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Ninth Circuit Torts - Injury Cases
Other Personal Injury Cases, Dockets and Filings
Cases filed
Cases 1 - 10 of 9,702
McKaskle v. Smith's Food & Drug Centers, Inc.
as 2:2015cv00582
Plaintiff: Cletus McKaskle
Defendant: Smith's Food & Drug Centers, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Personal Injury
Alice Tomassian v. Bloomingdales, Inc. et al.
as 2:2015cv02330
Mendoza Torres
as 1:2015at00258
Plaintiff: Pablo Mendoza Torres
Defendant: County of Fresno, Fresno County Sheriff Department
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question: Personal Injury
Kittipong Ratanachan v. National Railroad Passenger Corporation et al
as 2:2015cv02293
Defendant: Does, Enrique Garcia, National Railroad Passenger Corporation
Plaintiff: Kittipong Ratanachan
Kobi et al v. United States of America
as 1:2015cv00478
Plaintiff: Claudine Yvette Kobi , Alexandre Robert Kobi
Defendant: United States of America
Cause Of Action: Tort Claim
Navajo Health Foundation - Sage Memorial Hospital Incorporated et al v. Kiyarash et al
as 3:2015cv08040
Defendant: Farid Kiyarash , Esther Kiyarash , Caleb Lauber and others
Plaintiff: Navajo Health Foundation - Sage Memorial Hospital Incorporated , Stenson Wauneka
Cause Of Action: Petition for Removal Libel,Assault,Slander
Estate of Joseph R Kane et al v. Epley's, Inc.
as 3:2015cv00105
Plaintiff: Estate of Joseph R Kane , Stacie Kane , Joseph P Kane and others
Defendant: Epley's, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Wrongful Death
Richard Cahill v. Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District
as 3:2015cv01374
Defendant: Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District
Plaintiff: Richard Cahill
Cause Of Action: Jones Act
Hall v. Seaworld Entertainment, Inc.
as 3:2015cv00660
Plaintiff: Holly Hall
Defendant: Seaworld Entertainment, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
De Jimenez v. Bringard et al
as 2:2015cv00552
Defendant: Ronald E. Bringard, Malmgren Transport, Inc.
Plaintiff: Ivonne Suazo De Jimenez
Cause Of Action: Petition for Removal- Personal Injury

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RaboDirect PRO12: Glasgow Warriors V Treviso preview
Last Updated: 04/04/14 3:43pm
Glasgow Warriors take on Treviso at Scotstoun Stadium on Friday looking to make it three RaboDirect PRO12 wins in a row.
The Warriors go into this game - which was originally postponed on December 20 due to a waterlogged pitch - on the back of home victories over Scarlets and Ospreys.
After ending a six-game losing run at home to Edinburgh on Saturday, Treviso are now attempting to achieve back-to-back victories in the tournament for the first time since December 2012.
The Italians have won just once away from home in the PRO12 since then - 41-17 at the Scarlets last May.
Glasgow have won their last three encounters with Treviso whilst the Italians' only previous victory on Glasgow soil came at Firhill in September 2011.
As for team news, prop Geoff Cross is set to make his debut for Glasgow after recently joining the club from Edinburgh until the end of the season as injury cover.
He replaces Jon Welsh at tighthead, while Peter Horne has been named among the replacements and features in a Warriors squad for the first time this season after more than nine months out of action with an ACL injury sustained on Scotland's tour to South Africa last summer.
Peter Murchie continues at full-back, with Sean Maitland coming in for last week's try-scorer Tommy Seymour on the right wing and Niko Matawalu continuing on the left side.
After helping Scotland win the Bowl final at the Hong Kong Sevens last weekend, Mark Bennett comes in for Alex Dunbar at outside centre and forms a new midfield partnership with Finn Russell.
With Duncan Weir and Chris Cusiter both rested this week after featuring for Scotland during the Six Nations, Ruaridh Jackson comes in at fly-half and Henry Pyrgos has been named at scrum-half.
Gordon Reid continues at loosehead prop and Pat MacArthur keeps his place at hooker, alongside Cross in the front row.
Tim Swinson and captain Al Kellock both return from injury to line up in the second-row.
Rob Harley continues at blindside, Tyrone Holmes replaces Chris Fusaro at openside and Ryan Wilson comes in for Josh Strauss at number eight.
Kevin Bryce could make his second appearance for the Warriors from the bench after recently signing a new two-year deal with the club, while Lee Jones and James Eddie are also named among the replacements, after featuring for Scotland Sevens in Hong Kong last weekend.
Treviso changes
Meanwhile, Treviso coach Marius Goosen has made seven changes to his run-on side after last Saturday's victory against Edinburgh.
Amongst the backs, there are two changes with Andrea Pratichetti and Christian Loamanu replacing Ludovico Nitoglia and Michele Campagnaro on the right wing and at outside centre respectively.
Up front, Marco Fuser takes over from Manoa Vosawai at blindside flanker while Paul Derbyshire starts on the openside in place of Marco Filippucci.
In the second row Valerio Bernabò is preferred to Corniel van Zyl while Ignacio Fernandez-Rouyet and Matteo Muccignat are the starting props with Lorenzo Cittadini and Alberto De Marchi dropping down to the bench.
Glasgow: 15 Murchie, 14 Maitland, 13 Bennett, 12 Russell, 11 Matawalu, 10 Jackson, 9 Pyrgos; 1 Reid, 2 MacArthur, 3 Cross, 4 Swinson, 5 Kellock (c), 6 Harley, 7 Holmes, 8 Wilson.
Replacements: 16 Bryce, 17 Yanuyanutawa, 18 Low, 19 Nakarawa, 20 Eddie, 21 Horne, 22 Vernon, 23 Jones.
Treviso: 15 McLean, 14 Pratichetti, 13 Loamanu, 12 Sgarbi, 11 Esposito, 10 Ambrosini, 9 Botes; 1 Muccignat, 2 Ghiraldini, 3 Fernandez-Rouyet, 4 Pavanello (c), 5 Bernabò, 6 Fuser, 7 Derbyshire, 8 Barbieri.
Replacements: 16 Maistri, 17 De Marchi, 18 Cittadini, 19 Van Zyl, 20 Filippucci, 21 Semenzato, 22 Di Bernardo, 23 Williams.
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Ulster36 - 17Cardiff Blues
Sat 28th Mar
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Munster42 - 20Connacht
Ospreys53 - 22Zebre
Treviso17 - 32Dragons
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March 27, 2015
Professor Myron Orfield's recent article in the UCLA Law Review comparing residential and educational segregation in Louisville, Kentucky, to Detroit, Michigan, was discussed in an Atlantic article entitled "The City That Believed in Desegregation."
