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This brief is the culmination of the constitutional challenge to Michigan's felony child support statute, MCLA 750.165, brought by the University of Michigan Law School's "Innocence Project" and UM Law Professor David Moran, on behalf of child support payor, criminal defendant, and appellant, Selesa Likine.
Prior to her jury trial, the prosecutor successfully moved in limine to preclude Ms. Likine from introducing any evidence of her ability to pay the child support ordered by the family court. The trial court granted this evidentiary motion based on the Michigan Court of Appeals decision in People v Adams, 262 Mich App 89 (2004).
Not surprisingly, Ms. Likine was jury convicted of failure to pay child support in the Oakland County Circuit Court. Her conviction was affirmed by the Michigan Court of Appeals in a published, thus binding, opinion.
In this Supreme Court brief, Appellant argues that the statute, modified in 1999 to remove the ability to raise an "ability-to-pay" defense, is unconstitutional as a matter of both federal and state Due Process. Specifically, the brief raises a Fourteenth Amendment argument relative to Michigan's felony non-support statute.
Notable from this brief is the following passage: "The Court of Appeals decision in People v Adams ... represents the first time in American history that a jurisdiction has upheld a statute that imposes criminal liability without allowing a defendant to prove that the actus reus was involuntary." See page 11 of the Appellant's Brief.
Otherwise, this is an example of a very well briefed issue of constitutional law on a very simple criminal matter.
The case was argued to the Supreme Court on October 5, 2011; we practitioners here in Michigan are expecting a decision any day now.
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- 1 onion chopped
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- 1 teaspoon(s) dried oregano
- 4 ounce(s) cooked, lean ham deli-thin sliced, cut crosswise into thin strips
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It's exciting times for Los Angeles with the city's sports teams advancing deep into the playoffs. Unfortunately, one local news outlet killed some of the buzz with an embarrassing mistake.
NBC Los Angeles did a story about the Clippers, Lakers, and Kings all involved in playoff series at the same time, but they used the wrong Kings logo. Yup, they used a logo for the NBA's Sacramento Kings instead of the NHL's Los Angeles Kings. Their error was called out by the hockey team's official Twitter account.
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And you worded it wrong: "Yup, they used a logo for the NBA's Sacramento Kings instead of the NHL's Los Angeles Kings." Should be the other way around. Nevermind, not enough coffee yet this morning.
Why should it be the other way around?
Why should it be the other way around?
some one didnt care
I could do his job better...
They also used the incorrect LA Clippers logo -- it's the old one.
Who cares..............it's b-ball and hockey.
The LA Clippers logo is also wrong.
Nothing wrong with the Clippers Logo...it's the same one they use on their website!
Too funny, but thats what happens when you have multiple teams sharing the same name. It doesnt really matter if its another sport. ITS THE SAME NAME!
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Treating childrens colds has not been that simple, as the federal government continues to study the safety of over-the-counter cough and cold medicines for children ages 2 and older.
Earlier this year, the Food and Drug Administration recommended that nonprescription, over-the-counter cold medicine not be given to children younger than age 2 because of serious and potentially life-threatening side effects. Those side effects, according to the federal agency, include death, convulsions, rapid heart rates and decreased levels of consciousness.
Most recently, members of the Consumer Healthcare Products Association announced in October they would voluntarily change the labels on pediatric over-the-counter cough and cold products to state do not use in children under the age of 4. The association represents most of the makers of nonprescription over-the-counter cough and cold medicines in children, according to the Food and Drug Administration, or FDA. The manufacturers are also introducing new child-resistant packaging and measuring devices.
Parents who have or buy a product without the voluntary label change should follow the dosage instructions and warnings that accompany the medication, the FDA says.
Since October 2007, weve been working with CHPA to make some changes to protect children from accidental overdosing, says Rita Chappelle, an FDA spokeswoman.
Chappelle says the agency will continue to look at more up-to-date scientific data and other information to decide what is the most appropriate age for use of these products in children.
