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You may have seen recent headlines generated by the controversial French film, The Wall, which highlights the persistence of inappropriate autism treatments in France. There, families with a child who has autism are often offered outdated psychoanalytical therapies based on the widely debunked Freudian idea that autism results from being raised by an emotionally cold mother (the so-called "refrigerator mom" theory of autism).
The persistence of such ineffective treatments and outdated attitudes reminds us of the need to continually educate the public and the world medical community of the effectiveness of modern therapies for autism—including behavioral interventions such as Applied Behavioral Analysis. For more information, please see the "How Is Autism Treated?" page of the Autism Speaks website and Autism Speaks' 100 Day Kit, created specifically for newly diagnosed families to make the best possible use of the 100 days following their child's diagnosis of autism.
December 9, 2011 at 3:13 pm
DOCTOR! We're not only children! (insert picture of me, frustrated, HERE) Is there ANY HOPE AT ALL for us grown-ups who have suffered a lifetime of abuse, neglect, homelessness, incarceration, and intravenous drug addiction as the result of no diagnosis??????? Thank you for the 100-day kit for children's diagnoses, which answers some needs, to be sure, but what about us kids that have 42 years of confusion? (That's me in a nutshell, and i'm only one person! Anyone may call me with comments, and PLEASE DO! -Ernie Weaver, 208-223-5777, Idaho, USA.
Someone please call BEFORE they shut off my phone. Being Autistic and forced to live amongst the worst bullies society has to offer is not something I can continue; it's already caused irrepairable nerve damage and severe PTSD. I'm not the only one sinking in this boat, either.
December 12, 2011 at 6:49 am
Dear Mr. Weaver,
Our Autism Response Team members are specially trained to connect individuals and families with information, resources and opportunities. Call us at 888-AUTISM 2 (288-4762) or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com. Please also see the "Adult Services" section of our website: http://www.autismspeaks.org/family-services/community-connections/adults-autism-what-services-and-programs-are-available-twenty-. Hang in there!
December 9, 2011 at 4:42 pm
Thanks you Geri for relaying our cause to your American audience.
We invite your friends to join our campaign to prevent the ban of 'The Wall'. We must preserve free speech, say no to censorship, no to human rights violations and no to children abuses in Autism in France. We really need external help to help us improve their living conditions in France.
Thanks again for your interest in our campaign.
Join us at http://www.supportthewall.org and twitter: @SoutenonsLeMur
December 9, 2011 at 6:54 pm
Thank you for sounding the alarm. Things need to change in France.
December 9, 2011 at 7:30 pm
Thank you very much for your support.
I'm a psychiatric nurse, and i'm the father of child with autism.
This film shows what realy we have to deal with.
Olivier Bousquet -
December 9, 2011 at 10:42 pm
One day, my mother in law looked across the table and said "You know, I think your son is Autistic because you went back to work so soon after you had him. A boy needs his mother and he apparently did not get the proper care." I looked her in the face knowing I was home 8 weeks and that I held him and loved him every moment I was home after work and said "You know. You are right and since you were the one who took care of him when your son was working, that makes it your fault." That ended the discussion.
December 10, 2011 at 2:01 am
Thank you for getting this out there and supporting us, parents and our autistic children in france i hope we can make things change so our kids can all get the appropriate help they need to be indépendant and as self-sufficient as possible in their adult life. So once again thank you
December 10, 2011 at 5:20 am
Thank you so much for your support.
We really need you because the French system is totally locked by children psychiatrists who place their believes & pertenency to the psychoanalysis "schools" before their PhD & inherent responsibilities!
Many doctors, speech therapists, educators, psychologists want to move forward but the majority is still under these guys power. They can't talk if they want to keep their jobs.In France we have a very generous health system. It is totally locked by psychoanalysis. We have free services if we send our children to psychiatric hospitals, where "care givers" observe them, interpretate what they do without interacting. If we want therapists who work with ABA, TEACCH, PECS, we get no public money, at all. These have to pay for the appropriate training, whereas teaching of psychoanalysis is free in our public universities.
