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Mom taught little Phoenix obscenities
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For her last Christmas, Phoenix Sinclair's mother taught her to say degrading obscenities, locked her in a bedroom and took away her presents.
That revelation was among the heart-breaking and disturbing testimony heard Wednesday at the inquiry into the death of the five-year-old girl.
Former friends of Samantha Kematch said they were so worried about Phoenix in early 2005, they contacted Winnipeg Child and Family Services. Later that year, Phoenix was murdered by Kematch and her boyfriend, Wes McKay, but her death wasn't discovered until 2006.
An inquiry into her death and how she slipped through Manitoba's child-protection safety net was ordered by the province in 2011 and began in September.
The two witnesses who testified Wednesday can't be identified. Like all sources of referral at the inquiry, their identities and gender are not being made public.
They testified about Kematch degrading Phoenix and locking her in a bedroom when she went out. One feared McKay was sexually abusing his stepchild, Phoenix, who was left alone with him too often and exhibited inappropriate behaviour.
One, referred to as Source of Referral No. 6, recalled hearing disturbing things over the phone.
"Sam was giving Phoenix a bath. She said something degrading. She said, 'If you wouldn't play with yourself, you wouldn't stink so much.' I just couldn't believe it -- that she was saying that."
Another time, the witness was at the apartment Kematch shared with McKay, their newborn and Phoenix when there were sounds coming from the only bedroom.
"I heard some whimpering. It sounded like a sick child... It was moaning. If I could describe it, it was like a child who is sick with the flu. I was kind of surprised. She didn't say that Phoenix was there."
Kematch often said Phoenix was away with McKay, who was a trucker, or with the child's aunt, the witnesses said.
Commission counsel Sherri Walsh asked the witness what Kematch did when they heard the moaning.
"She just looked at me and proceeded to the bedroom and then she came out a few seconds later... Then I didn't hear any more moaning or anything."
The witness said Kematch had locked the bedroom door earlier when they went to the corner store with the baby Kematch had with McKay in November 2004.
The other witness testified there were concerns about Phoenix touching herself inappropriately, not being toilet-trained and spending so much time alone with McKay, who was not her father.
"I thought maybe Wes was abusing Sam and Phoenix," said Source of Referral No. 5, who knew Kematch from a group home.
The first time the witness saw Phoenix with Kematch, the mother became furious because Phoenix got her white outfit dirty playing outside. The only other time the witness saw Phoenix with her mom was when they were walking to the bus stop together and Kematch had Phoenix parroting obscenities.
"Sam was getting Phoenix to say things, to mimic her," the witness said before describing the obscenities.
The witness never saw Kematch hit the preschooler but heard all about her alleged "bad" behaviour from Phoenix's mother. "(She said) she was bad all the time, she wasn't listening, how she would touch herself, she didn't smell right, she would pee the bed." During Phoenix's last Christmas alive, Kematch gave away the little girl's presents.
"She said Phoenix was too bad and she didn't deserve them."
The witness said Kematch was scared of McKay and talked about leaving him. Once, Kematch spent the money he left for groceries on crack cocaine and had to borrow food so McKay wouldn't find out.
"She seemed scared of him and the fact that Phoenix was touching herself and going to the bathroom (in bed) didn't seem right."
The two witnesses got together and reported their concerns anonymously to CFS in early 2005, they said. Kematch was a friend, and one witness admitted to being afraid of her. They learned from Kematch child-welfare workers did go to the home.
"I felt kind of relieved," said Source of Referral No. 6. "At least they were involved. If anything was going on, they'd find out and do something."
CFS didn't notice any problems, however. Kematch believed a neighbour had called CFS on her, the witnesses testified, and she was planning to get away from child welfare.
Phoenix's body was found the following spring buried at the Fisher River First Nation dump.
