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While Congress debated whether to end the senseless U.S. occupation of Iraq last night, four more American soldiers died.
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I'm glad you've used the word 'occupation' rather than 'war' which it is not. Coincidentally, I'm reading "Paul Robeson Speaks" where he criticizes the press for using 'war' in referring to Korea. There are some amazing parallels between that action and the current one, particularly in the areas of civil liberties, freedom of speech, and the looming threat of another "ism".
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Exactly, you speak about angel. I don't know if you've already seen the cover of the movie Angel and Devils (movie pulled by the novel of Dan Brown); on the cover, we see a statue at the middle-angel the middle devil. Meaning that both are a part of a whole (a little as the symbol of the yin and the yang).
I think that Zekrom and Reshiram are the same. Both parts of the same pokemon (as we know), a part dark and the other part the light (in other words the angel and the devil).
You're right when you say that Reshiram is like an angel. Of course, I think it's boring for the white version with the game. Indeed, in this one, N control exactly the part of the light. Thus, we control the dark part; and it's a little goes against the spirit of the hero.
I think it had too many features to properly project the whole angel thing ;( Personally I think it'd be a better angel if it's wings weren't as wide and stuff and it didn't have that tail and if it was skinnier overall :(
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Until now, I believed that Zekrom was the overrated one. Everyone I know hates Reshiram. I could've liked Zekrom better if its tail had been different. Just makes him look like a turbojet (
it actually is
). And yes, Resiram may look like an angel and its tail may look like a turbojet too (not that much), but its face looks more like a dragon to me.
PS: By the way, have you ever tried imagining a White Zekrom and Black Reshiram? LOL
Well Reshiram's tail looks like a cigarette lighter - Turbo jet wins out tbh.
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Tell that to my Reshiram, who was the unfortunate victim of two crits. in its first two battles. I boxed it immediately.
Besides, if I really need them, I can always import the one that is not found in my choice of game. Due to all the White Forest exclusivity in the first set, I will go for White this time and import a Zekrom if needed somewhere, but in keeping with the spirit of the game (legendaries appearing later) I will only use it outside of storyline battles.
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The Portland Trail Blazers have followed a familiar script recently at the Moda Center. It goes something like this: Trail by double digits to a team from the Eastern Conference with a much worse record than their own by allowing said team to shoot a ridiculous percentage from the field, pull to within singled digits by halftime, draw even closer in the third before pulling away in the fourth for a relatively drama-free victory.
Such was the case Saturday night at the Moda Center, with the Trail Blazers defeating the Boston Celtics, a team on an extended losing streak playing on the second night of a back-to-back, 112-104 in front of a sellout crowd of 20,011.
"Well, it's always good to get a win," said Trail Blazers head coach Terry Stotts. You try not to be disappointed about not playing necessarily as well as you wanted to. Offensively, we were good and defensively, we were good when we need to be. But this stretch of playing teams with a lesser record, apparently is tough for us to get up for. But in the end, it was good to get the win."
The Celtics shot 70 percent from the field in the first quarter, thanks in large part to Boston point guard Avery Bradley scoring 13 points on six of seven shooting in the first 12 minutes of the game, and took a 32-27 lead into the second quarter.
"I think there were some missteps and miscues on the first half," said Robin Lopez. "That's something that has kind of been haunting us the past few games. We still need to go back and correct those."
The Trail Blazers improved in the second quarter on both sides of the ball, outscoring Boston 31-28 while holding the Celtics to 55 percent shooting in the quarter. The combination of improved, if not stellar, defense and better shots resulted in Portland trailing 60-58 going into halftime.
Portland would continue plugging away after the intermission, using a 13-0 run midway through the third quarter to take their first lead, one they would never relinquish, at the 7:33 mark on a Wesley Matthew three-pointer. The Trail Blazers would finish the quarter by taking a 90-86 lead into the fourth and would fight off numerous small runs by the Celtics to eventually come away with an eight-point victory for their 29th win of the season.
Portland is now 8-3 at home when trailing at halftime.
"We need to play better, that's all it is," said Wesley Matthews, who finished with 18 points on five of 12 shooting, five rebounds and three assists. "We're happy we won but we're not happy in the way we won. We're happy how we got it eventually but we want to be elite, call ourselves elite, we've got to play like it and act like it."
