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Backbenchers must resist Gordon Brown's proposals to emasculate them
It's downright degrading, this determination by our elected representatives to hand away what's left of their powers. Several good ideas have been proposed in response to the expenses scandal: open primaries, recall votes, referendums, appointment powers for select committees, weaker Whips, stronger backbenchers. I could hardly fail to approve: David Cameron – or rather, Steve Hilton – has lifted them more or less tout entier from The Plan.
But two terrible ideas are likelier than any of the above to be adopted. First, that MPs should be regulated by an external quango; and second, that there is something wrong with the idea of an MP having outside interests. I deal with the first of those propositions here. As for the second, let me quote from Paul Goodman's superb speech in the Commons yesterday. Paul, of all people, has earned the right to be heard on this subject.
"It is evident that there are two conflicting ideas of what an MP is. The first is that we are elected representatives—citizen legislators who are free to earn outside this place. The second is that we are professional politicians funded exclusively by the taxpayer and therefore members of a political class, distinct and thus separate from those whom we represent. Elected representatives must, almost by definition, represent a multiplicity of interests—the interests of capital, the interests of labour, and so on. Under our present constitutional arrangements and cultural conditions, however, most professional politicians will, I am afraid, ultimately represent only one interest—namely, that of the Executive whom they wish to serve as members, or that of the Executive-to-be. So, the movement in recent years from the MP as elected representative to the MP as professional politician—first under John Major and Nolan, then under Tony Blair and Nolan's successors—suits the Executive very nicely. It is no wonder that, by means of the Bill, the ceiling that has for years been descending on private interests will be ratcheted down still further."
It's worth taking a look at the whole debate. There are outstanding contributions from Sir George Young, David Heathcoat Amory, Frank Field and John Redwood. Indeed, it seems a division is opening up between the party leaderships, who all formally back this wretched proposal, and their backbenchers. Whenever this happens, it's clear whose side the rest of us should be on.
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News for Sunday, October 10, 2010
Thompson wins Senior PGA Pro title
Robert Thompson won the Senior PGA Professional National Championship on Sunday, shooting a 1-under 71 for a two-stroke victory over James Blair and Mark Faulkner on the Toscana Country Club's Jack Nicklaus Signature South Course.
New Callaway woods surface at McGladrey
A few weeks ago, Graeme McDowell tweeted about the new Callaway Diablo Octane Tour driver when he made an appearance at the Callaway National Sales Meeting. Now the club has started to show up in bags on the PGA Tour. Matt Kuchar, who is not a Callaway paid ambassador, carried the fairway wood in his bag at the Tour Championship.
Gardiner wins Chattanooga Classic in playoff
Australia's Scott Gardiner won the Chattanooga Classic on Sunday for his first Nationwide Tour title, beating Joe Affrunti with a birdie on the fourth hole of a playoff.
Spieth, Kim out front at AJGA Ping Invite
Spieth, Kim lead Ping
Jordan Spieth is closing in on his first significant junior title in more than a year, and Kyung Kim maintained her lead Sunday in the AJGA Ping Invitational at Karsten Creek.
Late rally helps Hull capture Navistar LPGA
Katherine Hull rallied to win the Navistar LPGA Classic on Sunday for her second career LPGA victory. Brittany Lincicome was a shot back.
Molina claims glory in home country at YPF Classic
MENDOZA, Argentina – Making only two bogeys all week and carding four rounds in the 60's – 67-69-68-68 – Mauricio Molina of Argentina comfortably took a three-stroke victory Sunday at the YPF Classic. The tournament was co-sanctioned by the Tour de las Americas and the TPG Tour of Argentina at the Golf Club Andino.
Slocum hangs on for McGladrey Classic win
Slocum wins at Sea Island
Heath Slocum won the McGladrey Classic on Sunday by knocking in a 60-foot birdie putt on No. 16 just as his challengers were fading away.
5 Things: Davies, 47, still dominating LET
Veteran Englishwoman Laura Davies is making a concerted effort to win the Ladies European Tour's Order of Merit for the eighth time.
Lady Vols win 2nd straight Mercedes-Benz
Tennessee wins home event
Tennessee is proving to be a tough team to knock off on home soil. The Lady Vols won their own Mercedes-Benz Championship Sunday for the second straight year, beating Arkansas by 20 shots.
