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While I was there, Fr Michael Cullinan said a Traditional Low Mass in the chapel, which I was privileged to serve. This chapel, and the altar where Fr Cullinan said Mass, was the first place J.H. Newman said Mass on returning to England, after being ordained in Rome.
Fr Cullinan gave a talk at the LMS Priest Training Conference in London Colney. As well as serving the Traditional Mass community in St James' Spanish Place, he is the Director of Theology at Maryvale.
This is my second year as an External Examiner for Maryvale, and I enjoy my visits very much, both for the interest of the work and the good company of the staff and the delightful Bridgettine Sisters who look after the place.
Maryvale provides a in valuable and unique service with its distance-learning courses in teacher training, Theology and Philosophy, which are taken by students all over the UK, Ireland, and even Africa. Many of the students are priests and seminarians; many others are teachers in Catholic schools. For most of these students, a distance learning course is the only option, and Maryvale now has considerable expertise in providing such courses, which are validated by a number of external institutions. May Maryvale continue to flourish!
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Although Kenya is often considered an African success story, its political climate became increasingly repressive under its second president, Daniel arap Moi. Widner charts the transformation of the Kenya African National Union (KANU) from a weak, loosely organized political party under Jomo Kenyatta into an arm of the president's office, with "watchdog" youth wings and strong surveillance and control functions, under Moi. She suggests that single-party systems have an inherent tendency to become "party-states," or single-party regimes in which the head of state uses the party as a means of control. The speed and extent of these changes depend on the countervailing power of independent interest groups, such as business associations, farmers, or professionals. Widner's study offers important insights into the dynamics of party systems in Africa.
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Right, this is driving me mad! I plan to get a Squeezebox2 very soon and am starting to rip my CD's ready.
I personally think that backing up CD's should always be done with an image (compressed) and a cue file as it's easy then to re-encode for various other uses is the best method, at least for me anyway., just as long as the players you use work with cue sheets. Especially as i have many CD's which require gapless playback.
However, when i use EAC and FLAC i run into a couple of problems;
1. It's either that the cue file is always incorrect and needs manual editing (OR it could be that EAC is actually naming the FLAC file incorrectly). What happens is that my audio file ends up being called MYFILE.FLAC.FLAC but the CUE file references a file called MYFILE.FLAC. This only happens with FLAC, not Ogg Vorbis. What am i doing wrong?
2) EAC never creates folders when i rip to an image (single file). It creates the folders fine if i rip to many individual track files. I am using the naming scheme "%A\%C\%N - %A - %T". This seems to happen regardless of which encoder i use. Is this a bug? Am i doing something wrong? Can it be fixed?
Also, can CDex do this kind of ripping? I have tried it but the CDDB access never works.
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Or there could be aother reason. Elizabeth may not have had anything to do with Roxanne, because it did say in Chp.117 that Elizabeth died shortly after Roxanne stole her technique. And what i find weird about that is unlike Neideen adn Uranus where it shows Roxanne fihgting together with them it shows nothing about Roxanne and Elizabeth. And in that same chapter it explains Roxanne's ability to hide er Yoki from a single target and it says "And that is connected to her effective acquisition of other peoples every technique" and when it says that it shows her stalking Cassandra lol. So whos to say she didnt do the same for Elizabeth? Maybe she saw the technique ad decided to copy it without the help of the original Creator?
And when it came to Cassandra i think Roxanne learning the technique herself would have been the only way for her to get it because of Cassandra's reluctance t show it in front of others and i dont think Cassandra would let another Warrior learn the technique.
I think out of all the warriors whove had friends and lost Cassandra's had it the worst, she had Roxanne who only wanted her for her technique and once she saw it she nicknamed her "Dust Eater" which would have been humiliating. And when Cassandra made a true frined in Warrior 35 Roxanne orchestrated her death causing Cass to be killed by her fellow warriors :/
To be honest, I can't help but wonder what the heck made Roxanne to become mentally unstable??? We all know that most Claymores had traumatic pasts...yet, only Prissy and Ophelia snapped because of it. Any suggestions?
I think that she was a sociopath this whole time and what we've seen was either her true nature or a mask that she put on in front of others. It's not like only sane people become Claymores. It's possible that Roxanne would have become a serial killer even if she was human.
As for the starting post, I doubt that Roxanne is still alive or present in some way, although it would be an interesting plot-twist. But I just don't see how Roxanne could manipulate Cassandra while her body has rotted away. Transfer of souls would be too much and her piece that Cassie ate having ability to take control would be even more ridiculous. I'm afraid that the answer is as simple as it gets and Roxanne is dead.
As for the question why she was the only one who remembered everything clearly, she probably had a mental stat as high as Irene's or Jean's and it was harder to wipe her memory out.