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March 19, 2015
Professor William McGeveran was interviewed on the public radio program "Marketplace" about the implications of Target's settlement of a consumer class action lawsuit arising from its massive 2013 data security breach. McGeveran noted that, rather than giving each consumer a small coupon, the terms of the settlement offer compensation to those who can prove financial harm from the breach.
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March 18, 2015
Professor Myron Orfield was interviewed by Judy Woodruff on PBS NewsHour for a piece entitled "The American Dream is Alive in the Twin Cities, But Not for Everyone." Orfield spoke about the fiscal disparities system and the Met Council housing policy plan.
Professor Paul Vaaler was interviewed by WCCO News Radio's Dave Lee on where prominent Minnesota-based multinational firms locate their regional headquarters in certain European countries—Ireland, the United Kingdom, Belgium and Switzerland—and why. Vaaler is a weekly guest commenting on current business issues.
Read Paul Vaaler's Faculty Profile
March 17, 2015
Professor Oren Gross spoke to Fox 9 News from Tel Aviv on the Israeli election. Gross, who was a member of the Tel Aviv University Law School faculty from 1996-2002, gave his breakdown of the major candidates involved in the election and the significance of the outcome.
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March 14, 2015
Professor Myron Orfield was quoted about segregation in the St. Paul school system in a Pioneer Press article entitled "Are St. Paul Schools More Segregated Under Plan? Not So Far."
March 13, 2015
Professor Linus Chan was quoted in a Star Tribune article entitled "29 Immigrants in Minnesota Detained in National Sweep."
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Professor Myron Orfield's Institute on Metropolitan Opportunity report on segregation in the Twin Cities was discussed in a Star Tribune editorial entitled "The Unintended Consequences of Affordable Housing Policies."
March 11, 2015
Professor Paul Vaaler was interviewed by WCCO News Radio's Dave Lee on Minneapolis-based Target's corporate restructuring plan following the layoff of nearly 1,700 workers at its headquarters operations last week. In addition, 1,400 "open" employment positions were closed. Target CEO Brian Cornell hopes to decrease the number of personnel layers and create cross-disciplinary "centers of excellence" in headquarters operations. Vaaler is a weekly guest commenting on current business issues.
March 10, 2015
Professor Francis Shen's recent study on the emerging field of neuroscience and law was highlighted in a Minnesota Daily article entitled "Neurolaw Could Split Parties: The Area Where Neuroscience and Law Intersect Could Make for Political Divides in the U.S."
Read Francis Shen's Faculty Profile
March 9, 2015
Professor Alexandra Klass was quoted in a Star Tribune article discussing a major settlement between the U.S. Army and the City of New Brighton involving the contamination of the city's municipal water supply by solvents and other pollutants used for decades during the operation of the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant in Arden Hills, Minn. The article also features the career of John Drawz ('67), an attorney at Fredrikson & Byron, and his decades of work representing the city on the case.
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March 7, 2015
Professor Jane Kirtley appeared on a panel, entitled "Government Control Through the Internet," at the Inter American Press Association's Midyear Meeting in Panama City, Panama. She discussed free press issues arising from government and private sector surveillance of online communications. The panel was covered by La Prensa, the largest daily newspaper in Panama, and Kirtley was quoted in a DiarioLibre.com article.
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March 6, 2015
Professor Barry Feld's most recent book, Kids, Cops, and Confessions: Inside the Interrogation Room (New York University Press 2013) received the 2015 Outstanding Book Award from the Academy of Criminal Justice Science. The citation described it as "An extraordinary contribution to the study of crime and criminal justice." Kids, Cops, and Confessions is only the second empirical study of police interrogation since the Supreme Court decided Miranda and the first to examine juveniles. The book reviews have been equally laudatory: "A terrific book...A rich blend of top-notch empirical scholarship and doctrinal analysis." (Crime, Law, & Social Change); "A significant contribution to research about what happens in the interrogation room with juveniles...An invaluable exploration into how the criminal justice system really works." (Journal of Youth & Adolescence); "A well written and concise account that contributes to literature related to juvenile justice, police practices, and juvenile criminal law." (International Criminal Justice Review); "He provides one of the most comprehensive analyses of interrogations anywhere in the system—one that has lessons not just for the juvenile justice system, but for the adult system as well...The book is a measured account of interrogations that will appeal to anyone with an interest in the inner workings of the juvenile justice system, the interrogation process, or even how the conflict between crime control and due process is resolved everyday by system players." (Punishment & Society) This is the second book for which Feld has received one or more outstanding book awards.
Read Barry Feld's Faculty Profile
March 5, 2015
Professor Myron Orfield's new Institute on Metropolitan Opportunity report on housing segregation in the Twin Cities was discussed in a MinnPost article entitled "Why Are the Twin Cities so Segregated? A New Report Blames Housing Policies—and Education Reforms."
Professor Jessica Clarke was interviewed about her Duke Law Journal article, "Inferring Desire," for the RightsCast podcast. Clarke's article discusses courts' tendency to treat sexual desire as a requirement in sexual harassment cases. Moreover, courts reduce the "desire" inquiry into a question of whether the plaintiff was gay in same-sex harassment cases, and often treat sexual harassment cases differently depending on whether the plaintiff and the harasser are the same or opposite sexes. RightsCast is a video podcast about civil rights issues by Professor Nancy Leong at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law.
Read Jessica Clarke's Faculty Profile
Professor Jane Kirtley was quoted in a Pioneer Press article about the University of Minnesota's Student Service Fee Committee's attempt to condition funding to an independent student magazine on "culturally sensitive discourse." The committee told the Minnesota Republic that it would monitor the publication to make sure that any material it produced "does not compromise the cultural harmony of the campus." Kirtley pointed out that this "meaningless standard" was viewpoint-based censorship, allowing "completely arbitrary and capricious action...that's not acceptable under the First Amendment." University officials reportedly told the Pioneer Press that the committee did "inappropriately editorialize," and affirmed that funding to the magazine cannot be denied "simply because it advocates a particular opinion, no matter how controversial."
March 4, 2015
Professor Paul Vaaler was interviewed by WCCO TV's Natalie Nyhus about the history and achievements of five prominent Minnesotans on the Forbes World Billionaires List: Whitney MacMillan, Stanley Hubbard, Glen Taylor, Barbara Carlson Gage, and Marilyn Carlson Nelson. "They are some of the oldest families that have been a part of the business landscape for, in many cases, decades and, in some cases, centuries," said Vaaler.