Georgia holds off Augusta St., wins Brickyard
Georgia wins at Brickyard
Led by Russell Henley, Georgia held off NCAA champion Augusta State to win the Brickyard Collegiate on Oct. 10. Steve Harmon reports.
Kaymer notches third straight victory
Lee Westwood will claim world No. 1 soon, but it's Martin Kaymer who is the globe's most dominate player.
Alabama women run away with Tar Heel title
Alabama wins Tar Heel
Alabama never gave the field a chance Oct. 10 at the Tar Heel Invitational, completing a wire-to-wire victory for its second team title of the season.
O'Meara wins playoff for 1st Champions title
O'Meara wins Sr. Players
Mark O'Meara earned his first Champions Tour title Sunday at the Senior Players after nine runner-up finishes on the over-50 tour.
Ahn outduels compatriot Park in playoff
Ahn Sun-ju outgunned fellow Korean Park Inbee Sunday to capture the 100 million yen (about US $1.15 million) Sankyo Ladies Open title in a playoff.
Yokota tops Ishikawa in Canon Open
Unheralded Shinichi Yokota ended a 13-year victory drought Sunday, pulling off an upset win in the Canon Open. Holding off the challenge of Japan Golf Tour money leader Ryo Ishikawa, the 38-year-old Yokota surprised himself by emerging triumphant at the Totsuka Country Club.
Masters date set for Asian Amateur winner Matsuyama
Japanese teenager Hideki Matsuyama was walking tall after scoring an emphatic victory Sunday in the second Asian Amateur Championship.
Cayeux hopeful of resuming career after deadly crash
Marc Cayeux's injuries from a horrific car accident last month hasn't deterred his passion to play on tour. The nine-time Sunshine Tour winner is still hoping to resume his playing career next February.
Kaymer undecided on PGA Tour membership
Germany's Martin Kaymer says he has not decided whether to join the PGA Tour next year.
Home sweet home
After a disappointing season on the U.S. PGA Tour, Y.E. Yang is finding comfort on the OneAsia Tour. Down 10 shots overnight, the South Korean won his second title of the year after carding 66 Sunday in the Kolon Korea Open.
Kim (No. 144, 2011) commits to Oregon State
has given a verbal commitment to Oregon State.
Scott Kim has given a verbal commitment to play college golf at Oregon State. Kim decided on Oregon State after considering Washington, Gonzaga and Idaho.
Westwood to claim world No. 1 on Oct. 31
Lee Westwood is set to replace Tiger Woods at the top of the rankings Oct. 31 after saying Sunday he does not expect to play again until November because of an ankle injury.
Kaymer wins Dunhill Links, 3rd straight event
Kaymer wins third straight
After winning this year's PGA Championship, Martin Kaymer won his third straight stroke-play event Sunday at St. Andrews.
Matsuyama wins Asian Am, spot in Masters
Matsuyama wins Asian Am
Hideki Matsuyama secured his spot at Augusta National next year with a 5-shot win at the Asian Amateur Championship at Kasumigaseki Country Club in Japan.
Yang stages comeback to win Korea Open
Y.E. Yang, the 2009 PGA champion, shot a 5-under 66 on Sunday to complete a stunning comeback and win the Korea Open.


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Rockies fans will be seeing a lot of Eric Young, the senior and junior version, in 2011.
The elder Young, an original Rockie who spent five seasons with the club, has been named the new first base coach for the Arizona Diamondbacks.
His son broke the news via Twitter this morning.
"It's official. My pops is the new 1st base coach for the Arizona Diamondbacks! God has really blessed our family!" tweeted Eric Young, Jr., the Rockies' current second baseman.
The elder Young, 43, spent 15 seasons in the majors, playing for nine different teams. He hit .283 with 1,731 hits and 465 stolen bases. He remains the Rockies' all-time career stolen base leader with 180.
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I would vote for you, Derpy. If Equestria was a democracy. XD
I didn't see that one up there, but I did see a post from my ask twiceratops tumblr. You should really be posting links to the originals for all the art you post there. Thank you.
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You did a great job here especially at her dress. It includes all the details which represent her (like the bubbles from her cutie mark).
