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Law is clear, but clerks balk
EVANSVILLE - The public's ability to access some public court records in Indiana is hampered by confusion over who maintains documents and some officials' unwillingness to take responsibility for them.
While state officials said the county clerk is the ultimate authority on access to court records, they acknowledged the reality is more complicated.
"It differs across the state. It varies from county-to-county and even from court-to-court in a county," said Kathryn Dolan, spokeswoman for the Indiana Supreme Court.
Saying her office is at the bottom of a courthouse "pecking order," which she refuses to upset, Vanderburgh County Clerk Susan Kirk said her office defers to judges on requests for court records.
"I've heard of that before in other counties," said Indiana Public Access Counselor Joe Hoage. "Sometimes the clerk will say that the court keeps a record separate, and you will have to ask the judge for it. It's whoever is maintaining it. It doesn't change the status of the record being a public record."
It's a situation which often is dictated by who has physical custody of the document at the time of a request, said Stephen Key, executive director and general counsel of the Hoosier State Press Association.
"It's not spelled out ex
actly," he said.
The weakness was exposed last week when the Evansville Courier & Press repeatedly was denied access to a search warrant while reporting on the Evansville Police Department's use of a SWAT team to enter a house in Evansville's Center City.
Police said they did not find evidence linking residents there to what they said were serious online threats against officers that were made from an IP address at the house. The only people home during the June 21 raid were an 18-year-old girl and her grandmother. The newspaper sought the search warrant in the course of reporting why police believed forcible entry was necessary.
Access to the warrant was denied by multiple offices with reasons that varied from it being part of a police investigation to disagreements over who possessed the document.
Court records are open to the public in Indiana except those spelled out by state law and court rules. However, the law does not clearly state who ultimately has responsibility for helping the public find court records, Hoage said.
"Common sense would say it's the clerk," Hoage said.
However, he also said there is a diverse array of how local governments handle court records such as search warrants, and that often dictates the process of access.
But Hoage said court records are subject to Indiana's Access to Public Records Act just like other public records.
"There is no question about that. If they are not going to give it out, you have to be given a reason. If anybody is going to deny you they would have to cite a specific statutory citation (as to why)," he said.
On June 22, the Courier & Press made a written request for the search warrant to the Vanderburgh County Prosecutor's Office, Evansville Police Department and County Clerk.
The prosecutor's office and police each replied on June 25 that they would not release it and cited state law that it was part of an ongoing investigation. But the Vanderburgh County Clerk's office replied on June 25 that the "warrant has yet to be filed with the courts." An attorney for the Courier & Press later obtained the warrant approved by Superior Court Judge David Kiely. It was stamped as filed in Vanderburgh Superior Court on June 21.
Kiely had denied the Courier & Press's initial request to view the warrant and supporting affidavit.
Kiely also approved a second warrant and sealed that document June 23. State law says a court seal on a warrant expires when the return is filed. The return is the final step in the process which notifies the court what police obtained in the search. Although police served the second warrant Monday, a search warrant return had not been filed as of Friday.
Written requests from the Courier & Press for the second search warrant and affidavit were denied by both Kirk and a county attorney on behalf of the judge's office.
A clerk's office employee said the office didn't have the documents. Kirk responded in writing Friday that requests for it should be asked to the judge.
"I will tell you again that you must speak with the judge to get an answer to your request," Kirk wrote to the Courier & Press.
Earlier in the week a county attorney wrote to say the judge's office didn't have the documents.
"If a judge and clerk say they don't have it, we believe they are in compliance when they say that is the reason they can't give it," said Dolan, the Indiana Supreme Court spokeswoman.
Kiely signed the first warrant allowing police to enter the home on June 21 but did not seal it. He denied the Courier & Press access to the affidavit and warrant — which are public records — until contacted Tuesday by the newspaper's attorney. The affidavit explains law enforcement officers' justification for seeking the warrant.
Indiana's court rules say only arrest and search warrants declared confidential by a judge at the time they are issued can be kept closed. It also says confidentiality only exists until a notice, called a search warrant return, is filed with the court showing the warrant was carried out, said both Hoage and Key. It then becomes accessible to the public again.
However, Kirk insisted it is not her place to request copies of public records from judges, saying the public is entitled to those documents when a judge sees fit to release them.
