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I need to find a lawyer and feel confident that they are going to work hard for me. The one that I spoke with so far the retainer agreement is very one sided and does not make me feel like my best interest are a concern. How much should a typical contested divorce cost and take? How do I find out what the lawyers success rate is?
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In the vast majority of cases, a dissolution of marriage is not a win –
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In my experience a "typical middle class" divorce will cost between
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Retainer agreements are typically one-sided. Attorneys have to abide by rules put in place by the Florida Bar to protect the public and practice of law. They are one-sided because it helps to eliminate possible illegitimate claims against the attorney by their client. Legitimate claims will typically be unavoidable by even the most air tight and strongest contracts.
The retainer agreement will not really mention your best interests. But a competent attorney will typically work for your best interests because its in their best interests as well normally so as to avoid Bar complaints and possible suit for malpractice.
Success rates are relative, in the sense that there are standards established by, statutes guidelines and precedent as to how property and assets are divided. If you do not feel comfortable signing with an attorney then you likely shouldn't as the lack of confidence and security could affect your participation in your own case.
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I cannot seem to find this list anywhere. Currently only using 1 myset assigned to iAuto on mode dial of epl5. Fn btn set to HDR bracket. I tried setting up another myset but it seems the Fn btn does not change - should it? Or is it a glObal setting?
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I fixed toxpack, now everything should work fine. I also tested your files in game, and there were no problems with this version.
ryu71, it's not necessary to recompress the files, but if you want to, you can also try HyoutaTools (github.com/AdmiralCurtiss/HyoutaTools).
So I've downloaded Tales of Xillia (EU) Translated JP Base DLC 0.9.pkg what should I do to make the DLC work? I've downloaded Tales_of_Xillia_PS3-ACCiDENT. I've tried a lot of methods, putting the pkg file to my usb or making a folder and adding the pkg there, and still the pkg doesn't appear in "Install Package Files"...... Can some one help me please?
Okay nvm seems I had to add the file to a different USB.....
mamu I don't know why but partially repack didn't work
Maybe because my OS is Windows 7 x64? But i used compatibility option and this didn't help...
Anyway, i have another question (because i don't have anyone else to ask). Our programmer learned how to unpack texture files (TOTEXB & TOTEXP) and convert them in DDS ARGB 188.8.131.52 but... some textures are swizzled... this is sad becuase our programmer don't know how to unswizzle them...
And if i put normal DDS texture instead of swizzled then in game this texture incorrectly displayed. I attached some screenshots of my translation and some DDS textures (swizzled and normal).
Please, help me. I really don't have anyone else to ask
hi, can i please have the pass for tha tales of xillia 2?
i'm trying to download it but i can't because the pass is wrong
It seems that no one will help me with swizzled textures... This is sad... I and other people really make a fan translation of the game. Here you can see screenshots: temple-tales.ru/translations_tox.html
So there is no Tales of Xillia 0.9 for US?
Are you guys working on Xillia 2 Undub or are you waiting 'til release to work better?
Sorry for the extremely late reply, I'm back now.
I checked the 2 DDS you uploaded, but I don't know how to unswizzle them. If you have many of these kind of files, someone at the Xentax forum might be able to help you. Also there are some textures that look like RGB(+A), but actually DXT1/DXT3 compressed textures.
You can use TextureFinder to check them. If there are not too many of such files, I think you should just leave them to the end after the rest of the game is translated (which look great so far, by the way).
As for toxpack, it should work fine on both x86 and x64 Windows, and I even tested it on Linux with Wine. I'm not sure why it doesn't work for you, can you try it on another computer too?
Unlikely, but it might be related to the system (eg. the program loses reading/writing permission to your repacked file), or some Unicode/file name related problem. If it still doesn't work, you can also access the language from a different directory by creating symbolic links.
These work like regular shortcuts, but the system thinks they are the real files, so you can work on them the same way as you would on the original.
Thanks so much for all your hard work!
I was wondering - is it possible to enable the original English voices? Voice acting in games has come a long way, and the voices in this game are actually quite good.
I have the ACCiDENT 6.06g version (the intro and text are english, but everything else is Japanese), I hope there is just some file I can edit?
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Strange.. i dont think ive ever seen black spike before.. i could see that working.
Interesting. I like the in-action of them both.
I actually love your version of Human Spike!
The lighting is prefect, as are the humanized versions of Twilight and Spike. This is so awesome. I require more of this.
Spike looks awesome!
Love it!
Diversity at its best!
God DAMN, this is awesome!
I LOVE, LOVE LOVE, Spike too.
I LOVE, LOVE LOVE, Spike too.
Damn, man, I love your humanised ponies!
I can't describe how perfect human spike fits
Dat hat! Its so swag~
I like this. I get tired of people humanizing ponies as specifically white, as if no other race exists. I love how Spike looks, how he's just a little thing but still has the attitude he displays in the show. Idk, it's just great, overall, and adorable.
"I don't have time to CHEW, Spike, we've got to get this report on Ponyville's grass growth to Princess Celestia!"
This is really a lovely picture. I like the intimate atmosphere between Twilight and Spike, it fits the brother/sister vibe they give off in the show and how comfortable they are with each other.
This is really a lovely picture. I like the intimate atmosphere between Twilight and Spike, it fits the brother/sister vibe they give off in the show and how comfortable they are with each other.
This Spike is so different from all other humanized Spikes I've seen and I am really liking it! I also like the detail of the sandwich crumbs falling out of Twilight's mouth as she's talking with her mouth full, trying to do too many things at once of course! I'm a bit confused about what Spike is eating? chewing? though.
He's just chewing on some rock candy, as humans (who are not dragons) seem to have trouble eating gems >_>
Even lacking the sweet 'stache that cap makes this the most dapper spike I have ever seen. Bravo.
Very beautiful, as is all your artwork!
I suspect that this is suppose to be Twilight Sparkle and her assistant.


