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To my wife margaret heading all my estate both real and personal, and to be sole executrix. If it is neccessary to sell any real estate in order to discharge my debts then my brothers thomas and william heading to act as trustees for the benefit of my wife and children. Signed john heading (with seal). Dated 10 aug 1731. Wit: willi lay, jos smart, martha godfery
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The 32-year-old singer and actress shared a shot from her vacation, where she's sporting a skimpy yellow two-piece that showed off her toned and fit body.
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A Division I basketball recruit has entered the Sky-Em League
Looks like Sisters has added a 6-foot-5 transfer from Oklahoma who recently committed to play at Hartford. You'd think that would thrill coach Rand Runco, but he won't be able to see the newcomer play from his home in Nepal.
You can read about Ross Erickson at Oregonpreps.com, but I think you need an account to get the whole story so I copied-and-pasted (if that is a word) below.
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Sisters High School is used to superstardom. But when Cory McCaffrey packed his bags to head on to Portland State, the Central Oregon town prepared for quiet ahead on the athletic front. Little did they know that Ross Erickson would be dropping on in. The versatile 6-foot-5, 185-pound hoops wing has moved in from the Sooner State and he joins the team as a bonafide, future Division I college player.
"I was born and raised in Oklahoma, but my dad took a job with Les Schwab up here in Sisters," Erickson said. "We used to come out here once a year as my grandma and a lot of my cousins live in Portland. I'm enjoying it out here. I like the school and it's all pretty nice."
Erickson and his family moved to Sisters for good in August, but a short trip a couple months earlier allowed him to get a brief taste of what Oregon 4A basketball is all about. "We were out here in June looking at homes and we stopped by the school," Erickson said. "The coach asked me if I want to play so I did. All the guys were really supportive and they were all cool about it. The competition was good and I thought I played fine."
There's no question that Erickson, a humble young man, might have understated how he did. Rand Runco, the longtime head coach at Sisters, had long decided that the 2008-09 school year would be the one where he took a sabbatical and make a trip to Nepal. That journey will still take place, but it didn't prevent him from seeing what he'll unfortunately miss.
"Ross is a very good basketball player and he has a remarkable basketball IQ," Runco said. "He picks things up so fast it's unreal. He's a team kid and he's going to be a great addition to the team."
Erickson has worked hard to get to this point. Down in Jenks – which is near Tulsa – he grew up attending Don Calvert's Score Basketball Academy and over time grew both physically and with his game.
"He was about 5-foot-8 in the eighth grade and all of a sudden he grew to 6-foot-5," Calvert said. "He's very athletic and he's made himself into a great shooter. He's also quite a ball-handler, can defend the post and perimeter, and is highly skilled."
Despite the fact he had already moved to Oregon, Erickson stayed in the Midwest to play with Calvert's Team Oklahoma AAU program in the month of July. It was there that college programs started to notice his basketball skills.
"We went to tournaments in Houston, Dallas, Las Vegas, and Kansas and we did pretty well in some of them," Erickson said. "I started getting letters from a few schools like Hartford, Cornell, Air Force, American, and Ouchita Baptist, a Division II school in Arkansas."
Out of all the college programs that got in contact, none may have been more persistent than the University of Hartford. Head coach Dan Leibovitz made Erickson a priority and when the fall evaluation period started in September, made the cross-country flight to see Erickson in an open gym. That in itself convinced the young wing he needed to take the next step.
"This past weekend I took a visit to Hartford," Erickson said. "I really like the coaching staff and when I got up there, I met the players and saw the campus. I also talked to the academic people and just really liked it. So I committed."
Erickson elaborated on what made him so attractive to the up-and-coming Northeast Conference program. "They like how I'm a team player and felt that I'd fit right in with what they want to do," Erickson said. "They want taller guards as they run a matchup zone and they like my length."
With his commitment, Erickson canceled all plans to see any other campuses. He's set on signing with the Hawks in November, and then Oregon's newest Division I player will set his sights high with Sisters High School.
"My goal is to win state, but we'll see how it goes as I don't understand the competition too much yet," Erickson said. "But the guys here say that we're going to be pretty good. I just want to play good team basketball – I'll play the two and the three, and maybe even a little point guard. I just need to keep working hard on my jumpshot."
Erickson is the first Division I basketball player in Sisters High School history (Former Gonzaga walk-on Kyle Dixon, a Sisters native, played at Redmond High School in the early 90's). He is the third in-state player in the Class of 2009 to make a verbal commitment, joining Grant's Mike Moser (Arizona) and Lake Oswego's Max Jacobsen (Portland State).
Steve Mims covers Oregon football, men's basketball and baseball for The Register-Guard. He has been a sportswriter at the paper since 1999 and covered high school sports while also reporting on Oregon football in the Rose Bowl and Fiesta Bowl as well as men's basketball during their Elite 8 run in 2007 and trip to the Sweet 16 in 2013.


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Patients who received physical therapy early after an episode of acute low back pain had a lower risk of subsequent medical service usage than patients who received physical therapy at later times, say authors of an article published April 20 in Spine. Medical specialty variations exist regarding early use of physical therapy, with potential underutilization among generalist specialties, they add.
For this retrospective cohort study, the authors analyzed a national sample of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' physician outpatient billing claims. Patients were selected who received treatment for low back pain between 2003 and 2004 (n = 439,195). To eliminate chronic low back conditions, patients were excluded if they had a prior visit for back pain, lumbosacral injection, or lumbar surgery within the previous year. Main outcome measures were rates of lumbar surgery, lumbosacral injections, and frequent physician office visits for low back pain during the following year.
Based on logistic regression analysis, the adjusted odds ratio for undergoing surgery in the group of enrollees that received physical therapy in the acute phase (<4 weeks) compared with those receiving physical therapy in the chronic phase (>3 months) was 0.38, adjusting for age, sex, diagnosis, treating physician specialty, and comorbidity. The adjusted odds ratio for receiving a lumbosacral injection in the group receiving physical therapy in the acute phase was 0.46, and the adjusted odds ratio for frequent physician office usage in the group receiving physical therapy in the acute phase was 0.47.