Sometimes parents are sued by public services because they refuse "psycho dynamic" care for their child, "mother-child" therapy and prefer school, cognitive & behavioral therapy for their child, parental guidance…
It is so comfortable for the society to hide our children & consider it is because of the parents (mother), so it is really hard to get our voice heard.
You're right Professor, public & health professionals education is key!
Thank you again for your support, hope i made myself understandable in spite of my poor English. -
December 10, 2011 at 9:05 am
I remember, years ago, being asked by a health care professional if I was a refrigerator mother. So silly! I replied, 'No, I was a smother mother'.
Although my son was diagnosed as 'profoundly autistic' when he was small and he did not speak until he was 9 or 10, he never received any "treatment" (whatever that is?!) and he is a fine, happy, affectionate adult who graduated from uni in computer science, so I find this article interesting.
When he was a child I was told (again by health professionals) that he was a 'write-off'. Some write-off!
December 10, 2011 at 10:49 am
having a child with autism in France is a big nightmare. Psycchoanalys kill our children, since 50 years, They have no future
please, support our families.
Let them know what you think about ithttps://www.facebook.com/pages/In-support-of-French-parents-of-children-with-autism/192710130809193
December 10, 2011 at 3:12 pm
Thank you so much for your support.French autisme care is still stuck to middle aged lacanian pychoanalytic approaches. The whole system is blocked , from care givers training at universities, to all places wher we should be given help to raise and educate our autistic individuals.
For the very first time we have a tangible proof of system insanity via The Wall, we won't let it go !
We start our Revolution, spread the word ! -
December 11, 2011 at 2:59 am
thank you !! It is so great to feel suported by foreign countries….
we really need support because th efight is only beginning. Psychoanalysis is everywhere in our country. : they also control the media…
you can see in this link a summary about this filmThank you !!!
December 11, 2011 at 11:27 am
Makes me so sad. I just read in Paul Collins' great book, Not Even Wrong, that Bettelheim was not a doctor, had fabricated his educational history, later was accused of physically abusing his patients, and late in life committed suicide by drinking whiskey then tying a bag over his head. How come the whole world knows about the supposed damage caused by terrible, cold mothering (?!), and no one ever hears more about the guy who did the most to perpetuate that theory?
December 11, 2011 at 11:31 am
The stuff nightmares are made of. this is quite the ship of fools.
December 11, 2011 at 3:39 pm
I have worked with autistic kids all along the autism spectrum. My own experience with a child with a psychiatric diagnosis is that of being a mother to a now 22 year old young woman who "went absolutely mad" about the time she reached puberty. Diagnosis: bi-polar disease. Cause: her parents; in particular me, her mother. We were lucky; although, we also experienced the very worst psychiatry had to offer. We moved heaven and earth and we altered our parenting and learned to unconditionally love our daughter even as she lashed out at us and me in particular. Today, our daughter is a college student, and for the past nearly three years she has worked as a line therapist with autistic kids. We are so immensely proud of her. She seems to have an unlimited capacity to work and love her clients. Don't give up hope for your kids. And do not let anyone blame you for their condition. A very famous child psychiatrist who was also the mother of a skizophrenic daughter told me one day after I had battled an ineffective psychiatrist, "You can't care what they think of you, you just have to bear it."
December 12, 2011 at 3:48 am
We also live in France and have a child with bipolar. It took us seven years to find a doctor who understood her symptoms. All so called "professionnals" were accusing us for our child's problems or were totaly refusing to see them. If anyone needs help with it, check up the CTAH clinic. I don't wish anybody to go through what we had to live.