Kirk described a courthouse "pecking order" in which judges are on the top and the clerk, also an elected official, is on the bottom.
"The judges make the decisions. We don't. We just ... If they give us a file, we file it. You're making this way out to be more than what it is," she said.
Last week, Courier & Press Investigative Editor Jay Young and a reporter visited Kirk in her office and asked her to request from Kiely copies of the unsealed search warrant and affidavit justifying the police action at 616 East Powell Ave. At this time, the newspaper already had requested the public records from Kiely's office several times without success. The visit to Kirk occurred before Kiely finally agreed to release the public records at the urging of a Courier & Press attorney.
Kirk excused herself to go to Kiely's office, returning minutes later to tell Young he would have to take it up with the judge.
"They'd already told you no, or whatever, but fine, I go ask again, and it's, 'Talk to the judge,'" Kirk recalled days later. "I'm not going to take time and ask him, 'Now, why are you not doing this?' No. If that's what they're going to do, then that's up to them. So, we follow the judges' orders."
But Marsha Abell, who served as county clerk from 1997 until 2005, said the clerk should not be subservient to judges or abdicate to them the clerk's responsibility as keeper of public records.
The key question is whether the clerk is assertive enough to insist on public access to public records once he or she learns of their existence, said Abell, a Republican.
"It really kind of depends on how strong the person is in the clerk's office. I had a couple of run-ins with the judges when I was there. I never backed down from them," she said.
"You should have a good enough working relationship with a judge to be able to call that office and talk to his bailiff or his secretary and say, 'I've had a request for this document. We don't have it in our files. Do you have it?' And if they say yes, then you say, 'Well, I'd like to come get a copy of it,' or 'Could you bring me a copy of it?' I guess now you can just email it. We hauled files back and forth all the time."
Betty Knight Smith, a Democrat who was county clerk from 1989 until 1997, agreed with Kirk.
"If a judge wants to hold it and he's not tired of looking at it, who's going to go up against him to make him release it?" Smith said. "I never bucked them. When they said they're holding it, you let them hold it. You didn't have any authority to take it away.
"I don't know if it's the law or not. I just know it's there."
Kirk said Kiely must have had a valid reason for refusing to release the unsealed public records justifying the police action at 616 East Powell.
"Just because it's not sealed yet doesn't mean ... The thing of it is, there is a time when things happen," she said. "Sometimes it isn't black and white. Maybe there's a little gray area in there, that they are trying to figure something out before they proceed any further. There is something there that they are waiting to hear, whatever. We don't want to do things that are going to screw up the process."
Kirk, whom Vanderburgh County voters elected clerk in 2004 and re-elected without opposition in 2008, offered a warning about pressing judges for such documents. She said those who upset a judge "probably aren't going to be happy in the long run."
But Abell said the county clerk works for the residents of Vanderburgh County and not for judges, so the clerk must not hesitate to assert the public's right to public records.
"You have to be pretty confident, a pretty strong person, to stand up to (judges) because they're very intimidating," Abell said.
"I think that all in all, they innately have some kind of a superior feeling because, my God, look where they sit. They're sitting there making determinations about people's lives with a black robe on."
It is an issue Dolan said Indiana judges and clerks have recognized and looked for a way to resolve. In 2008, a committee of Indiana judges studying ways to make state courts more efficient and accessible recommended making trial courts responsible for all court records.
Although endorsed by the Indiana Judicial Conference's board of directors, the report's recommendations are being tested with trial projects in various counties and have not been fully implemented, Dolan said.
Until then, she said, "We certainly encourage the courts provided public records when they are requested."
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Israel is looking into the possibility of adopting orphaned Haitian children.
Israel's Social Affairs Minister Isaac Herzog has asked his staff to look into adopting Haitian children who lost their parents in the devastating earthquake on Jan. 12, according to reports in Israel.
"We are proud that Israel aided the horrible distress in Haiti and we have a moral obligation, as human beings, to aid these children," Herzog told Israel Radio over the weekend.
Herzog has asked Israel's envoy to the Dominican Republic, Amos Radian, who is also the consular official for Haiti, to submit an official request regarding the adoptions, Haaretz reported.
Israel does not have an official adoption protocol with Haiti, the Jerusalem Post reported.