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Doctor of Juridical Science
Doctor of Juridical Science, Doctor of the Science of Law, (in Latin) Scientiae Juridicae Doctor or Juridicae Scientiae Doctor (sometimes also referred to as a Doctor of Laws), abbreviated S.J.D. or J.S.D., respectively, is a research doctorate in law[1] and doctorate equivalent to the Ph.D.[2][3] It is offered primarily in the United States, where it originated, in Canada and in Australia. As a research doctorate, it follows professional training in law (LL.B. or J.D.) and the first graduate-level training in law (Master of Laws), and is primarily aimed at training professors, legal scientists, and other scholars in law.
United States[edit]
The J.S.D., or S.J.D. is a research doctorate, and as such it is generally accepted as equivalent to the more commonly awarded research doctorate, the PhD[4] It is considered the "terminal degree in law" by Indiana University[5] and as the "most advanced law degree" by Harvard Law School,[6] Yale Law School (J.S.D. Handbook),[7] George Washington University,[8] New York University,[9] Stanford University,;[10] UCLA; and Tulane University. The University of Kansas School of Law and Pace University also offer the S.J.D.[11][12] The National Association of Legal Professionals states that the J.S.D./S.J.D. is "typically the most advanced (or terminal) law degree that would follow the earning of the LL.M. and J.D. degrees."[13] Some law schools, such as Case Western Reserve University and Widener University, offer the S.J.D. in Health Law.[14][15]
Applicants for the program normally must have a first degree in law (such as a J.D. or LL.B.) and an LL.M.,[16] but an LL.M. is not always required.[17] The S.J.D. typically requires three to five years to complete,[17][18] and requires an advanced study in law as a scientific discipline and a dissertation, which serves as an original contribution to the scholarly field of law.[19]
See also[edit]
- Doctor of Law
- Legum Doctor (Doctor of Laws) (LL.D.)
- Juris Doctor (J.D.)
- Master of Laws (LL.M.)
- Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)
- Doctor of Canon Law (J.C.D.)
Notes and references[edit]
- ^ "Doctor of Juridical Science – Legal Definition". Yourdictionary.com. 20 August 2011. Retrieved 18 October 2011.
- ^ Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD) at the Wayback Machine (archived February 11, 2008)
- ^ "LL.M. and S.J.D. Programs, Graduate Studies in Law". Law.virginia.edu. Retrieved 18 October 2011.
- ^ Doctorate document[dead link] at US Dept. of Education
- ^ "S.J.D. Degree". Indylaw.indiana.edu. Retrieved 18 October 2011.
- ^ "S.J.D. Courses & Academics". Law.harvard.edu. Retrieved 18 October 2011.
- ^ "Yale Law School | Contact the Graduate Programs Office". Law.yale.edu. Retrieved 18 October 2011.
- ^ The George Washington University. "SJD | Full List of Programs | Find a Graduate Program | Graduate & Professional | Learn | The George Washington University". Gwu.edu. Retrieved 18 October 2011.
- ^ "NYU Law – LL.M. & J.S.D.: J.S.D. Program". Law.nyu.edu. Retrieved 18 October 2011.
- ^ Stanford Law School. "Doctor of Science of Law (JSD) | Stanford Law School". Law.stanford.edu. Retrieved 18 October 2011.
- ^ "Enrollment Options – School of Law". Law.ku.edu. Retrieved 18 October 2011.
- ^ http://www.pace.edu/school-of-law/academics/graduate-programs/environmental-law-sjd
- ^ http://www.nalp.org/workingglossary
- ^ "DOCTOR OF JURIDICAL SCIENCE: SJD IN HEALTH LAW". http://law.case.edu/. Retrieved 16 August 2015. External link in
- ^ "Widener Law – Doctor of Juridical Science in Health Law". Law.widener.edu. Retrieved 8 November 2012.
- ^ "Doctor of Juridical Science Degree". Law.gwu.edu. Retrieved 18 October 2011.
- ^ a b "Georgetown Law – Doctor of Juridical Science (Admissions)". Law.georgetown.edu. 21 September 2011. Retrieved 18 October 2011.
- ^ "Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD) Requirements". Law.duke.edu. Retrieved 18 October 2011.
- ^ "Tulane Law School Prospective Students". Law.tulane.edu. Retrieved 18 October 2011.


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On Friday, Republican lawmakers called for an investigation into an Obamacare contractor that reportedly paid workers to do nothing.
As Breitbart News reported Wednesday, British company Serco received $1.25 billion in taxpayer money to process Obamacare applications. However, according to a whistleblower who spoke with KMOV-TV, the company's employees were "told to sit at their computers and hit the refresh button every 10 minutes" and did no work.
Sens. Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN) and Sen. Roy Blunt (R-MO) sent a letter to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Marilyn Tavenner seeking answers. Reps. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-MO), Rep. Sam Graves (R-MO), Rep. Vicky Hartzler (R-MO), Rep. Billy Long (R-MO), Rep. Ann Wagner (R-MO), and Rep. Jason Smith (R-MO) also wrote the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) stating that it is "imperative" that Serco be investigated.
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I have that same picture with the Tour Eiffel with me in it! Right across the street by fountains. One of those "gotta have" photos when you go to Paris!
Oh and as far as Paypal goes: As was mentioned previously, they will side with whomever has the money, because their TOS agreement covers absolutely nothing and it is purposely worded that way.
And for UPS: I have shipped 3 computers through UPS and each of them were damaged. One the case was physically cracked in half taking the mobo with it. Guess what, they decided that there was no way to determine if the unit was shipped that way. The top of the box was dented and folded at about 30degree angle with the case too! $2000 and insured for $2100, and guess what I got??? $88. They concluded that they should refund the money I spent on the shipping service because I was unhappy.
As for FedEx if you use them: Read their agreements. If you ship FedEx Ground, the maximum that can be covered is $100. Even if it is insured for a million dollars and you pay the dollar per 100 dollars insured, if shipped through FedEx Ground, you can get $100 plus the cost of shipping MAXIMUM! So be careful when you send expensive stuff.