She also could be at the Org headquarters , i have a theory that she ejected her "real self" in one of those final claws/blades and what Cassy ate was nothing but a shell (and maybe her awakening has improved her yoki hiding ability to the point she can hide it completely(and for an AO its not that hard to believe)
regarding her Memory i think your right she must have had a strong will/her human part was strong
And to Roxanne being a killer if she was not a claymore...i can see it she was crazy even when she was n35...she just got worse as time went by
I really think she tricked Cassandra into eating her, we know that in order to steal an ability she has to "get close" to the person/being she wants to steal from(as with the N5 its implied that she stalked her, without her fully knowing) so she dose not have to be "friends" with them just be close to them, we also know that once her power gets above theirs, they mysteriously die.
What better way to get close to cassandra then by being inside of her. Roxannes true strength was her cunning nature.
So i am still hopeful , and think it is a real possibility that she will return :)
Cassandra will be killed and once she is dead Roxanne will come out of her corpse OR Cassandra will die/start dieing out of no where and Roxanne will rip/burst out of Cassandra fatally wounding her.
This part I always thought of, but think it is because of Roxanne's ability! I will explain more: when you are in a battle you position yourself based on your allies and enemies and so you move according to that, but I think what Roxanne did is that when they moved in a certain way that puts them in danger, but this danger can be dealt with if a comrade helps. Here Roxanne hides herself when she is that comrade and this will confuse them and let them act wrongly and leads to their death or so I believe.Quote:
they mysteriously die.
Remember the N9 who died she was killed by a weak Awakened being, everyone was shocked that she would fall to such an weak awakened being.- so i think it might have something to do with over all power as well
maybe she "leeches" there power making it her own(while they are unaware of there own drop in power/strength) and then like you said , she puts them into a position where they need her help(they think they are still "close" to her) and she lets them get killed.
but the only thing that makes me question that is the Number 5- it said "she died shortly after Roxanne had stolen all of her beautiful sword techniques" and by that time Roxanne was number 11 and people thought she was creepy and kept there distance(as several of her "friends" had already died mysteriously). so it seems she might kill them herself or her ability to steal techniques has an effect on the person that causes them to die-maybe they run out of yoki?
for example , the N9 was in battle and then suddenly she found herself unable to use/make yoki? thus she was no better then a human and was killed by a "weak awakened being" ?
Just one word.. Roxanne! She is amazing, like super amazing. The more I want to discuss her the more I like her.. Much potential and too bad Yagi wasted it. Yes he brought her back in a picture today but we want her back for real this time.. So much questions unanswered about her and I really want them answered like what trouble did she cause the Origination that they mentioned her in particular with that not any of the rest, and not to forget that Hysteria killed half the warriors at the time so how bad did she go? Teresa rebelled and got 1-4 killed and Cassandra did terrible stuff too so why her with that?? And not to forget that Dae said that all three were close to awakening at their death so this makes it unique for Roxanne, as why did she need that?
To me what makes her death more likely fake is that we got the final moment of all the three ZAOs except Roxanne, so I think she is not finished yet or at least we are not done with her yet as she will be at least mentioned in the future, because Yagi tries to be as fair and realistic as possible. All I want is to see that smile one more time because it's the most evil of all we have seen far in Claymore.
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BTW I like the idea of her being a leech and she absorbs the powers of other literary not only the way of the ability but also their powers.. But is that even possible?? Like we have seen the destroyer do that and the victim died in sense of self so maybe that's how she does it so great way of thinking Micheal.. This maybe a key to her ability and this makes it even more possible that she survived inside Cassandra, as after awakening she got her ability upgraded and with her sensory masking ability she can do anything.. She can emerge as an entity stronger than the current Cassandra something like Riful doll?
At least we might have got a hint at why Roxanne didn't lose her memories: Her mind couldn't be erased by Yoki Synching.
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I also think the way she copies techniques might be used by Synching her Yoki with a fellow Warrior, allowing her to perfectly mirror the way they fight. Or somehow imprint the way they fight into her mind, considering she had to watch Cassandra from afar; aswell as the latest Chapter showing Clarice messing with Miatas mind and erasing her memories. And she "stole" Elizabeth's ability, making it seem even more likely she literally memorizes their fighting abilities. God she needs her own mini series or something haha
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I've also had a thought about her Awakening that I really like (although some may not lol). We all saw that with Cassandra and Hysteria, they both practically became their techniques after Awakening. Cassandra mimicked the Dust Eater while Hysteria gained the ability to "soar through the sky". And yet we have Roxanne who seemed so...normal, boring even.
And here's where my little thought begins: What if Roxanne wanted it that way ?
We know a Claymore awakens depending on her abilities and personality, but Roxanne had such an array of techniques that no doubt would have been able to easily allow her to crush any opposition in Awakened form (The Blade of Evil for example) but all she got was blades ? After all a new Warrior with no techniques to her name only has a blade to defend herself after all. And what I'm trying to say is: Is it possible Roxanne wanted to die at some point in her life ? Because really, how on earth do you kill a person like Roxanne ?