I actually think if there would be seven elements of harmony Derpy could be the seven and I'm pretty sure it would be the element of "charity". Or even (as you said) the element of MUFFINS
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Visit the Pilsen Historical Underground, which is an inseparable part of the history and present day of the town of Pilsen.
We will take you through a labyrinth of passageways, cellars and wells built below Pilsen as early as from the 14th Century.
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- The length of the tour is around 50 minutes.
- The tour is possible only with a guide and the group can be no larger than 20 persons.
- On the tour you can borrow an audio guide offered in Czech, English, German, Russian, French and Dutch.
- Times of tours are constantly updated according to visitor interest. We recommend you check these times before visiting.
- We recommend visitors wear warm clothing at any time of the year as the temperature underground stays around +6 °C.
- Parking is offered for free on the premises of the Pilsner Urquell brewery (around 10 min. on foot) or for a fee in the Na Rychtářce car park (2 mins' walk).
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Until the end of 2015, The Pilsen Historical Underground will be lit up with the Lights of the deep.
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The Austin Astronomical Society seeks to encourage creativity and discovery in its members and in the individuals they encounter through their various functions and events. An observing session is incomplete without a telescope and what better way to express originality and ingenuity then through the design and execution of homemade apparatus. On display you will find various examples of homegrown telescopic devices and the creators will be available to answer any questions you might have about their creations. To take part in observations of your own join members for some hands on make it yourself astronomical craftwork including building your own planisphere, creating your own constellation cards and constructing your own solar system mobile.
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News for Monday, October 12, 2009
Y.E. Yang among Timberlake's top 10 golfers
with Reason No. 53 Y.E. Yang has hit the mainstream: A shout-out from Justin Timberlake on 'The Jay Leno Show.'
Reason No. 53 Y.E. Yang has hit the mainstream.
PODCAST: Previewing Nike's new driver
Square drivers were used by two major champions in 2009 – Lucas Glover and Stewart Cink. Now, Nike has unveiled the SQ Mach Speed, which is being used now by Paul Casey and Justin Leonard, and will be available in retail stores in March 2010. James Achenbach offers a preview.
Final thoughts from the U.S. Mid-Amateur
delivers some final thoughts from the U.S. Mid-Amateur.
Some final thoughts from the U.S. Mid-Amateur.
Pros test new Nike drivers
Pros test new Nike drivers
It's hard for Nike Golf to keep a secret about 2010 driver introductions when Paul Casey is posting several pictures on Twitter.com and Justin Leonard is calling one of the drivers "my new secret weapon." Enter the 460cc SQ Mach Speed.
Player of the Week: Rachel Morris
Rachel Morris, of Carlsbad, Calif., shot 4-over 220 (74-75-71) at Karsten Creek Golf Club in Stillwater, Okla., and won the AJGA Ping Invitational in a playoff against Victoria Tanco.
Player of the Week: Emiliano Grillo
Emiliano Grillo, of Bradenton, Fla., shot 1-under 215 (69-70-76) at Karsten Creek Golf Club in Stillwater, Okla., to win the AJGA Ping Invitational by three shots.
Grillo goes wire-to-wire at Ping
Argentine wins by three
What happens when Emiliano Grillo's putter gets hot? He wins. Exhibit A: This weekend's Ping Invitational, where Grillo won by three shots despite a tough final-round.
Reed helps Augusta State flourish
thinks that with Patrick Reed in the lineup, Augusta State should make some noise this season.
Augusta State was expected to be a team that would make some noise this year. Golfweek tabbed the Jaguars No. 8 in its preseason rankings.
Morris beats Tanco to win Ping Invitational
Morris wins Ping Invitational
A sudden-death playoff with one of the best juniors in the country? Rachel Morris welcomed the challenge with open arms, then walked away with the Ping Invitational trophy.
New mom Annika loving life away from golf
At 6 weeks old, Ava Madelyn McGee is already showing a stubborn streak – just like her mom. Annika Sorenstam isn't too surprised at the personality her daughter is developing. Her own tenacity drove the golfer to 72 LPGA wins, including 10 majors.
Winner's Circle: Oct. 5-11, 2009
See what the winners had in their bags this week.