Professor Paul Vaaler was interviewed by WCCO News Radio's John Hines on yesterday's announcement by Target Corporation's CEO, Brian Cornell, that Target would be shedding "thousands" of workers at the Minneapolis headquarters operations to save $2 billion. This savings would be invested in strategic initiatives designed to return the company to growth and profitability. Vaaler is a weekly guest commenting on current business issues.
Professor Fionnuala Ni Aolain has been selected to join the University of Minnesota's Grand Challenges Research Strategies Group to help shape grand-challenges research priorities. This group has been charged with gathering perspectives from across the campus on the cross-disciplinary areas of research and scholarship where the University has, or is poised to have, exceptional strength and a competitive advantage. In consultation with faculty, staff, and students, and with relevant external experts, the group will then suggest which of these areas might best align with the Grand Challenge criteria outlined by the Strategic Planning Workgroup.
Read Fionnuala Ní Aoláin's Faculty Profile
March 2, 2015
Professor Heidi Kitrosser's new book, Reclaiming Accountability, was reviewed by Steven Aftergood in Secrecy News, the widely read publication of the Government Secrecy Project of the Federation of American Scientists. Aftergood praises Reclaiming Accountability as offering a "scrupulous and nuanced presentation" of opposing views. Kitrosser's purpose, he writes, is "not to ridicule [opponents'] weakest arguments, but to engage [their] strongest ones." He concludes that "[t]he book adds analytical rigor and insight to current debates over secrecy and accountability, which it ultimately aims to inspire and inform."
Read Heidi Kitrosser's Faculty Profile
March 1, 2015
Professor Alexandra Klass was quoted in a ThinkProgress blog on the use of eminent domain for the Keystone XL Pipeline. The article explores why private property rights groups have been mostly silent on the use of eminent domain by a private pipeline company and have not come to the defense of ranchers and landowners.
Prof. Orfield Quoted in The Atlantic on Louisville-Jefferson County Schools
Prof. McGeveran Discusses Target Data Breach Settlement on Public Radio's 'Marketplace'
Prof. Orfield Interviewed for PBS NewsHour Piece, 'The American Dream is Alive in the Twin Cities, But Not for Everyone'
Prof. Vaaler Comments on Where Minnesota Firms Locate in Europe and Why
Prof. Chan Quoted in Star Tribune on National Push to Arrest Immigrants with Criminal Convictions
Prof. Gross Speaks on Fox 9 News on Israeli Election
Prof. Orfield Quoted on Segregation in St. Paul Schools in Pioneer Press
Prof. Orfield's New IMO Report on Housing Segregation Discussed in MinnPost
Prof. Orfield's IMO Report on Segregation in the Twin Cities Discussed in Star Tribune Editorial
Prof. Vaaler Comments on Corporate Restructuring at Target HQ Following Mass Layoffs
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In Menton, Fr. Proof it's possible for Italians to make a lousy tiramisu. Pre-made (store-bought) caramel sauce and no coffee or liquor flavor. My pizza was great, though. I told them to skip the complimentary glass of Lemoncello. That stuff is like drinking Pledge.
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"Ronnie and I were county clerks at about the same time. While she was Legislative Chairman for the County Clerks she kept the county clerks informed about Legislative bills that had been filed with the State Legislature that affected our office. I respected and admired her very much. Condolences to her family.
Catherine Ashley, Reeves County Clerk 19731995"
"We are so very sorry for your loss. Rhonnie was a sweetheart and we will all miss her."
"To Rhonnies Family
Your wife and Mother was a gracious, caring, and wonderful Lady when I first met her when she was volunteering in the surgical waiting room at the Moore County Hospital. I saw her numerous time when mom and dad were in the hospital and she was a joy to see and visit with.She told of working in the clerks office and about her husband,Chuck, whose family we had done business with in Guymon.
I know you will all miss her but you realize she is in a better place and will be waiting to see the rest of her family in heaven when they join her. God will comfort you and ask him for guidance and peace at this time ."
"Dear Chuck and Family: We are so sorry to hear of Rhonnies passing. She was a very dear friend. She was so special to Lee and I when my Mom was in hospice. She would take the 10 to 1 pm shift and I do not know what we would have done without her. To us, she was truly an angel with out wings. But, she has them now. She will be greatly missed by all that knew her. She and I worked together for quite a few years. Lee and I enjoyed setting with you and Rhonnie at the County dinner. We will see her again one day and oh what a reunion that will be. May God grant you his peace and comfort now and in the coming days. We love you all. Lee Janis Sheppard"
"I always enjoyed being around Rhonnie, I am a former CoDist. Clerk from Hall Co.,TX Sending my sincere sympathy."
"Our deepest sympathy to the family, especially Brent and Kari. Cherish the memories of all the wonderful moments shared throughout the years. The love and honor you feel for mother will always remain and is something time will never take away.
"RIP my friend. Thanks for all the wonderful hugs you gave me each Sunday. Chuck, may the arms of our Father hold you when you need him most. Rhonnie Jo. Youll be missed."
"Chuck, Mike, Melanie, Brent family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Rhonnie was such a great part of my life over the last 35 years. She was not only my boss for so many years but she was my mentor. She taught me so much about life and loved me just like I was her own daughter. I will always appreciate the faith and confidence she placed in me and encouraged me to follow in her footsteps as County Clerk. I have so many memories of the years I worked for her that I will cherish them forever. Thank You Rhonnie for all you taught me through the good times and the bad times. You will truly be missed. Chuck, you and your family are in my prayers. I pray that God will comfort your broken hearts at this time and just know we will see Rhonnie again someday. She will be missed by many.
Love Prayers Brenda"
"We love you Rhonnie JO and will miss you very much."
"My deepest sympathy to all of Rhonnies family. She was admired by so many, and was my dear friend since childhood. She will be missed."


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gazebo/sunscreen for veggie garden
i am looking for a way to 1) keep doggies out of garden and 2) shade veggies from the middday sun here in phoenix. i am exploring buying a tubular steel gazebo and some sort of fencing material. anyone have any ideas or experience with such a problem???? thanks!
kvilter gardener,
I have been thinking about doing the same thing. I have been looking at a really large one that has a steel frame. You can spray the canvas part with scotch guard or other sun repellent type stuff to make it last a little longer.
I plan to grow my gingers, heliconia, decorative bananas and vines in there they are currently taking over the shady patio lol. I may even add a misting system and will put in a small spa in one corner.