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16: Offences and penalties Double demerit point offences specific to motorcycle riders and their passengers Offences Double demerit points will apply if you have committed the If you do something, or allow another person to do something, same helmet offence within a one year period. Double demerit contrary to a traffic law (including a road rule) you're points will apply to the next offence. committing an offence. Offence 1st 2nd There are many traffic law offences. For the full list of motorcycle-specific offences go to the Queensland Road Rules Rider of a motorcycle failing to 3 6 legislation section at www.tmr.qld.gov.au which sets out the wear a motorcycle helmet traffic law. 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Department of Transport and Main Roads, Queensland Motorcycle Riders' Guide, 2010 16: Offences and penalties 45 Demerit points Disqualification Some traffic offences have demerit points. The number of If you are disqualified you can't ride or drive anywhere in demerit points varies depending on the offence. Demerit point Australia. When you are disqualified all your classes of licence offences committed in other Australian States or Territories will also be suspended or cancelled. can be recorded on your licence record. Demerit points will be Demerit point suspensions recorded against you regardless of the type of vehicle that you were driving or riding. There is a limit on the number of demerit points that you can get before your driver licence is suspended. Remember, your motorcycle and car licence are the same licence so if you commit a demerit point offence while riding The maximum number of demerit points you can get depends on your motorcycle it will be recorded against your car licence the type of licence you have (e.g. learner, provisional or open). and vice versa. Number of Period of Type of licence If you accumulate 12 or more demerit points within three years demerit points suspension (open) or four or more within a year (learner or provisional) Learner and provisional 4 points in your licence may be suspended. 3 months motorcycle licence 12 months 12 points in Open motorcycle licence 3–5 months 3 years Period of good behaviour If you have a licence and it is to be suspended because of demerit points, you can enter into a period of good behaviour. A period of good behaviour allows you to keep your licence and keep driving/riding. However, if you get more than one demerit point in a 12 month period, your licence will be suspended for twice the original length of the suspension. Department of Transport and Main Roads, Queensland Motorcycle Riders' Guide, 2010 16: Offences and penalties 46 17: Glossary Accelerate: increasing speed Lane: an area of road marked by continuous or broken lines, designed for use by a single line of traffic Adjacent street: coming from the left or right, across your path Lane splitting: the act of overtaking between two vehicles Approaching: getting closer to, from any direction (other than motorcycles) travelling side by side in the same direction on a multilane road BAC: blood or breath alcohol concentration given as grams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood or 210 litres of breath Lean angle: how far the motorcycle leans in a corner or turn Blind spot: area beside and behind that is not seen in mirrors (see also Head check) Leaning in: the physical movement of the rider's upper body into the turn and slightly forward so that the motorcycle lean Buffer/buffering: positioning the motorcycle to create maximum angle is reduced space around you, away from hazards Leaning out: the physical movement of the rider's upper body Certificate of Competence: certificate issued on successful away from the turn to allow the motorcycle lean angle to completion of a Q-RIDE training course increase and tighten a turning circle Colliding: crashing into Leaning with: where the rider leans at approximately the same Crash avoidance space: the space a rider needs in order to angle as the motorcycle prevent a potential crash Learner Approved Motorcycle (LAM): a motorcycle that has a Combination (motorcycle and sidecar): a motorcycle with a maximum power to weight ratio of 150 kilowatts per tonne sidecar attached (also known as an outfit) combined with a maximum engine capacity of 660 mL and is on the LAM scheme List on the department's website Compulsory: necessary, required, must do Motorcycle: a motor vehicle that runs on two wheels, and if a Covering the brakes: where the rider's fingers are over the front sidecar supported by a third wheel is attached, includes the brake lever and their toes over the rear brake pedal without sidecar, or a motor trike activating the brakes (see also Setting up the brakes) Motor trike: a motor vehicle that has three wheels and is built Counter steering: the action of applying slight pressure on the like a motorcycle handlebar in the opposite direction of the turn to cause the motorcycle to lean into the turn Multilaned roads: roads with more than one lane in the same direction Direct steering: the action of turning the handlebars in the direction you want the motorcycle to turn Must: a mandatory requirement Evidence of identity: documents that prove who you are and