Dr. Nader Ajluni, a pediatrician with Mercy Jordan Creek Pediatric Clinic in West Des Moines, says he usually sees a spike in childrens colds in the winter, and hes already seeing an increase. He stressed that parents need to be cautious giving children any over-the-counter medication, and to check with the childs doctor first.
We have known for a number of years that using cough suppressants is actually a risk in children because the cough helps keep their lungs clear, he says. If you suppress the cough, any upper respiratory infection could extend itself into the lower respiratory tract and increase the risk for pneumonia.
It has really gotten to the point where we have been reluctant to recommend any over-the-counter medications in children, other than Tylenol for fevers.
Depending on the severity of the cold, Ajluni recommends other things parents can do to bring relief to sick kids.
The most important thing is making sure children get enough fluids and nutrition, he says. We need to strengthen the body to allow the immune system to fight these germs off.
For an infant with a mild cough or runny nose, he suggests using over-the-counter nasal saline drops and a bulb suction, which can help loosen and clear the mucous.
Ajluni says a humidifier has the same sort of effect. But be cautious with those that use hot water as they can pose a danger for burns, he warns. Try to place the humidifier out of the childs reach.
A cool mist humidifier can also be helpful, but avoid letting the water sit too long without changing it, as it can become a breeding ground for germs, he says. If youre changing the water frequently, that shouldnt be a concern.
If the childs illness is getting progressively worse, its time to see the doctor, Ajluni says.
Look at their level of orientation, particularly with infants, he says. If you can tell that the child is able to recognize the parents and interact appropriately, then thats a good thing. But if the child appears to be lethargic or irritable, then thats the time we need to be taking a look.
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1. Christians in Syria live in uneasy alliance with Assad.
The rebellion of hundreds of thousands of Muslims against Assad that began in March 2011 has not seen Christians abandon their support for the Alawites, the Muslim sect to which Assad belongs and that has controlled Syria for decades.
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Moving right and bleeding moderate votes, Republicans narrowly won House approval Thursday of their plan to shift tens of billions from poverty programs to protect the Pentagon from automatic cuts under the August debt accords.
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3. Extended jobless benefits cut in eight states.
More than 230,000 jobless Americans will lose their unemployment insurance by this weekend as reductions in the federal program that provides extended benefits to the long-term unemployed take broader effect.
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4. JPMorgan discloses $2 billion in trading losses.
JPMorgan Chase, which emerged from the financial crisis as the nation's biggest bank, disclosed on Thursday that it had lost more than $2 billion in trading, a surprising stumble that promises to escalate the debate over whether regulations need to rein in trading by banks.
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5. Same-sex marriage support shows pace of social change accelerating.
From the political arena to the courts, the emergence of same-sex marriage as a mainstream issue in less than a generation has upended convention, scrambled long-held assumptions and defied history.
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6. Occupy protesters plan to march without permits.
Occupy Chicago will join with fellow demonstrators in the large formal marches planned for next weekend's NATO summit but also plan their own protests, including one aimed at Boeing Co., organizers say.
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7. Germany remains opposed to calls for economic stimulus.
French President-elect Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have each been prescribing the same salve — growth — to ease Europe's economic ills. But the medicines vary sharply on either side of the Rhine.
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8. Greek government talks in final stretch.
Greece's wrangling politicians were locked in last-ditch efforts Friday to form a coalition government, with chances of a deal appearing slim and the country's future in Europe's common currency at stake.
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Agreement on additional international action in Syria appeared more remote than ever following a massive suicide bombing on Thursday in Damascus, as foreign leaders pointed fingers of responsibility for the violence in opposite directions.
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10. Palestinians press case of hunger strikers in Israeli prisons.
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What began as a temporary first aid tent along the Occupy Eugene movement in October 2011, morphed into the Occupy Medical clinic. Open every Sunday from noon to 4 p.m., when volunteers gather at their mobile clinic to make a difference by offering free healthcare in downtown Eugene, Oregon.