Israel helps prospective adoptive families by subsidizing the cost of international adoptions. The children are converted to Judaism upon arrival.
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Incarcerated Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt was released on a month's parole here to look after his ailing wife Manyata, official sources said Saturday.
Dutt, 54, stepped out of the Yerawada Central Jail here and left for Mumbai.
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I am not from India but i must say this, the Indian legal system looks really corrupted to us foreigners. In addition it is obvious that certain ppl are viewed as superior to the rest of the population from what i read here.
what is the point of giving him a sentence if he's going to be out on parole every 2 weeks???
this is indian law ..paisa ho to paisa do.and do watever u want to do.criminal sanjay.
Coming home for the festive season??? Really priviliged...Just release him...then atleast we can say that system is not taken granted for someone...
wow! so much for being fair to other prisoners-___- wonder when will indian gov stop licking bw's ass and start doing their job properly?
why dont they just release him
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As executives head for the winter meetings in Nashville, the Chicago Cubs have five pitchers in the rotation. That doesn't mean they are going to stop there. Before the meetings, the Cubs signed former Rangers right-hander Scott Feldman to a one-year deal worth $6 million with another $1 million possible in incentives. That gave the Cubs a rotation of right-handers Matt Garza, Jeff Samardzija, Scott Baker and Feldman, and left-hander Travis Wood. Two rookie left-handers, Brooks Raley and Chris Rusin, got starts at the end of the 2012 season. They're part of the inventory the Cubs will take to spring training, but they're both likely to open the 2013 season at Class AAA Iowa. There are certainly question marks with the current rotation, and that is why team president Theo Epstein and general manager Jed Hoyer have said they will seek to add even more pitching if they can. Garza is coming off an elbow injury that ended his season in July. Baker, recently signed as a free age...
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In the last episode of Celtics Talk TV, the Celtics were dow 0-2 in the series and Boston was readying for their own home games.
You know how those went, and you know that Boston won Game 5 in New York to force a Game 6.
Now, Kyle Draper, A. Sherrod Blakely, and Rich Levine are back with another week of Celtics Talk TV, where they discuss the series up to this point and what we can expect going forward.
First up, how about J.R. Smith Wednesday night? In the Question of the Week, @Rhenayan asks, "What's the difference between having JR Smith in Game 4 and Game 5? Nothing… they lost!"
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"At the end, I really just went for the gold and got lucky," was her explanation of how she beat Amelie Mauresmo 6-2, 3-6, 6-3 today to advance to the Australian Open quarterfinals.
After suffering through a midmatch flurry of wild hitting, Williams was serving for the match at 5-3.
Mauresmo ended a 26-shot rally with stunning backhand down the line for a break point before Williams, the Wimbledon, U.S. Open and Olympic champion, came back with a forehand winner and two aces.
"I guess we weren't really sure about what we were going to do," said the No. 3 seed. "I'd better walk out with a better game plan next time."
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Williams' younger sister, Serena, was more overpowering in a 6-2, 6-2 victory over Daja Bedanova, the 17-year-old Czech who had knocked out Olympic silver medalist and U.S. Open semifinalist Elena Dementieva.
Top seed Martina Hingis, the most prominent obstacle to a Williams sisters semifinal, advanced to a quarterfinal meeting with Serena by beating Rita Grande 6-0, 6-3.
With nearly 6,000 people watching a doubles match involving Anna Kournikova on Court 1, play was briefly interrupted when a 15-year-old boy threw a smoking orange flare on the court. Security apprehended him.
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A streaker interrupted one of Kournikova's doubles matches at Wimbledon last year.
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Venus Williams received plenty of help from 1999 Australian runner-up Mauresmo, who committed 44 unforced errors to 43 by Venus in the 1-hour, 41-minute slugfest.
Venus charged the net against Mauresmo's first serve of the match and took the point with two quick volleys. She stayed in command long enough to break serve in the second set's third game.
Then she lost serve in a game with six errors, including two double faults, and was broken again to give Mauresmo a 4-2 lead thanks to four more errors, including her seventh of 10 double faults for the match.
Venus broke in the final set's second game, was broken back in the seventh and gained her decisive break for 5-3, setting up the "going for the gold" finish.
Next up for Venus is No. 10 Amanda Coetzer, a 6-1, 6-4 winner over Argentina's Paola Suarez.