Believe it or not, USPS actually will cover a claim. THe only claim I have ever gotten. It took well over 4 months though to resolve it, but they did, and I got every penny I insured it for.
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Rocester news updateWelcome » Information » News
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- Christmas 2015 (Added Mon 16 Nov 15)
- July 2015- Village News (Added Mon 13 Jul 15)
- Proposed development of land at Churnet Farm (Added Tue 14 Apr 15)
- New School Development - Rocester (Added Mon 13 Apr 15)
- Rocester Annual Parish Meeting - 2015 (Added Mon 13 Apr 15)
- Best Kept Village Competition - 2015 (Added Mon 16 Mar 15)
- Rocester Village News - March 2015 (Added Mon 16 Mar 15)
- Rocester Village News (Added Tue 03 Mar 15)
- Rocester Village News - Jan 2015 (Added Sat 17 Jan 15)
- Christmas 2014 (Added Wed 05 Nov 14)
- Oct 2014- Village news (Added Wed 05 Nov 14)
- Rocester Village Hall (Added Tue 07 Oct 14)
- Parish Council Meeting -October 2014 (Added Tue 07 Oct 14)
- Rocester News - September 2014 (Added Fri 26 Sep 14)
- Rocester Village News - June 2014 (Added Sun 20 Jul 14)
- Rocester Village News - May 2014 (Added Sun 20 Jul 14)
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- Rocester and District Camera Club (Added Tue 20 Aug 13)
Christmas 2015
Christmas Lights Switch OnRocester Parish Council are pleased to announce that the Christmas Lights will be switched on, on Saturday, 5th December 2015 at 6pm.
Santa Claus will be there and there will also be a raffle.
July 2015- Village News
Village NewsRocester Parish Council
Traffic management in the village has been a perennial problem, and it will potentially become even more acute with the new school, expansion by the Academy and additional housing. The Parish Council is hoping to work with all the agencies to ensure that this seen as a whole village problem and not just a series of separate individual issues.
The Rocester and District Camera Club
Details of the Camera Club's exhibition at the Village Hall on Sunday August 23rd, will be appearing on posters soon. The new programme starts on Sept with a Show and Tell with photos taken this summer, followed on Sept 15th with a practical evening – Water Drop Photography led by John Heppel.
At the June meeting the Breakaways planned their future meeting programme and this was followed by the ever popular quiz. On July 6th the group are going for a meal at the Dapple Grey with the summer outing to Ironbridge on Aug 10th.The September meeting topic on the 7th is to be confirmed.
As yet there is still no further news on the Churnet House development but it is scheduled to go to the June planning committee. The removal of the tiles from the barn were presumably for safety reasons but leaving the barns without even temporary roofing will only result in even more deterioration.
In the meantime it was good to note the detail archaeological watching brief that was put forward for the development site behind the garage. Hopefully it is now being recognised how important Rocester's history and archaeology is not just locally but also county and country-wide.
A Roman cemetery has yet to be identified and these were usually situated near a road, so think twice if you come across bones in your garden, they might not be just old dog bones.
Rocester History Group
We held an informal meeting in June where we looked again at the Trentham family of the long demolished Rocester Hall. This topic was prompted by the recent publication of the book 'Uttoxeter during the Civil War' and a coincidental enquiry from an American who had come to Rocester Church in the hope of finding traces of her ancestors, an American branch of the Trenthams. We feel sure that there would have been elaborate monuments to the family but when they were destroyed or removed we do not know.
There are no meetings in July and August but on September 8th we are hoping to put on another presentation at JCB Club. but this has to be confirmed, when the topic will be Rocester during WW1, based on the research done for the WW1 weekend last summer.
Proposed development of land at Churnet Farm
Having made several formal representations both in writing and verbally to the Planning Committee, the Parish Council reconfirms its objections to the proposals.The Parish Council objections are set out in detail in an eleven page document which you can view here - Planning application response (68.5 Kb).
New School Development - Rocester
New School Development - RocesterA display of the design of the new school development to be built in Rocester will be available to view on Thursday, 16th April 2015 from 2.30pm to 6.00pm in Rocester Village Hall.
During the display there will be representatives from Stafforshire County Council, the Design Team and the Contractor present to answer any questions or queries you may have.
If you cannot attend, the current designs will be available to view 0n-line between 17th and 30th April at www.staffordshire.gov.uk/RocesterProject
Rocester Annual Parish Meeting - 2015
Rocester Annual Parish Meeting - 2015The Annual Parish Meeting for Rocester will take place at 7.30pm on Wednesday, 22nd April in the committee room at Rocester Village Hall. This meeting is for all local groups to attend and present their reports for the year.
All members of the parish are welcome.
Best Kept Village Competition - 2015
Best kept Village Competition 2015Rocester are pleased to announce they will be entering the Best Kept Village Competition again this year. Rocester won third place in the large village category last year. So hopefully this is something we can improve on this year.
Rocester Village News - March 2015
A summary of village news for Rocester
The Rocester and District Camera Club
The meeting on 7th April will be a show of slides by Alan Hartley APRS and on the 21st April there is an Open Competition. The talk on contemporary photography was well received and as usual the practical evenings provided plenty of useful information.
The Craftea Group continue every Monday afternoon to produce a wide range of items to sell and the Breakaways meet on the second Monday of the month 7.30 in the Church.
Individual and regular events continue at the Village Hall as well as the private bookings.
The Lent Lunches at the Church not only provide a warm welcome but also the most delicious homemade soup.
Churnet House Farm was withdrawn from last month's Planning Committee agenda so as yet we still have no final decision regarding the demolition of the Farmhouse.
The argument for retaining the old Farmhouse is that it forms an important part of the street scape and is one of the few remaining buildings which reflect Rocester's rural heritage. It is very disappointing that the building is deteriorating from lack of maintenance.