Oncoming vehicle: a vehicle approaching, and travelling in the that you use a particular name opposite direction Fairing: bodywork designed to deflect wind Overtaking: to pass a vehicle travelling in the same direction as you Fatigue: the experience of feeling sleepy, tired or exhausted. Fatigue affects your body and your ability to ride safely Pillion: motorcycle passenger Footrests: pegs attached to the motorcycle to support your feet Pothole: hole in the road surface Full face helmet: a helmet fitted with a visor that has inbuilt Power to weight ratio: engine power – in kilowatts to weight of chin protection and so covers all of the rider's face motorcycle (including rider) – in tonnes Goggles: eye protection that covers and forms a seal around Pressure (tyre): the measure of how hard a tyre is inflated the eyes Protective clothing: clothing designed to reduce rider injury and Hazard: any object or feature, fixed or moving, that contains an fatigue element of actual or potential danger Q-Ride: a competency based training and assessment process Head check: looking over the shoulder to the left or right to administered by Q-Ride Registered Service Providers make sure that nothing is in the blind spot. Also known as a Q-SAFE: a practical riding test administered through shoulder check the department Intersection: where two or more roads meet or join Road: an area that is opened to or used by the public and is Knowledge test: a written theory test of the road rules developed for, or has as one of its main uses, the driving or riding of motor vehicles Department of Transport and Main Roads, Queensland Motorcycle Riders' Guide, 2010 17: Glossary 47 Road motorcycle: motorcycle made primarily to ride on sealed Squeeze (brakes): progressively applying more pressure to the roads brake levers (see also Two-stage braking) Safe gap: a gap that allows you to undertake a manoeuvre Stationary: not moving without entering the crash avoidance space of other road users Suspension: front forks, rear shock absorbers, springs Scanning: moving the eyes to different areas to build up a picture of events Swerving: quickly turning in one direction Screen: windscreen Throttle: a control used to vary the motorcycle's engine speed Setting up the brakes: the action of taking the freeplay out of Trail motorcycle (or trail bike): motorcycle built primarily for the front and rear brake levers (see also Two-stage braking) riding off road Should: a recommendation, advice Tread: the pattern of rubber on the surface of a tyre that grips the road Sidecar: a wheeled attachment fitted to the left side of a motorcycle (see also Combination) Two-stage braking: a braking technique consisting of setting up and squeezing the brake levers Skid: when a tyre loses grip on the road surface U-turn: a complete change of direction of approximately 180 Speed limit: the legal maximum speed for any particular stretch degrees of road Visor: a clear, plastic shield on the front of a helmet designed to protect your face Department of Transport and Main Roads, Queensland Motorcycle Riders' Guide, 2010 17: Glossary 48 18: Safe riding tips 1: Always wear an Australian Standards Approved helmet (AS 1698): A helmet is your most important piece of protective gear. 2: Wear highly visible gear: Motorcycle riders need to maximise their visibility to other road users. 3: Wear good protective gear: Invest in the right jacket, pants, boots and gloves. 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The brief, bittersweet presidency of Thomas Elzey.
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Everest (cough) College, long perceived by observers as a towering fraud on all Americans, has now collapsed, hurling hundreds of suckers down to Base-Camp Debt.
In Canada, the government has forced the for-profit's closure (UD thanks a reader, Jack, for this news); here in the States, Shit-Mountain Everest has shut itself down
as part of a deal with the Department of Education, which last summer froze the institution's financial-aid payments after it failed to provide the DOE with a series of required records, including job-placement and attendance statistics.
Why was this stupid scheme allowed to go on for so long? And why are the many other Everests out there still allowed to strand American and Canadian debt-mountaineers? Is anyone really surprised that the latest thing to happen is a debt strike?
On Monday, [fifteen] people who took out loans to attend … announced that they are going on a "debt strike," and will stop repaying their loans. They believe that they have both ethical and legal grounds for what appears to be an unprecedented collective action…
Wow, unprecedented. Who could have foreseen that if your country has no laws against criminal for-profit antics, suckers will fall for their ploy and eventually – with perfectly plausible moral justification – refuse to pay up?
I could explain what the fuck I mean by "confidential" in that sentence, but I'd have to kill you.
[Penn State Professor Andrey Vavilov's] foundation has donated more than $1 million to Penn State, where he is a visiting scholar. He appears to relish that connection, displaying a football signed by Joe Paterno, the longtime coach, in his Time Warner pied-à-terre, according to someone who visited there.