"I've been through a lot of ups and downs in my career," Venus said. "I know how to deal with certain situations. Luckily enough I was able to pull through."
In the second set, Venus said her sister said, "'Come on Venus, do your best.' That really helped out a lot."
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Venus and defending champion Lindsay Davenport, the No. 2 seed, were mentioned when Hingis was discussing possible obstacles to her first major tournament title in two years.
"There is Serena, too," Hingis said of the sister who is seeded sixth and beat her in the 1999 U.S. Open final.
Serena has lost only 19 games in four matches here so far, but Hingis has lost only 12.
"I think if I'm playing well, I have the chance to beat anybody out there," said Hingis, who beat Serena 6-4, 7-5 in the quarterfinals of a warm-up tournament two weeks ago.
Hingis also has an excellent record in the Australian Open, where she has won three of her five Grand Slam tournament titles. She lost here to Davenport in last year's final, however, and has not won a Slam since the Australian in 1999.


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Wind gusting up to 50 mph was not the only attention getter in Tuesday's first major storm of the fall season. The day's precipitation of 1.06 inches also danced its way into the record books, breaking a 47-year record for Oct. 13 that was set in 1962 when 0.76 inches of rain fell.
RIPON - It is arguably the fun run with the most interesting characters racing through one of San Joaquin County's most picturesque fall settings.
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On the Road Less Taken...
Joined: Aug 2006
Location: Spokane, WA
Oddometer: 249
Prudhoe Bay - The Slow Down Version
We just returned from a ride to Prudhoe Bay. I have read many reports from people who have made the trip, flying up and down the road in only a day or two. Since we live in Anchorage and had a week to play with, we decided to do the Prudhoe Bay run on easy setting.
The ride was epic! We've ridden a lot of roads throughout the United States, but this was the most amazing. Combining difficult road conditions, unbeatable views, and the intoxicating scent of flowers blooming at the roadside made this trip top notch.
We left our home at 8:30 Friday morning eager for the trip to start.
Our first stop was at Anchorage Satellite Phones where we had rented a sat phone as cheap insurance against an emergency somewhere on the road.
The people who run the place are very friendly and will bend over backward to make everything convenient for you. They use Iridium phones and are by far the least expensive place to rent from in Anchorage.
The weather wasn't the greatest leaving Anchorage, but then it has been pretty crummy all summer.
Even in bad weather it is pretty to look at though.
Can't miss the igloo!
Love these roads.
While I was on this bridge my abs light came on. ??? I pulled over to the side of the road and asked my husband what he thought. He said to turn off the bike and restart it. I pushed the start and ... nothing. We figured out pretty quickly that my new auxiliary lights had drained my battery, and that was why my abs light had activated. OOOPS. So we unpacked the bikes to get to the batteries and our jumper cables.
After 30 minutes of charging my battery still wouldn't accept enough charge to start the bike.
So I sat on the side of the road for the next couple hours while my husband rode into Fairbanks to locate a new battery. It wasn't a big deal, but I was annoyed when a state trooper drove by and didn't bother to stop.
Once my husband got back we were able to change batteries in my bike quickly and got back on the road to Fairbanks. No more aux lights for me!
We camped at the River's Edge RV Resort, and ate at their restaurant.
We never saw the guy with bike who camped next to us. We wanted to talk and find out his story, but oh well. We also saw two Veestroms in the camp. Both had damage to their right sides, one had no windshield and the other had a broken windshield. They obviously would have had a story to tell as well, but they must have turned in early.
The next morning a guy driving the haul road in a cage with his girlfriend stopped by to talk and ask questions about the bikes. He was nice enough to take a picture of us just before we headed out for the day.
Just outside of Fairbanks we stopped at an information center about the Alyeska pipeline.
This thing was across the street. I'm not sure what it was.
The Steese Highway foreshadows the beauty to come.
The start of the Dalton Highway!
to be continued...
Joined: Jun 2006
Location: Alaska
Oddometer: 53
That dome belongs to one of the guys from the Alaskan Alpine Club
Check out the Ice Tower pages on their web site, that location is where they setup the water pipes to build up massive ice structures in the wintertime for ice climbing. Very cool.