CJ McCollum, playing in just his second game as a pro, went four of six from the field to finish with 10 points in 14 minutes.
"I felt pretty good," said McCollum. "I got into a rhythm early. Guys did a good job of moving the ball tonight, put me in a position to score. I told them before the game I was going to be more aggressive. I was just trying to feel out the first game and kind of see where I fit in there, but I'm going to play like I do in practice, I'm going to continue to be aggressive and not only look for my shot but look to kind of get in the lane and create different things."
The first-year guard out of Lehigh hit his first three shots, including two three-pointers, and finished with a rebound and an assist.
"He was terrific," said Stotts of McCollum. "He kept us afloat in the first half. He came in aggressive and he looked for his shots. Those two threes, I thought they did a good job of closing out on him and he still focuses and made the shots. It seemed like he was much more comfortable than he was in his first game."
"I haven't even displayed my total game yet," said McCollum. "It's still coming along. If you guys could see practice you could see a different version of me. But I'm just continuing to work hard and put myself in a position to be successful every night."
The Trail Blazers got double doubles from both LaMarcus Aldridge (21 points, 13 rebounds, four assists) and Lopez (15 points, 13 rebounds), who also tied a career-high in offensive rebounds with nine.
Nicolas Batum flirted early with what would have been his second-consecutive triple-double but finished the night with 16 points, seven rebounds and seven assists in 37 minutes.
Damian Lillard would finish with 15 points and Mo Williams added 11 off the bench. All told, seven Trail Blazers scored in double figures.
"A lot of times, L.A. will have 30 points, I'll have 20 points and Wes will have 17 or 18," said Lillard, "but today it was everybody that contributed to the win. We needed it. We didn't have our greatest shooting night and we got off to a slow start defensively, so it was important for everybody to put in. If we can have slow nights like tonight and everybody steps up and contributes, it's going to be big for us down the road."
Next up, the Trail Blazers host the Cavaliers on Wednesday. Tipoff is scheduled for 7 PM.
Even at full strength, the Trail Blazers were having a hard time keeping up with the Golden State Warriors in the first game of their second round, best-of-seven playoff series. But that task got significantly harder after reserve guard Gerald Henderson, who is averaging 7.3 points, 4.0 rebounds and 1.5 assists in the 2016 postseason, was ejected after a series of altercations with Warriors center Anderson Varejao that occurred late in the third quarter of Portland's 118-106 loss Sunday night at Oracle Arena.
The first incident took place at the 3:29 mark of the third. Henderson and Varejao collided during the run of play, sending Varejao tumbling to the floor. As he was falling, he seemed to extend his leg out in an effort to trip Henderson, which ultimately proved successful. Henderson immediately got off the floor and into Varejao's face, prompting the officials to call assess technicals to both players.
"I bumped him — not on purpose — he tripped me on purpose," said Henderson. "I fell hard, I didn't like it, so came together, that's what happens."
But that wouldn't be the end of the tete-a-tete between Henderson and Varejao. Though Varejao was on the bench, that didn't stop him and Henderson from continuing their less than cordial discussion, which the officials apparently noticed, as both players were once again awarded technicals, resulting in double ejections.
"The ref threw me out from across the way. I guess he could hear what I was saying from across the court," said Henderson. "We were talking since the first technicals happened, but there's a lot of talking going on out there. For both of us to get kicked out of the game, it was surprising."
Despite the tense moments, Henderson said postgame that there was no lingering animosity while noting that he was more mad at himself than at Varejao.
"I been put it behind me," said Henderson, who finished with five points and three assists in just under 17 minutes. "We lost the game, that's the only thing that matters. I was pissed I got thrown out, we still had a chance to win the game. I got ejected, I've got to be smarter, regardless of if I thought I should have got kicked out or not."
OAKLAND — The Portland Trail Blazers had roughly 36 hours to prepare for Game One of their Western Conference Semifinals matchup versus the Golden State Warriors after eliminating the Clippers in Game Six at the Moda Center on Friday night. There was only so much film they could watch, only so many Warriors-specific plays they could learn before a 12:30 pm tipoff Sunday afternoon in Oakland.
That was a reality reflected in Portland's performance to start the game, as they made just five field goals and trailed by as many as 20 in the first quarter before going on to lose 118-106 to the top-seeded Warriors in front of a sellout crowd of 19,596 at Oracle Arena.