December 12, 2011 at 10:51 am
So glad this is getting some press here! We're the parents of a toddler who is benefiting from early diagnosis and excellent intervention, and were absolutely horrified to learn about the state of affairs for autistic kids in France. It really seems like it should be a UN-level human rights issue…
December 12, 2011 at 4:52 pm
Please check out my independent film project on the Skinner school in France, "speak to me" – we are on Facebook and the blog is http://www.speaktomethemovie.com
We are raising funds to tell this extraordinary story of a therapist, Cherice Cardwell, who abandoned her career in the US to make a difference in France for families impacted by autism. She named this ABA-based school after the American behaviour scientist, BF Skinner. It is an incredible story about battling these old fashioned attitudes and helping families desperate for meaningful educational opportunities for their children rather than babysitting in mental institutions. The school system in France is about 30 years behind the US when it comes to programming for autism spectrum. Please get in touch – as the filmmaker and mother of a child impacted by autism, I would love to hear your experiences. -
December 13, 2011 at 8:16 am
It is so sad to think that as many as 80% of the population of individuals with autism in France (360,000-480,000) are exposed to this damaging treatment. I know that my parents felt so shocked when they found out about my diagnosis. To be falsely blamed for this diagnosis at this sensitive time must be awful for parents. It's sad to think that being born in France significantly reduces your chance of a more positive outcome because of psychoanalysis.
It is also admirable and important that Autism Speaks, Professor Geri Dawson, Laurent Mottron, Michelle Dawson and the documentary maker, Sophie Robert and others have chosen to raise awareness of this important issue.
I think as an autism community it is important to unite on this issue to put significant pressure on the French government, psychoanalysts, and related organisations. It must be emphasised that it is completely unacceptable to continue with this approach in the face of conclusive evidence which shows it's ineffectiveness.
It is crucial that individual's with autism get the appropriate treatment so that: 1) individuals with autism can meet their potential, 2) parents can help show the fantastic role they play in helping their son/daughter achieve their potential and 3) France can understand the valuable role that individuals with autism can play in society when they have their needs met.
December 14, 2011 at 9:39 pm
Sigmund Freud probably would not approve what Lacanians do. I think he would say it's not psychoanalysis. For several times he stated that psychoanalysis was an attempt of making a new natural science. Lacan and lacanians misrepresent Freud and what he intended with psychoanalysis.
January 19, 2012 at 4:31 pm
I am the mother of a Asperger boy with THADA. I saw many so-called "professionals", the first one when he was 4, because at school, it was horrible and I felt something was wrong. I was told that I was too anxious, too "fusional", I had to let him get more mature… etc. Eventually, after having seen about 12 different persons -including a clinician psychologist who saw my son once a week during 14 months, without the beginning of a result (but it cost me a lot of money !!), I found a description of THADA on Internet. My son was 9, then. At last, I found a psychiatrist who told me "your son is THADA" and gave him methylphenidate (his psy told me I was crazy !!). The evolution was really impressive, he became a very very good pupil instead of a very very bad one, in less than 2 months (his teacher, who thought I was insane to give my son a "amphetamin" was really stunned).
But it is only now (my son is 13) that we have the diagnostique with the Asperger Syndrom. During all these years, numerous people gave my numerous advices on what I should do, so that my boy acts as he should… It was never told directly to me, but it seemed quite obvious to these people (including so-called "friends") that everything was my fault, am I not the mother ?! In France, a mother is guilty whatever happens !To make a long story short, do you think it is OK that the Asperger Syndrom is found only now, now that my boy is THIRTEEN !? (one more time, it's me, and only me, who found a description of AS on Internet, about 2 years ago, and realized that my son was probably both THADA and Asperger ! then, I had to wait 14 months because the center specialized in autism, in my area, is overbooked. Nevertheless, during the past 14 months, my son has seen a wonderful psychologist, specialized in this syndrom and using ABA, TEACH, etc… but she is the only one in the area, so she sees my son only once a month, which in of course not enough (better than nothing, anyway).
The film "The wall" tells exactly the way in which children with autism, whatever the degree of the autism, are treated in France.