Golfweek's Best deals: New Mexico
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New Mexico is called the "Land of Enchantment" because of its landscape, but even more enchanting is the cost of golf at courses that have earned state and national acclaim.
Lamitie, Élevée deliver right fit
Élevée Golf
Élevée Golf's custom-made slacks have been worn by more than 200 Tour pros who – get this! – pay for them. Retail, no less! Who's responsible for Élevée's rise? Rickey Lamitie.
Primland's goals match its sky-high vistas
The Lodge at Primland
The new Lodge at Primland, located at one of the highest points on a 12,000-acre property in Meadows of Dan, Va., is mixing small-town appeal with five-diamond aspirations.
Augusta St. wins rain-shortened Brickyard
Augusta State wins Brickyard
Led by sophomore Taylor Floyd, Augusta State completed a 13-shot victory at the Brickyard Collegiate. The event was shortened to 36 holes due to rain.
Dates for 2010 Ping/Golfweek Preview set
Dates for the 2010 Ping/Golfweek Preview have been set.
TCU's de Beer co-leader at The Prestige
Competition is tight among the TCU men's team for spots in the lineup. Johan de Beer, winner of last year's Prestige, didn't make the starting five for this year's event, but is playing PGA West as an individual. The South African loves playing at PGA West, no matter the course.
You want AK on your team
on why you want Anthony Kim on your team, no matter what.
Say what you want about Anthony Kim, which many have done, including the most recent comments from Australia's Robert Allenby following this past week's President's Cup.
Three tournaments battle weather woes
explains that there's a storm cloud following men's golf today.
Weather is having a big impact on college golf today.
Monday Scramble: What a week for No. 23
Monday Scramble
Looks like Michael Jordan had fun this week at the Presidents Cup, eh? The Monday Scramble has some exclusive photos from MJ's week in the golf spotlight.
Wildman Q&A: Tulsa women's coach Randy Keck
Randy Keck, in his third year at Tulsa, is trying to get his Golden Hurricane squad mentioned among the nation's elite. He won a national championship coaching Redlands Community College in Oklahoma and now hopes to do the same for Tulsa.
Team of the Week: Michigan State
The Spartans finished the 54-hole Tar Heel Invitational with a school-record 4-under 860 total – 12 shots better than runner-up Auburn.
Player of the Week: Dustin Garza, Wichita State
The Shockers senior, who won the UTA Waterchase Invitational earlier this season, claimed medalist honors at the Wolf Pack Classic with of 67-67-71 for an 11-under 205 total.
Player of the Week: Sara-Maude Juneau, Louisville
The Cardinals junior posted rounds of 70-68-68 for a 10-under 206 total to win the Tar Heel Invitational.
Monty takes note of Woods' perfection
European Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie believes Tiger Woods' perfect performance in the Presidents Cup will make his own team's task harder at the Ryder Cup.
How good are the Michigan State women?
wonders how good the Michigan State women's team can be this season.
I was pretty sure that Michigan State's dominating performance Sunday at the Tar Heel Invitational could be chalked up as the program's biggest regular-season victory. Spartan coach Stacy Slobodnik-Stoll confirmed my thoughts on her way home from North Carolina.
Allenby rips Kim as U.S.'s 'loosest cannon'
Allenby: Kim is a loose cannon
Robert Allenby called Anthony Kim golf's "current John Daly" Sunday after the Presidents Cup, saying friends saw Kim "sideways" at 4 a.m. Sunday. Kim said reports were "absolutely false."