APTA member Charles R. Scoville PT, DPT, recently was named a finalist for a Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medal—an award that pays tribute to America's dedicated federal workforce. Honorees are chosen based on their commitment and innovation, in addition to the effect of their work on addressing the needs of the nation.
Scoville, who served in the US Army for 29 years, is chief at Amputee Patient Care at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Established in 2003, the program has helped service members with amputation lead active lives, with some returning to duty, through a novel sports medicine approach. The internationally recognized program combines traditional medical and counseling services with a physically active regime for severely wounded service members.
According to an announcement in this week's Washington Post, some of the 1,450 injured service members who have been through the program have gone on to complete triathlons, climb Mount Everest, and compete in gymnastics, skiing, rowing, and other sports.
The Mayo Clinic recently joined with www.theheart.org to provide the latest news and events in the world of cardiology. The Mayo Clinic webpage provides video forums in which Mayo Clinic faculty dissect the latest trials and trends in research and patient care, a new podcast series addressing cardiology issues, the latest thoughts and reflections from the leaders of the Mayo Clinic's heart program, and a set of links to valuable Mayo Clinic resources.
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His "Late Late Show" segment with Stevie Wonder was a huge hit back in September and now James Corden has even more Carpool Karaoke goodness for the benefit of all mankind!
The English television personality was geeked to take his musical idol out for a spin in his Range Rover as they each attempted to do each other's accents rather unsuccessfully.
He works out constantly and is proud of his fit form so it's no wonder Justin Bieber decided to take a nude swim on Tuesday (October 6) in Bora Bora.
She never does anything halfway, and Rihanna held a major shindig to unveil her Anti album art in Los Angeles last night (October 7).
The "B*tch Better Have My Money" babe rented out the MAMA Gallery and gave guests red eye masks as they arrived to behold seven original Roy Nachum oil paintings.
We all remember when she wound up in a social media snafu with Nicki Minaj back in August, and Taylor Swift says she's learned her lesson.
It's been a long and crazy road for Selena Gomez, and though she's currently on top of her game, she's overcome many obstacles to reach the summit.
Back in June he was pulled over and arrested for driving under the influence of the date rape drug GHB and now John Stamos will be charged formally.
The "Fuller House" hunk drove his silver Mercedes-Benz around Beverly Hills on June 12th when several witnesses called the police and reported erratic movements. Stamos was supposedly taking GHB to help with weight loss and as a sleep aid.
Showing some love to her Russian fans, Miranda Kerr is featured on the front of Tatler Russia's October 2015 edition.
In her sexy spread, the gorgeous Australian supermodel works her magic with a stunning smile and pitch-perfect poses as photographer Danil Golovkin snaps up pics.
Though he's known to many as the lovable Uncle Eddie from "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation," Randy Quaid has since become quite the international criminal.
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Procrastination, or Why Hamlet Could Never Meet a Writing Deadline
The sources of procrastination resemble the messages from Hamlet's ghost: Here's what's rotten. Hurry up and fix it, but do it right—or you're damned. But Hamlet only grappled with one ghost; legal writers wrestle with two. One is the external ghost, the critical reader, usually a time-pressed judge or harried clerk who must be persuaded to fix what's rotten. The other is the internal ghost, the inside voice that keeps repeating, "Write it right. No, not like that. I said 'right'!" So, here's how to combat the critics: first, your internal critic, then your external critic.
Befriend the internal critic. The internal critic sounds like your toughest junior high teacher, the spotter of split infinitives, the finder of tiny typos. Ending a sentence with a preposition is a practice up with which he will not put. He knows grammar, punctuation, all things technical—and he can make all the difference in the quality of your finished piece. But the problem is that he wants to keep looking at everything you put down; he wants to pick it apart before you put it together. Your internal critic needs to wait its turn.
Some years back, English professor Betty S. Flowers came up with a brilliant bit of cognitive psychology to put the internal critic in its place.1 The so-called "Flowers Paradigm" teaches that writing is a process with four overlapping stages, each requiring a different mindset with particular energies. First, the "madman" stage allows freewheeling creativity. Legal writers need to think creatively, research deeply, ask "Why?" and "What if?" Second, the "architect" stage orders the "madman's" messy notes and wide-ranging analysis with outlining and summarizing. Next, the "carpenter" stage drafts and crafts, getting down the sentences and paragraphs, and fitting the text together so that it looks like something readable. Finally, after the draft cools and no sooner, the "judge," or internal critic, comes in for polishing and perfecting.
During the fourth and final stage, with the internal critic at the controls, take these polishing tips from Bryan Garner and Justice Scalia in their recent book, Making Your Case: The Art of Persuading Judges:
So, befriend the internal critic. Ask it to wait its turn, to leave you alone at your desk while the madman, architect, and carpenter do their work. Then invite the internal critic in to cut, compress, and pick every nit.
Please the external critic. The critical difference between rookie legal writers and experts is reader-sensitivity. Rookies are myopic. They make the fatal error of believing that if the idea seems clear and simple in their own mind, they just need to write down whatever they think. But experts know better. They know that the law is complex; that writing about it always demands both precision and thoroughness, and that those two qualities are usually at war. Stephen Armstrong and Timothy Terrell put it this way:
The best tool for carving a path that the external critic can follow is a syllogism. So, as you move from the "madman" to the "architect" stage, structure every major point with a major premise, minor premise, and conclusion. Here's the classic structure formulated by Aristotle:4
In legal writing, the major premise is the controlling rule or principle. The minor premise is comprised of the facts invoking that rule. The conclusion follows like night after day. Here is the teaching from Scalia and Garner:
Once your architect organizes the analysis or argument syllogistically, your carpenter can proceed to draft with the reader constantly in mind. Orient the reader with concise summaries and overviews of the main points. Provide concise and assertive headings and subheadings, signposts along a logical path. Within the analysis or argument, add transitional words and phrases to keep the reader moving with you toward the conclusion.
Before delivering the memo or brief to the external critic, "get some good lawyer who is not intimately familiar with the case...to give the brief a quick read, about as quick as the judge's will be. A reader off the street, so to speak, will sometimes be able to spot gaps and deficiencies that you are too close to the argument to perceive."6 Gaps filled and deficiencies remedied, the writing is ready for the external critic.