There are just so many things we don't know about her. Maybe, after gaining the Rank of No.1 she had became lonely ? Or maybe she had a split personality ? One wanted friends while the other wanted power, thus she gained power by using those friends ? I think that after Roxanne became No.1 she may have actually had some sort of "realization" of what she had done and maybe allowed herself to die or be executed ? Hey, maybe that's another reason she didn't lose her memories? Because her death wasn't by the Organization and wouldn't cause her to go crazy once she remembered..
I might just be saying things out of the blue, but I don't like thinking that she was all evil. And her face when she died against Cass.. she looked truly defeated, as if she'd given up. If she was coming back I think she would have had that sh*t eating grin on her face. And out of all the things she could have said to Cassandra she says "Keep eating shit for the rest of your life." She could've easily said something more witty or insulting to her but that was what she said ? I think she knew she was in her last moments so she thought "to hell with it I don't care" and just said anything a final act of defiance before the end.
Unfortunately, as much as I want her back, I think she's dead ;n;


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Teen suicide: It's a topic no one wants to talk about, but one that is so very necessary. According to the Utah Department of Health, Utah has the 10th highest rate of teen suicides in the United States. The Salt Lake Tribune reports that Utah teens commit suicide more often then their peers nationwide. Why is this?
According to the UDH, risk factors include previous suicide attempts, history of depression or mental illness, alcohol or drug abuse, family history of suicide or violence, easy access to lethal methods, such as guns or pills, stressful life events, loss of relationship or school problems.
Other factors include too much pressure to perform by parents, church leaders, teachers, etc. Sometimes as parents we just want our kids to go that extra step, get that extra A, take on that extra activity. Sometimes we have to listen more and allow our kids to slow down and go at their own pace.
Some symptoms of suicidal tendencies include loss of interest in usual activities, alcohol and drug use, neglect of personal appearance, preoccupation with death and dying, withdrawal from friends and family members, and verbal comments like, "I won't be a problem much longer" or "If anything happens to me, I want you to know ? ."
Here, in Southern Utah, there have been too many teens lost to suicide. Ken Tuttle, director of psychiatry at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center once said, "In New York, we kill each other. In Utah, you kill yourselves." That is a bold and startling statement.
Across the board, males are more likely to succeed at a suicide attempt, but more females than males attempt suicide. Bullying is another major factor of suicide. Identifying bullies and the degree to which they are bullying may be difficult. For some victims, a verbal remark about one's physical features is enough to put them over the top. For others, it is physical abuse.
The bottom line is that teen and adolescent suicide happens way too much in this country, even more in the state of Utah, and has hit our community far too many times in the past year.
Parents, teachers, church leaders, drug court officers, principals, friends, family, neighbors: We can all play a part in helping to prevent losing our kids to suicide. Don't ignore the warning signs. Don't write off one's indifference as going through a stage. Communicate. Ask the hard questions. Be involved as much as you can with the young people in your life. Let's end teen suicide in Utah.
Another thought on bullying. We spend a lot of time discussing on how important it is not to be a bully. Maybe we should focus more on how not to be a victim. When my husband was in the sixth grade and being bullied, he met his bully in the boys' bathroom and cleaned his clock. I'm not advocating violence, but victims should know how to defend themselves because sometimes self-defense is all they have to rely on.
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JEFFERSON CITY - On this Veteran's Day, the Tunnel to Towers Foundation is giving two "smart homes" to war heroes. Corporal Tyler Huffman is the hero honored Monday and is a paraplegic.
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Thomas seems going silent for a period of time, any news or other developers working on TAK related GUI or something like "TAK drop"?
Also want to ask, any media player can DIRECT decode the HDCD signal inside TAK yet?
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Thomas, I've recently found a few classical recordings that, compared to what I'm used to (a maximum difference of about 1% compression between p4m and monkey's audio extra high), compress quite badly with tak. (30kbps higher bitrate where the difference is usually between 1-4kbps.)
Would you like me to send you one or more of these files so you can have a look at why? The performances are of Brahms's first piano concerto and variations on a theme by Haydn, both orchestral works. Some hiss in the recording because of it being older (1955), and probably recorded live, or sub-par recording equipment, but I've seen recordings with much more hiss compress much better.
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Kung Fu Chaos has solid single and multiplayer play. In single player mode, you can play the Ninja challenge, which pits you against a clan of mysterious evil Ninjas. If you unlock enough areas in the Ninja Challenge, you can choose a character and jump into the single player Miniseries challenge, which has unique tasks for each character. If you opt for multiplayer, youve got the 12 level Championship game, where up to four human players can duke it out. There are also Battle Game, Freestyle, and Rehearsal modes, which can be played in either single or multiplayer.