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The group of Prof. Sanju Gupta is an experimental condensed-matter (nano)materials physics group with satellites projects in experimental biophysics. The leading activities comprised of multifunctional and hybrid nanomaterials and nancomposites consisting of advanced carbons (Cs), conducting polymers (CPs), transition metal oxides (TMO) and nanoSi (nSi) for a range of energy and bio-related technologies including electrochemical energy storage and conversion devices and nano-biocatalytic interfaces motivated by the demand for improved or entirely new functional materials. Graphene, the 2D system notoriously hard-to-handle nanomaterial that could turn out to be the material of the new millennium, holds great promise to the point where the material itself and their derivatives could, in the future, help to drive down the economy of electrochemical energy storage devices as potential electrochemical electrodes for super-/ultracapacitors, among others. Our current research involves synthesis, processing, characterization, and application of novel advanced multifunction carbon materials and nanocomposites, for emerging nanotechnologies specifically, alternative energy devices and nano-bio interactions. We are planning to investigate the dynamical electrochemical processes at the solid/liquid interface by inelastic light scattering to probe their surface/interface charge transfer dynamics and to gain an insight into the associated structural changes as well as fine tuning the energy gap and continue to explore other characterization tools such as scanning electrochemical microscopy at micro- and nanoscale. A major focus of our research would be on improving the performance of electrochemical electrodes by design and synthesis of novel strategies for advanced graphene-based hybrid systems and advanced characterization. We are also studying carbon nanotubes, in their combination with graphene-based materials, and ultra dispersed nanodiamond forming three-dimensional hybrid networks as novel multifunctional materials and their radiation resilience. In regard to the former, other works include electrochemical synthesis via anodic oxidation and characterization of conducting polymer nanostructures relevant to forming nanocomposites with graphene derivatives such as graphene oxide and carbon nanotubes. Raman spectroscopy of van der Waals solids built from 2D layers of dichalcogenides (MoS2, WS2), h-BN forming heterostructures and superlattices with graphene is studied to develop new electronic devices (and photovoltaics targeted their photophysical properties). Our research involves science and engineering aspects of many novel advanced low-dimensional carbons and analogues. To achieve above mentioned goals, we use a range of analytical characterization techniques (SEM, XRD, RS, AFM, HRTEM, I-V, and Electrochemical), either in-house or through external collaboration, to probe their surface as well as average bulk structure and property in order to establish microscopic structure-processing-property correlations. We plan to participate in technology transition to benefit society, such as through intellectual property and formation of a LLC.
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25th Annual The Westside Way
Superhero 5k/10k
June 13, 2015 – Saturday
Wilmington, DE
Race Time
7:30am- Registration opens
8:30am- 5k & 10k race start
Entry Info
Register online – click here (online registration closes the Thursday before the race at noon)
Register by mail – universal entry form (ATTN: Stephanie Patterson 300 Water St., Suite 200, Wilmington, DE 19801). Make checks payable to Westside Family Healthcare.
Entry fee
5k- $25 pre-registration (until the Thursday before the race at noon) / $30 after and day of event
10k- $30 pre-registration (until the Thursday before the race at noon) / $35 after and day of event
FREE to Patients of Westside Family Healthcare
Kelly's Logan House
1701 Delaware Avenue
Wilmington, DE 19806
About us:
Westside Family Healthcare is a non-profit community health center providing quality healthcare to families, regardless of ability to pay or health insurance status. Westside is a Joint Commission accredited primary care medical home providing family medical, dental, women's health, prenatal, and behavioral health care. Westside has six health centers located in the communities of Wilmington, Newark, Bear/New Castle, Middletown, and Dover.
Silver Sponsors
Doctors for Emergency Service
Bronze Sponsors
Christiana Care Health System
Dynamic Physical Therapy
M&T Bank
Health Defender Sponsors
ATI Physical Therapy
Helen Graham Cancer Center
Bank of America
WSFS Bank
Westside Superhero Sponsors
Asset Management Alliance
Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Delaware
Patterson Dental
Diamond State Recycling Corp.
The Nemours Foundation
Friend Sponsors
Architectural Alliance
Baird Mandalas Brockstedt LLC
City of Wilmington-Mayor
Morris James LLP-Personal Injury Group
Strano and Feeley Funeral Homes
Thank you to our Prize Sponsors!
Del Pez Sea Mex
Thank you to our 2015 Superhero Venue!
Kelly Logan House
Nice USATF certified residential route to Rockford Park Tower and back.
-Tech shirts to the first 350 pre-registered participants
-Best post-race party in town at Kelly's Logan House featuring an awards ceremony as well as complimentary food and drinks
–FranksWine has generously partnered with us! Bring in your race bib to FranksWine after you run or walk in our 5K/10K and receive 26.2% off Wine AND $5 will be donated back to Westside!
-Special Awards to overall 5k & 10k male/female winners
-Awards to top 3 male/female in the 5k & 10k in 10 year age groups 13 & under, 14-18, 19-29, 30-39…through 70 & over
-Awards to top 3 male/female 5k walkers
-Awards will be available for pick up at Kelly Logan House after 9:30 am
The Westside Way Teaming Options
-Defend health with your family, friends, and colleagues!