So, maybe Hamlet could have met a legal writing deadline had he known how to deal with his haunting procrastination, the internal and external critics. But dealing with these pests is more like putting Rosencrantz and Guildenstern in their place. When they told the Prince to "[p]ut your discourse into some frame, and not start so wildly,"7 Hamlet should have told Rosencrantz, the internal critic, to wait outside the castle until he stopped whirling the words and had a draft. If it was Guildenstern, the external critic, he needed to assure him that, before the deadline, he would deliver a syllogistically organized, tightly crafted, and concise brief. The rest is silence.
AUTHOR'S NOTE: Thanks to accomplished legal writer Ami Silverman for suggesting this topic. No procrastination has ever grown under her feet.
1Betty S. Flowers, Madman, Architect, Carpenter, Judge: Roles and the Writing Process, 44 Proceedings of the Conference of College Teachers of English 7-10 (1979); see also Karin Mack and Eric Skjei, Four Stages of the Writing Process, Overcoming Writing Blocks 41-45 (1979).
2Bryan Gardner and Anton Scalia, Making Your Case: The Art of Persuading Judges, 81 (2008).
3Stephen V. Armstrong and Timothy P. Terrell, Thinking Like a Writer: A Lawyer's Guide to Effective Writing and Editing, 4 (2d Ed. 2003).
4See generally Ruggero J. Aldisert, Logic for Lawyers: A Guide for Clear Legal Thinking, (3rd Ed. 1997).
5Gardner and Scalia, supra note 2, 43.
6Id. at 81.
7Was it Rosencrantz or Guildenstern who said that? I never can tell them apart.


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Charity Dawson shines as Effie in 'Dreamgirls,' performing in Thousand Oaks
Even the vivid new multimedia production of "Dreamgirls" can't hide the natural shine of Charity Dawson as the show's indomitable Effie Melody White. Dawson is the real deal, a big woman with an even bigger voice, one that floats, curls or blasts with equal skill. She's the standout in a multitalented cast that is fueled with what seems like boundless energy.
"Dreamgirls" is widely agreed to shadow the real-life professional path of The Supremes, who left a solid singer behind and promoted its glamorous, more accessible member, Diana Ross, who became lead singer and then the principal, while the others functioned primarily as backup. But the musical's backstage machinations involving promoters and performers also reflects the conflicts and anxieties that plagued the musical power burst that was Motown. Stars were newly minted, styles were established, tinkered with and copied, all in attempts to rise to the top of the charts in a milieu that was boiling over with ideas and talent.
The touring production by Big League Productions Inc., brought to Thousand Oaks by Theater League, is directed and choreographed by Robert Longbottom, who puts to excellent use skills honed on Broadway. Innovations for the tour include the use of huge light panels that sparkle and glitter while allowing swift changes of scene and mood, and a TV video scene in which the original trio is interviewed, and sings, while the camera close-ups squeeze out the others to keep the focus on the "star," Deena Jones (Jasmin Richardson), and away from Lorrell Robinson (Mary Searcy) and Effie.
Backstage, the trio contends with squabbles among its original promoter, Marty (Kelby Kindle); a hard-driving car-dealer turned whiz promoter, Curtis Taylor Jr. (Aubrey Poo); and Effie's brother and composer of some of the group's best early songs, CC White (Terrance Johnson). Add various romantic alliances and the pot perpetually simmers.
Part of the tale is linked to the group's matchup with James "Thunder" Early (the boundlessly talented Michael Jahlil) as backup singers before they hit their stride. Early is a flashy singer-dancer who eventually is managed into becoming a more universally palatable pop singer and away from where his heart lies, rhythm and blues. Onstage he finally snaps and breaks out into a raw, and memorable, performance. The same trend affects The Dreamettes as they segue into less soul-moving music in a push for popularity. The moves work, but personal satisfaction takes a hit.
The songs some in the audience may have heard include Effie's first-act closer, "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" and "One Night Only," but there's plenty of music to get you moving and lyrics to get you thinking about the road to fame and its potholes as the women move from a talent show at the Apollo Theater in Harlem to the top of the recording charts.
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Million Dollar Baby -- or Not
Fascinating Detroit News article in Monday's paper about how mansions on upscale Lakeshore Drive in the Grosse Pointes are just not selling.
Headline: "Metro Detroit's tony Lakeshore begs for homebuyers."
Yeah, yeah. Make your jokes. And many will say they don't care about how the rich are suffering. The harsh fact of the matter is we are all suffering under this recession and rapid reduction in home prices around Metro Detroit.
Here's why the Grosse Pointe story matters: When you cannot sell a home on one of the nicest streets in Michigan...When people are holding off on any improvement, including housing...When property values in a stable, attractive community are dropping through to the basement...We all need to care.
Lakeshore Drive, in case you have never seen it in person, is lovely. The houses are large, stately and well-kept. The road is lined with trees and flowers. It overlooks Lake St. Clair along most of the route. You never see anyone outside, and I don't know if any kids live in these mega homes. But it is something to aspire to -- they are houses you dream about buying if you won the lottery.
It's kind of nice that the dream is closer to a reality now, I suppose. But I'd rather have home values remain high rather than actually being able to afford a house on Lakeshore.
Some story highlights:
Down Lake Shore Road, an estate sale of an English-style mansion wrapped up early this month. A couple of blocks away, in the former estate of Henry Ford II that had been divided into smaller homes about two decades ago, an owner is considering dropping his asking price below $1 million -- in hopes of sparking a sale.
"You just have to deal with the reality," said owner D.J. Kennedy.
On this awe-inspiring stretch of mansions and high-end homes -- at some points it's called Lakeshore, at others Lake Shore Road or Lake Shore Drive -- the reality of realty is sobering.
Five homes are listed as bank-owned foreclosures, according to RealtyTrac, which follows foreclosures nationally.