The graphics and music are decent, not extraordinary. The game has a fun deformed-cartoon style, and the music includes both the theme from Enter the Dragon and Kung Fu Fighting. The voice acting is good too, especially during cut scenes and when characters taunt each other. The frame right stays smooth no matter how many characters are on the screen, which is good, but sometimes there is so much fast action on the screen (especially during multiplayer play), that you can easily lose track of your character.
Those who approach this game as a pure fighting game will be disappointed. The moves are fairly simple, and all of the players only have one special attack. It's meant to be played with pals: get a few friends together and it becomes a terrific kung-fu romp. Fight in Chinese restaurants, ancient temples, and spooky graveyards. Duke it out on a raft in the rapids while a T-Rex is chasing you. Save a princess, and just for laughs, hurl said princess at your enemies. Beat up ninjas in one scene, and throw life rafts to them in another. Power-up by successfully taunting your foes, and hear the baying donkey when you fail. This game is made for a party, and it's undeniably fun.--Bryan Karsh


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Tuesday afternoon was a nice day in the borough, following a weekend of much-needed rain. It was 61 degrees and windy, fueling the waves as they crashed against the beach.
It was a perfect surfing day.
"Not too bad. It was better yesterday though," said Shane Sochocky of Atlantic City. He added, "The air quality isn't too bad either. I think it's gotten better." ...


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"It's like being captive in your own house," Meechan said. "You can get out, but you're inconvenienced all the time."
For the past four months, Dover Township resident James Meechan has had to drive several miles out of his way every time he wants to go to Dover or New
Meechan is one of numerous residents who have been inconvenienced since a large portion of roadway on state Route 516 between Bair Road and Josephine Street collapsed in late November.
The collapse occurred when Newton Asphalt Paving employees, who were dredging sand and gravel from the company's pond near Bair Road, got too close to the edge of the pond.
Because the dredging was too close to the edge, the toe of the slope started collapsing into the water, and it continued collapsing around to the Route 516 side.
The state highway has been closed since then.
"It's like being captive in your own house," Meechan said. "You can get out, but you're inconvenienced all the time."
Meechan lives on Ervin Road, a Dover Township highway near Route 516. He can reach Dover either by driving Ervin Road to Route 39 or by taking Bair Road to Schneiders Crossing Road. An area company, though, is stripping for coal near Meechan's house, and truck traffic has left Ervin Road covered with mud throughout the winter.
"Now the people driving Ervin Road have to drive through the mud," he said.
He drives as slow as possible on the highway to avoid picking up too much mud on his car, but that hasn't helped much. He complained that he has to wash his vehicle constantly, and mud is being tracked into his house.
In addition, Meechan is using more gasoline and seeing more wear and tear on his car because of the extra miles he has to drive to get anywhere.
That situation could change in the next couple of months.
Newton Asphalt is expected to begin work today on repairing Route 516, according to Becky Giauque, spokeswoman for the Ohio Department of Transportation's District 11.
The company will begin by removing the rest of the pavement from the site. Then workers will start excavating to create a bench for the highway that will prevent future slippage.
"We expect the road to reopen – weather permitting – by the end of May, if not before," Giauque said.
Since Newton Asphalt owns the site and is an ODOT prequalified contractor, the company will do the work itself.
"It's their issue," Giauque said. "Otherwise, they would have had to hire someone to do the work themselves."
She noted that the collapsed area is not technically a sinkhole, as it has been called by many residents and news media outlets. Rather, it is a pond collapse, she said.
Meanwhile, Meechan is anxious to have Route 516 reopened. He said a temporary road could have been built to ease the inconvenience that residents have experienced.
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RSPCA concern at tree felling in nesting season
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The RSPCA has said it is "puzzled and disappointed" that around 30 acres of woodland in Devon is to be felled during the bird nesting season.
Around 1,300 trees are to be chopped down by the Salston Estate, in West Hill, Ottery St Mary in the next few weeks, after a commercial felling licence was granted by the Forestry Commission.
The landowners have been criticised by a local councillor and the bird charity for potentially threatening declining species at a crucial time, but the district council said that it was "straightforward" forestry management.
RSPB regional spokesman Tony Whitehead said: "We're puzzled and disappointed to learn of felling being proposed for this time of year. The RSPB isn't objecting to management of this forestry but we'd rather the felling took place outside the period when the majority of bird species could be expected to be breeding – from March up until and including August – but depending on species and weather conditions."
Permission has been granted to landowners, the Salston Estate, to fell about 1,300 Douglas fir and larch. Some areas are to be completely cleared, with other parts being thinned as part of a commercial operation which will see douglas fir saplings replanted to replace the trees.
The Forestry Commission said timber supply cannot just be "a seasonal thing" though a serious effort has been made to identify any nests.