This story is not unique, it is the same story that thousands and thousands of families live here – and I am very lucky, because my son is "only" Asperger. Parents who have a non-verbal autistic child can live hell.You cannot imagine what happens here with the film. All parents feel that there is here, for the first time, a big opportunity to make thinks move for our children, thanks to Sophie Robert and her film. Psychoanalysists are now organizing their "riposte" (is it the good word in english ?) and the battle, in the medias, or in internet, is terrible !
Your help, the support of international community, is very very important.
Please excuse my bad english !
Once again, thank you.
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Shook Hardy & Bacon is widely recognised as a "leader" for international litigation, and is renowned for its work in relation to complex, high-stakes disputes requiring scientific and technical expertise, particularly in the life sciences field. In 2013, the firm further strengthened its global litigation practice with partner hires in London and Orange County.
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The firm has also earned an "excellent reputation" for its work in relation to environmental law matters, and it recently bolstered its expertise in this area with additions to the US environmental and toxic torts team.
Total Listings in WWL | 32 | Established | 1889 |
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Shook Hardy & Bacon places high importance on the delivery of pro bono legal services. Each year the firm provides approximately 30,000 hours of free legal counsel on an annual basis, donating its expertise and resources for the benefit of communities across the United States. In recent years, SHB attorneys have assisted unaccompanied minors in immigration proceedings, staffed legal clinics and advocated on behalf of disabled individuals. Shook hardy & Bacon's commitment to pro bono work is epitomised by its appointment of a director of pro bono services, Jolie Justus, who coordinates the pro bono committee, and a full-time staff to manage the programme's day-to-day activities.
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Newport Brass 200/26 Polished Chrome 6" Solid Brass Shower Arm
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Approved for Commercial Use | Yes |
Diameter | .813 |
Installation Type | Wall Mounted |
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 Year Limited Commercial, 10 Year Limited Residential |
Material | Brass |
Theme | Traditional |
Width | 6 |
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- Covered under a 10 year warranty
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- Coordinates seamlessly with Newport Brass products
- Available in 25 beautiful finishes
- Durable, color protected, and scratch resistant
- Length: 6"
- Secure mounting assembly
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Since 1989, Newport Brass has developed, designed and delivered classically constructed versatile suites of timeless kitchen, bath and shower products for the discerning customer. With 20 years of commitment to well engineered solid brass designs and an undisputed reputation for performance and durability, Newport Brass continues to handcraft the finest fixtures with strict testing and quality assurance measures.
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200/06 - Antique Copper
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Brasstech, Inc. warrants to the original consumer residential purchaser ("Original Purchaser") that if a product in its; Newport Brass®, Brasstech®, motiv®, Newport 365 or GINGER® lines of products ("Product") is confirmed upon inspection to be defective in materials or workmanship during the warranty periods described below, Brasstech, Inc. will, at its option, either repair or replace the Product with a similar current model of the Product. If repair or replacement is not commercially practical or cannot be made in a timely manner, then Brasstech, Inc. will provide a refund for the Product.
Warranty Periods and Coverage Product Finishes- PVD and Polished Chrome (26) finishes on Products other than Drains and Shower rods are warranted as long as the Original Purchaser owns their home.
- "Living" finishes have no warranty*. These include 03N & 08W.
- Shower rods, porcelain parts and glass parts have no finish warranty.
- Mirror products will be warranted from desilvering for two (2) years from the date of purchase by the original purchaser as long as desilvering is not due to chemical contact. See maintenance section for proper cleaning instructions.
- All other finishes are warranted for ten (10) years from date of purchase by the Original Purchaser.
- Polished Chrome (26) and PVD finishes on kitchen, bath or lavatory drains including drain baskets and components are warranted for one (1) year from date of purchase by the Original Purchaser.
- All other Drain finishes have no warranty.
- All Product parts except valves are warranted for ten (10) years from date of purchase by the Original Purchaser.
- Ceramic disc valves for the lavatory faucet, tub/ shower and roman tub are warranted for as long as the Original Purchaser owns the home.
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- Lights have no functional warranty. Soap / Lotion pump mechanisms are warranted for one (1) year from date of purchase by the Original Purchaser. Shower rods, porcelain parts and glass parts have no functional warranty.