The last $1 million home to sell on the prestigious stretch was in July, according to Kent Colpaert, principal broker of Bearing Group Real Estate Brokerage in Grosse Pointe Park. The last house sold at any price on this street was in September, for $465,000.
D.J. Kennedy, by the way, is one of the most sought-after decorators in the area. And if he's facing a grim reality, then all is pretty grim.
The Detroit News has done stories on this before (a great one by Charlie LeDuff) so it's hardly a new read. But I'm still fascinated by how the region is weathering this economic storm. (Sorry, Dyspathy, for being a cliche. DRINK!)
I live in this area, and our home value is incredibly diminished. I talked to a Realtor today about my street; he says the house about four doors down from me is about to go to the bank. The owner lost his job, but found another one in Ohio. The house has sat empty for at least a year. My family and I walk past it all the time, taking junk mail and miscellaneous newspapers off the front porch to keep it looking clean.
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Big press for big industry makes Salt Lake City debut
At a news conference Wednesday at KP Corp. in Salt Lake City, there were blue and silver balloons, banners that read "The Future is Here," and a catered reception afterward with grilled shish kabobs. Even Gov. Gary Herbert was there.
It was a lot of pomp and circumstance for the introduction of a new printing press. A multimillion-dollar printing press
But this is no ordinary printer. The Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 106 is a 60-plus-ton machine that looks more like the HAL 9000 from "2001: A Space Odyssey" than a press.
It's designed to produce instruction manuals for medical devices such as catheters and medical imaging scanners with exact precision and no mistakes. After all, these are the kinds of manuals where you don't want a missing page or an error in the instructions.
The press can produce 15,000 sheets per hour, and KP Corp. says its Heidelberg Speedmaster is the only one of its kind in the U.S. It will be running 24 hours a day, five days a week.
To celebrate the introduction of the new press, KP Corp. donated $7,000 in scholarship money through Gov. Herbert to help students seeking degrees in the life sciences. That sector of the high-tech industry employs more than 23,200 people in the state and accounts for about 2 percent of non-agricultural employment, according to the Utah Technology Council, which represents the interests of 7,000 companies.
KP Corp., based in San Leandro, Calif., produces marketing solutions and document management for different product supply chains. The branch in Salt Lake City, which employs about 40, is focused on the life sciences industry and has clients that include GE Healthcare and Philips Healthcare.
The company purchased the $4 million printing press from Heidelberg, a German company, to make sure that the material it prints for medical devices is compliant with the strict regulations set for such equipment.
"It's for a highly regulated industry," said KP CEO and President Joe Atturio. "The quality of those materials has to be beyond reproach. They have to be perfect."
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The press replaces two other units built in 1989 and 1993, said Glenn Ivers, who will run the machine. "It's a little more difficult to run than the others because of the technology. There's going to be a little bit of a learning curve."
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According to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' forecast, Lake Michigan is 11 inches above its level of a year ago — and the lake is predicted to climb 3-4 inches over the next 30 days.
"We have had a very slow thaw," said Tom O'Bryan of the corps' Grand Haven office. "Because it is a slow melt and it's reached the Great Lakes, it hasn't increased (water levels) rapidly."
Overall, the Great Lakes basin saw below-average precipitation in March. Lake Superior received 95 percent of its average precipitation, while Lake Michigan received only 69 percent.
"We still do anticipate being a foot over last year," O'Bryan said.
Still, it isn't where it should be to meet the average numbers.
According to Corps of Engineers data, Lake Michigan was 13 inches below its March average. As a result, boaters are asked to be cognizant of water hazards due to continued below-average levels.
Even with the slower-than-normal increases, the water levels are expected to be better than last summer.
O'Bryan noted that there is plenty of time for improvement before the summer. That's because the lake's water level typically doesn't peak until July.
"A lot of our water doesn't come from West Michigan, but from all over the Great Lakes basin," O'Bryan explained. "Most of our water comes from (Lake Superior), and that is still really frozen up there."
Higher water levels mean plenty of good news. And while the obvious would be boating and shipping benefits, there are other advantages.
Wetland Watch President Leslie Newman said the melting snowpack and higher water levels provide a benefit in the fight against invasive species.
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It came out a couple of weeks ago: the executive summary of a report issued by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) called, "Civil Rights/Civil Liberties Impact Assessment: Border Searches of Electronic Devices."
Basically, the DHS was charged with the responsibility of determining whether or not its policy of seizing laptops and cell phones from travelers is a violation of both civil and constitutional rights.
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I kept in close contact with my vet, and sent her photos every couple of days. Mostly, there had to be good granulation in the wound before we would even consider to stop bandaging it.
The longer you keep it bandaged, the less it will scar. So I kept Red bandaged pretty long and it doesn't look like he's going to have much of a scar, because it is healing nice.
I never noticed him trying to nibble at it or scratch at it. Granted, based on its location, it would have been hard for him to stand on 3 legs and reach around the chew on it!!! So that wasn't a problem.
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Ryan Fitzpatrick threw a late interception that the Tennessee Titans used to score the winning touchdown to beat the Buffalo Bills 35-34 at Wilson Stadium. There were a lot of reasons the Bills lost; the punter shanked a 22-yarder, the coach twice decided not to go for two points that would have tied the game. There were a lot of dumb decisions and poor plays in Sunday's game, but when it comes down to it – the Buffalo Bills defense is the biggest culprit. They looked like Swiss cheese all game and it's nothing new. They pretty much have all season long and that's why they stand 3-4 heading into the bye week.


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Doctors, Dissection and Resurrection Men
There is a spectacularly informative and macabre exhibition at the London Museum right now. Its title is suggestive enough: Doctors, Dissection and Resurrection Men.
Resurrection men were body snatchers who often worked in gangs to steal corpses from mortuaries and to dig up recently buried corpses to supply anatomy schools with bodies to dissect and study. Unsurprisingly, the poor, often hastily buried, were easier to unearth and carry to the nearest anatomy school.