Some native americans in the SW used to build 'ramadas' (shade structures)to shelter thier crops from intense afternoon sun. I think a sturdy steel framed gazebo would do the same thing. If the sides were screened in to let in the sun and you had stuff in pots or postioned them in the ground where they could get slanted afternoon sun and full morning sun it would be ideal. The side screens if zipped shut and sealed somehow on the bottom might help to keep pests out as a bonus.
Since you have a dog you are trying to keep out, depending on the size of the dog, you may need some sturdy fencing outside the gazebo. I have a lab pup who likes to chew so I will have to put up something pup proof.
My mom always makes shade structures for her melons and pumpkins and they do well.
Hopefully someone else has some more advice. Let me know if you try it. I will get some photos posted when I get mine done.
~SJN (in Lake Havasu,AZ)
Check out IKEA's summer "pavillion"; it's sturdy plastic piping with UV-resistant vinyl mesh you attach to the top and sides. Diemsion-wise, I would fay it is 7' high snd 8'-9 ft in the centre and about 10' to a side... It is IKEA, but at only around $70, it may be worth a try...
I'm doing "Sqare Foot Gardening" in Phoenix. I've done a couple things in my garden to protect my plants. We have lots of rabbits, so I've got chicken wire to surround. Rabbits won't bother to jump over, but I'm betting dogs might. Over my lettuce i have a piece of fencing bent (kinda like a quonset hut)to serve as a canopy. I toss plain old burlap over this and it protects the plants from cooking in the mid-day sun.
Over my tomato/cucumber plants I secured some chicken wire. Burlap sits fine over this structure as well. This really helped protect them in early March when it hit 100degrees. I have a mish-mash of plants, but my kids are having a blast and we are eating/replanting regularly.
Phyllis, I love your garden! Where are you that you have rabbits, not in the middle of the city surely? What else do you have in there? I wanted to do sq ft gardening, but got too wrapped up with animal care and never got the forms built. I have most of my veggies in pots or tubs and I'm gardening in long flower beds. I have my fingers crossed that this is one year when I will actually have a good crop of tomatoes.
Believe ir not, I'm actually in the city with all its roads under construction and heavy traffic. I'm close to the North Mountain Preserve, and the lawn sprinklers I'm sure attract the quail and rabbits that we see daily (and the occasional coyote).
I put the least expensive compost and garden soil I could get at Home Depot, as my garden location needed dirt and I didn't want to fill it with a bunch of caliche dirt. The good dirt I'm sure took me a long way.
I used "Extreme Gardening" By the Garden Guy Dave Owens. It is hot weather/Arizona specific. It has been a great resource for co-planting ideas, organic solutions, when to plant in desert, etc.
Here's a list of my plants I put in by seed: beets, radishes, corn, carrots, sunflowers, canteloupe, snow peas, and NewZealand spinach.
I bought small transplants of: japanese eggplant, golden bell pepper, sweet100 tomatoes, little gold tomatoes, strawberries, mint, thyme, tarragon, parsley, sage, basil,red leaf lettuce and butterhead lettuce, and a variety flowers- johnny-jump-ups, panseys, marigold, zinnia, geranium, salvia, petunia, alyssium, cosmos.
Wow! I didn't realize what a variety of stuff I had. I already know that I want more tomatoes and probably won't do the strawberries again. It is a grand experiment, distractor from the aggravations of life, and a lot of fun.
I predict you will have more eggplant than you can keep up with. I had *one* Japanese eggplant that was incredibly prolific. The freeze really bit it hard so I took it out and replaced it with a small transplant. You have a great selection in your garden. Mine is not as diverse, but I'm adding a bit at a time.


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MyDigitalSSD BP4 240GB mSATA Review
We've already published reports of MyDigitalSSD's 2.5" Bullet Proof 4 (BP4) in the 2.5" size and found it to be the least power-hungry SSD on the market. MyDigitalSSD also has a new mSATA version that uses the same Phison S8 controller and new firmware that increases the drive's overprovisioning. In our testing, the new firmware came with more than just a significant performance increase from the BP3 - also increased battery life.
MyDigitalSSD set new battery life standards with the BP4 and at this time they are equal to the early SandForce B02 stepping products that we've tested in the lab. In a month we'll be at Computex Taipei 2013 and B02 should be all over the place in new products, but until then, MyDigitalSSD's BP4 is the battery life king... and they might even have the crown after Computex, too. The main difference for those buying today, the BP4 is available now and has been on sale at Amazon for over a month already.
MDSSD's BP4 uses the same controller found in the BP3, the Phison S8. As we've mentioned before, most SSD's are just simply FPGA chips and the programming / firmware is more important than the actual silicon, most of the time. Holding that statement true today, the Phison S8 in the BP4 is programmed for increased overprovisioning - that's why the marketing capacity is now 240GB. The data performance is also faster on the BP4. Random data is quicker due to new programming, and sequential performance is faster thanks to new Toshiba 19nm Toggle Type B flash.
The mSATA market is really starting to heat up and several notebooks / ultrabooks cut the red ribbon in around a month's time. In order to meet low pricing demands by customers, many of the OEMs have turned to older, slower designs that cost less than new exciting products. Soon to market low-cost ultrabooks with small cache SSD's paired with HDD's will require an upgrade to full flash based mSATA drives to make your ultrabook perform like your desktop with an SSD in it now. With the slots present, dropping in a large SSD is still the best bang for the buck upgrade most users can do, without diving under the notebook skin too deep.
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Sage Gold, Inc. filed its Annual on Jan 28, 2015 for the period ending Sep 30, 2014. In this report its auditor, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, gave an unqualified opinion expressing doubt that the company can continue as a going concern.
Sage Gold, Inc. (TSXV:SGX) is looking for acquisition opportunities. Nigel Lees, President & Chief Executive Officer of Sage, commented, "On closing, Sage will retain a positive working capital position and an ability to pursue its strategy of acquiring and developing interests in properties that can be advanced toward production within a short time frame. This was successfully employed at Clavos and we believe it confers upon the company substantial upside with modest risk. The 100% owned Lynx polymetallic deposit, located within the Onaman property, fits this strategy and we have already identified additional key properties and assets that could greatly enhance the company's portfolio."
Sage Gold, Inc. (TSXV:SGX) is seeking acquisitions. Sage is engaged in active discussions to acquire additional strategic assets in Beardmore Geraldton and in the Wawa, Ontario area.