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FORT BRAGG, NC – Nate Phelps, son of the founder of Westboro Baptist Church, is scheduled to speak at the upcoming atheist festival on Fort Bragg. His family, the Phelps family, is famous for picketing at the funerals of American soldiers killed in combat and victims of 9/11.
Nate left his family's church at the age of 18. He will be speaking about his experiences in the church and his journey out of the extremism taught by his family. He initially fled to Canada to put as much distance between himself and his abusive family. But now his journey brings him full circle, on exactly the opposite side of the fence. He's an atheist, and he supports the troops.
The atheists in the military are making waves this year, including an on-post festival at Fort Bragg. Nate Phelps will be joining Richard Dawkins and several prominent speakers and musicians for 'Rock Beyond Belief' on March 31st.
Rock Beyond Belief organizers are enthusiastic about Nate Phelps speaking at the event. Lead organizer and American Atheists Military Director, Justin Griffith said, "His support of the soldiers and their families is a strong testament of his struggles to overcome the intense religious dogma his family ingrained in him. His family is overtly hostile and unpatriotic, and he grew up on that. It's impressive to see such a dramatic change in a person." Fred Phelps and his family of about 60 have been protesting since 1991. It is unclear whether they plan to attend this event, and if they are legally permitted to picket anywhere near the on-post stage. In fact, the family did contact Griffith, "Justin - if you want real balance, invite us." Griffith declined to invite them.
Griffith explained, "I told them that they'd probably even be helping me out. It would present a false dichotomy of 'rational calm atheists' vs. 'soldier-hating Christians'. It would also do a great deal of good to have all of the normal Christians unite with us in mutual disgust, perhaps breaking down barriers. Despite all of this, I don't want to be responsible for their antics, so an invitation is not happening."
The festival is an American Atheists event. It was made possible by a $50,000 donation from the Stiefel Freethought Foundation. For more information on the event, check the festival's website.
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Check out the September issue of Better Homes and Gardens,
I am happy to participate in the Stylemaker issue :)
(the above kitchen is the home of actor Nestor Carbonell
and his lovely wife Shannon, the project I worked on while
they were living in Hawaii filming the TV show Lost)
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Tia - I just saw you this afternoon in BH & G. It put a smile on my face. I took note of painting small rooms a dark color;-)ReplyDelete
xx - Christina
thanks christina!! love your blog!ReplyDelete
xo tia
You have the most amazing way with kitchens. That floor is spectacular.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 13, 2011 at 3:21 PM
I couldn't find any pictures online so I will most definetly pick up the latest issue. Can you give us any details on the floor?ReplyDelete
Tia- I can't wait to see it! It looks so much different- beautiful. I am sure that Shannon and Nestor are LOVING it! Picking up a copy ASAP.ReplyDelete
I just saw the story in the magazine and loved it! Your style is so great :OReplyDelete
thank you for all your sweet comments!kisses!ReplyDelete
Got it. Love that kitchen floor. OMG.ReplyDelete
ON page 48 of the magazine there is a picture of you and there is a white chair with gray and white striped fabric. Can you tell me where that chair is from? I'd like to buy it.ReplyDelete
Thanks! Great work!
Great job, I love the banquette! I just received Better Homes and Gardens and saw the beautiful pedestal table. I would love that for my banquette and would like to know where you got that piece from. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Hi Jackie and Tennille, the chair and the banquet table are both custom made. Most of my furniture pieces are made by my workroom for the clients individual project. Maybe one day I will have aReplyDelete
store :) take care!
Crazy Question. What shoes are you wearing on page 48?ReplyDelete
Tia, I am such a fan of your work! can you please tell me where you found the wall candle lighting in the Carbonnell's living room? Thank you!ReplyDelete
HI the wall sconces are actually original to the house, but if you look at some vintage lighting stores, I am sure you can find something similar!ReplyDelete
i hope this helps! take care,
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 2:51 PM
Love the entire house, I am exhausted looking at white paint colors for my spanish style house in Southern California, would you mind posting the colors of this kitchen? Thanks!ReplyDelete
Hi anonymous, the color that was used in this kitchen was a Farrow and Ball color called Strong White. it was used on all the walls and cabinetry.ReplyDelete
thanks and take care!!