Independent district and county councillor for the area Claire Wright said the saplings will take decades to be of the same value to nature as the trees are. Mrs Wright, who is also Devon tree champion for the Woodland Trust, has called for the work, which is expected to start imminently, to be postponed.
She added. "It is of course, an offence to disturb nesting birds and I'm told the contractor has walked through the wood and not found any nests.
"I accept that commercial forestry is an important part of the countryside economy and I don't want to hinder that industry, but I do believe that with such large areas to be felled, that landowners should wait until the nesting season is over."
East Devon District Council said that the application was "straightforward" and represented ongoing forestry management of commercial woodland. The council's tree officer added: "The area of woodland concerned has a high visual presence but the nature of the site and the limited size of the individual sub-compartments gives no scope for amending the felling areas,"


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Today the Ministry for Defence issued evidence of the position of the British Sailors and Marines. Evidence of their co-ordinates from GPS and photographic evidence of a GPS in the hand of an Airman in a Helicopter above the Merchant vessel which had been intercepted.
What does this mean for the situation, my understanding is that this means that IRAN made an incursion into IRAQI waters to deliberately kidnap British Service Personnel. The British Service Personnel were engaged in legal business under a UN Mandate and with the approval of the IRAQI government in IRAQI waters. IRAN has changed its co-ordinates, originally it gave one set, which were in IRAQI waters, when this was pointed out they gave another set of co-ordinates. So was this a deliberate act of aggression by IRAN against the United Nations?
Many people question if our sailors and marines were in Iraqi waters, why didnt HMS Cornwall defend them?I believe the reason for the lack of action by HMS Cornwall was that the region is volatile and any hasty response to the act of aggression may have triggered a war, ergo the softly softly approach was engaged. Certain people are also questioning why the Marines didnt engage the IRANIAN vessel - simple they had hand guns the Iranian vessel was a heavily armed warship. No chance of winning against rocket propelled grenades with hand guns!
So now Iran are saying that they will release the British Female Sailor - and have put her on tv apparently 'confessing' to being in IRAQI waters - she also said that she has been treated well as have her fellow captives, the picture evidence of them all eating a meal seems to substantiate that they are well but I couldnt count 15 in the footage, where and how are the others?. There is also information that Iran intends to put the rest of the captives on TV apparently to make simillar 'Confessions'. Isnt it against some convention or other to do this to military personnel?
I am now wondering what will happen next, Bilateral relationships have been suspended with IRAN and apparently the diplomatic machine is still in action.
I wonder how much longer this manufactured crisis will continue and how much further it will escalate. We have naval manouvres in the region taking place - a thinly veiled show of strength by allied nations, perhaps a warning of what may come if Iran continues to defy the international community on certain matters. I am wondering why the UN is strangely quiet over this one, given that the Sailors were engaged in UN business - surely as I said earlier this should be construed as an act of aggression against the UN. What do you think?


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A lot of grain gets used in the brewing of most beers and liquors. Few seriously suggest or expect that the world would give up its bourbon, vodka, sake or ouzo to allocate those resources differently -- and it's certainly unclear that any grain not used for these (arguably) luxury goods would get to hungry people or animals. (See Francis Moore Lappé's Diet for a Small Planet on how world hunger is more about distribution than shortage).
Whatever residual guilt for this one might feel over one's beer, now you can cheer up a little: researchers in the School of Contemporary Sciences at the University of Abertay Dundee, in Scotland, have been awarded a year-long Carnegie Trust Research Grant to look for new ways to transform the spent grain from beer and whisky generation into bioethanol, which produces around 65 percent fewer greenhouse gasses when burned than petrofuel. Per lead researcher Graeme Walker in a university press release:
Our research will be looking at the far more complicated process of turning waste products from industry into bioethanol as an example of a second-generation biofuel.
These products are currently disposed of or processed for animal feed and turning them into fuel would be an attractive use of the resource.
At the moment many technical challenges remain to converting waste biomass into fuel. We will focus on finding more efficient and cost effective processes.
This is a nice example of creative cradle-to-cradle thinking that takes ostensible waste and turns it into something useful (although I recall that brewing wastes have been converted to fertilizers in some quarter..?). Kudos to the Carnegie Trust for putting up the funds.
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December 9, 1994
IN RE: David Kaplan/Louisville Division of Police
This matter comes to the Attorney General on appeal from the Louisville Division of Police's denial of Mr. David Kaplan's request to let a member of his law office inspect and write down information listed on accident reports without being charged any fee for copying the information, which he has stated will be later used for "commercial purposes" as defined by the Open Records Law. KRS 61.870(4).