"Certainly wasn't the start we wanted," said Trail Blazers head coach Terry Stotts. "It was disappointing to get off to such a poor start. Our offense, we had trouble scoring. Their defense got into us. It was just — we struggled at both ends, and probably more so on the offensive end, which fed into their defense. They had second chance point, they had fast-break points. It was a little bit of everything."
The Warriors now lead the series 1-0 with Game Two scheduled for Tuesday.
"To start the game, we played like a team playing it's second game in 30 hours," said CJ McCollum. "We can't start like that, especially here."
The good news is the Trail Blazers improved as the game went on. Portland shot 52 percent from the field an 67 percent from three in the second quarter, utilizing small lineups that featured Maurice Harkless at "center" to eventually outscore Golden State 34-28 in the quarter. The Trail Blazers managed to cut the Warriors' lead to single digits on numerous occasions before the half but were never able to keep the deficit in check for more than a possession or two, allowing the home team to take a 14-point lead into the intermission.
The Warriors, playing without reigning MVP Stephen Curry, who is sidelined with a sprained right MCL, would reestablish their dominance in the third quarter, holding Portland to 9-of-27 shooting from the field and a particularly stingy 1-of-8 from three. Between their defense and shooting 50 percent from both the field and three in the quarter, Golden State took a 26-point lead, their largest of the night, before heading into the fourth up 93-73.
Portland was able to give the final score an air of respectability by outscoring Golden State 33-25 in the fourth, but never realistically threatened the defending champs before the final buzzer. And while there was little to like about their Game One performance, the Trail Blazers can take some comfort in knowing they were able to bounce back from a rough start in the first round to win their series versus the Clippers.
"We got beat pretty soundly in Game One against the Clippers and we made some adjustments, we played a little bit better and got better as the series went along, and we need to do the same thing," said Stotts. "So we'll watch the video, see what we can come up with for Game Two. But there's no question that we have to play better and learn from Game One like we did with the Clippers."
The Trail Blazers were led by Lillard, who finished with 30 points, five assists and four steals in 41 minutes. CJ McCollum added 12 points, three rebounds and three assists in 40 minutes. Portland's starting backcourt combined to shoot 13-of-43 from the field, with many of those makes coming when the game was already out of reach.
"We've just got to be better," said Lillard, who said he's been battling a chest cold the last few days (and sounded like it when answer questions postgame). "I got some looks that I need to make, CJ did as well. We just got to be better offensively if we want to have a chance against this team."
Al-Farouq Aminu shot 6-of-13 from the field and 3-of-8 from three for 15 points in 25 minutes. Harkless added 10 points and three rebounds, with Mason Plumlee grabbing a game-high 13 boards.
Allen Crabbe continued his strong play as of late, going 6-of-9 from the field for 15 points and five rebounds in 33 minutes. Ed Davis went 5-of-6 from the field to finish with 11 points and seven rebounds before fouling out in 18 minutes.
Gerald Henderson finished with five points and three rebounds in 16 minutes before being ejected after getting receiving two technicals for arguing with Warriors center Anderson Varejao, who was also ejected.
The Warriors were led by Klay Thompson, who shot 50 percent from both the field and three to finish with a game-high 37 points to go along with five rebounds in 37 minutes.
"We've got to do a better job, starting with me if I'm guarding (Thompson)," said McCollum. "Got to make sure I'm pacing better and making him curl. Hard hedges got to be there, especially if it's Bogut or somebody setting setting that screen where he's not really a good shooter. We've got to make sure we make them pay for that."
Draymond Green put up a triple-double of 23 points, 13 rebounds and 11 assists in 37 minutes. Shaun Livingston added 12 points and with both Harrison Barnes and Andrew Bogut finishing with 10 points.
Next up, the Trail Blazers will try to regroup before heading back to Oracle for Game Two on Tuesday.
"I got some looks that I usually would have made that I didn't knock down," said Lillard. "So next game, I look forward to the challenge again. At this point in the season, all that matters is winning. You either win or you lose; you advance or you go home. At this point, we're just trying to fix things and make sure that our season keeps going."
Tipoff is scheduled for 7:30 pm.