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The Mesa East Valley Rose Society will be conducting the Annual Rose Auction Feb 20 at MCC. This is my first year as Co-Chair so I am very excited about the progress of the auction. We are going to have over 100 roses to sell from local rose gardens, nurseries, and roses on Fortuniana that are being shipped in from 3 different states. This is the premier rose auction in AZ with very hard to find roses on the bill.
Please check out the list at MEVRS website for more details.
If you are unable to attend the event I will be taking advance bids on the roses, but you must arrange picking them up. Contact me at email@example.com with questions or to preorder.
An important item to note is we will be adding to the rose list until Feb 18... we are still getting roses.
I came, I saw, I bought six! Of course, that's probably the least number I've purchased there in 4-5 years but only because this year I set my budget beforehand.
Loved seeing some of those roses going for as much as $50.00 and Ryan should be congratulated on a wonderful event. Many, if not most, of the roses offered at this auction are not available through the local nurseries although a few roses were donated by them.


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Dk should be able to eat 3.
I'm the only DK in the raid..
With all the self heals everyone has now it shouldn't be much of am issue.
I tried a shiesty little trick of letting one spawn on me, then Iceblocking to wait out the three second detonation timer...and that didn't work...it seemed like the timer didn't start until I came out of Iceblock, it sucked.One concern I have is that the description in the dungeon journal says it does 340k damage in a 7 yard radius...I definitely didn't see it hitting that hard, even when I didn't have my Ice Barrier up (absorbs 85k). Also, is that damage split, or is it equal to everyone?
You talk about someone who will be pissed, let me use a charm and not get some loot. I'll blow my top for doing all those quests to get the charm for nothing.
again CHECK the LOOT table for the boss (is its LFR you might check it before queing, if its reg then I think till everyone's aware of what boss drops their stuff the RL should give a sec for people to open the dungeon journal and sort it to that boss and difficulty and filter it for their class and spec.


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I'm Baaaaaaaaaaaack! (careful ... a little lengthy)
Hello Everyone,
It's been a really long time since I've been here. I want to apologize for my absence. Some of you may be aware that my family has been struggling with some personal issues, which have seriously impaired my ability to create and, especially, quilt.
It is to those of you who were on my birthday group lists last year (yes, I was on two) that I wish to apologize. I was unable to complete blocks for some of you from approximatley August through the end of the year. I had every intention of finishing them, but my situation had me far too paralyzed and unable to work on them. I trust that Kristene was able to get replacement blocks to you for what I was unable to complete.
To the ladies in the 2nd (Row) and 3rd (Row/Round) Robin Groups: I am diligently working on catching up and getting these quilts off my sewing table and on to yours! I hope that you will like what I am adding to your work and that it will complement your finished quilts. You should start seeing them in your mailboxes very soon.
Everyone, I discovered that my husband has a condition that was a complete surprise to me, even though I have known him for 45 years. This situation caused him to be hospitalized at the end of December and again in early February. Immediately following this second hospitalization I lost my job. I have maintained that my position as his wife was to stand by my husband, no matter what may come from this situation. I thought I was being successful, but it was becoming more and more difficult to maintain our friendship, let alone our marriage. Despite my protestations and best attempts to keep our family together, four nights ago he told me that he wants a separation and does not intend to come back.
I don't know why, but although the past 2 weeks have been really difficult here, I have been working on these Row/Round Robin quilts. It might be the universe's way of telling me "it's time". As I am filing for divorce tomorrow, the creativity genes in my brain have kicked in to "protect" me ... by allowing me to create and make something beautiful even as my life seems to be falling apart.
Fortunately, I have some WONDERFULLY CARING friends here, who have called me, sent notes, and in one case even e-mailed the local police to come by and check to see that I am still alive and well. Yes, I am very aware that I am truly, truly blessed even as my life continues its unusual path.
So, thank you all for your patience and understanding, and I hope to be completely caught up very, very soon.
You don't know me, but I remember you from past posts and just want to let you know that this too will pass. Quilting will help you through the rough times. As we all know, quilting sewing crafting of any kind will take your mind away from the "real world" for a bit and give you some peace.
Hang in there....make something lovely just for you.
Congratulations Odessa for being a true and loyal wife and friend to your husband, even when he has been unwell.
Yes, I was able to find other caring quilters to make up the missing blocks - no questions asked. Everyone understands that there are times when we all can get behind and need a helping hand.
So glad you are now able to get back into quilting again. Any form of "The Arts" seem to have a healing power to mend broken hearts and spirits and help us to get through each day. You are a very brave, loyal and courageous lady, for whom I have a great deal of respect.
Odessa, It's a thankless world out there at times! It sounds like you had to retreat to within yourself for survival....and that's ok. But now, the creative juices are flowing to help you through the rest of this difficult time of your life. Hang in there, girlfriend, you've gotten this far, you can certainly finish the course!
Odessa, What can anyone really say to ease the hurt you are feeling. 45 years is a big part of our lives; to have to turn our backs on any part of it is not an easy thing to do. You seem to have started in the right direction as sharing can bring comfort as well as support. We quilter stick together and are glad you felt you could include us in your healing process. I wish you peace. Jayne
Thank you all so much for your kind words. Makes me wish I hadn't been so creatively paralyzed for so long ... you've already helped to lift my spirits and push me along the path to my best self.
I can't believe all the ideas trying to come out of my brain ... my fingers can't keep up!
I missed the forum for a day & when I checked in ---- found all the wonderful comments!! You knew you had great friends here - & I know you knew we were praying & pulling for you in your absence. I'm SO glad you're quilting again!! And as you are one of the most creative ladies on the planet, I'm anticipating all the good things that are going to flow from those fingers!!
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Terence Davies' 'Sunset Song' Begins Scottish Shoot
Terence Davies' movie version of Scottish author Lewis Grassic Gibbon's 1932 classic novel Sunset Song has begun its location shoot in Scotland.
Billed as an intimate epic, Davies's much-anticipated film stars Agyness Deyn (Pusher), Peter Mullan (War Horse) and Kevin Guthrie (Sunshine on Leith). The novel is widely regarded as one of the most important works in Scottish literature. Sunset Song was adapted for television in 1971 by BBC Scotland but has never been made into a film.
The story is set in the early 20th century in northeast Scotland during a time of great social upheaval and unrest. Deyn plays a young woman coming of age as her family is beset by tragedy. The distant rumblings of World War I bring some of the worst aspects of the modern world to this remote rural community.