Rocester History Group
Consultation on the conservation area, which has now ended (though comments can be view on line}, was the topic for the last meeting. It highlighted once again how Rocester's historic past is not as widely known or appreciated as it deserves. This is partly due to the fact that although there has been quite a lot of documentation on the archaeological digs that have taken place these have only been published as rather academic reports. There certainly has been little published research on the post medieval period till the early 1800's.
The history group has been invited to JCB club possibly in May (full details to be confirmed) so hopefully we shall take this opportunity to share some of Rocester's remarkable past with a wider audience.
At the next meeting on April 14th we shall be looking at the agricultural economy of Rocester; as always everyone welcome.
Rocester Village News
A summary of local village news for March 2015
The Rocester and District Camera Club
Last month's competition was well supported and demonstrated the progress that members were making.
The meetings in March are on the 3rd a talk on contemporary photograph by Geoff Hicks and on the 17tth a practical evening on aspects of printing. As always visitors are always welcome.
The Craftea group
Members are busy making things to sell at the Spring Fling on Saturday March 28th as well as knitted daffodil brooches in support of the Marie Curie Cancer Care.
The Breakaways
Once again because of the limited heating in the church, rather than cancel the meeting the Breakaways met in the Red Lion for another enjoyable social evening. It is hoped to have an illustrated talk by a representative from the Rottweilers Rescue for the March meeting.
The decision on the Churnet House Farm planning application was yet again deferred at the last Planning committee meeting for while there was agreement over the actual development there wasn't agreement over the demolition of the farmhouse.
Conservation Area
It is the turn of Rocester to have its conservation area reviewed by ESBC and they have issued an appraisal document http://www.eaststaffsbc.gov.uk/system/files/filedepot/100/Rocester%20CAA.pdf and a consultation questionnaire which can be found at http://www.eaststaffsbc.gov.uk/content/conservation-area-appraisal-consultation-jan-2015. These are also available Uttoxeter Library.
It is proposed to extend our two conservation area mainly to include the rest of the High Street up to and including the Red Lion and to extend the area to include the edge of the Mill Race and thus West View which is a fine example of Mill Housing. The closing date for comments is Friday March 13th and a representative from ESBC will be attending the next Parish Council meeting to answer any questions.
Again it is important that individuals who have strong views about trying to preserve the character of the village should respond to this consultation, so if you need any help accessing the documents then please get in touch with myself or the Parish Clerk.
Rocester History Group
The February meeting was cancelled to allow members to attend the licensing for our new Vicar. We shall be back to normal for the March meeting on the 10th.
Kate Yorke
Rocester Village News - Jan 2015
Rocester Village NewsThe Festive Season
The switching on of the village Christmas tree lights was just the start of a variety of seasonal events held in the village throughout the festive period.
Pictures of the church's activities can be seen on Facebook, including the ever popular crib service on Christmas Eve and the annual pantomime trip.
On New Year's Eve Rocester welcomed in the New Year with a Family Party at the Football Club and at the Red Lion the pub was transformed for their black tie event, a New Year's Eve Ball.
Rocester Local History Group
As stated in the last magazine the history group were investigating the building of the now demolished Rookery. We have now been in contact with the Norwich Historical Buildings Society who were unaware that the firm Boulton and Paul also built large one off buildings. The firm was well known for smaller buildings, especially those known as 'tin tabernacles'. Another of their large buildings has now been identified – an old sanatorium in Norwich – and the group hope they will be able to identify and research other such buildings.
The Rocester group continues to meet monthly for informal discussions at my house and the next meeting will be February 10th.
The Rocester and District Camera Club
The calendars have proved to be a sell out with many being sent all over the world. The Christmas Social was hosted by two of the members and on the Saturday before Christmas some of the members met up to sample and photo the Victorian Market in Leek.
The first meeting of the New Year was discussing the comments outside judges had made about the completion entries. The first meeting on February 3rd is a competition ''Scapes' and then on Feb 17th there will be a practical session on layers.
The Breakaways
The January meeting was changed to a social at The Red Lion to avoid any disruption caused by the installation of the new heating system at the church. This gave everyone the chance to have a good chat and proved to be a very enjoyable evening. Next meeting to be confirmed.
The Craftea Group
The group had a proper Christmas party with quizzes and games followed by a fantastic tea on the Monday before Christmas. They too have also been on the move because of the heating work with a trip to 'Knitting for Peace' at Greatgate and the following week, a visit to Betty's in Ashbourne.
The Churnet House Farm planning application for up to 90 houses and some small scale commercial units finally came before the Planning Committee in December after nearly 2 years. However a decision was postponed but it is on the agenda for the January meeting.
Rocester News is also put on the village website so if any other local groups, and there are quite a few, would like to be included, then please let me have your news.
Kate Yorke
Christmas 2014
Christmas Lights Switch OnCould you please note that the Christmas Lights will be switched on, on Saturday, 29th November 2014 at 6pm outside the Red Lion Public House and not the 6th December as published in the Parish magazine.
Oct 2014- Village news
Rocester Village News
Village Hall
At the Parish Council's meeting last month to discuss the running of the village hall it was decided to investigate options for having a smaller management team to deal with the everyday running and maintenance. To ensure that the building remains an asset for the use of all villagers it was still felt that it was important to have representation from all village organisations even if they rarely used the hall. It would only be necessary to hold a few fund raising events a year, and as has been proved in the past Rocester is very good at putting on events.
The Village Christmas Tree Lights switch on is being planned for Sat 29th November.
Rocester Local History Group
We had a change of plan for our October meeting. On our regular meeting night there was a talk at the Staffordshire Records Office on Manorial Documents which I attended so the meeting was postponed till the following week. These documents can provide a wealth of information for local historians but so far very few have survived for Rocester.
Also I came across a recently published document Rocester EUS Report on the SCC website which not only identifies areas of historical interest in the village but also assesses their importance to the character and landscape of the local environment. In doing so the document gives a good account of the development of the village from Pre Roman times to the present day and is well worth looking at. This document formed the topic for discussion at the last meeting.