-Think of a catchy team name. Look for inspiration from your favorite superheroes!
-Create a team online with your SUPER awesome team name.
-Compete with other teams for exciting prizes for the team that raises the most funds or dress up as your "superhero team theme" on the day of the race and win for most creative superhero team theme!
-There is no minimum to qualify as a team
-There is no run/walk participation requirement to qualify for Top Fundraising Team
-Each team will be recognized on the race course. Prizes will be awards to the Most Enthusiastic Team, Top Fundraising Team and the Largest Team. Team members are also eligible for individual awards.
Awards will be available for pick up at Kelly Logan House after 10:30 AM. Please check to see if you have won an award BEFORE leaving. Any unclaimed awards will be available for pick-up at the Westside Family Healthcare Administrative Office at 300 Water Street, Suite 200, Wilmington, DE 19801. Due to the high expense, awards will NOT be mailed.
NOVA Timing Systems will chip time using the MYLAPS BibTag Timing System
Click HERE for race results. They will be posted online during the race and complete results will be posted once the race is complete.
Click HERE for race photos. They will be posted online later after the race.
For more information, Stephanie Patterson at 302-656-8292 or email@example.com
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Henpecked husband Anthony Sherna strangled and buried wife Susie Wild after years of alleged torment and cracked after she frightened his beloved dog Hubble
- From: Herald Sun
- February 26, 2014
KILLER Anthony Sherna said his wife dominated his life to the point where he wasn't allowed to sit on his own home toilet or wear work clothes of his own choice.
His wife was so controlling she made him quit weekend cricket and banned him from Friday night drinks with the guys from work.
His diminutive wife, Susanne Wild, was so stingy she controlled the finances down to the last five cents and threw beer cans at him when she wasn't happy, Sherna said in court.
It was a "pressure cooker" existence and when he killed "Susie" he snapped, he told a jury.
Sherna was either one of two types of characters — a Norman Bates-like plotter or a bloke from the awkward Norman Gunston mould.
Prosecutors painted the 43-year-old as a deadly Norman Bates variety; a calculating man capable of killing his wife, who was more like his mother.
In the Supreme Court during his trial, Sherna played a guileless Norman Gunston-type role as he told of years of verbal and mental abuse dished out by his domineering missus.
He almost appeared as a parody, much like the weedy Gunston TV character.
Whichever brand of man he was, one fact cannot be disputed: Sherna took three minutes to strangle his tiny wife with a dressing gown cord as she pleaded, "Tony no, don't do it."
He let her body lay around for days before he buried it in the backyard and planted over the makeshift grave.
The February 2008 death happened, Sherna claimed, after his wife yelled at him and scared their pet puppy, Hubble.
The killing occurred, Sherna added, on the back of the years of claimed torment at home.
According to Sherna, Susie (who stood at just over a metre and a half tall) was a domineering ogre who abused him to his wits' end.
He told the jury his astounding story of how she controlled his entire life.
How she verbally belittled him and forced him to change his surname to prove his love.
How she told him what to wear each day.
How she rationed out his cigarettes and money and limited his TAB phone account bets to $1.50 apiece.
How she controlled his toilet habits, and smelled his clothes for the odour of imagined love affairs.
She even stole Christmas one year, he suggested.
"In our 18-and-a-half-year relationship we never had a Christmas tree," Sherna told the jury.
"(One year) Susie was upset with something or someone and she said, 'You take those bloody tree and decorations back, we're not celebrating Christmas."
In a rationalisation for his terrible crime, Sherna told detectives: "She was always at me … I just had enough."
In the minds of investigators and the prosecution team, Sherna was a deliberate cold killer.
And Hubble, the couple's pet terrier pup, was an unwitting central player in the sad case.
Sherna, born Anatoli Chernishoff on July 15, 1966, was the second-youngest of eight children.
His mother, Fatina Chernishoff, was a religious Russian Orthodox woman who immigrated to Australia with her family in 1962.
Sherna led a fairly unremarkable teenage life.
He was working with the Department of Consumer Affairs when he met Ms Wild on a train in August 1989.