On behalf of the Louisville Division of Police, Mr. Paul V. Guagliardo, Senior Attorney, Department of Law, City of Louisville, denied Mr. Kaplan's request. Mr. Guagliardo's response, in summary, set forth the following facts in support of his denial:
1. Mr. Kaplan intends to use the information taken from the accident reports for commercial purposes;
2. Under KRS 189.635, the Kentucky Justice Cabinet, Department of State Police, is responsible for maintaining a reporting system for all vehicle accidents in the Commonwealth;
3. The Louisville Division of Police is required by KRS 189.635 to file accident reports with the Department of State Police. The accident reports are completed on State Police forms;
4. The Department of State Police is the "official custodian" of the accident reports;
5. The Division of Police serves as a conduit to transmit the accident report forms to the State Police. The Division is the custodian of its own agency copy;
6. Pursuant to KRS 189.635, all accident reports are confidential;
7. Pursuant to KRS 61.878(1)(a), (k) and (l), all or portions of each accident report would be exempt from public disclosure.
In addition to the facts set forth above, Mr. Guagliardo, in his agency response, states that an August 2, 1994, judgment in Amelkin v. McClure, U.S. District Court in Louisville, declared Senate Bill 351 (which amended KRS 189.635) unconstitutional to the extent it denies access to the accident reports sought by attorneys, chiropractors, and other persons. Although the Louisville Division of Police was not enjoined (or mandated) by the action with regard to KRS 189.635, the Division, out of deference to the District Court's finding of partial unconstitutionality of KRS 189.635, decided not to withhold the accident reports from "attorneys, chiropractors and other persons" seeking access to the reports.
Because Mr. Kaplan requested to inspect and use information for commercial purposes, the Division calculated an approximate cost of $5.00 per copy to create, produce, and copy an accident report.
Mr. Kaplan requested that he or a member of his staff be permitted simply to look at the report and make notes from the accident reports without being charged any fee.
The Division of Police denied this request, stating that since the information was to be used for commercial purposes, Mr. Kaplan would be charged $5.00 per accident report to view the records. There would be no additional charge to obtain a photocopy of any accident report he had inspected.
The first issue presented in this appeal is whether the Louisville Division of Police violated the Open Records Act by not allowing Mr. Kaplan or a member of his law firm to inspect and write down information listed on the accident reports to be used for commercial purposes without being charged a fee.
Because of legislation passed by the 1994 General Assembly, an additional issue is raised which must be addressed by this decision. That issue is whether it was proper for the Louisville Police Division to make available the accident reports for public inspection in light of legislation passed by the 1994 Kentucky General Assembly. We address this second question first.
In 1994, the General Assembly amended KRS 189.635(5) so that it now provides:
All accident reports filed with the Department of State Police in compliance with subsection (4) above shall remain confidential except that the department may disclose the identity of a person involved in an accident when his identity is not otherwise known or when he denies his presence at an accident. All other accident reports required by this section, and the information contained in the reports, shall be confidential and exempt from public disclosure except when produced pursuant to a properly executed subpoena or court order, or except pursuant to subsection (6) of this section. These reports shall be made available only to the parties to the accident, the parents or guardians of a minor who is party to the accident, and the insurers of any party who is the subject of the report, or to the attorneys of the parties.
(Emphasized language added by 1994 Act.)
Under KRS 189.635(5), the accident reports are confidential and exempt from public disclosure except under limited circumstances set out therein. Mr. Kaplan does not claim he falls under these limited circumstances.
KRS 61.878(1)(l) provides in pertinent part:
(1) The following public records are excluded from the application of KRS 61.870 to 61.884 and shall be subject to inspection only upon order of a court of competent jurisdiction . . .
(l) Public records or information the disclosure of which is prohibited or restricted or otherwise made confidential by enactment of the General Assembly.
This office has previously held that the custodian of the records of a public agency may allow inspection of all records in his custody regardless of whether the records may be exempt by their nature under the provisions of KRS 61.878 unless the records come under the exemptions provided for by KRS 61.878(k) and (l). Those exemptions are mandatory and exclude from public inspection public records or information the disclosure of which is prohibited by federal law or regulation or by enactment of the General Assembly. OAG 79-275; OAG 91-132.
Accordingly, the Louisville Division of Police's action in making the accident reports available for public inspection was improper as such records are confidential and the disclosure of the records or information contained therein is clearly prohibited by KRS 61.878(1)(l) and KRS 189.635(5).
The fact that the U.S. District Court has declared a portion of KRS 189.635 unconstitutional and that the case is currently before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit does not alter this conclusion. Until such a holding is final and it is shown that such holding is controlling on the facts presented herein, there is a presumption that the statute is constitutional.
The other issue on this appeal is whether the Division of Police violated the Open Records Act by not allowing Mr. Kaplan to inspect and hand-copy information in the accident reports, to be used for commercial purposes, without paying a fee.