The WW1 information boards will be on display again in the Church for the Remembrance Day Service
The Rocester and District Camera Club
The Camera club are selling another calendar and this year the photos are all of Rocester. These will be on sale soon.
Following the practical evening on using a flash gun for portraiture, Nov 4th is a presentation of digital images from a photographic competition and on Nov 18th there will be a talk by Clive Rowley on monochrome photography.
The October meeting was a talk and film show about Old Movies and the November topic is to be confirmed.
Congratulations to everyone involved in the Church's Autumn Bash. Not only was it an enjoyable afternoon with plenty of people finding bargains on the stalls or enjoying tea and cake, but over £1000 was raised.
Rocester Village Hall
RVH Management CommitteeIf you are a regular user of Rocester Village Hall and would be interested in helping on the Management Committee please come along to a meeting to discuss this at Rocester Village Hall on Monday, 13th October at 7pm.
Parish Council Meeting -October 2014
Parish Council Meeting -October 2014Could you please note that there will be no Public Participation at the next Parish Council Meeting which is to be held on Monday, 13th October. This is because of a meeting that is taking place before the council meeting about the Village Hall.
Rocester News - September 2014
Rocester Village News for September 2014
Village Hall
As reported last month the Village Hall has its regular users which cover the everyday running costs. However this regular income is not sufficient to cover the costs of further improvements.
There is money available but to access it, as with all public funding, there has to be a recognised committee.
To try and resolve this problem the Parish Council have called an open meeting at 7pm prior to the next council meeting on Monday October 13th. It is very important that all hall users and that includes the parents of all the children who attend the various activities in the hall, come to the meeting.
Rocester Local History Group
As our numbers remain the same despite recent publicity we shall continue to hold meetings at my house which also enables us to access the internet if necessary, but anyone is welcome to join us. We are still gathering WW1 information but for the next meeting October 14th we shall focus on Health Provision.
Ellastone managed to compile a very interesting booklet on their WW1 Convalescence Hospital from copies of their Parish Magazine. Rocester was also producing a Parish Magazine but it appears that no one thought to save these for the County Records. May be somewhere tucked away in someone's attic there still are some copies remaining.
The Rocester and District Camera Club
The next meeting Oct 7th is a talk on Architectural photography and on the 21st Oct it is a practical evening on portraiture using one flashgun. The group is also hoping, at the beginning of October, to have a trip to photograph Leek.
The September meeting was a Quiz and the topic for the next meeting is to be confirmed.
Rocester Village News - June 2014
Rocester Village News for June 2014
The deadline for submitting comments re the proposed housing development on Ashbourne Road will have long pasted when you read this, suffice to say that the proposal is outside of the village development boundary and well exceeds the new Local Plan's original housing allocation for the village.
Rocester Local History Group
Much of the last meeting was spent discussing the historical background to the Ashbourne Rd development site and the reasons why the road regularly floods during periods of heavy rain – there used to be a large pond in the field which was just filled in!
Research for the WW1 Remembrance Weekend August 9th and 10th 10 - 4 continues with more people coming forward with information and links being made across the world. As well as the displays there will be refreshments available throughout the day with profits going to Help4Heroes, and the weekend will end with a special service at 4pm.
The group will now be taking a summer break and meetings will resume in September.
The heavy drilling equipment seen recently at the end of the allotments was not Rocester embarking on 'fracking' but to drill for a sustainable water supply for the allotments.
The Breakaways
A most informative and entertaining talk was given to the group by a retired Registrar from the Staffordshire Moorlands. We were given the background to the Registry Service and this was liberally illustrated with anecdotes from her own experiences and research. The July meeting will be a meal at the Dapple Grey.
The Rocester and District Camera Club
The Camera Club are also taking their summer break but meetings will resume again on September 2nd with a Show and Tell of summer photos followed on 16th Sept when they will be choosing photos for the clubs calendar. The programme for 2014/15 is now available on the club's website.
Kate Yorke
Rocester Village News - May 2014
Village News
I make no apologies for seemingly too often to repeat information about regular village groups and activities but may times today there is an assumption that everyone knows about them, but there is always someone new to the area that doesn't.
Don't forget also that it is free to list local events on the village website www.Rocester.net.
So here is the latest news on those regular groups as always.
Village Hall
Although at the AGM no additional people stepped forward to join the remaining members of the previous committee, the village hall is still able to remain open for existing bookings and is available for hire. This is due to the fact that the previous committee has left the Village Hall in a stable financial position, but ultimately any village hall needs to hold fund raising events. There could be a separate fund raising group which didn't have to be concerned with the day to day running of the hall.
St Michaels Church held their Afternoon Tea Party in the Village Hall early in May and this proved to be not only a very enjoyable occasion but also was a successful fund raising event.
The Breakaways
It is surprising how a simple game such as a Beetle Drive can cause such hilarity and fun, but that was how the Breakaways spent their May meeting.
In June there will be a speaker on Genealogy – Chasing paper skeletons.
Rocester Local History Group
The WW1 project has been successful in obtaining a grant from ESBC and also from Rocester Parish Council which will offset the costs involved in putting on the display in August.
The informal monthly meetings continue and there is always some new item from Rocester's past to discuss. Last month we were looking at extracts from the memoirs of Alex Bates, a manager at the Mill. All are welcome to attend.
The Rocester and District Camera Club
The last meeting was a competition on Flora and Fauna with a guest judge. There are now two categories in the competitions, one for the more experienced who submit prints and the other is for the less experienced and they can submit digital images. The AGM is on May 20th and then the new season will begin again in September.
Arts Festival
Although I was unable attend the Arts Festival at Ryecroft School I have heard that it was felt to be a successful first event by both organisers and participants.
Kate Yorke
Rocester Village News
Village News - April2014
Annual Parish Meeting
Reports from our County Council, Parish Council and main organisations in the village were all very positive.
• First Steps Preschool and The Dove First School both had a healthy number of pupils, and the Dove is now able to increase their teaching staff.