Before the Anatomy Act of 1832, the only bodies that hospitals were legally allowed to use for surgeon training were the ones of executed criminals. And because the gallows only provided surgeons and anatomy schools with a few bodies each year, the medical profession had to resort to illegal means to get a practical understanding of human anatomy. Surgery was a dirty and agonizing affair back then. There was no anaesthetic nor antiseptic and even if the operation went well, the patient could still die from shock, loss of blood or infection. Surgeons had to be fast, their gesture confident and for that, they needed bodies on which to practice.
Some resurrection men were more unscrupulous than other. A handful even killed people to provide the corpses needed for surgery practice. The most famous case was the one of Thomas Williams and John Bishop who murdered 16 people and sold the bodies of their victims to science. They were convicted in 1831 and the irony is that after their execution, their own corpses ended up on the surgeon's table. The exhibition is showing fragments of their tattooed skin and even a slice of the brain of infamous body snatcher and murderer William Burke.
To end the ensuing public hysteria, the parliament passed the Anatomy Act in 1832. It expanded the legal supply of bodies to "unclaimed" corpse from hospitals, workhouses or prisons. Once, again, it was the poor who usually ended up on the anatomy lesson table.
Because they feared to have their body or the body of a loved one stolen by resurrection men, people defended their right to 'rest in peace' by being buried in gilded iron coffin, outfitted with locks, and graveyards were protected by fearsome "man-traps", loaded pistols with trip-wire, etc.
The exhibition starts on firm historical ground but by the third room you realize that the theme finds an echo in 21st century Britain. First of all because Doctors, Dissection and Resurrection Men was inspired by a recent event: the finding in 2006 of a burial ground at the Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. They remains excavated by archaeologists showed marks of dissection, autopsy and amputation, along with skeletons of animals dissected for comparative anatomy. The discovery suggests that the hospital dissected the body of diseased patients for surgery practice both before and after it was legal to do so.
The second reason is that the Anatomy Act was only replaced in 2004 by the Human Tissue Act which ensures that access to corpses for medical science in the UK is now regulated by the Human Tissue Authority. But even today, demands for bodies to either dissect or use as a source of organ for transplantation far exceeds the offer.
Doctors, Dissection and Resurrection Men, as you can guess, often verges on the gruesome but it is also remarkably instructive and engaging. I'm leaving you with a few more images from the show, starting with the work that impressed me the most:
Anatomy classes also took part at the Royal Academy of Arts. In 1801, 3 artists demonstrated that most depictions of the Crucifixion were anatomically incorrect. With the assistance of a surgeon, they acquired the body of a criminal and nailed it into position, flayed to remove all skin and then cast in plaster. The cast was never intended as a work of art but is otherwise on display at the Royal Academy of Art.
Doctors, Dissection and Resurrection Men is up until April 14 at the Museum of London.
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Hilda L. VanDyke, 94 years, of Monroe, formerly of Samaria, died Friday night at the Lutheran Home of Monroe.
Friends may call at the Capaul Funeral Home, Ida, Wednesday, from 12 Noon until services at 2 PM. Rev. Jim Puhl, Pastor of St. Paul's ELCA Lutheran Church, Temperance, will officiate. Burial will be in Toledo Memorial Park, Sylvania, OH.
Born December 26, 1917, in Ottawa Lake, MI, Hilda was the daughter of Fred and Anna (Kibler) Kopp. A Whitmer High School graduate, she married Orland VanDyke, January 6, 1939, in Whiteford, MI. He died July 16, 1999.
Hilda was co-owner, with her husband, and bookkeeper of Van's Service, for 58 years. The business was located in Samaria, Temperance and Ida.
Mrs. VanDyke was a member of St. Paul's ELCA Lutheran Church and a former member of the Bedford Senior Citizens.
A former Blue Bird leader, Hilda loved to play the organ, knit and crochet.
Surviving are: sons, Jack (Mary Jane), Gary (Sharon); daughters, Carol (Larry) Danzeisen, Betty (William Shenk) Goldstein; sister, Elda Griewahn; six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, and brothers, Kenneth and Warren.
The family would like to offer a special thanks to the staff of the Lutheran Home and Erie West Hospice for all their kind and considerate care.
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Ohio State's Urban Meyer showed nothing but Florida highlights with Percy Harvin when trying to woo DeSoto RB Dontre Wilson
DeSoto running back Dontre Wilson said that Ohio State coach Urban Meyer didn't really try the hard sell when he took his visit to Columbus, Ohio.
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"It was all Florida highlights," Wilson said.
Not just any Florida highlights, either, but those from former Gator and current Minnesota Viking Percy Harvin. Wilson said that Meyer told him he would be utilized in the same fashion as Harvin.
Under Meyer for three seasons at Florida, Harvin finished with 1,929 yards receiving and 1,852 yards rushing, one of two FBS receivers since 1996 to combine for over 1,500 yards in each category.


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The conditional release has been completed since early October. The current news is they my won't cut an order (discharge from NG/transfer to the Army Reserves) for me till they have a contract. Per AR-140-10, 5-5,1a.Issue transfer orders for officers. Same reg 5-6 lists the control groups. They've approved the transfer request. They have a letter of acceptance from the reserve unit I am going to and approved the conditional release because I live several states away. I am not ISTing due to the state I live in is not accepting Officers at this time. I am aware of NGR 635-100 but I am not transferring for a promotion or to retire. Thanks in advance.
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Third quarter: Oregon 48, WSU 24
What happened: Marcus Mariota threw a touchdown pass and Byron Marshall ran for a score as the Ducks padded their lead.
The big play: Byron Marshall ran for a 30-yard touchdown that put Oregon ahead 48-24.
Momentum swing: Washington State got to midfield on its first drive of the quarter before Avery Patterson intercepted a pass and the Ducks responded with a touchdown drive.
Beyond the boxscore: Byron Marshall set a career high for rushing yards when his 30-yard score gave him 176 yards less than six minutes into the third quarter.
UO — Marcus Mariota 57 run (pass failed) 6-92-2:13. 11:26.
UO — Byron Marshall 1 run (Matt Wogan kick) 6-55-1:11.
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WSU — River Cracraft 12 pass from Halliday (Furney kick) 7-33-1:41. 6:10.
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When I read this headline I was happy to hear the TSA is doing its job. It's scary to know that in only a week that many loaded guns were found. The next time you're impatient in line for your flight just remember that the TSA is actually catching people and helping to protect you.