Sol Papadopoulos and Roy Boulter's Liverpool-based production banner Hurricane Films, IRIS Productions and SellOutPictures are mounting the project for the big screen.
Fortissimo Films is handling the international distribution rights for the film and will be shopping it to buyers in Cannes next month. Sunset Song is set to deliver later this year, for distribution in 2015.
The film shoot began in New Zealand to capture the March harvest season, followed by interior work at Filmland in Luxembourg.
The U.K.-Luxembourg co-production is financed by Luxembourg Film Fund, the British Film Institute's film fund, Creative Scotland, BBC Scotland and private equity.
The film is being produced by Boulter and Papadopoulos, together with Nicolas Steil from IRIS Productions and Bob Last of SellOutPictures. Lizzie Francke is the BFI Film Fund executive on the project.
Papadopoulos said: "With Terence's distinctive style, and themes that are as relevant today as they were in the early 20th century, we're confident Sunset Song will resonate with audiences the world over."
Sunset Song will be Davies' first feature since 2011's The Deep Blue Sea, another period drama, which featured Rachel Weisz and Tom Hiddleston. The veteran director's other work includes The House of Mirth (2000) starring Gillian Anderson and the acclaimed documentary Of Time and the City (2008).
Bob Last of SellOutPictures said, "After working with Terence on House of Mirth, we were looking for another ambitious project to do, and Sunset Song was a story that Terence not only loved but that would allow him to take his eye, vision and poetry out into the landscape, a first for him. Our ambition for the film and the opportunity to capture the grandeur of the Scottish landscape drove the use of 65mm film, a first for Scotland and an exciting addition to Terence's pallette."
BFI Film Fund chief Ben Roberts described Davies as "one of our finest filmmakers, whose visually stunning and emotionally penetrating films have opened the eyes, hearts and minds of audiences around the world."
Added Roberts: "We are excited beyond belief by how he is working with the landscape and bringing his long-cherished Sunset Song to the big screen, supporting our fifth film with Scottish roots after Under the Skin, Sunshine on Leith, The Angels' Share and For Those in Peril."
The project got a boost last year after Hurricane Films got Working Title co-chairman Tim Bevan on board as part of the 2013 mentor set-up administered by independent charity organization Nesta (the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts).
Bevan, one of the U.K.'s biggest producer names, whose credits include Les Miserables, Atonement and Love, Actually, provided support in areas of project development and production for Hurricane Films through the mentoring process, focusing on the banner's next two features, Sunset Song and A Quiet Passion.
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Just to give you something to talk about, I present a handful of Flowlines with 'T' and 'V' tails. A Cotswold Tracer and the Irvine 21.
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Sorry for poor quality, but these photos pre-date digital cameras.
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Here you go chaps, 25 years spread in these photos from the UK Nationals. Sorry the photo's are a bit self centred, I do not actualy take any myself.
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God these pictures make me feel old! This is what we used to race 35 years ago in F3D. This is my racing partner Greg Ashton with a Phil Greeno Models Manneater. So called because it was designed to beat Alan Mann then a dominant racer in RC pylon in Britain. Greg had three of these. One ended up buried in the runway at Aston Down. All we found of the motor was the backplate and a small piece of crankcase screwed to the remains of the motor mount. The other met its end at RAF Fulbeck in Lincs. They were all powered by HP 40 rear induction motors. This was a good motor in its day. It was not unusual to have 50-60 entries in FAI pylon at the Nationals in the late seventies but the introduction of the tuned pipe killed both the participation and the HP 40. HPs with the old FAI muffler were a very easy engine to use if a bit noisy.
FAI mopdels of this era were large being based on the old American Formula 2 class but were easy to fly and land. They were 5 pounds in weight and about 58 in wingspan. The wing thickness had to be one and a half inches at the root. A good HP 40 with Clive Wall or Don Beaumont flying it were capable of low 1min 30s.
I took these photos last week when Greg cleared his attic out. This one made the semi finals at the Nats in about 1980.
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Great thread! Takes me back a bit! Found this little epistle while looking for something else,
I hope it doesn't offend anyone
a)Walks on water.
b)Leaps multi storey flats
c)Talks to God
d)Catches bullets with his teeth
e)Uses Kraft
f)Looks down on Pattern Fliers
a)Swims well
b)Jumps high walls
c)Prays often
d)Good shot
e)Uses Skyleader
f)Looks down on Scale modellers
a)Can dog paddle
b)Runs into walls
c)Admires Pylon Pilots, but daren't talk to them
d)Is safe with a water pistol
e)Uses Futaba
f)Looks down on Glider Pilots
a)Doesn't wash
b)Leaves scratch marks on walls
c)Mumbles to himself
d)Wets himself with his water pistol
e)Uses HMV - the dog retrieves
f)Wishes he could start a glo - plug engine
I think Tappin was responsible for that if I remember
Fun days!
|Aug 20, 2012, 01:06 PM
I raced Q500, 1/4 midget and 1/2A back in the late 70's
|Sep 22, 2012, 11:17 PM
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Peter Priest here. Thanks Dan, for all you do...
For those not in the loop, Dan is the consummate builder, flyer, and all-around good guy! (well, not sure if he is still building, what with a young daughter, wife, etc...)
Dan taught me to fly back in the 70's, and later built a number of racers for me. He was a prolific builder of quality planes. It amazed me what he could do in a small garage, with a minimal budget...
I remember his planes always flew fast, and without needing any trim! Dan was a multi-tasker at the races- I have more than one photo of him working on a plane in one hand, and a popsicle in another. Usually they were my planes...when I was ready to throw in the towel because of a burned up engine, or whatever, Dan would say, "It's not that bad...we can fix it..." And he always did. I miss those days...I miss racing...and Dan...
One of these days I'll post some of the F1 photos... Lots of great looking racers!
|Sep 29, 2012, 08:43 PM
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What a trip down memory lane.
Summer of 76 I am working in Danville, IL installing new X-Ray equipment in the hospital. Working 60 - 80 hours a week and worn out. We finished on the Friday that NATS week started. Told the boss I was off for a week and drove to Dayton just to work the NATS. Got assigned to the Plyon racing and spent most of the week in the timing cage. Nothing like seeing Pylon racing from inside. Had a ball.
Remember the Wednesday morning late start while the Korean war vintage helicopter was test flown and it's final flight to the AF Museum?
1979 I got a call from Earl Witt, then AMA President, asking if I really owned a computer. Yes I did, an Altair 8080 . Earl asked if I would write a computer program to do the frequency matrix and the scoring for pylon at the Lincoln NE NATS. I did and with the help of my two oldest daughters, 10 & 12, we spent the next ~10 years at the NATS doing the scoring for Pylon and Pattern NATS and a US Pattern team selection.