The 1994 General Assembly amended the Open Records Act by allowing public agencies to prescribe a fee for making copies of nonexempt public records which are requested for
commercial purposes. KRS 61.874(4). The fee may be based on one or both of the following as set forth in KRS 61.874(4)(c):
1. Cost to the public agency of media, mechanical processing, and staff required to produce a copy of the public record or records;
2. Cost to the public agency of the creation, purchase, or other acquisition of public records.
Thus, it is clear the General Assembly intended that public agencies assess a reasonable fee for copying public records to be used for commercial purposes.
However, KRS 61.874(1) specifically provides that "upon inspection, the applicant shall have the right to make abstracts and memoranda thereof." The Open Records Act does not address the circumstance of whether a fee may be charged for inspection and the writing down of information contained in the public record to be used for a commercial purpose. Unless the public agency can demonstrate some actual cost to the agency associated with allowing an individual to exercise his right to inspect and make an abstract of a public record, for commercial purposes, no fee can be charged. Thus, under the facts presented, the Division of Police could not charge a fee.
Mr. Kaplan and the Louisville Division of Police may challenge this decision by initiating action in the appropriate circuit court pursuant to KRS 61.880(5) and KRS 61.882.
James M. Ringo
Assistant Attorney General
Distributed to:
David Kaplan
Attorney at Law
550 South Fifth Street
Louisville, KY 40202
Paul V. Guagliardo
Senior Attorney
City of Louisville, Department of Law
Room 200, City Hall
Louisville, KY 40202-2771


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LA inmate escapes hours after sentencing
MONTEREY PARK, Calif. (KABC) — Christopher Brown, a Twin Towers Jail inmate, escaped Wednesday night just hours after he was sentenced to four years and eight months in county jail.
Brown, 37, was convicted on March 6 of two counts of second-degree commercial burglary and one count of receiving stolen property for stealing two computers and three flash drives from the AHMC Healthcare in Alhambra. Personal, financial and credit information from 729,000 patients was compromised.
Brown escaped from the Inmate Reception Center Release area at about 10 p.m. Wednesday.
Sheriff's officials think Brown impersonated another inmate who was scheduled to be released. Later in the night, a head count revealed he was missing. A search of the jail ensued, and a review of closed-circuit TV showed Brown escaping…
Brown is a transient with no known address. He has multiple prior theft-related arrests…(Full text at KABC)
While there's no question the Los Angeles County Jail's security is/was seriously flawed, the underlying problem is jails simply are not designed with lengthy terms in mind.
I daresay the escape rate of jails statewide will rise along with the local long-termer population–It's inevitable.


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Students for Life
Through education and action, this organization attempts to foster increased concern and respect for human life. It addresses all life issues, ranging from abortion and euthanasia to poverty and child abuse.
Students for Life moves away from polarizing debate and encourages dialogue among people who disagree on these controversial issues. Beyond this, members of the group volunteer time and raise money to decrease the need for abortion.


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Some of the cast and crew of 'Epilogue' went to Los Angeles in April to receive a college Emmy.
A dramatic Web series about time travelers who journey to 14th century France - the time of the Black Plague - to fight a modern-day epidemic has earned Missouri State University's Department of Media, Journalism and Film a host of awards.
The most prestigious was a second-place Emmy in April at the national College Television Awards. First place went to the University of Southern California, one of the top film schools in the nation. Its School of Cinematic Arts alumni includes George Lucas, of "Star Wars" fame, who in 2006 contributed $175 million to his alma mater.
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BOSTON — Some students at Suffolk University are protesting the selection of the national director of the Anti-Defamation League as the law school's commencement speaker.
The critics cite Abraham Foxman's opposition to U.S. congressional recognition of the 1915 massacre of Armenians as genocide and to the building of an Islamic community center and mosque near the World Trade Center site.
Students have launched an online petition urging the university to reconsider the choice of Foxman.
Amy Willis, president of the Suffolk Law's chapter of the National Lawyers Guild, tells The Boston Globe (http://bit.ly/QuiDvH ) that Foxman "clearly" does not embody the university's values.
Foxman is traveling in Israel and could not immediately be reached for comment.
The Suffolk administration said in a statement that Foxman's "body of work is well deserving of recognition."
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every breath i take is for the sake of u.
one thing that disturbs me the most, is when i see you frown.
when i spot a smile on your face, my world is surely safe.
if only they knew, wouldn't our dreams come true.
i wait for the day; that every thing will be okay.
for i would hold your hand, and show the world the treasure that i have found.
then we wil be able to just live our lives.
it breaks my heart when i wipe tears from your face and i surely can't help.
i have watched you happy, i have watched you just sit there and play with my face.
i have watched you sad. but the most joyous thing that i have seen is watching you sleep.
one favor i ask you darling, is there a way that u could make me your waife, some time soon?.
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Now this is just absolutely insane! This guy is Kevin Richardson, he's an animal behaviorist and apparently he is great at his job. My man is just walking around, wrestling, playing and swimming with a pride of nearly 30 lions. Now granted this is on a reservation and not really "in the wild" but regardless this is impressive. They really seem to enjoy his company and at one point in another video that you can find on YouTube one of the lions actually offers up its new cub to him. I could have sworn that was when lions were most protective.