When the Trail Blazers take the court for Game One of their Western Conference semifinals versus the Warriors on Sunday, they'll be doing so in one of the most hostile environments in the NBA. Golden State has been all but unbeatable at Oracle Arena in recent years, so much so that they set the NBA record for most consecutive home victories before dropping two games on their home court in the last two weeks of the regular season.
But while the vast majority of those in attendance for the Game One Sunday matinee will be rooting hard for the Warriors, there will be a small contingent of fans at Oracle doing whatever they can to will the Trail Blazers to victory. Some will be transplants from Oregon, others will make the sojourn to the bay area, likely paying exorbitant prices for tickets, in order to see their team play in the second round for just the second time in 16 years.
And there will be at least one more group making the short trip from the Brookfield neighborhood in Oakland to Oracle to see Trail Blazers point guard Damian Lillard face off against the team he grew up cheering for as a boy growing up in the east bay. Sunday afternoon's game will be the first time the Trail Blazers and Warriors have ever met in the postseason, which also means it's the first time Lillard will have a chance to play in front of his family and friends in a playoff game at Oracle.
"First of all, the opportunity to play against the best team in the league, that's the thing I'm most excited about, having another challenge where people are going to say we don't have a chance," said Lillard, who graduated from Oakland High School, which sits roughly five miles from Oracle Arena, before playing his college ball at Weber State. "That's the most fun part of it for me. And second, being able to play in front of my family and friends. Since college they haven't been able to see me play a lot and to be able to come home and play on the highest stage against the best team in the league, there's no greater feeling and I'm really excited about it."
Which comes as no surprise to anyone who knows the 6-3 point guard. Lillard is incredibly proud of his hometown and takes every opportunity he can to remind people about the city that helped shape him into the man he is today. Be it the the tattoo of the Oakland Tree across his chest or insisting on having his neighborhood on the soles of his signature adidas sneaker, Lillard is all about repping where he's from.
"Growing up in Oakland, it just made me tough," Lillard told ESPN analyst Doris Burke. "You see a lot of things, you're around a lot of things. You've got to be able to handle it. You've got to take it in stride. Everybody's going through it, so you can't feel sorry for yourself. If something bad happens you can't be the guy that sticking out, uncomfortable. You're raised there, it prepares you to survive anywhere. You can handle any moment."
Which is good news if you're a fan of Lillard and the Trail Blazers. While an NBA playoff game doesn't pose anywhere close to the kind of life or death challenges that sometimes come along with growing up in a place like Oakland, the difficulties of trying to win a game against the defending champions on their home court, even without the services of reigning MVP Stephen Curry, who is sidelined with a minor knee injury, will be numerous. Winning a road game in the playoffs, as Portland will have to do sooner or later if they want to win the series, is always going to be hard, but doing so against one of the best teams in NBA history will be a vicissitude in excess of anything the Trail Blazers have experienced this season. Given that, it's somewhat ironic that the toughness instilled in Lillard by way of growing up in Oakland could ultimately be what helps the Trail Blazers pull off the near-impossible task of besting the Warriors at home.
That would be just fine for those who might duck out of church a bit early Sunday morning in order to get to Oracle to cheer for their son, brother, grandson, cousin, uncle or friend from around the way as he attempts to take down their hometown team.
"Everybody is excited about what they're doing, but everybody that I grew up with and people in my family, they Damian Lillard fans first, Warriors fans second," said Lillard. "That's just what it is."


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Oh the surface, hes really keeping it together, Kevin Bacon says, speaking about his character Ryan Hardy in the new sneak peek for The Following Season 2. But in the darker corridors of his psyche, maybe not so much. It makes sense in a way. Joe Carrolls follows arent the most mentally stable people. Maybe following him, either as a fan or in Hardys case a foe, requires access to the darker corridors of a persons psyche.
Fox has released promotional photos of the lead characters in the second season of The Following. In addition to giving us a look at one of the newcomers, one photo in particular is especially spoilery or not spoilery at all, depending on what you think will happen in Season 2 so read and look ahead with that in mind!
Creepy and dramatic was kind of a theme during the first season of Foxs The Following, and judging by the teasers for the upcoming second season of Kevin Williamsons serial killer thriller, its one that will carry over to Season 2. Another theme in Season 1 were the creepy Edgar Allan Poe masks that Joe Carrolls followers wore when they were carrying out some of their most heinous misdeeds.