Sherna was immediately infatuated with the older woman.
Born in Launceston, Tasmania, she was 35. He was 23.
She did not make a great first impression on Sherna's family.
"(She was) dominating and also very extreme in how she approached people," one of Sherna's brothers, Vladimir Chernishoff, would say.
Sherna said he gave up cricket for Susie.
"Susie didn't like me sharing my time with others and she got really upset if I said, 'I've got to go and play cricket,'" Sherna told the jury at his murder trial.
"It was early in the relationship and I just backed right down from any type of argument and just tried to make her happy."
According to Sherna, Susie was still spending time with her ex-boyfriend.
"She just called me a weak little bastard for letting it happen," he told the Supreme Court.
Friday night drinks with his work colleagues were banned, he claimed.
"I had to stop doing it altogether because when I got home Susie would grill me and say that I was womanising, or words to that effect, which was simply not true," Sherna told the jury.
Ms Wild demanded he change his surname from Chernishoff to Sherna by deed pool to prove his loyalty.
By that stage they were sleeping in different bedrooms, he told the court.
Susie would threaten him with a knife and grazed him once, he said.
"I ended up curling on my side, protecting my vital organs, and that's how I sleep to this day," he told the jury.
"I don't sleep on my back any more."
Susie controlled the expenditure, Sherna claimed.
"Susie held all the money. She held the credit card, ATM card, bank book, cash."
The claims continued.
"Apparently my 'number twos' were filthy and I stunk and (she said) I should be doing those at work and shopping centres," Sherna said in court.
"I wasn't allowed to defecate in the toilet (at home)."
During his first trial (which ended with a hung jury), Sherna admitted that, while he trained himself in the art of bowel control and used toilets other than those at home, long weekends "were a problem".
It was a startling statement from a grown man.
Prosecutor Andrew Tinney, SC, took him to task on the bewildering story.
Mr Tinney: "For a wife to insist of a husband that he never use the toilet in their own house if he wants to do anything other than urinate … that would be quite demeaning and bizarre, would it not?"
Sherna: "I had to go to shopping centres and work."
Mr Tinney: "How many years or months or days was it that you were not permitted to use the toilet at whatever house you were living in?"
Sherna: "I'd say maybe five years."
Mr Tinney: (That's not in your police interview) because it is a lie, isn't it?"
Sherna: "Hell no. Why would any person stand in the dock and tell the world that?"
Mr Tinney: "You were telling the police about your life and you did not tell them anything about this very notable claim that you now make of not being able to use your own toilet?"
Sherna: "Yes … to me that was everyday. That wasn't unusual."
The couple finally bought a home, in Tarneit.
They moved there in June 2002.
Neighbours Mark and Anthea Rose were the first local couple to greet them.
The Roses were due to have a baby, and Sherna and Ms Wild took a bottle of champagne over after the birth.
Ms Wild began an argument about the dangers of dogs near babies, and she and Sherna were asked to leave.
"Susie said something that got the pair of us off-side with the Roses," Sherna said in court.
Ms Wild made breakfast and lunch.
Lunch was always three sandwiches a day.
Sherna told the jury: "One was to be eaten for morning tea. Two for lunch."
His barrister, Jane Dixon, SC, asked: "What about if you wanted to buy lunch at work?"
Sherna: "No, no. I was never given any money, especially any lunch money."
Of a night time, according to Sherna, prepared meals would be heated in the microwave and it would be lights out on Susie's say so.
"If Susie was tired, the household was tired," Sherna said in evidence.
"(It would be) 'Off with the telly, we're going to (our separate) beds.' That was it. Didn't matter if it was the last quarter of the Grand Final. Too bad. Bed.
"It was best to let her be when she was on her bandwagon."
THERE was an Australia vs. India 20/20 cricket match being played at the MCG on the Friday night Susie Wild was to die.
One of Sherna's workmates had invited him to the game but he refused.
Earlier that day, according to Sherna, his wife had informed him about a mobile phone bill that arrived in the mail two weeks earlier.
His phone had since been disconnected.
Sherna was annoyed about that.
After drinking some beers at home that evening, Sherna went out the back for a cigarette and let Hubble do his "toilet business".