How long before this dude is ripped apart by these lions?


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Olive Oil Ice Cream with Salted Caramel! Just one of the many great dishes at Maximiliano's in Highland Park... a new "kinda old-school Italian" place from the man behind The Oinkster.#15348
Caramelized Brussels Sprouts ~ A great recipe from Marcus Samuelsson's blog that highlights this vegetable's natural sweetness!#15322
Bite sized Halloween treats trick lead you to eat more! The Vancouver Sun reports on a study from the Universities of Alberta and British Columbia.#15315
Highspeed Pumpkin Carving~ Knowhow Shop gets in the holiday spirit with some precision CNC milling to carve pumpkins.. with a fun video of the machine at work!#15303
A round-up of quick and easy hot drinks from Kitchen Simplicity... Nutella Hot Cocoa, Sleepy-Time Milk, and a Spice Vanilla Latte.#15284
White bean burger with rosemary and sun-dried tomatoes ~ Great color in this vegetarian burger from Not Without Salt.#15280
Roasted Lemon Chutney ~ A great spread from 101 Cookbooks utilizing the lemon pulp and the rind!#15274
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|Lissamphibian origins: possible protolissamphibian from the lower permian of oklahoma.
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|A new genus and family of rhachitomous labyrinthodont amphibian, related to the Upper Paleozoic Dissorophidae and Trematopsidae, may be ancestral to some or all of the modern Amphibia. Doleserpeton occurs in Lower Permian fissure fill deposits in southwestern Oklahoma. It is unique among nonlissamphibian tetrapods in that it possesses pedicellate, bicuspid teeth together with nearly monospondylous vertebrae in which the main central element is a pleurocentrum. Doleserpeton may have been utilizing the food resources of the upland, terrestrial environment in a novel fashion for rhachitomes.
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When it comes to 'getting away from it all', there's nothing more relaxing than a pastoral view, a good book and a steaming cup of tea. Home to the Brontë sisters, acres (and acres) of rolling countryside, and a good strong brew, where could be better for relaxation than the historic county of Yorkshire? Only Yorkshire's very own Bridge Hotel and Spa, which has recently re-opened following a £250,000 refurbishment and - thanks to some luxurious new facilities - is now even more relaxing than a chapter of Wuthering Heights in front of a roaring fire…
A short drive from Leeds, Bradford and York, The Bridge Hotel in Wetherby is located in a peaceful, pastoral setting just five minutes from the A1 – don't worry, you can't hear it. The building began life as a coaching inn in the 17th century, but has been completely refurbished to the highest 21st century standards, while still retaining much of its original character and charm. Among the modern amenities, guests will find heat and ice facilities, a healthy courtyard deli, flotation and rasul rooms and multiple relaxation areas, including a snooze room - a feature we think would catch on well in homes and offices throughout the country.
The Great British Summer can be somewhat unreliable when it comes to the weather, which is where thermal facilities come in really handy. Whether you're too hot or too cold, the Bridge's fire and ice options promise to relax and revitalise. Within the luxury thermal suite, guests can enjoy all manner of indulgences, whether tht involves warming up in the Nordic barrel sauna (there's also an applewood sauna, if you're fussy) or eucalyptus steam room, or cooling down in the outside plunge tub or ice fountain. Brrr.
If you find that your temperature is already just right, head inside and experience some of the wonderful treats on offer in the treatment rooms (including one for couples), the designated beauty area, or experience cleansing like never before in the Rasul chamber (using mud from the Austrian Alps). Then simply let your troubles float away in the dry flotation room (30 minutes is said to have the same benefits as several hours of quality sleep).
Speaking of sleep, after treatments guests are encouraged to make their way to the relaxation facilities, which include the afore-mentioned (and now much coveted) snooze room, a relaxation balcony complete with hanging chairs and a secret lavender courtyard.
To ensure guests make the most of all these facilities, the spa offers a selection of spa days and breaks, including a one night Bubbly Spa Break with overnight stay, a glass of bubbly, afternoon tea, two course evening meal, Yorkshire breakfast and use of the spa facilities for three hours. Our favourite seasonal escape, however, has to be the Wimbledon Half Day. Not only is it incredibly topical, this half day treat includes a 30 minute strawberry cream body scrub, a tasty snack in the Courtyard deli (probably involving strawberries), three hours in the spa facilities and a 'Bridge Strawberries and Cream frappe'. Sounds ace…
Ok, the landscape might not be as dramatic as Emily Bronte's wild, windy moors, but when it comes to booking a relaxing break, tranquility and convenience have to take priority. Check out this very tranquil and very conveniently located spa's venue page where you can book your escape right now.
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