"You are unlikely to bump into neighbors wandering the halls because only about a third of the owners live there at any one time," explains the paper of record about one of several buildings in New York City full of condos purchased by shell companies and rarely lived in by human beings. "The building's annual holiday party is a lonely affair," not only because no one's home, but also because a lot of the owners are, uh, not inclined to show up in public. On the advice of their lawyers.
One of these guys, Wang Wenliang, is on the board of NYU.
… shrinking market for law students in a manner so byzantine it would take up a chapter of Corpus Historiæ Byzantinæ if Hieronymus Wolf were still alive. Then, after talking to a buddy on the Georgetown University law faculty, she began to realize that the very same byzantine practice goes on there, and is in fact spreading among all but the lowest ranked law schools in America.
The lowest ranked can't do it because it involves netting (details here) huge shoals of second-year transfer students from law schools in the abyssopelagic rather than hadalpelagic zone.
Although I guess if you're the nadir in the States – like, for instance, Arizona Summit (someone there probably thought it'd be clever … distracting? … to name the place Summit) you can try harvesting a school of foreign fish (though given many differences among legal systems, this would be a challenge).
The small fry are starting to fight back. Not only is Arizona Summit fucking with its first-year curriculum, making it difficult both to get a good grade point average and to have taken the sorts of courses you need on your transcript to move to the second year curriculum at many schools. Also:
Arizona Summit students have to meet with a dean at Arizona Summit before they transfer and before they can get their transcripts.
Before their transcripts are released, female Arizona Summit students have to submit to a mandatory transvaginal ultrasound.
Just kidding.
That's not happening yet.
It's so much easier to whore yourself when you're a think tank than when you're a university. Think tanks don't really have any of the public accountability universities do. Washington think tanks are increasingly set up to make money by prostituting their intellectual work to paying foreign governments. Pressure is building for some of them to do the decent thing and register as foreign agents.
"It is particularly egregious because with a law firm or lobbying firm, you expect them to be an advocate," [says one observer]. "Think tanks have this patina of academic neutrality and objectivity, and that is being compromised."
UD ain't sayin' some professors at some universities (some departments at universities) don't get away sometimes with whoring themselves to corporations and governments. This blog couldn't stay in business without global pharma having its way on a semi-regular basis with some universities, and without econ professors issuing custom-built papers the real estate industry, for instance, pays them to write… She is saying that, as in the recent dual but failed assault on the university's virtue by rich Jonnie Williams and handsome Governor Vaginal Probe, American universities tend to do a pretty good job of defending ye olde patina.
Think tanks? Meh.
To tell you the truth, UD's gotten pretty tired of Evan Dobelle, the man out to prove that even if you've got a long public record of misuse and maybe outright theft of funds, there's always another sucker university out there to crown you president.
Evan Dobelle is the "Catherine" of the twenty-first century American university… Catherine being one of the many aliases of Theresa Russell's Black Widow ("She mates and she kills."). Catherine kept blatantly marrying rich men and almost instantly after that killing them, but no one ever seemed to notice, and new men just kept on marrying her. Cuz she was pretty and all.
In the case of serial president Dobelle, there wasn't any Debra Winger around to scream at all the stupid male FBI agents that there's a pattern here!… One after another school fell for his sweet talk and failed to do the sort of background check that might have uncovered his penchant for disemboweling universities…
So now the Massachusetts Attorney General is going to try to get some of the state's money back from Dobelle-Trobelle Dobelle…
The AG's lawsuit against Dobelle seeks damages, civil penalties, costs and attorney's fees associated with the AG's ongoing investigation, and the costs of the OIG's investigation. The AG's Office will continue to review the OIG's recent detailed report. Today's lawsuit does not foreclose the potential for additional action.
UD is tired of Dobelle because he seems to UD what she would call a mild psychopath and is therefore boring. UD and Mr UD have a longstanding endless argument about this. Mr UD says psychopaths are fascinating and UD says only movie psychopaths are interesting because the scriptwriter typically gives them bold slashing ambition and eloquent self-awareness (Catherine, Hannibal the Cannibal, Dr. Robert Elliott), whereas in real life most of them turn out to be – at one end – inarticulately compulsive anti-social nasty petty gameplayers (this seems to UD Dobelle's type), and at the other end raving dangerous lunatics. Why, UD always asks when they enter this well-worn terrain, should UD waste a moment of time with either type? Except to learn about how to protect herself from them?