We also scored the first?? FAI world pylon event at Springfield, MA in 85. Somehow, two lovely teenage daughters didn't hurt, we fell in with the Aussies and had a ball after hours. Only can remember the team captain, David / Dave, the excellent Aussie beer they brought with them and the hoisting and lowering of the unofficial Aussie flag while singing Waltzing Matilda.
Damn those were good times.
|Oct 20, 2012, 02:03 PM
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thanks Shultz
|Oct 24, 2012, 04:46 PM
I think it was a Jerry Small kit. I can't quite remember. You would have to ask Dan Kane or someone.
|Oct 25, 2012, 10:25 AM
Here is a picture of a Jerry Small Estralitta.
Jim Gager also made a Formula 1 Estralitta, It had a slightly different shape to the fuselage.
|Oct 25, 2012, 10:30 AM
United States, KS, Overland Park
Joined Jun 2007
556 Posts
Gager also made a QM15 Estrellita kit. That might have been my first .15 sized QM plane if I remember correctly, flew it at the 1987 Lincoln NATS
|Oct 25, 2012, 11:05 AM
He here is a picture of my dad and I with his Gager QM15 Estralitta, at the same NATS.
|Nov 05, 2012, 05:25 PM
Templeton, CA
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99 Posts
Bob Smith & Miss B.S.
Bob Smith celebrated his 60th birthday this past weekend in San Luis Obispo, CA. Whit Stockwell brought this photo, which was taken in either '71 or '72. Left to right is Bob Bleadon (pylon racer and co-owner of the P-51), John Brodbeck (K&B), Jeff Bertken, Terry Prather, Chuck Smith, Dan McCann, Whit Stockwell and Bob Smith, with 4 Miss B.S.s lined up in front.
|Nov 05, 2012, 09:15 PM
smokey point, wash.
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What was the P-51, and is there any more pictures of it ?
|Nov 11, 2012, 07:46 AM
Great picture and what an amazing crew of racers. Say happy belated birthday to Bob for me.
Dan Kane.
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Effects on Stepchildren 1 RUNNING HEAD: THE EFFECTS OF STEPPARENTS ON STEPCHILDREN The Effects of Stepparents on Stepchildren Tiffany Stark Sonoma State University EDMS 420 Professor Pollack Effects on Stepchildren 2 Introduction The divorce rate has been steadily increasing in the United States for many years. According to the US Bureau of Census (2004), as cited in the Stepfamily Foundation website, as many as one out of every two marriages will end in divorce. However, many of these families end up in a re-constituted family consisting of stepparents and/or stepsiblings. In fact, according to the Stepfamily Foundation (2007), seventy five percent of all divorcees remarry. As to the percentage of families with children who are affected, it is stated that over fifty percent of all United States families are remarried or re-coupled. The effects are staggering. Even those who are not from a re-constituted family are affected. Many of these children have many friends who are from re-constituted families. A lot of research has been done on the effects of divorce on children. However, it seems that the research regarding the effects of re-constituted families is not prominent. It seems the effects a stepparent may have on a child are often dismissed, since the focus tends to be on the original divorce. Nonetheless, with over fifty percent of children in the United States being affected by remarriage, the research is beginning. Many of these stepparents have daily interaction with their stepchildren. Conversely, many do not. However, despite the amount of time a stepparent may have to interact with their step- child, there is a strong psychological effect on the child. My interest with stepparents comes from personal experience. I have had a step- mom since I was seven years old. My relationship with my step-mom has never been positive. I felt that she had changed my father into a completely different person. I also felt like she didn't like me, and therefore I felt no need to try and bond with her. I know that this holds true with almost all of my friends who are also from re-constituted Effects on Stepchildren 3 families. However, I have discovered that the dislike for stepparents often occurs only if a child is too young to understand what is going on. From my own personal experience, it seems that the older a child is the less severe the impact of a stepparent is. The focus in my paper is to discover the true effect of a stepparent on a child. Research Reassigning of Family Roles: Families who experience divorce go through a period where they are part of a single-parent household. During this time, the roles of the family are reassigned. Many of the children tend to assume a more adult-like role during this time. They are expected to help around the house and with simple daily chores more often than children in a nuclear family. These children tend to assume more responsibility and power in the family. The introduction and inclusion of a stepparent after this period of time often diminishes these roles and responsibilities. The family is subject to a reassignment of roles once more. This can be related to the second birth in a family. During this period of time, the oldest child tends to have the full attention of his or her parents. When the second child is born, the first born loses their throne, so to speak. The same holds true for children in re-constituted families. These children tend to feel that they have been knocked off of their pedestal. All of the sudden, the full attention and responsibility allotted to them is taken away by this new family member. In fact, according to research, the more harmony there is in the new marriage, the more animosity between stepparents and stepchildren. This is due to the need for romantic bonding between the two parents. This tends to detract from the time with the children. However, this is not always true. In some cases, Effects on Stepchildren 4 the attention received from the new stepparent can help a child feel less of the lessened attention from the biological parent. Gender: Gender affects almost everything in nearly every relationship. However, the gender dynamics in a stepparent stepchild relationship are obvious. Each dyad has a different need. In general, girls are more likely to be less well-adjusted in a remarriage. In a study conducted by Clingempeel, Brand, and Ievoli they discovered that "the major finding of this research is that stepparent-stepdaughter relationships in both stepmother and stepfather families were more problematic than stepparent-stepson relationships" (Clingempell, Brand, & Ievoli, 1984, p.471). In the case of a stepmother, stepdaughter relationship the relationship seems to typically be poor. If a daughter is living with the father, the addition of a new mother figure is often threatening. These daughters tend to perceive that their importance to the father is diminished by this new woman. However, the consequences seem to be even greater if the daughter is living with the mother. "Stepmothers who are more positive in their marriages may be perceived as more threatening to hopes of parental reconciliation and the re-establishment of close mother-daughter ties" (Brand & Clingempeel, 1987, p. 144). Stepmothers also tend to attempt to become a mother figure earlier than stepfathers, leading to conflict with the stepparent and the stepchild. Often the stepdaughter feels as though this is a betrayal of her own biological mother. Due to this tension between stepdaughters and stepmothers, marital conflict between a daughter's biological father and her stepmother creates a positive reaction. The opposite is true of stepsons. The more harmony between either biological mother and stepfather or biological father and stepmother, the more well adjusted the son Effects on Stepchildren 5 becomes. This may be due to