Believe it or not, were at the point in the year when the networks will start setting their January premiere dates. 2014 is not that far away, and for Fox, it marks the return of winter series American Idol and The Following, as well as the debut of new series Rake and Enlisted.
Spoilers if you arent caught up on The Following through Season 1! Joe Carroll is dead. Or is he? The first season of The Following left off with James Purefoys character dying in a fire after facing off with Kevin Bacons Ryan Hardy. The teaser for the series second season offers a pretty obvious hint that Mr. Carroll may not be as dead as hed like people to believe.
Is Zach Hamilton the next Dexter? That's a question that remains to be answered during the final season of Dexter. It was really only just posed during Sunday night's episode - if you're not caught up, consider yourselves spoiler-warned! - as Dexter stalked the young murderer and plotted to kill him before eventually deciding to take the lad under his wing and be his Harry.
Capes are back! Or they will be at Comic-Con this year. Someone tell Edna ("No capes!"). Warner Bros. unveiled the official 2013 Comic-Con bags and they come with detachable capes. That, added to the announcement that the bags are fashioned like a backpack this year causes me some mild concern that many of us may feel compelled to run while wearing it, as such a compulsion can arise when wearing a cape.
For the passionate TV fan, it's not difficult to find great TV-related panels at Comic-Con. In fact, the real challenge is trying to figure out how to get to all of the great panels in a given day, which is virtually impossible. When it comes down to it, it's all about prioritizing. And Friday's schedule is a prime example. Is it possible to get to the Adventure Time panel at the Hilton and also make The Walking Dead panel over in Hall H?
Warren Kole showed us his tidy side in USA's short-lived cop series Common Law, and then he took things to a creepy level when he headed over to Fox for his role in the cult drama The Following. Now it looks like the actor is headed back to USA for a spot on White Collar. The USA series stars Matt Bomer as Neal Caffrey, a "white collar criminal" who now works with the FBI to help them solve crimes. Kole's set to play a recurring role in the series' fifth season,
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Fox's psychological thriller The Following has been delivering steady ratings, dipping only slightly from its series premiere of more than 10 million viewers. So while it's not especially surprising to learn that the network has decided to give it an early renewal ahead of the spring, it's certainly good news for those of us who have grown used to looking forward to Mondays to see what happens next to Joe Carroll's creepy followers and Kevin Bacon's Ryan Hardy, the man trying to track them down.
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Other seemingly innocuous message headers made it easy for some to dismiss accusations that Palin might have been using the Yahoo account as a backdoor conduit for government business, enabling this so-called maverick to conduct business secretly and avoid public disclosure. Thus, an important issue - was she a hypocrite, perhaps a liar? - fell out of the news cycle.
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Some of the screenshots reference several people in Alaska state government. One of these people is Sean Parnell, Lieutenant Governor of Alaska. Parnell mentions KFQD Radio's Dan Fagan, to whom he gave an interview about Palin's ACES initiative. Lt. Gov. Parnell's e-mail address is verified via an Alaska Republican Central Committee contact listing.
The Anchorage Daily News also reports that Palin "routinely" used the private Yahoo account to conduct state business, while Alaska station KTUU says that Palin government e-mails also "are being withheld from the public and the governor is citing executive privilege."