- Hot water tanks are warranted for one (1) year from the date of purchase by the original purchaser.
- This Warranty does not cover labor charges or associated costs for, or damages occurring during the removal, transportation, return or installation of Products or replacement Products.
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- This warranty is non-transferable.
- Products sold to customers for use as display items are not meant for resale and are not covered under any functional or finish warranty.
In no event will Brasstech, Inc. be liable for incidental or consequential damages (such as labor charges), whether based on breach of express or implied warranty, breach of contract, negligence, strict liability or any other legal theory. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so, the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. Any implied warranties, including the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are limited to the duration of this written warranty. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty may last, so the above limitation may not apply to you.
Warranty ServiceTo obtain service under this Warranty, please contact your Product dealer. If you are unable to locate your dealer, please call 949-417-5207 or access the Brasstech, Inc. website at www.brasstech.com. Proof of purchase, such as the original receipt, is required for the dealer to issue credit to the consumer. The dealer must be an authorized dealer and the product must be purchased in the original manufacturer's packaging (display items excluded).
State RemediesThis Warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other rights which vary from state to state.
Product CareSimple care is all that is needed in maintaining this product. Abrasive cleansers, detergents and silver or brass polish may result in damage to the finish and therefore should not be used. To clean, simply wipe with a soft, water dampened cloth. GINGER® hand, deck and wall shower sprays feature easy-cleaning jets. The jets should be cleaned periodically by rubbing your thumb or a damp cloth across the jets to loosen mineral deposits. Run the shower spray briefly to purge the loosened deposits.
* Uncoated and Living FinishesUncoated and Living finishes such as Polished Brass Uncoated (03N) and living finishes such as Weathered Copper (08W), do naturally weather and change color over time. Living and uncoated finishes are not warranted.
** MaintenanceProper maintenance is required to preserve all finishes. Do not use any abrasive cleaners, alcohol, ammonia, detergents, or brass or silver polish on the Products. For complete care requirements and recommendations, please visit our website at www.brasstech.com.
*** Proper InstallationProducts must be installed in accordance with the manufacturer's installation instructions supplied with the Products. For example, pipes must be flushed before faucet installations, because solder and other debris may damage ceramic discs. You may also call 949-417-5207 for copies of the installation instructions. Many of our installation instructions are also available on our website, www.brasstech.com.
**** Commercial PurchasersBrasstech, Inc. extends the above limited warranty to purchasers of Products for industrial, commercial and business use upon the same terms and conditions and exclusions applicable to residential purchasers, except that the finish and functionality warranty periods are reduced to a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase. ADDITIONALLY, with respect to commercial purchasers, all implied warranties, including the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are excluded and disclaimed.


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Almond - Kohler K-6625-J17*
Annapolis Navy - Kohler K-6625-FT
Basalt - Kohler K-6625-96
Biscuit - Kohler K-6625-7
Black - Kohler K-6625-KA
Black n Tan - Kohler K-6625-FD
Cane Sugar - Kohler K-6625-K4
Cashmere - Kohler K-6625-FP
Caviar - Kohler K-6625-NY
Dune - Kohler K-6625-RR*
Ember - Kohler K-6625-FE*
Frost - Kohler K-6625-J15*
Greenwich Green - Kohler K-6625-95
Ice Grey - Kohler K-6625-55*
Innocent Blush - Kohler K-6625-30*
Iron Cobalt - Kohler K-6625-33
Mexican Sand - Kohler K-6625-52*
Navy - Kohler K-6625-J16*
Palermo Blue - Kohler K-6625-84*
Pepper n Salt - Kohler K-6625-J14
Piccadilly Yellow - Kohler K-6625-R1*
Roussillon Red - Kohler K-6625-G9
Sandbar - Kohler K-6625-FF
Sea Salt - Kohler K-6625-6*
Skylight - Kohler K-6625-20
Suede - Kohler K-6625-Y2*
Sunlight - Kohler K-6625-NG*
Tea Green - Kohler K-6625-58
Thunder Grey - Kohler K-6625-97*
Timberline - Kohler K-6625-0
White - Kohler K-6625-45*
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Gallery: UPDATE: Amazing Treehotel Opens in Sweden!