Anyway. UD wishes the AG well in her effort to recover some money from the guy. The problem is, he'll keep playing legal games (he's counter-suing his most recent ATM) until it's not worth the state's while.
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UD just scored "Solid Liberal" on the Pew Political Typology quiz, and she'll certainly vote for Hillary Clinton (unless Elizabeth Warren runs); but let her say again that Clinton should stop taking hundreds of thousands of dollars from American universities in exchange for giving speeches on their campuses.
It doesn't matter that she takes their money and puts it in her charitable foundation; it doesn't matter that the universities get the money they give her from ticket sales and booster organizations. It matters that
1. large sums of money that might have been used for education – and, at places like SUNY Buffalo, public education – are being syphoned off for the use of a politician; and that
2. the outrageously inflated amounts – in exchange for Clinton standing up for thirty minutes or so and reading a speech someone wrote for her – make Clinton look as money-grubbing as Eric Cantor.
Hillary doesn't see the disconnect between expressing grave concern about mounting student loan debt while scarfing six-figure sums from at least eight colleges, and counting. She says now that she's passing the university money to the foundation but, never Ms. Transparency, has refused to provide documentation of that.
Well, we've been following this story on University Diaries for awhile now, and because it's about obvious high-profile hypocrisy, it was only a matter of time before Maureen Dowd got hold of it and majorly amplified it. So that has happened.
… And while one could argue that it's not in the long run a very good model — Howard University has so little money that it has now earned Moody's lowest investment-grade rating — there's no denying that it can be, personally, enormously rewarding.
Take Howard's latest interim president. At his last job, as a high-ranking administrator at the university's hospital, which runs huge operating losses, Wayne Frederick was amply rewarded:
Wayne Frederick, … then director of the cancer center at the university hospital, received [in 2010] a $97,006 bonus on top of his $586,335 base salary.
Naturally you're going to have to increase tuition sharply, cut programs, and furlough staff to pay for those sorts of salaries and bonuses.
I mean, eventually, as one Howard trustee has noted, the school will have to close. But until then, there's money to be made.
… university researchers" has long been a theme on this blog. UD's coverage has been local ("The [University of Wisconsin] Pain Group may have helped pave the way for OxyContin's widespread use."), neighborly, and much farther out, since this is a global phenomenon.
I'm not talking here about the massive, and I believe structural, fraud in most countries in the world, involving corporations openly bribing doctors to mis-prescribe and over-prescribe their meds. This is certainly the big picture, and every now and then someone complains, and newspapers cover the fraud, and corporations cough up penalty money and the fraud resumes. I'm talking – since this is University Diaries – about the corruption of universities by pharma.
Dennis Normile's concise summary, in Science Magazine, of
the disintegration of Japan's credibility as a site of research activity, ends by quoting a University of Tokyo official lamenting "a lack of awareness of research ethics." But how can this be? Is he arguing that scientists at Japanese universities don't know it's wrong to make up research results in exchange for money from corporations?
Here's my earlier post about students there protesting her $225,000 fee for giving a speech on campus. (Or, as Ruth Marcus lowballs it in the Washington Post, "flying by private jet to pick up a check for $200,000 to stand at a podium for an hour.")
And here, from an article you should read in its entirety, is an excellent statement of what I'm calling the Spending Down problem:
There can never be enough super-rich Americans to power a great economy. I earn about 1,000 times the median American annually, but I don't buy thousands of times more stuff. My family purchased three cars over the past few years, not 3,000. I buy a few pairs of pants and a few shirts a year, just like most American men. I bought two pairs of the fancy wool pants I am wearing as I write, what my partner Mike calls my "manager pants." I guess I could have bought 1,000 pairs. But why would I? Instead, I sock my extra money away in savings, where it doesn't do the country much good.