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Joined: Aug 2002
Location: Toronto, ON
Oddometer: 57,103
Nice start!! You should be able to get a boost from your husband's battery and the bike should start right up if you have booster cables.
I'm sending you a PM regarding another matter.
Thanks for the intro, looking forward to your epic journey
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On the Road Less Taken...
Joined: Aug 2006
Location: Spokane, WA
Oddometer: 249
Rather than doing a lot of writing about the Dalton I will mostly just show the pictures and let them speak for themselves.
These signs set the tone.
It is very beautiful.
This grass grows everywhere...
One of our first stops to just look around us.
High viz jackets may not be 'cool' but they certainly increase your visibility.
Not long after starting the road we got caught behind the water/calcium chloride truck.
We learned quickly that asphalt on this road is not necessarily your friend. Not only are there a lot of frost heaves and broken patches, but the transitions between gravel and pavement are extreme and not always visible. That's our excuse for both of us hitting a transition at about 50 mph that caused us both to take quite a bump. My forks bottomed out and caused problems for us for the rest of the trip.
Approaching the Yukon River Crossing.
Yukon River Bridge
Bridge and river from the information center
We had been going to eat at Yukon River, but then found out we were only about 15 miles from the Hot Spot. I've seen it written up here before, but it is even better than we expected.
And the burgers are the BEST!
and as big as my face!
Our bikes out front. About this time my husband noticed that both my fork seals were leaking, not badly, but definitely leaking.
Also had a few things jarred loose by the rough road that we were able to quickly put right.
After lunch we went back to enjoying the road, and a side excursion or two...
In 2004 and 2005 this area was hit by huge forest fires, among the worst and biggest in state history. The Boreal forest was turned to char. Fireweed is one of the first plants to re-inhabit burned areas, so we passed by miles of gorgeous pink flowers covering entire mountain sides.
I'll admit I'm short, but to put it into perspective, some of the fireweed is chest high!
I don't know what this plant is, but the flowers smell like a mix of jasmine and chai tea. Unbelievably beautiful, it puts Chanel #5 to shame.
The temperature had worked its way into the mid to upper 70's, so riding was an absolute pleasure.
The area around finger mountain was breezy and warm.
As I was riding along I knew we were getting close to the Arctic Circle but I was expecting something more than the simple sign with an arrow that directs you to the pullout. I went right past and had to turn around and come back.
Someone from ADV has been here! The back of the sign is covered in graffiti. I had to add one for TwoWheelFemales, also.
We passed a reminder of what happens if you lose your focus on the road...
My husband loved the name...
and had to mark his spot. Boys will be boys.
I was just having fun taking pictures.
Shortly thereafter we hit nice asphalt that took us almost all the way to Coldfoot.
We filled out tanks in Coldfoot, and stopped at the visitor center.
We were glad we had decided not to stay in Coldfoot, however, it is a dirty, scummy looking place and we knew the hotel rooms were two twin beds in a closet. Yuck!
to be continued...
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Joined: Jul 2006
Location: Spokane, WA
Oddometer: 156
That is what I thought. Voltmeter reading was 10.4 volts. The max I could get the battery to show after 30 minutes was 11.3.
2006 1200GS for me
2012 F650GS (twin) for my wife
On the Road Less Taken...
Joined: Aug 2006
Location: Spokane, WA
Oddometer: 249
Instead of stopping in Coldfoot we went on to Wiseman.
We stayed at the Arctic Getaway Bed & Breakfast.
Instead of a closet, for the same price we got a cabin to ourselves, a kitchen, real beds with down comforters, and a yummy sourdough pancake breakfast!
There were a lot of mosquitos, and cottonwood trees,
but our attention was more focussed on my bike that now had fork oil running down almost to the brake. My husband cut strips of microfiber cloth, and between the microfiber and several zip ties, fashioned a fix that at least stopped the oil from getting on the brake and flying back and covering my leg.
At that point we weren't sure whether we'd make it to Deadhorse and back, but we were determined to go on if we could.
After pulling the curtains in the cabin to block the midnight sun, we slept hard.
Breakfast was too good to wait and take pictures of, but we did get a few of the inside of the owner's cabin. We lingered for a while visiting with the other guests and the owners and their kids. The food was great and the coffee was the perfect start to the day.