a perceived sense of support coming from a harmonious relationship. During the single-parent phase, many young boys develop a buddy like system with their single-parent. "Consequently, a more positive marital relationship may be perceived as an additional support system rather than as a greater encroachment upon the father-son relationship" (Brand, et al, 1987, p. 145). In the study done by Brand and Clingempell, it was found that sons tended to see their non-resident parent more often than daughters did. This could relate to the diminished feeling of imposition by another parent and thereby the betrayal of the biological parent. Interaction with nonresident parent: Studies have found that a positive relationship is more likely to occur when a child has a higher access to the non-resident parent. In other words, a child who lives with his/her mother and stepfather is more likely to have a positive relationship with the stepfather if they are able to visit their biological father more often. "An ongoing relationship with the nonresident parent may could reduce children's fears that the stepparent is a parent replacement and result in more positive stepparent-stepchild relationships and better outcomes for children" (Clingempeel & Segal, 1986, p. 475). This can help lead to a more relaxed view of the stepparent allowing a more positive interaction and bond to occur. However, this interaction with the nonresident parent can also result in a negative relationship between stepchild and stepparent. In divorces where the biological parents do not maintain a positive relationship, even if solely for the benefit of the child, the visits from the nonresident parent may result in heightened feelings of animosity between both the biological resident parent and the stepparent. In these cases, children may feel pressured to pick a parent or set of parents. They may also be told negative things about Effects on Stepchildren 6 the new stepparent, which of course results in a distrust and dislike. This seems to be especially true in stepdaughter-stepmother relationships. Increased visits from a biological mother result in higher aggression and lower inhibition (Clingempeel & Segal, 1986, p. 481). This may be due to the low amount of children placed in the sole custody of a father. Time: Time also has a strong affect on the stepparent-stepchild relationship. It seems the longer a re-constituted marriage lasts, the more polarized the results become. In the case of a stepson, the longer a marriage lasts, the more adjusted the son will become. His aggression levels will go down and his inhibition will also go down. However, with stepdaughters, the longer the relationship continues, there is an increased amount of animosity between the stepdaughter and the stepparent. This could be due to the negative general relationship with stepdaughter and stepparent. This negative growth in relationship can also be attributed to the stepparents continued influence on the stepchild's life. The longer a stepparent lives with a stepchild, the more of a parental figure they become. With stepsons, this is a positive influence. They view the new parental figure as an additional support system, not a challenge to the already existing support systems. On the other hand, stepdaughters seem to view this parental figure as an intrusion on their life. They feel threatened by the presence of a third parent regardless of sex. However, if the stepparent is female, the intrusion is even more severe. They feel that their biologically mother's place in their life is being challenged by this other authority figure. They also often feel that they must choose between their own biological mother and their new stepmother. Another aspect of the stepdaughter relationship is the removal of the daughter from the primary position in the Effects on Stepchildren 7 father's life. Often these daughters feel that this new woman has taken their place in the eyes of their father. This is another challenge to their authority, which ends in a negative stepparent-stepchild relationship. Conclusion The stepparent and stepchild relationship is complicated. It is affected by many different factors and is different in almost every family. The truth is that there are many different outcomes of a stepparent-stepchild relationship. They Effects on Stepchildren 8 References Brand, E. & Clingempeel, G. W. (1987). Interdependencies of Marital and Stepparent- Stepchild Relationships and Children's Psychological Adjustment: Research Findings and Clinical Implications. Family Relations, 36(2), 140-145. Clingempeel, G. W., Brand, E., & Ievoli, R. (1984). Stepparent-Stepchild Relationships in Stepmother and Stepfather Families: a Multimethod Study. Family Relations, 33(3), 465-473. Crosbie-Burnett, M. & Giles-Sims, J. (1994). Adolescent Adjustment and Stepparenting Styles. Family Relations, 43(4), 394-399. Lofas, J. (2007). Statistics on Stepfamilies in the United States. Retrieved October 29, 2007, from Stepfamily Foundation web site: http://www.stepfamily.org/statistics.html. Clingempeel, G. W. & Segal, S. (1986). Stepparent-Stepchild Relationships and the Psychological Adjustment of Children in Stepmother and Stepfather Families. Child Development, 57(2), 474-484.
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A Puerto Rico businessman pleaded guilty today to bribing Puerto Rico Superior Court Judge Manuel Acevedo-Hernandez, who presided over the businessman's vehicular homicide trial and acquitted him of all charges.
Assistant Attorney General Leslie R. Caldwell of the Justice Department's Criminal Division, U.S. Attorney Rosa Emilia Rodríguez-Vélez of the District of Puerto Rico and Special Agent in Charge Carlos Cases of the FBI's San Juan Division made the announcement.
According to court documents, Lutgardo Acevedo-Lopez, 39, was a certified public accountant in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.
On June 30, 2012, a car driven by Acevedo-Lopez collided with another car, resulting in the death of the other car's driver.
Acevedo-Lopez was charged with criminal vehicular homicide in connection with the incident.
Acevedo-Hernandez, a supervisory superior court judge in the Aguadilla judicial region of Puerto Rico, presided over the case and acquitted Acevedo-Lopez of all charges.
In his plea agreement, Acevedo-Lopez admitted that he bribed Acevedo-Hernandez to use his official position as a judge for Acevedo-Lopez's benefit.
Specifically, Acevedo-Lopez admitted that he used an intermediary to bribe Acevedo-Hernandez by paying taxes owed by Acevedo-Hernandez, paying for the construction of a garage for Acevedo-Hernandez, and providing Acevedo-Hernandez with a motorcycle, clothing and accessories, including cufflinks and a watch.
In exchange, Acevedo-Hernandez acquitted Acevedo-Lopez of all charges.
Acevedo-Lopez is scheduled to be sentenced on Dec. 8, 2014 before Chief U.S. District Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colón in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Charges remain pending against Acevedo-Hernandez, who was charged with bribery-related offenses in an indictment unsealed on May 28, 2014, in the District of Puerto Rico.
The charges contained in an indictment are merely accusations, and a defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.
The case is being investigated by the FBI's San Juan Division and is being prosecuted by Trial Attorney Peter Mason of the Criminal Division's Public Integrity Section and Assistant U.S. Attorneys Timothy Henwood and Jose Capo of the District of Puerto Rico.
Citizens of Puerto Rico who have information about alleged public corruption are encouraged to contact the FBI's San Juan Division at (787) 754-6000.
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