• The Village Hall will be holding their AGM on the 30th April, after the copy date for the magazine. Although some members of the committee will be stepping down, the next committee will inherit a healthy bank balance and set of accounts, as well as a substantially refurbished building.
• It is the county councils policy to support groups who wish to use the hall, thus helping to make the halls economically viable, so why not start a club or group and help keep our Village Hall thriving.
• Superfast Broadband is coming to Staffordshire. To find out when it is coming to Rocester visit http://www.superfaststaffordshire.co.uk and register an interest.
The Breakaways
Griffith's mill provided a brilliant evening last month. The topic for May's meeting is awaiting confirmation but in June the subject will be Genealogy. The venue and date of the summer outing will be finalised at the May meeting and at the moment Bury Market appears to be the favoured destination.
Rocester Local History Group
Continuing for a time with our informal meetings, the last one revealed yet more information regarding WW1.A document written by Bernard Atkins recoding many of the Rocester people and where they lived between 1903- 1914 also proved a good catalyst for reminiscing .
The Rocester and District Camera Club
Some members in April had an enjoyable day out photographing a historic car rally that was passing through the White Peak area.
The next meeting on May 6th is a competition on Flora and Fauna, and the last meeting of the season will be the AGM on May 20th. Don't forget that many of the completion entries can be viewed on the clubs website http://www.radcc.org.uk . The new season will begin again in September.
Kate Yorke
RocesterAnnual Parish Meeting
Date of meetingThe Rocester Annual Parish meeting will take place at Rocester Village Hall on Wednesday, 23rd April 2014.
Please come along to discuss what you would like to see in your village.
Rocester WW1 Commemorations
If you are related to or know of anyone on the list of names that are on the Rocester War Memorial. Could you please let us know any information you have about them, as we are gathering information during this year.
List of names from WW1 Rocester War Memorial
Ault John Edward
Ball William James
Basnett George Eli
Bennett Thomas Archie
Bentley Thomas
Botham John Henry
Brindley.George William
Clarke Albert
Cope Colin
Gilbert Richard Arthur
Harper George.
Harrison Arthur Edward
Henshaw John
Henshaw William Charles
Hirst John Henry William
Kemp John Wilfred
Richardson John
Swanwick Frederick
Wheelock John Thomas
Wood Graham
Rocester Village News- March 2014
An update of village news
This coming month see two important meetings for the village – The Annual Parish Meeting 28th April (tbc) and the Village Hall Committee AGM 30th April. Both these meetings are the opportunity for residents to have their say about community facilities. If people feel that these meetings are of no relevance to them then there is the danger that Rocester will just become a commuter village with little or no community life. So please do support the people who are trying to prevent this happening and at least come along to the meetings.
I hope many of you managed to see the outline plan of the proposed Ryecroft and Dove combined new school.
Best Kept Village
Once again Rocester is entering the Best Kept Village Competition and this year not only is there the usual children's poster completion, but also a poetry competition on the theme of Remembrance. The schools have been sent the details so please support your children if they wish to enter.
The Breakaways
It was the AGM in March and this was a well-supported meeting where members agree to increase the annual fee to £10, which is still excellent value, so that a wider range of speakers can be booked. In April Griffith's Mill, Sudbury who specialise in processing wool fleeces will be coming to talk about their work and an outing n the summer is being planned.
Rocester Local History Group
We had a most fascinating account not only of the process of research into the Chancel repair liabilities but also were able to look at the tithe map of 1850 and other local documents. A copy of the report is available for viewing in the Church.
Research into Rocester in WW1 continues and will be presented in a display in the Church over the weekend, August 9th and 10th. We are still trying to identify any living relatives of the men who died to invite them to the weekend. Also there will be a display of artefacts from that period so if you have anything you could lend us for the event please let us know.
The Rocester and District Camera Club
Last month some of the member went to a talk by Chris Packham in Buxton about both his photography and ecology. The following evening John Nash gave a very interesting talk on insect photography in the Village Hall.
The subjects for the coming meetings are April 1st Preparing work for competitions - demonstrations and practical; April 15th a talk by Robert Brittle about the journey from being an amateur to a professional photographer and May 6th Competition on Flora and Fauna. The Club programme and other information can be found on the Club website at www.radcc.org.uk. New members and visitors are always welcome.
Kate Yorke
Rocester Village Hall
A summary of the latest Rocester Village Hall news.
After a busy year ending with a very successful and entertaining Christmas Party 2014 is already gearing up to be a busy year for the Hall. Thursday 16th January sees Carol Bradbury coming to us with one of her very popular Tea Dances – if you would be interested in this type of activity in the future then please let us know. We also have a new group coming to the hall on Wednesday afternoons from 29th January – Ellie Mallinson will be running 'FITSTEPS' a new way exercise class created by Natalie Lowe and Ian Waite from BBC's Strictly Come Dancing – you don't need a partner or any dance experience, just be ready to have lots of fun and get fit at the same time. Contact Ellie on 07818 672265 for more details. Tuesday mornings see Alison continuing to run Pilates classes and she still has a few places left for details ring her on 591747. 'Romans Kick Boxing is as popular as ever each Tuesday evening and has sessions for both children and adults and the new Youth Group is growing in both popularity and has a widening range of activities – details for both of these can be seen in the hall. The Village Hall Management Committee is continuing with their planned improvements with the refurbishment of the toilets and committee room being the next projects o the agenda. They will also be organizing a Quiz Night in early March so get your teams together for a fun night. The committee continues to run the popular Grocery/Cash Bingo on Monday evenings (No Bingo on Wednesdays). A date for the AGM in will be announced soon if you are interested in seeing our Village Hall continuing to thrive and be a real village asset then why not consider getting involved you only need to give a few spare hours each month to make a real difference For further information ring: 07976 784439 or 07908 553613 for Bookings
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Rocester Village News
A summary of news from around the village.
The Village Hall
The Denstone College Swing Band proved again to be a great success with around £600 being raised for the Church and the Village Hall.
The next major event to be organised by the Village Hall Committee on 16th November is of course 'Rocester's Got Talent' which has proved so popular and successful in the past.