- AnonymousSeptember 20, 2011 at 9:44 AM
Love the San Felipe tile. I am considering it for my kitchen. I'm wondering if it would chip. It's so beautiful, but is it comfortable? I'm a little afraid of the color black on a floor. I notice it also came in two shades of black. Why did you choose the Jet black over the? Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 21, 2011 at 7:26 PM
does anyone know where the Moroccan-style tile floor is from?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 24, 2011 at 7:51 PM
I read some where in the blog that the floor was from Mission Tiles in South Pasadena, it is gorgeous, wish I could have it too.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 29, 2011 at 11:15 AM
Thanks for answering the white paint color question! I will definitely check out that one.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 26, 2011 at 10:43 AM
could you please tell me where i can purchase the pendant light in the kitchen? pottery barn also has them in their stores, they told me to find the issue but i am having problems.ReplyDelete
- tia zoldanOctober 26, 2011 at 12:34 PM
the pendant is from circa lightingReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 28, 2011 at 7:34 AM
Thank you so very much!!!! I have an antique chandelier over my nook table and that pendant would be perfect over my island!ReplyDelete
Thanks again!!!
It is a beautiful kitchen! Our wood floor are expresso so they blend well with your designed tiles.


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In an ideal world, no one could quarrel with Rose Nolen's recent columns opposing firearms in schools. Unfortunately, we don't live in an ideal world.
The psychos who target students in schools and colleges — where the vast majority of mass shootings have occurred — do so for a couple of reasons. The first relates to the concentration of targets in a small space, where the most people can be killed in a short time.
The second reason these shooters prefer schools is because they know their guns will be the only ones there. Making schools off-limits to firearms sounds good — but only if everyone plays by the same rules. The current situation guarantees only one thing: that the students will be utterly defenseless when a mass killer shows up. Does that make sense?
We have armed guards in shopping centers, banks, airports and other locations, so why not place them where they are most urgently needed? Security experts could design a system where they would be minimally intrusive and visible, yet prepared to go into action when needed.
This could be done in relatively short order, but other steps should be taken as well. A study into whether violent video games lead to aggressive behavior should be undertaken. We also need to take a hard look at the effects of "deinstitutionalization," which puts some 70,000 severely mentally ill people on our streets at any given time, some of whom are at risk of turning violent.
Stopping someone who is willing to kill himself if he can take others with him will never be 100 percent effective. The most we can hope for is to cut his chances significantly. That's worth trying.
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Florence Temko; origami expert was teacher, author
Florence Temko had a knack for transforming simple squares of paper into charming creations and works of art ranging from boxes and flowers to roosters and penguins. She could sculpt a bird from a single piece of paper while chatting with friends or craft a miniature bow tie out of a dollar bill.
A native of England, she was a war bride when she arrived in the United States shortly after World War II. She was a mother and homemaker in the 1950s when she was introduced to the art of paper folding. In the decades that followed, she became an artist, teacher and author, sharing her passion for origami and promoting the art form throughout the world.
She appeared on television shows, wrote books, and demonstrated and taught origami at schools, libraries and museums. She was instrumental in developing the Mingei International Museum's 2003 origami exhibit.
Mrs. Temko died of heart failure Nov. 12 in La Jolla. She was 88.
"She was a master at origami," said longtime friend Martha Longenecker, founder and former director of the Mingei museum. "She was imaginative and creative and had a passion for life and for this media. She was a person of integrity and intelligence. She was giving and generous; she wanted to share and teach."
Mrs. Temko donated a 600-volume library of art books to the museum in 1985. The collection, believed to be the most extensive of its kind, emphasizes origami, paper cutting and paper sculpture. "She gave this tremendous gift to us when we were a little museum," Longenecker said.
Friends and family members said Mrs. Temko nearly always had paper in her hands, whether she was visiting with friends or in a doctor's waiting room.