American university students will stop being shocked by politicians and other celebrities being paid $300,000 to give a speech at UCLA when they can be made to understand the Why would I? problem. This guy solves it by pointlessly stashing it away. Imelda Marcos solved it by buying up all the shoes in the world. Our universities' foundations solve it by paying $300,000 for a dinner speaker.
UPDATE: Noam Scheiber calls it "the plutocracy problem."
… in which student leaders at the University of Nevada Las Vegas (a school that's a perennial source of ridicule on this blog, by the way) object to the – everyone's trotting out the usual adjectives – obscene, outrageous, grotesque – payment she's getting to give a speech at the school. The students, who attend a university constantly and, uh, outrageously raising tuition and fees, a school about to build a billion dollar football stadium, are shocked that anyone would be handed $225,000 to read an hour's worth of platitudes (an hour? maybe less) written by someone else. (UD will enthusiastically vote for Hillary when she runs, so look elsewhere for an anti-Clinton screed.) (And don't get me started on the mystery of who wrote her memoir.)
Not long ago, Clinton got $300,000 to do the same thing at UCLA.
UD ran the give a speech for $300,000 thing by Mr UD, and though far from a populist, he too was shocked. For him too something in this transaction – you fly me out, put me up in a nice place, watch while I read a speech, have one of your fund-raising arms give me $300,000, and fly me home – seemed very wrong.
The dustup has me thinking about John Edwards, a presidential candidate with … call them money problems. Remember? This is a from a long profile in Esquire:
Edwards was taking a beating in the press. The two $400 Beverly Hills haircuts that were mistakenly charged to the campaign, his yearlong employment at a New York hedge fund, the revelation that he took large fees for speaking engagements — all of it has been drowning out his message.
"They're calling you a hypocrite," I said.
Edwards looked at me, kind of annoyed, kind of resigned. "The truth about me is that I come from a very normal background. Early in our marriage, Elizabeth and I had very normal lives. We got financially successful because I won a bunch of cases. So we had money far beyond what we would ever have expected to have. And I think that part of our life, the financial life, is pretty privileged. You know, that house you went to is a really nice house. But I don't think either one of us has believed that anything's changed about us.
"Yes, of course, having money, having people around me, being able to buy a nicer shirt or whatever without having to worry about it, or going to dinner and not having to worry about it, that's all true, that has changed. But I don't think it changes anything about me as a person. The people who are critical, well, they don't know me, they've never been around me. They don't know me personally. That's what I really believe is the truth.
"Because of the background I come from, I always feel a personal connection with people who are struggling…"
Large fees for speaking engagements… though back then they were probably a piddling amount, like $100,000… Not long after he was president of Harvard, Larry Summers made $135,000 for one speech at Goldman Sachs… That's nothing…
And what was Edwards' defense? That despite the absolutely enormous house he'd built himself, despite all of the other gazillion dollar expenditures, he wasn't a hypocrite because his essential ordinary humble self was unchanged.
Beyond the on-the-face-of-it unpersuasive nature of this argument – unimaginable sums of money clearly had changed him, as such a staggering life transformation would change anyone – there's the deeper but even more obvious truth that how you use your wealth reflects your morality. Edwards used his in a profligate and narcissistic way; and to add insult to injury he did this while lecturing the nation on the shame of there being Two Americas.
And sure, there are two Americas, which is the heart of what Hillary's up against. I mean, there are several Americas, but for the purpose of addressing this problem, her problem, there are two. There's middle-class America, represented by the shocked UNLV students; and there's Tom "Kristallnacht" Perkins' America, represented by Brown University's Steven Cohen (personal wealth $9 billion) and Harvard University's endowment (approaching $35 billion). And the real problem, ironically enough, since UNLV is a university, is ignorance. The student leaders do not know about, let alone understand, this other America, the America whose one big daily existential issue is what to do with all of its money. People are always bothering Harvard about spending more of its endowment, but Harvard is kind of at a loss. They spend and spend – they're building an entire other campus, for god's sake – and it's still around 35 billion. Cohen is constantly purchasing palazzos and Picassos, but, like some character in Alice in Wonderland, the more he spends the more he makes. This is The Spending Down Problem, the one problem that continues to bedevil our rich country's large number of super-rich people and institutions. What the hell do we do with it all?