Inside, the Birdsnest has one double bed and two single beds.
The idea behind the hotel is to provide a place where visitors can get away from the stress of their busy lives and come live in harmony with nature. Located inside a boreal forest, four of the six treehouse rooms have been completed, along with the TreeSauna, and the remaining two rooms are anticipated to be ready soon. Open all year, the Treehotel welcomes visitors to experience the long sunny days of the summer and the beautiful, snowy landscape of winter.
Inspiration for the Treehotel came from the documentary film "Trädälskaren" (Treelover) by Jonas Selberg Augustsen. It is the story of three men from the city who want to get back to their roots by building a tree house together. Each tree room was designed and built by a different architect and is sublimely unique. Built primarily using locally-sourced wood, the rooms are accessible by ramps or study ladders, and each includes radiant floor heating, a state-of-the-art eco-friendly incineration toilet, and a water-efficient hand basin.
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Written by Mike Baehr | Filed under The Comics Journal, Stan Sakai, reviews, Paul Karasik, Laura Park, Joost Swarte, Jason, Jack Jackson, interviews, Daily OCD | 4 Feb 2012 12:06 AM |
Today's Online Commentary & Diversions (none yesterday):
• Review: "If Spielberg shed the skin of Hergé's style in an effort to get to the heart of his stories, the compelling work of Dutch cartoonist Joost Swarte performs the procedure in reverse.... Swarte, equally inspired by the underground comix that emerged from the American counterculture of the 1960s and '70s, adapted the clear line and reanimated it with subversive content unlike the perennially chipper Boy Scoutism of Hergé's Tintin. ...Is That All There Is?, collecting the bulk of his comics oeuvre to date (excluding a body of children's comics), provides an overdue opportunity to linger over and consider his narrative work.... Like a Rube Goldberg machine designed according to De Stijl aesthetics—with a rhythm and blues soundtrack—Swarte's comics communicate a historically freighted, European sense of the absurd, poised toward a globalizing, postmodern present." – Bill Kartalopoulos, The Brooklyn Rail
• Review: "The real joy of Swarte's work... is the architectural elegance of his illustrations and his fine ability to colour them using everything from watercolour to retro duo-tones. Looking at Swarte's mostly 20th century work [in Is That All There Is?] now, what's also — and tangentially — interesting is the retro-futuristic look of it: the settings are near-future, but everything's styled circa the 1940s, much in the same way Ridley Scott imagined the future in Bladerunner. For sheer design swagger you need to check Swarte out." – Miles Fielder, The List
• Review: "These stories [in Athos in America] are a little less open-and-shut than Jason usually makes. His comics are always good, but I usually don't think about them too much after reading them. This one's more of a think stimulator than previous books.... It's a beautiful book. This is definitely Jason's best book yet. Good job, Jason." – Nick Gazin, VICE
• Interview: Chicago Publishes has an interview with Mome contributor Laura Park: "I'm really happy with the stories I did for MOME. I love short stories. Novels are the format now — it's a selling format. You can have graphic novels in a bookstore, because non-comics people might buy them. Whenever you can get a comic from the comic shop into a bookstore, it'll make more money. But short stories are kind of magical to me. My favorite writer is Flannery O'Connor. She has novels, but her short stories are the ones that linger and itch away through you."
• Bibliography: Love & Maggie presents a comprehensive annotated guide to Jack Jackson-related materials in back issues of The Comics Journal
• Scene: Paul Karasik has a delightful report from Angoulême; Stan Sakai has one too, with Usagi sketches


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CANTON The key witness is missing in the trial of Patrick R. Lloyd and Miranda A. Green, the Massena couple who allegedly assaulted and attempted to kidnap another teen.