"That was her way of connecting with people," friend Cath DeStefano said. "She would fold them a crane and give it to them as a gift."
While origami was her passion, Mrs. Temko also enjoyed reading, swimming and other crafts. "She was interested in the world," DeStefano said. "When I met her she was 68, and she was on her second computer. Nobody I knew that age was into computers at that time. She always stayed current."
Stephen Temko said his mother particularly enjoyed teaching origami to schoolchildren and getting them interested in the art form. In the 1960s, she began writing books on origami and other crafts. Her works included "Origami Magic," "Paper Pandas and Jumping Frogs" and "Folk Crafts for World Friendship."
Florence Maria Temko was born Oct. 21, 1921, in London to Erich and Erna Marx. She attended Wycombe Abbey School, St. George's Business College and the London School of Economics, but her studies were interrupted by war. She met U.S. Army Sgt. Leonard Temko, and they married in 1945. The couple settled in New Jersey in 1946 and had three children.
During her years in New Jersey, she became friends with Lillian Oppenheimer, who shared her interest in crafts and introduced her to the art of paper folding. In the 1960s and '70s, Mrs. Temko appeared as a guest on "The Steve Allen Show" and on several other TV programs in the United States, England, Canada and Japan.


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Police Beat: Saturday, April 21, 2012 -- MUG SHOTS
Naples man charged with felony, accused of not paying for soda at McDonald's
NAPLES _ A Naples man faces a felony charge after he was accused of walking out of the McDonald's in East Naples without paying for a cup of soda.
After filling a courtesy cup with soda Thursday at the McDonald's soda fountain and then leaving the restaurant, Mark Abaire, 52, of the 500 block of 14th Street North, was arrested by Collier deputies and now faces a felony theft charge, a sheriff's report shows.
A manager told sheriff's deputies that Abaire entered the store and asked for a glass of water around 10 p.m. Although the employee told him the cup was for water, Abaire filled it with soda at a fountain machine and sat outside the restaurant, according to an arrest report.
During a conversation with the manager, Abaire declined to pay for the soda, valued at $1, refused to leave the premises, and cursed at the manager, the report stated.
While his charge is petty theft, because of previous petty theft convictions, the charge for drinking the unpaid-for soda was increased from a misdemeanor to a felony, the arrest report shows. In Florida, a third-degree felony can result in a sentence of up to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine.
Abaire faces additional misdemeanor counts of trespassing and disorderly intoxication. On Saturday, he remained in the Collier County jail with bond set at $6,500.
Drug arrests
■ Christina Anusky, 29, of Pennsylvania, was arrested Thursday by Naples police at 3900 Gordon Drive following a traffic stop. She is accused of felony possession of a controlled substance (amphetamines) and misdemeanor possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. The car's driver, Paul Hunt, 29, also of Pennsylvania, faces two misdemeanor drug counts and one charge of driving with an expired license.
■ Gina Napier, 35, of the 1100 block of Hamilton Lane, Chokoloskee, was arrested Friday by Collier deputies following a traffic stop at the intersection of Horseshoe Drive and Airport-Pulling Road. She is accused of possession of a controlled substance (oxycodone).
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■ Carlos Martinez, 34, of Tampa, was arrested Friday by Collier deputies at the intersection of U.S. 41 East and Bayshore Drive.
■ Paul Cullen, 45, of the 8300 block of Danbury Park, Golden Gate Estates, was arrested Friday by Collier deputies at 6101 Pine Ridge Road.
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I ran the CPU benchmark again and this time I turned all visual settings (except physics, I left that on "high", "very high" is only available in DX10) and this time both cores were maxed out at some points. The demo lasts only a few seconds before it "re-loads" so the CPU load was lower during that time.
If someone has a quadcore, it might be worth to run it in DX10 and enable "very high" physics. I'm not sure if it happens and it seems silly to me but it's possible that "high" physics detail is optimized for dual-cores and "very high" for quad-core.
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