If you understand the problem from this angle, you're not surprised when people come to your university, read some lines, and get a check for $225,000. The country is bulging with people desperate to dispense their money somehow, somewhere.
Since UD believes the students' problem is essentially one of education, she has a proposal to make. Our universities should offer – perhaps in the business school – a History of Personal and Institutional Wealth in America, with an emphasis on the last ten years or so, when so much wealth has accumulated in private hands that most observers have trouble believing the numbers, much less the Spending Down Problem. (Review of required text here.) This course would allow America's university students to look at $300,000 for a speech at their school (not to mention prepare them for the eventual escalation of these fees into the millions) without blinking.


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AFTER A HIGH quality preliminary round, which resulted in what has been the highest number of entries in a junior calypso competition for the last 4 years, the 2012 Scotiabank Junior Calypso Monarch contenders going forward to the semi-finals will use two specially designed tents to tune up.
Twelve junior calypsonians along with one reserve in the 8 to 12 category and thirteen from the 13 to 18 age category will journey to the Princess Margaret School in St. Philip on June 17th and to Combermere School on June 24th at 6:00 p.m. each night for the Junior Calypso Monarch tents. NCF's Cultural Officer for Music Organisations and Producer of the Junior Monarch Competition Stephen Brathwaite, stated that the tents are designed to provide the performance opportunity for the juniors leading up to the semifinals. He further stated that following the Easter camp where industry professionals such as Red Plastic Bag, Don Marshall, Chrystal Cummins-Beckles and Jennifer Sealy provided development workshops for the young calysonians, the tents will provide the execution and testing of the skills garnered by the juniors.
Scotiabank, after a long association with this event, has again confirmed its support for the juniors with the sponsorship of the competition for another year.
The semi-finalists in the 8 to 12 category are Tashanna "Minnie" Bute singing The Drums; Trevon "Mighty King" Callender- Stop the Discrimination; Moesha " Mighty Princess" Elder- Making Time for Your Children; Alisha "AG" Gaskin-Small- Striking and Sweeping; Jazz "Jazz-Z" Gittens- Cricket; Jeanie "G Baby" Graham- Hot Water; Jade "Jade" Grant- Raise Your Flag; Raanan "Raanan" Hackett- De New Raanan; Lianna "Black Beauty"- Driving Mad; Winette "Blossom"- Sound Education; Asher "Dynamo" Murrell- Use Wisdom; Quinn "Quinn P" Prescott- Ah Come to You Shango Man and Reniqua "Blossom" Lyte-Griffith- Poor People.
In the 13 to 18 age category, the semi-finalists are Aisha "Mandisa" Butcher with My Advice; Anita "AC" Charles- Ya Can't Beat Me Again; Aziza "Lil Az"- Black Woman Rising; Rabiah "Small One" Clarke- Stop The Bullying; Moesha "Nubian Princess"- You Do Dat in Front of We; Ashley "Queen Ashe" Green- Looka How Yuh Change; Ariel "Ari G" John- Stand Up; Kade "Young Dia" Mascoll- Pray; Jason "Jamoon" Moore- Just Hold On; Adela "Adela" Payne- Guide Me; Bernice "Niecee" Roach- Blackberry Sheep; Xaria "Mhizz-Z" Spooner- Education; Tia "T Girl" Yarde- I am H.I.V.
Consequently, festival-goers will have the opportunity to see a sleuth of talent outside the competition events of the semis and finals which will come off on June 13th at the Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre and July 21st at the Garfield Sobers Gymnasium respectively.