The hall is now being used regularly by local groups for their fund raising events
Parish Council
The new roundabout construction on the B5030 is due to start on the 11th Nov for 7 months. They are hoping to keep traffic flowing with the use of temporary traffic lights but this will inevitably mean delays so plan your journeys accordingly.
Christmas Celebrations
Rocester will be celebrating Christmas in style on December 7th starting with the Christmas Market at the Church between 10 and 4 followed by the switching on of the Christmas lights and finishing off with the Christmas Party at the Village Hall. Further details will be displayed throughout the village.
The Breakaways
At the next meeting on Monday November 11th 7.30 in the Church there will be an illustrated talk by members of the Local History Group, highlighting important people and events from Rocester's past.
Rocester Local History Group
At its October meeting it was decided that now was the time to change the format of the meetings. Over the last three and a half years we have been having a monthly illustrated topic which has always prompted a lot of reminiscing. It was decided that over the winter we should keep meeting monthly but it would be more informal and this would give the opportunity for more detailed research to be pursued from original sources.
The next meeting will be on November 12th 7.30 at my house, Yorke House, Dove Lane and as always anyone is welcome to come.
The Rocester and District Camera Club
The last meeting of the Camera Club was a practical session on table top still life photographs and it is the meeting on 5th November that will be about Storm Chasing with Chris Sargent. The 19th Nov is a completion with the theme October in England. Check the website for the latest information.
All the above groups welcome new members/ visitors.
Kate Yorke
Rocester Village News
Village News for August 2013
The village events and celebrations held in July were well supported and a great success all round.
Community participation has continued throughout the summer especially at the Village Hall. Work parties of people from all our community groups prepared the premises so contractors could make a swift start on the first phase of the renovation- renewing the heating. lighting and electrics, as well as installing a new ceiling. However a significant amount of the rest of the refurbishment in this first phase has been done by volunteers. The hall has had to be closed while the main work is done and work parties will again be needed to get it ready to reopen.
The cycle event refreshment stop will still take place on September 1st even though the hall will not have reopened fully.
Sponsorship of chairs for the Village hall continues to be sort from either individuals or groups.
The Craftea Club at the Church has continued meeting throughout the summer and the range of craft skills being done continues to grow. There will be a demonstration of patchwork and quilting at the meeting on September 2nd.
A meal out was arranged for the August meeting of the Breakaways and the next meeting on September 9th will now be at the Church , topic to be confirmed, and not an outing.
The Local History Group meet will September 10th at the Village Hall where we will be following up work done on the school records during the summer break. Having recently reorganised my information about the Mill I realised how few memories and recollections of the people who worked there are recorded. It is these anecdotes that bring local history alive and it is something that needs addressing.
The Rocester and District Camera Club start their new season again in September and will be meeting fortnightly on the first and third Tuesday's of the month. The topic for the meeting on September 3rd is 'Show and Tell – Summer photos and on the 17th Basic Photo Manipulation. More details can be found on the club website http://www.radcc.org.uk
Changes Health and Well Being
Free Mutual Support Meeting
Every Monday
Time: 10.30 – 12.30 pm
The Children's Centre High Street, Rocester
For adults in mental distress, where you can meet with people with similar issues, and
receive the guidance and support necessary to recover and manage
your mental health.
So please come along and join our friendly and enjoyable
meeting (no need to book a place)
FREE Refreshments available
For more information please contact: Lisa/Sharon
Tel: 01889 567 436
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Dates of meetingsROCESTER AND DISTRICT CAMERA CLUB
Indoor meetings will start again on 3rd September in The Red Lion Inn, Rocester.
The club meets at 8.00pm on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday each month from September to May. All levels of experience are welcome.
The programme of meetings is available on the club web-site: www.radcc.org.uk
Membership is £25 per annum, under 18's £12.50. Visitors £3 per meeting.


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|1st millennium
|9th century – 10th century – 11th century
|960s 970s 980s – 990s – 1000s 1010s 1020s
|990 991 992 993 994 995 996 997 998 999
|Births – Deaths – By country
Establishments – Disestablishments
This is a list of events occurring in the 990s, ordered by year.
By place[edit]
- Construction of the Al-Hakim Mosque begins in Cairo.
By topic[edit]
- The Pax Ecclesiae, an edict by the church in southern France attempting to outlaw acts of war against non-combatants and the clergy, is promulgated.
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- Bakjur tries to capture Aleppo, but is defeated, captured and executed by the Hamdanid emir Sa'd al-Dawla with Byzantine assistance.
- August 10 – Battle of Maldon: The Anglo-Saxons are defeated by Viking invaders led by Olaf Tryggvason, later Olaf I of Norway.
- Sweyn I of Denmark recovers his throne.
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- The Ghana Empire captures the Berber town of Awdaghost.
- Boleslaus I becomes Duke of Poland.
- Battle of Conquereuil: Fulk Nerra defeats Conan I of Rennes, who is killed in the battle.
- Viking settlers establish a mint in Dublin to produce silver pennies.
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- July 4 – Saint Ulrich of Augsburg is canonized.
- An increase in carbon-14 concentration recorded in tree rings suggests that a strong solar storm may have hit the earth in either 993 or 994.
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- Sweyn Forkbeard marries Sigrid the Haughty.
- Otto III reaches his majority and begins to rule Germany in his own right.
- Aethelred II pays £16,000 of Danegeld to Olaf Trygvasson.
Middle East[edit]
- September 15 – Battle of the Orontes: Fatimid victory over a Byzantine army led by Michael Bourtzes
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- An increase in carbon-14 concentration recorded in tree rings suggests that a strong solar storm may have hit the earth in either 993 or 994.
By place[edit]
- Upon the death of Eric the Victorious, he is succeeded by his son Olof Skötkonung as the first baptized king of Sweden.
- Basil II lifts the siege of Aleppo by mounting his entire army and transferring it across Anatolia in sixteen days.
- Constantine III becomes king of Scotland.