While he was outside, Ms Wild made an emotional phone call to her mother, Lorna Brazendale, in Tasmania.
Sherna said he was in the laundry rocking Hubble to sleep to radio tunes when his wife stormed in about 11.45pm.
Her yelling scared Hubble, Sherna said.
"Susie came in ranting and raving," he told detectives Nigel L'Estrange and Vic Anastasiadis.
"It was loud and Hubble was shaking like a leaf. I was really angry."
Sherna said he "lost all rationality" when his wife then taunted him about the hidden phone bill.
In the kitchen, he wrapped his dressing gown cord around her neck.
"I had a surge of emotion," he would tell the court.
After the killing, Sherna stood and took a drink.
He knows exactly what time he killed his wife because he spied the oven clock as he rocked his head back to take a slug of Toohey's Red.
In what Mr Tinney described as "entirely frightening" behaviour after the killing, Sherna left his wife's body where it lay and went and played poker machines and booked some time with a prostitute.
"He grabbed some clothing, got himself dressed and he left his de facto wife dead on the kitchen floor, sort of crumpled there, and his dog asleep in the laundry and he went out drinking and gambling at a pokies venue at the Werribee Plaza," Mr Tinney said.
"After a few hours and many drinks there he went off to a brothel, where he spent some time with a prostitute."
Sherna told the jury: "It was totally out of character. I never do that and my dear old mother would be so upset with me."
After waking the next day about noon, Sherna dragged his wife's body on to her bed.
That afternoon he made several phone calls — none of them to police.
He called sex chat lines, the brothel he'd attended and made several bets via his TAB telephone account.
"I think I had the radio on the horse channel," he admitted.
Ms Wild's body lay on her bed for two days in the February heat.
Sherna rang work on the Monday and asked for the week off because his wife had "left him".
Later that day he wrapped the body in bed sheets and plastic.
While drinking beer he dug a shallow grave in the hard backyard clay.
About 1am the following morning — Tuesday February 5 — he dragged the wrapped body into the back yard and dumped it in the hole.
Mr Tinney said Sherna treated Ms Wild like she "was some sort of animal".
After sunrise, Sherna planted rose bushes along the edge of the garden atop the covered grave.
Even in death, Susanne Wild was still on the wrong side of the roses.
ON Saturday February 9 — his last day of freedom — Sherna drank, played with Hubble and placed a dozen bets on the horses via his phone account.
Mr Tinney: "You were at home listening to the races, were you?"
Sherna: "Yes, no doubt."
Mr Tinney: "Putting on bets at your leisure."
Sherna: "I wouldn't have put it like that, but yeah. I was putting on bets."
Mr Tinney: "I would suggest that you didn't really have any particular regret about what you had done other than in respect of how it was going to affect to you."
Sherna: "I had absolutely heaps of regret."
Police arrived on Sherna's doorstep on the night of February 9 in answer to a missing-person report regarding Susanne Wild.
"She's dead," Sherna confessed.
"I just had enough. I strangled her to death then buried her."
During his police record of interview, Sherna summed up his life like this: "Every day was a pressure cooker day. A pressure cooker."
Prosecutor Tinney said the killing was a deliberate and conscious act.
"(Susanne Wild) could be the worst and most unpleasant and controlling person in the world, but she deserved a bit better than to be strangled to death in her own house, wrapped up and buried in her own back yard."
The jury acquitted Sherna of murder but found him guilty of manslaughter.
Justice David Beach sentenced him to 14 years' jail with a minimum of 10, a substantial term for manslaughter.
The judge said he did not accept the prosecution case that Sherna's tale of life with Susanne Wild was a fabricated one.
"However," Justice Beach said, "in my view the account you gave in evidence was an exaggerated one which overemphasised some of the negative aspects of the relationship.
"It is likely they did not have as great a significance (on you) as might have been thought from your description of them in evidence."
Justice Beach went on: "This is not a case where someone in a fit of anger lashes out and kills with one blow.
"This, on your own evidence, was a case where you took two to three minutes to strangle the life out of the deceased.
"It was, on any view, a brutal attack perpetrated by you on a person who was smaller and weaker than you were."
Sherna unsuccessfully appealed the length of his sentence.
Originally published as Henpecked hubby turns killer


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