Catherine A. Berry, 18, Massena, is the teen who was at the heart of the incident Feb. 16 when Mr. Lloyd and Ms. Green allegedly shoved her to the ground before punching and kicking her in the face.
My belief is that she was in the company of an associate of the defendant, St. Lawrence County District Attorney Nicole M. Duv� said. Her family cant seem to locate her.
The trial was adjourned Tuesday until Sept. 16.
Ms. Berry was issued a subpoena to appear in court at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday She had made no attempt at contacting the district attorneys office, Ms. Duv� said.
I told the judge that I didnt believe that she would respond to the subpoena that she had been issued, she said.
Ms. Duv� said that Canton private investigator Donald J. Tracy had been hired by the defense and that Ms. Berry had recanted her story that the couple assaulted and tried to kidnap her in a June 4 statement that she signed in front of Mr. Tracy.


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I have been helping my brother out for the past several months with babysitting his three kids during the weekdays and having them sleep over on weekends. I am running out of ideas on how to keep them busy. The ages are 8, 7 and 5. I'm trying to keep the expenses down so mostly looking for freebie types of things to do. I found a park that has a water park but there were mostly younger kids doing that. It's hot here during the day so we've been staying inside watching DVD's or I let them go into the pool. These kids are active. They do wear me out after a couple of hours. I think this is because they argue a lot. Their mom is in Rehab for six months and my brother has long hours at work. I pick them up from daycare at 6 then Chuck picks them up by 10. I am working and have to get up by 6 A.M. I've asked for help from other family members because besides me the only other helpers is their mom's sister and mother. within two weeks their grown sister will be helping us. My 35 yr old daughter came down from N.FL to help me too but she had to return to N. FL for a week. I've got the kids tomorrow from 4 - 10 P.M. then again M, T, W, from 6 - 10. Any ideas will be greatly appreciated. :)


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Downside seen to drivers' use of less gas
And new CAFE (Corporate Average Fuel Economy) standards are boosting fuel economy for gas-powered cars and light trucks.
Now there's a growing consensus among state leaders that New Hampshire should find a way to ensure all drivers are paying their fair share.
"The nice thing about a gas tax is it is a user fee," he said. "If you don't drive very much, you don't pay a tax. If you drive a lot, you pay more because you're using the roads more."
According to the state Department of Environmental Services, there were 156 electric cars registered in New Hampshire last year. And there were about 14,000 hybrids, out of a total of 1.4 million vehicles, registered here in 2011.
No fee on CNG
Rep. Candace Bouchard, D-Concord, chairs the House Transportation Committee. She said the idea of capturing revenue from alternative-fuel vehicles has been discussed in Concord for years.
Bouchard has begun researching the issue for possible legislation in the upcoming session.
Sen. David Watters, D-Dover, said he expects to file legislation addressing the issue of hybrids and electric vehicles. He's considering proposing a surcharge on the registration fee for such vehicles.
He's also considering proposing that any funds raised by such a surcharge be dedicated to what's called "betterment," money that goes directly to local municipalities for their roads.
Gasoline usage trend
In the early 2000s, the gasoline usage the road toll was based on was increasing each year. But that trend has reversed, and revenue from the road toll is projected to drop about a half-percent a year, according to Scott Bryer, road toll administrator at the Department of Safety.
In 2009, the gallonage dropped to 815,353,404, which raised about $146.8 million in road tolls. And for 2013, that figure is projected at 801,737,916 gallons, or about $144.3 million.
"But in our opinion, every vehicle that's on the roadway should be paying their fair share for the support of the roadway network," she said. "Bridges that continue to stand are everybody's concern."
"In theory, you just do a formula with the weight of the vehicle and the number of miles driven and you've got your solution. But then there are people that have privacy concerns about not wanting to have to divulge how many miles they drive in a year.
Still, officials say the state's current dependence on a gas tax to maintain the roads isn't sustainable as more vehicles use alternative fuels or get better fuel economy.


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