Finally we pulled back onto the road. Other than a lynx crossing the road in front of me right after the start of the Dalton Highway we hadn't seen any animals. This morning started with a moose crossing in front of me, so we hoped for better luck today.
Again the views were stunning.
The road seems to go on forever,
with great views in front and behind.
Finally the road started up toward Atigun Pass.
Looking back down Atigun Pass to the South about half way to the top
My husband made it to the top!
Looking down the North side of the Brooks Range
What makes you think I'm having fun?
The road would alternate between dry gravel and mud. None of it was difficult riding with the TKC 80's. I think it would be a bit more of a challenge with street tires.
As we got further North the land got flatter and flatter.
The truckers seem to be as polite to you as you are to them...pull over to one side and slow down and they'll do the same.
Every once in a while there would be something to remind you where you were.
These lakes are the most intense blue you'll ever see.
My bike was begging to have its picture taken...
150 miles from anywhere...
The sky is huge
Didn't look too soft to me!
About 40 miles from Deadhorse. It was 83 degrees!
The last few miles went on and on. We both made it 250 miles from Coldfoot to Deadhorse on one tank of gas. My F650 got better than 70 mpg. I was putting along at about 40, but still it felt good to know we didn't need the extra fuel we'd brought.
We ate dinner and spent the night at Deadhorse camp.
During the winter when everything is frozen they drag these trailers onto the tundra so they have sleeping quarters near the work sites. These are the runners attached to the trailer we slept in.
Some of the equipment sharing the parking lot...
The wind was blowing and caribou were feeding under the pipeline as we shut the door to our trailer for the night.
to be continued...
Studly Adventurer
Joined: Jul 2007
Location: Port Kennedy, Western Australia
Oddometer: 993
Magnificent adventure and report.
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Sep 2007
Location: Greenville NH
Oddometer: 275
Awesome pictures
What a great ride! You guys look to be having so much fun. Thanks for taking me along. Arent the smells in the air up there great! I think its the best smelling place I have ever been. Keep it coming!
If youre gonna be dumb ya gotta be tough.
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Joined: Mar 2007
Location: South East of +8 GMT
Oddometer: 257
great shots, and for some reason i can't take the burger out of my head.
Stupid Hurts...
Wondering ...
Joined: Jul 2007
Location: Here
Oddometer: 986
Excellent pictures!
You two did the smart thing and took your time to enjoy the ride!
I too remember thinking about the mailbox in the middle of nowhere:
Standing by for more.
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Joined: Oct 2005
Location: 4 8 15 16 23 42
Oddometer: 1,743
Motorcycle Connoisseur
Joined: Nov 2006
Location: NorCal
Oddometer: 2,503
So you guys are pretty much the ideal married couple for many of us here on ADVrider. Perhaps I only speak for myself, but how beautiful it must have been to partake in such an adventure, and do it together!
Good 'on ya both!
(keep up the stunning photos please)
Mmmm....Orange Kool-aid
Joined: Jun 2007
Location: Knoxville, TN
Oddometer: 1,837
Looks like you two are having a great time.
Question: who makes panniers that big?! I could pack for a month with those.
Those who dance are considered crazy by those who do not hear the music.
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Joined: Aug 2006
Location: Camas, WA
Oddometer: 2,326
Outstanding report!
Thanks for sharing your adventure! You have some excellent pics...
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Setting up of other roads, travel on in old accustomed ways."
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Baugh is a TE and we do have two DL positions opening, so isn't three of the four possible?
He still had that weird shot-put action, but he would have killed in a Urban offense.
If Braxton comes back and plays the H, I think we can safely retire the "Percy role" and call it the Brax position (or something way more clever).
Agreed. Brax also didn't have this improved Defense behind him.
I love Braxton. As good as JT and now Cardale have played, I would put #5 out there any day of the week. With the exception of Barry S, I haven't seen anyone who can flat out embarrass a defender like XBrax. It would break my heart a little if he left and played for another CFB team. Even then, I would still root for him every step of the way.
The text to my friends after the 21-6 score: "here comes the response". Never had a doubt that these boys were gonna bring it.
Wasn't he playing for Green Bay? What an athlete; never seemed to produce huge numbers though - except for those wheel routes he would break.