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Devon Energy Corp. on Wednesday reported a fourth-quarter loss of $357 million, or 89 cents a share, due to low natural gas prices. The company earned $507 million, or $1.25 a share, in the same period of last year.
Devon Energy announces fourth quarter loss
Setting aside a nearly $900 million asset impairment charge and other items typically not considered by analysts, Devon posted earnings of $316 million, or 78 cents a share, for the quarter. That beat analysts' estimates of 75 cents a share.
"In spite of a challenging commodity price environment that impacted our financial results, Devon delivered solid operating results in 2012," CEO John Richels said.
"During the year, we continued to make significant progress toward the conversion of our asset portfolio to a higher oil weighting.
"This is evident through the strong oil production growth we delivered during the year and the impressive growth in oil reserves."
Richels said oil and other liquids now account for nearly 40 percent of Devon's overall production, which increased to 250 million barrels of oil equivalent in 2012. That is an increase of 10 million barrels.
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Online TV Portal Hulu Offers Subscription Service
Since its public launch in March of 2008, Hulu has become one of the most popular sites on the Web. Designed as an innovative way to deliver TV and film content on demand, via professional video transfers streamed over the Internet to PCs and other web-connected devices, Hulu has helped steer millions of viewers away from illegal downloads by providing a free and easy way to watch TV online. A joint venture of NBC Universal, Fox (News Corp.), and ABC (Disney), Hulu has enjoyed the financial backing and moral support of the some of the biggest names in the business, all eager to curb video piracy and take advantage of Americans' increasing tendency to look to the Internet, and not the TV, for entertainment.
Hulu's advertising-based revenue model has been successful (the company expects to top $100 million in revenue by the end of the summer), but it just cannot generate the kind of revenue that its big-name content providers are used to receiving from more traditional outlets such as network television commercials, and licensing fees from cable and satellite companies. At an industry conference in October of last year, News Corporation Deputy Chairman Chase Carey said that Hulu "needs to evolve to have a meaningful subscription model as part of its business."
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Defne started practicing and later teaching yoga in Nong Khai, Thailand where she was working as a social anthropologist. After that her fascination with Yoga has taken her to different places in the world. Since 2005 she has been teaching mainly in and in Portland, Oregon and in her homeland Istanbul, Turkey . She has extensively studied Ashtanga Vinyasa System with Timo Jimenez and Gravity and Grace style Peter Sterios for a period of three years. She completed her teacher's training with Tias Little in 2004. Currently she is deepening her practice through learning Shadow Style of Zhander Remete.
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Oct. 31, 2014
Ben Brantley reviews Roundabout Theater Company production of Tom Stoppard play The Real Thing, directed by Sam Gold and starring Ewan McGregor and Maggie Gyllenhaal at American Airlines Theater. MORE
Oct. 19, 2014
Sylviane Gold reviews Tom Stoppard play Arcadia, directed by James Bundy and starring Rebekah Brockman, Tom Pecinka and Felicity Jones, at the Yale Repertory Theater (Metropolitan/Connecticut). MORE
Oct. 1, 2014
Ben Brantley reviews Roundabout Theater Company production of Tom Stoppard play Indian Ink, directed by Carey Perloff and starring Rosemary Harris and Romola Garai, at Laura Pels Theater. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
Brittish actress Romola Garai is set to make her New York stage debut in Roundabout Theater Company production of Tom Stoppard play Indian Ink. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Aileen Jacobson reviews Tom Stoppard play Travesties at Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor; directed by Gregory Boyd, productions stars Richard Kind along with Andrew Weems, Michael Benz, Julia Motyka, Emily Trask and Isabel Keating (Metropolitan/Long Island). MORE
Jan. 22, 2014
Laura Collins-Hughes reviews Acting Company production of Tom Stoppard comedy Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, directed by John Rando, being presented alongside Hamlet at the Pearl Theater. MORE
Nov. 26, 2013
Playwright Tom Stoppard's new work is one-hour radio play Darkside, for which he has written text to go over music of Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon. MORE
Oct. 31, 2013
He will star in the Roundabout Theater Company revival of Tom Stoppard's play in October 2014. MORE
Mar. 28, 2013
Tom Stoppard has written a new radio play for the BBC, called "Dark Side," that will mark the 40 years since "The Dark Side of the Moon" was released in March 1973. MORE
Mar. 25, 2012
Anita Gates reviews Tom Stoppard play Travesties, directed by Sam Buntrock and starring James Urbaniak, at the McCarter Theater Center in Princeton (Metropolitan/New Jersey). MORE
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The Real Tom Stoppard
Tom Stoppard - born Thomas Straussler, July 3, 1937, in Zlin, Czechoslovakia - is an English country squire, with an English garden, a lawn for cricket, a tennis court and a neighbor's cows peeping through rear windows. The Englishness, the squirehood, of Stoppard is one of the paradoxes in the life of this singular playwright. He is one of the wittiest and most literate writers of the English language, yet he quit school at 17 and found his education while working on a provincial English newspaper. He has no background in philosophy, philology, metaphysics or circus acrobatics, yet his plays are filled with knowledgeable references to these and other specialized fields. He is untutored in the ways of theater - except for his years as a drama critic - but his plays have a brilliant theatricality.January 1, 1984 theaterNews
Playing With Ideas
Tom Stoppard has made an art of cleverness, in the theater and in life.November 26, 2006 magazineNews
Tom Stoppard In Love, With Shakespeare
With ''Shakespeare in Love,'' Tom Stoppard completes an arc that began in 1967 with ''Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead,'' his first produced stage play. Taken in the context of the playwright's other work, the two are primary instances of Mr. Stoppard in love -- with Shakespeare.January 12, 1999 moviesNews
Stoppard Debates the Role of the Writer
When the curtain falls on ''The Real Thing,'' the talk has only begun. Tom Stoppard's play has not only stimulated critical discourse, but also after-theater debate, much of it continuing the argument waged by Mr. Stoppard's characters on stage - whether, in a troubled world, art can exist for art's sake or whether it should serve a political cause. It is an argument Mr. Stoppard himself has yet to settle.February 20, 1984 artsInterview
In Tom Stoppard's 'Hard Problem,' a Search for Certainty and Order
The playwright's first new stage production in nine years provides a lot of food for thought on the murkiness of a chaotic universe.