- Boleslaus II of Bohemia massacres the Slavnik's dynasty at Libice.
- Olaf Tryggvason is crowned king of Norway and builds the country's first church.
- Aldhun, Bishop of Lindisfarne, moves his episcopal see from Chester-le-Street to Durham in England, to which the remains of Saint Cuthbert (d. 687) are translated.
- The Liao Dynasty sends a patent of investiture to the new Goryeo king.
By place[edit]
- March or April – Pope John XV dies before being able to crown Otto III, King of Germany as Holy Roman Emperor. Otto resides in Pavia while waiting for the election of the next Pope.
- May 21 – Sixteen-year-old Otto III is crowned Holy Roman Emperor by his cousin Pope Gregory V.
- October 24 – Hugh Capet, King of France dies and is succeeded by his son Robert II of France.
- November 1 – Emperor Otto III issues a deed to Gottschalk, Bishop of Freising, which is the oldest known document using the name Ostarrîchi (Austria in Old High German).
- In a continuing effort to expend northward, the de facto ruler of al-Andalus, al-Mansur captures the city of Astorga.
- In the duchy of Normandy, peasant revolt against the Scandinavian aristocracy.[1]
- Al-Aziz Billah, fifth Fatimid Caliph in Egypt, dies and is succeeded by his son Al-Hakim bi-Amr Allah.
- The Niujie Mosque is constructed in Beijing.
- The citizens of Tyre rise up in revolt against the Fatimid Caliphate.
By topic[edit]
- May 3 – Pope Gregory V succeeds Pope John XV as the 138th pope. He was 24-year-old Bruno of Carinthia, grandson of Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor and first cousin of Otto III. He is the first German Pope.
By place[edit]
- First documented reference to the City of Gdańsk.
- Saint Adalbert of Prague is sent to Prussia by Boleslaus I of Poland.
- Samuil of Bulgaria is crowned Tsar by Pope Gregory V.
- Trondheim, Norway is founded by the king Olav Tryggvason. This will function as the main city and capital of Norway, until Bergen is founded in 1070.
- In Spain, the muslim de facto ruler of al-Andalus, al-Mansur, with the support of the Christians Portuguese knights, sacks one of Christendom's holiest sites of pilgrimage, Santiago de Compostella. On their way they sack the cities of Zamora and Leon.
- In Southern Italy, rebellion of against the Byzantine rule led by Smaragdos and Peter.[2]
By place[edit]
- Otto III retakes the city of Rome and reinstates his cousin, Pope Gregory V, after mutilating and blinding his rival, Antipope John XVI.
- St. Volodimir of Rus founds (or, according to some documents, gives his name to) the city of Volodimir of Wolyn, future capital of the kingdom of Ruthenia Minor (Halych-Wolyn Rus)
- Mahmud of Ghazni wins the Battle of Ghazni and succeeds as the Amir of Ghazni.
- June – Tyre is stormed by the forces of the Fatimid Caliphate, ending a two-year rebellion of its citizens.
- 19 July – The Fatimid army under Jaysh ibn Samsama defeats and kills the Byzantine general Damian Dalassenos at the Battle of Apamea.
By topic[edit]
- A Benedictine abbey is founded at Sherborne.
- St. Volodimir, Prince of Kiev Rus (modern Ukraine, Russia and Belarus), baptizes his country
By place[edit]
- The Samanid Dynasty ends with the invasion of the Karakhanids from north of the river Syr-Darya
By topic[edit]
- April 2 – Gerbert of Aurillac becomes Pope Silvester II and succeeds Pope Gregory V as the 139th pope
- Sigmundur Brestisson introduces Christianity in the Faroe Islands
- Christianity is adopted in Iceland
Significant people[edit]
- ^ Arnoux, Mathieu; Christophe Maneuvrier (2003). "Le pays normand. Paysages et peuplement (IXe-XIIIe siècles)". Tabularia.
- ^ France, John (1991). "The occasion of the coming of the Normans to southern Italy". Journal of Medieval History 17 (1): 183–203. doi:10.1016/0304-4181(91)90033-H.


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Call and make sure they cultured your urine and know what exactly is growing. I just finished up my FIFTH different antibiotic to clear up my bad bladder infection that spread to my kidneys.. The dumb asses didnt bother culturing it and found out that it was drug resistant to everything they had put me on. I had a kidney stent so was more prone to infections anyways. Started with macrobid then went to septra then keflex then hospitalized and given rocephen shots and finally they cultrured it and realized i needed penicillin. Yesterday they checked and it was finally gone after almost 6 weeks..
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karieG127 · Original Poster
Posted 01/27/2014
Oh my goodness! I'm so sorry! Well as an update I was fine for a week, then went back Monday the 13th after having that horrible kidney pain again! Since Sunday and it was I mean the WORST pain I've ever had in my life! Worse than labor so I diagnosed myself with kidney stones went to my doc Monday morning (before the ER) and told her about the pain and that I suspected kidney stones, and she brushed it off saying it's probably left over infection, so she prescribed me Norco for pain and keflex for antibiotics... By 2pm that afternoon I was screaming and sobbing my eyes out, but I was home with my daughter and at my hospital children aren't allowed in the maternity ward, so I had to stick it out till 4:30 when my SO got home and drove me. They did 3 ultra sounds and I had a surgery consult, had an IV and was NPO for 3 days. As far as pain meds they kept me on Norco for as long as they could before I started having violent puking, then switched me to fentynol which did NOTHING and finally morphine through an IV that took the edge off but was nothing like when they gave it to me inter miscularly, so I requested they give it to me inter muscularly again and they refused until my last night. They finally gave in and it took my pain away completely and permanently!!! But after 3 days they never found out what it was, they found nothing in my ultrasounds, only slightly elevated white blood cell count, and absolutely no explanation. I've never experienced anything like that pain, I felt like I was going to die! I was terrified every time my pain pills/meds would wear off cuz I knew the pain would be back. Sorry for the long rant it was just awful!!