I'm not sure if this point has been made, but using the uptempo offense greatly helps in the 2 minute drill as well. I love Tress, but the 2 minute drills under his tenure were lacking. We had some nice comebacks, but I remember some epic fails late in some big games too. USC with TP comes to mind, specifically.
We may not even have to spend our valuable practice time with a 2 minute drill anymore considering we have all the uptempo stuff already in place. With an organization that is handcuffed by the NCAA on practice time, I imagine that's an advantage versus other teams. Food for thought.
I'm hearing Duke.
Maybe to make room for their giant recruiting class
Evan would wipe the floor with Booger.
Very cool that these gifs made Spencer look like a blur. I imagine the Frosh LB sub and DePriest only saw a blur on the field as well.
Debut (just in case you were really trying to decode). Wonder how she would spell epitome.
Incredible post. I'm still waiting for the sequel.
I would think he would stay another year to be featured, but I've seen some things here and there about his stock being pretty high (2nd rounder). I would selfishly like for him to stay because I would rather only have to replace one extremely solid middle presence as opposed to both he and MB.
- Nice call. That's the name I forgot. Do you know if he had the fastest 100 on the team (from HS track meets)?
Impressive. Who is our deep threat next year? Seems to me that's our only position of need to replace other than DT - if Adolphus chooses to enter the draft.
Well said, Kindell. Agreed on LeBron being in and out. What the hell is up with that?
Agreed Delly isn't shooting the rock as good as last year, but I'm holding out that he will find his 3 range again ala Dion has been now.
I will say Kyrie has gotten a lot better on D this year. TT doesn't even start when Andy is healthy, maybe the D will change from here on out. Tonight was a bit of an outlier seeing the Pistons hit their franchise record in 3s.
I am a big Karl fan, but LeBron isn't really letting Blatt coach. LeBron improvs many offensive possessions and in a recent game didn't even listen to DB on a timeout call - opting to bull rush the basket instead. Not sure a coach the likes of Karl will be a willing participant in a player-centric team where a player has omnipresent veto power.
I think Lebron has another level he will kick in during tight series and they will get to the Finals. I do agree that they are missing an ahletic big guy, but I don't know if they will be able to fit an "elite" one on this roster. They would probably be able to get a defense-first type guy though. I go to a bunch of Hornets games, and Bismack Biyombo comes to mind. He is a physical presence on D and does pretty darn well in blocks per minute. I haven't run the numbers, but I'm sure he would be up there with the rest of the league considering he was at 1.8pg the last few seasons with only ~20mpg. Love is so bad at getting his feet moving on D, someone needs to make up for his shortcomings and Andy, for as much as I like him as a person and a Cav, isn't that guy.
I'm hoping the Browns get Spence in the 2nd or 3rd.
I understand we focus on Spence because he is first round talent, but we also lost Jamal Marcus - who played pretty damn good in the bowl game last year. Not to mention we had a new, albeit exceptionally capable, DL coach.
Why hasn't Lenihan received an offer? I would have liked to see a little quicker hips and leg drive on the shanked punt out of bounds, but other than that, he looks ready for the next
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2014 was a fantastic year of great performances, fun events, community gatherings and new happenings at Proctors and Capital Repertory Theatre. Here is a look at some of the moments that changed us, brought us happiness and renewed our appreciation for everything the performing arts brings to our lives. We hope you enjoy these memories, […] [Read More]
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Our Creative Director was granted exclusive access to photograph the NEWSIES wandelprobe (pronounced VAN-del-probe). What's a wandelprobe? It's a German opera and musical theatre term which describes a rehearsal where the cast sings with the orchestra for the first time as they move about the stage. You may notice in these photos that the cast […] [Read More]
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Amazing Cirque Éloize returns to its summer home at Proctors for two spectacular weekends of the international hit, iD. This show rocked the Mainstage last weekend, and will be at Proctors again August 8-10. Everyone will love this mind-blowing fusion of new theatrical circus and urban dance! Photographer Richard Lovrich was granted exclusive backstage access […] [Read More]
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Last Friday, over 1300 happy patrons were entertained and inspired by Gospel star Crystal Aikin and the Jubilee Mass Choir under the direction of Rev. Elgin Joseph Taylor Sr. of Sweet Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church at the 3rd Annual Gospel Jubilee at Proctors . The program also featured praise dancers and a very special tribute […] [Read More]
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