January 29, 2015, Thursday
When the Head Leads the Heart
This revival of Tom Stoppard's Tony Award-winning 1982 play about marital love and infidelity offers some lessons in chemistry.
October 31, 2014, Friday
Love, or Just Lust? Does It Matter?
Maggie Gyllenhaal and Ewan McGregor are both making Broadway debuts in the revival of Tom Stoppard's "The Real Thing."
October 26, 2014, Sunday
Forces of Nature
Tom Stoppard's masterpiece offers piquant ruminations on love, time and mathematics.
October 19, 2014, Sunday
Sitting for a Portrait as Complex as the Raj
Romola Garai and Rosemary Harris bring Tom Stoppard's aristocratic Crewe sisters and old British imperialism to New York in "Indian Ink."
October 1, 2014, Wednesday
The Pleasure of Being a Difficult Woman
Self-effacing in person, Romola Garai, making her New York theater debut in Tom Stoppard's "Indian Ink," is drawn to strong-willed characters on the stage and screen.
September 28, 2014, Sunday
A Time-Traveling Stoppard Play
Tom Stoppard's play "Indian Ink" is finally getting its Off Broadway premiere at the Roundabout Theater.
September 21, 2014, Sunday
'Shakespeare in Love' Makes Stage Debut in London
The Oscar-winning film about the most famous playwright has been adapted for a West End production.
July 22, 2014, Tuesday
A Philosophical Detour From Summer Lazing
One of Tom Stoppard's more challenging plays, "Travesties" follows the addled memories of a British consular recalling his days in Zurich during World War I. The show runs through July 20 at the Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor.
July 6, 2014, Sunday
Hytner's Final Season at National Theater to Include New Stoppard Play
Nicholas Hytner's last season as the artistic director at the London theater will also include a play by Richard Bean and star turns by Ralph Fiennes and Helen McCrory.
March 20, 2014, Thursday
Statues Upstage
In Tom Stoppard's "Coast of Utopia" trilogy, mannequins share the stage with real-life actors.
From Russia With Love
Photos from Lincoln Center Theater's production of "The Coast of Utopia: Shipwreck."
The Big Idea
Jack O'Brien talks about directing the play "The Coast of Utopia" and working with the playwright Tom Stoppard.
'The Coast of Utopia'
Ben Brantley talks about the new Tom Stoppard play at Lincoln Center Theater.
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Kahunui Foster, a graduating senior from one of Hawaii's poorest areas, is headed to one of the most prestigious schools in the country.Video Transcript
Sugar Company. From Waianae High School to Harvard. It's the story many of you are talking about... A graduating senior from one of Hawaii's poorest areas is headed to one of the most prestigious schools in the country. KITV4's Brenton Awa is standing by with tonights more local story... Brenton? Kenny -- that student is the first in more than 30-years to go to Harvard from Waianae High School and she's only the third ever in the schools history. We caught up with Kahunui Foster on her graduation night. 43 127 NATS - entrance music under wide shot bleachers Graduating in Waianae just seems a little more special. cutaway walk-in For many of these students -- it's the highest level of education they'll ever complete. The school's college enrollment rate last year was 36-percent, well below the state average. tight of Kahunui sitting Kahunui Foster knows this -- which is why her accomplishment brought her mother to tears -- and she says it nearly gave her a heart attack. 516 - KF "WHEN I GOT THOSE ACCEPTANCE LETTERS, THAT WAS THE HAPPIEST MOMENT OF MY LIFE." Foster still remembers when those letters arrived. One from U-S-C -- another from N-Y-U... Then came Columbia... and finally -- Harvard. It was unexpected -- almost unreal. So much that her mother braced her for denial. 204 "HER ONLY WORDS TO ME WERE JUST DON'T GET YOUR HOPES UP. SOME PEOPLE WITH 5.0 GPA'S DON'T EVEN GET INTO HARVARD." Not only did Foster get in -- she's getting full financial aid -- over 50-thousand-dollars per-year. But the blessing didn't come without burden... Foster was raised her single mother in Waianae... 425 - KF "PEOPLE DON'T EXPECT A LOT OUT OF YOU SO THERE'S NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE PUSHING YOU SO I GUESS A LOT OF WHAT YOU DO HAS TO BE SELF DIRECTED." Foster says she owes her success to the school's Searider productions. But her teachers aren't taking the credit. In fact -- they say -- the program owes her because she's helped change the attitude of her peers. While the school still has it's share of hard knocks -- nowadays kids are fighting for a different reason. 1146 - JA "THEY WERE FIGHTING ABOUT GOING TO COLLEGE ... NOT ABOUT BOYS... ..AND IT WAS AN AMAZING SITUATION I GUESS." 1055 - JA "WE REALLY FEEL LIKE THE WHOLE CULTURE AT WAIANAE IS CHANGING AND HOPEFULLY STUDENTS LIKE KAHUNUI CAN HELP IN THAT SENSE." One things for sure -- the standard's been set... 507 - KF "YOU HAVE TO GO ALL OUT FOR IT... IT'S WORTH IT." In case you were wondering -- There were 93 students that graduated through Wai'anae's Searider Productions tonight... Of that number -- 92 of them are moving on to college... The 93rd student is joining the
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Have you filed a workman's compensation claim? Have you contracted a workman's compensation attorney. You must do both to get the treatment you need. You should seek opinions from spine specialists such as spinal orthopedic surgeons and spinal neurosurgeons.
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I am sorry you are experience all this pain and health problems. I fully understand and empathize because I have been managing moderate to severe chronic pain for over 30 years. Click on my user name or avatar picture to read my whole story. I was able to keep working until two years ago. I contracted an attorney and applied for Social Security Disability (SSD) and was approved in two months.