Junior Monarch Calypso Competition Preliminaries Results 2012
8-12 Category
Tashanna Bute Minnie The Drums
Trevon Callender Mighty King Stop The Discrimination
Moesha Elder Mighty Princess Make Time For Your Children
Alisha Gaskin-Small AG Striking and Sweeping
Jazz Gittens Jazz-Z Cricket
Jeanie Graham G Baby Hot Water
Jade Grant Jade Raise Your Flag
Raanan Hackett Raanan De New Raanan
Lianna Ifill Black Beauty Driving Mad
Winette Millington Blossom Sound Education
Asher Murrell Dynamo Use Wisdom
Quinn Prescott Quinn P Ah Come To You Shango Man
Reniqua Lyte-Griffith Blossom Poor People
8-13 Category
Aisha Butcher Mandisa My Advice
Anita Charles AC Ya Can't Beat Me Again
Aziza Clarke Lil Az Black Woman Rising
Rabiah Clarke Small One Stop The Bullying
Moesha Daniel Nubian Princess You Do Dat In Front Of We
Ashley Green Queen Ashé Looka How Yuh Change
Ariel John Ari G Stand Up
Kadé Mascoll Young Dia Pray
Jason Moore Jamoon Just Hold On
Adela Payne Adela Guide Me
Bernice Roach Niecee Blackberry Sheep
Xaria Spooner Mhizz-Z Education
Tia Yarde T Girl I am H.I.V.
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Article first published online: 26 JUL 2006
DOI: 10.1002/hep.21287
Copyright © 2006 American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases
Volume 44, Issue 2, pages 478–486, August 2006
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Knisely, A. S., Strautnieks, S. S., Meier, Y., Stieger, B., Byrne, J. A., Portmann, B. C., Bull, L. N., Pawlikowska, L., Bilezikçi, B., Özçay, F., László, A., Tiszlavicz, L., Moore, L., Raftos, J., Arnell, H., Fischler, B., Németh, A., Papadogiannakis, N., Cielecka-Kuszyk, J., Jankowska, I., Pawłowska, J., Melín-Aldana, H., Emerick, K. M., Whitington, P. F., Mieli-Vergani, G. and Thompson, R. J. (2006), Hepatocellular carcinoma in ten children under five years of age with bile salt export pump deficiency. Hepatology, 44: 478–486. doi: 10.1002/hep.21287
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- Issue published online: 26 JUL 2006
- Article first published online: 26 JUL 2006
- Manuscript Accepted: 24 MAY 2006
- Manuscript Received: 16 FEB 2006
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- Liver Foundation for Kids, Lemont, IL
- Samariten, Sven Jerring, and Wera Ekström Foundations, Stockholm, Sweden
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Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is rare in young children. We attempted to see if immunohistochemical and mutational-analysis studies could demonstrate that deficiency of the canalicular bile acid transporter bile salt export pump (BSEP) and mutation in ABCB11, encoding BSEP, underlay progressive familial intrahepatic cholestasis (PFIC)—or "neonatal hepatitis" suggesting PFIC—that was associated with HCC in young children. We studied 11 cases of pediatric HCC in the setting of PFIC or "neonatal hepatitis" suggesting PFIC. Archival liver were retrieved and immunostained for BSEP. Mutational analysis of ABCB11 was performed in leukocyte DNA from available patients and parents. Among the 11 nonrelated children studied aged 13-52 months at diagnosis of HCC, 9 (and a full sibling, with neonatal hepatitis suggesting PFIC, of a tenth from whom liver was not available) had immunohistochemical evidence of BSEP deficiency; the eleventh child did not. Mutations in ABCB11 were demonstrated in all patients with BSEP deficiency in whom leukocyte DNA could be studied (n = 7). These mutations were confirmed in the parents (n = 14). With respect to the other 3 children with BSEP deficiency, mutations in ABCB11 were demonstrated in all 5 parents in whom leukocyte DNA could be studied. Thirteen different mutations were found. In conclusion, PFIC associated with BSEP deficiency represents a previously unrecognized risk for HCC in young children. Immunohistochemical evidence of BSEP deficiency correlates well with demonstrable mutation in ABCB11. (HEPATOLOGY 2006;44:478–486.)


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Youkilis took batting practice and also stopped at Steinbrenner Field, where New York's pitchers and catchers held their second day of workouts, and talked with manager Joe Girardi.
A three-time All-Star, Youkilis figures to be the Yankees' starting third baseman for at least the first half of the season while Alex Rodriguez recovers from hip surgery. Youkilis agreed to a $12 million, one-year contract in December.
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