It sounds like you are seeing the right doctors and will be having the appropriate diagnostic testing. Just be sure to get several opinions before having surgery. Statistics show that spinal surgery is only 50% effective for relieving pain and 80% effective for improving functionality. I have never had surgery as I have been told that I am beyond the help of any available spinal procedure.
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The Council has two transfer stations that provide a range of waste disposal, diversion and recycling services. These are located in Rangiora and Oxford.
The Oxford Transfer Station and Southbrook Resource Recovery Park are closed on the following public holidays: Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day, Good Friday and Anzac Day.
The following separated wastes are also accepted at the Southbrook Resource Recovery Park: compostable garden waste, clean hardfill, tyres, expanded polystyrene foam and recyclable packaging foam, e-Scrap (computers, monitors and TVs and other electronic goods), and window glass.
The following separated wastes are also accepted at the Oxford Transfer Station: tree and hedge trimmings (suitable for chipping), e-Scrap (computers, monitors and TVs and other electronic goods), and tyres from cars, 4WDs, small commercial vehicles and trucks (no large tyres).
The above wastes are all charged for at the kiosk. Note: loads containing contaminants or waste for disposal will be charged the full gate charges
A list of what can and can't be composted at Southbrook Resource Recovery Park can be found on our Dumping Your Garden Greenwaste page.
See our Recyclable Materials and Reusable Goods page for a list of recyclable materials that are accepted at Oxford and Southbrook, and what reusable goods are accepted at the Southbrook Resource Recovery Park. These charges are listed under gate charges.
Domestic hazardous wastes will be accepted for no charge (domestic quantities are up to 20 kg or 20 litres of any one hazardous waste type). For more information about what can be dropped at the hazardous waste drop-off facility go to our Hazardous Waste page.
Commercial hazardous wastes will NOT be accepted at the transfer stations.
To find out more about the Council's consented cleanfill pit and how your company can register to gain direct access to the pit, go to our Cleanfill page.
See our Dumping Charges page for a full list of the fees. A 'standard' trailer is classed as a single-axle trailer with a deck size from 1.8 m x 1.2 m up to 2.5 m x 1.2 m.
There is no weighbridge on site at the Oxford Transfer Station; vehicles are charged per vehicle or by volume if the load is larger or smaller than a 'standard' load.
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(A) A claimant's travel expenses shall be paid, upon the filing of a proper request, under the following circumstances:
(1) When the claimant has been ordered or authorized to undergo a medical examination outside of the city or community limits where he resides. The claimant shall be reimbursed for travel only if the travel distance exceeds a mileage distance as periodically determined by the bureau. The minimum mileage distance for reimbursement shall be published periodically by the bureau.
(2) When specialized treatment necessary for the allowed industrial condition cannot be obtained within the city or community where the claimant resides, and the treatment has been pre-authorized and approved. The claimant shall be reimbursed for travel only if the travel distance exceeds a mileage distance as periodically determined by the bureau. The minimum mileage distance for reimbursement shall be published periodically by the bureau.
(3) When the claimant has been requested to undergo a medical examination by a physician of the employer's choice, travel expenses incurred as a result of the examination are to be paid by the employer immediately upon the receipt of the bill. Payment of the bill shall not require an order of the bureau or commission, unless there is a dispute. The employer shall provide the claimant with a proper form to be completed by the claimant for reimbursement of traveling expenses. The minimum mileage provision of paragraphs (A)(1) and (A)(2) of this rule shall not apply for reimbursement of examinations under this paragraph of the rule.
(4) In situations described in paragraphs (A)(1) and (A)(2) of this rule, the following provisions apply:
(a) If the claimant is traveling by automobile, the claimant shall be entitled to a reasonable payment, as established and periodically published by the bureau, on a per mile basis if the mileage exceeds the distance established as provided under paragraph (A) of this rule, portal to portal, using the most direct and practical route.
(b) If the claimant is traveling by airplane, railroad or bus, the claimant shall be entitled to the actual and necessary airplane, railroad or bus fare.
(c) The reasonable cost of necessary meals, based on distance traveled, will be refunded to the claimant. It shall be paid in accordance with a schedule adopted by the bureau and periodically revised.
(d) Necessary hotel bills will be paid at reasonable actual cost. Hotel accommodation must be pre-authorized.
(5) Taxicab fares will be refunded only when the claimant's physical condition requires such transportation for treatment or examination on account of an allowed injury or occupational disease. Taxicabs or other special transportation shall be pre-authorized.
(6) The payment rates for meals, lodging and travel shall be published periodically by the bureau.
(B) Actual payment or refund shall be made in accordance with requirements outlined in this rule.
(C) This rule applies to all claims for industrial injuries and/or occupational diseases, regardless of whether the employer is part of the state fund, is self-insuring, is non-complying, etc.
Effective: 06/01/2005
R.C. 119.032 review dates: 11/17/2009 and 11/01/2014
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 4121.12, 4121.121, 4121.30, 4121.31, 4121.44, 4121.441, 4123.05, 4123.66
Rule Amplifies: 4121.121, 4121.44, 4121.441, 4123.66
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Burglary at industrial unit
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POLICE are appealing for witnesses after burglars broke into an industrial unit.
Offenders entered the Cash4Clothes unit at Willow Court, on the Parkway Industrial Estate, between 6.23pm and 6.45pm on Wednesday.
The unit, which buys second hand clothing from the public, was left locked and secure at 4.30pm.
Officers said the offenders escaped with an amount of cash.
Anyone who may have seen anything suspicious at the premises or has any information about the burglary is asked to contact police on 101, quoting crime reference EL/12/5144.
THE trial of a steward accused of stealing almost £40,000 from a social club has been adjourned until Monday.
Tonia Bailey, aged 46, was due to give evidence yesterday but the hearing was postponed due to other court business.
Bailey, of The Barbican, denies theft of £19,477.47 from the Saltram Club where she worked as a steward. She has also pleaded not guilty to the theft of a similar sum from the Christmas savings club run for members.
Bailey also denied a third charge of false accounting.
A CAROL Concert is to be performed by the Plymstock Phoenix Singers.
The event takes place at Pomphlett Methodist Church, Pomphlett Road on Sunday, December 2, 3pm.