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BOSTON, Oct. 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- STAG Industrial, Inc. (the "Company") (NYSE: STAG), a company focused on the acquisition, ownership, and management of single-tenant industrial properties throughout the United States, announced it has signed a 427,000 square foot lease of a warehouse and distribution property located in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110907/NE63410LOGO )"The rapid re-tenanting of this sizable property to a full building user continues to demonstrate the leasability and fungibility of assets in our portfolio," commented Ben Butcher, STAG Industrial's Chief Executive Officer. The new tenant is a major domestic catalog merchandising company and the lease has a term of over ten years. About STAG Industrial, Inc. STAG Industrial, Inc. is a full-service real estate company focused on the acquisition, ownership and management of single-tenant industrial properties throughout the United States. The Company's portfolio consists of 200 properties in 34 states with approximately 35.3 million rentable square feet. For additional information, please visit the Company's website at www.stagindustrial.com. Forward-Looking Statements This press release, together with other statements and information publicly disseminated by STAG Industrial, Inc. (the "Company"), contains certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. The Company intends such forward-looking statements to be covered by the safe harbor provisions for forward-looking statements contained in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and includes this statement for purposes of complying with these safe harbor provisions. Forward-looking statements, which are based on certain assumptions and describe the Company's future plans, strategies and expectations, are generally identifiable by use of the words "believe," "will," "expect," "intend," "anticipate," "estimate," "should," "project" or similar expressions. You should not rely on forward-looking statements since they involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that are, in some cases, beyond the Company's control and which could materially affect actual results, performances or achievements. Factors that may cause actual results to differ materially from current expectations include, but are not limited to, the risk factors discussed in the Company's annual report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2012, as updated by the Company's quarterly reports on Form 10-Q. Accordingly, there is no assurance that the Company's expectations will be realized. Except as otherwise required by the federal securities laws, the Company disclaims any obligation or undertaking to publicly release any updates or revisions to any forward-looking statement contained herein (or elsewhere) to reflect any change in the Company's expectations with regard thereto or any change in events, conditions or circumstances on which any such statement is based. SOURCE STAG Industrial, Inc.
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At the state level, heads of the Colorado public defender office and the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association threw their support behind a state preservation law with teeth being pursued by state Rep. Cheri Jahn, D-Wheat Ridge, saying DNA should be held indefinitely.
"Gumshoes and file cabinets need to catch up with the technology," said John Sadwith, executive director of the trial lawyers group. "If we can preserve our Constitution for more than 200 years, we should be able to preserve the rights it gives us for a person's lifetime."
Reactions came in the wake of The Denver Post's series "Trashing the Truth," detailing how DNA evidence such as rape kits has been routinely tossed by police and prosecutors across the country since the dawning of genetic fingerprinting 20 years ago, paralyzing innocence bids and undermining investigations into an estimated thousands of cases.
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Udall wonders whether a "one- size-fits-all" federal law is warranted - or simply more federal funding to help states and local law enforcers keep DNA from the most violent crimes.
Republican U.S. Sen. Wayne Allard also is considering supporting stronger federal safeguards, according to a statement released Friday.
"DNA is arguably the most significant advancement in criminal justice since the fingerprint," he said. "... Federal laws will continue to evolve to ensure that DNA evidence is utilized to its fullest potential in the pursuit of justice."
Prosecutors and police nationwide have cited costly storage space, along with providing victims of crimes with finality, as reasons to toss it.
Gov. Bill Ritter, former Denver district attorney, has stayed silent on the issue despite requests for comment as lawmakers have called for reforms in recent days.
Don Quick, president of the Colorado District Attorneys' Council, a prosecutors' lobbying group, criticized The Post's series, saying that problems it detailed across the country don't necessarily translate to big problems existing in Colorado.
Before the state moves toward a preservation statute, Quick said, more research into Colorado's evidence handling is needed - including what it does right.
"Across Colorado every day, DNA evidence is introduced," Quick said. "Every day, judges review that and admit that evidence, and justice is served by the introduction of that evidence. It's important for the public to know that labs here follow procedures."
He also emphasized that Colorado, unlike dozens of other states, has never been shown to have wrongly convicted a prisoner.
Quick, the Adams County district attorney, has been appointed special prosecutor to handle the state's most expensive innocence bid, by Tim Masters. Masters was convicted of first-degree murder in 1999 in a case based largely on his violent drawings, without physical evidence tying him to the crime.
Jahn, the Wheat Ridge Democrat, counters that the cases of Masters and Clarence Moses - El, both featured in The Post series, may help explain why a wrongful conviction hasn't been shown in Colorado: The destruction or loss of biological evidence in their cases has blocked efforts to prove their innocence.
"In some cases, we will never know, and that's what's truly concerning to me - I can't believe that's the attitude out there," Jahn said, referring to Quick's comment. "Everyone should have that opportunity to have their evidence tested - that's equal justice. What are we afraid of finding out? That we were wrong and they didn't go after the real perpetrator?"
Colorado law does not create a duty to preserve evidence, leaving it to the discretion of each local jurisdiction to pitch evidence as it sees fit.
State Public Defender Doug Wilson said that statutory approach undermines the rights of victims and the wrongfully convicted. He wants it wiped off the books.
He also hopes lawmakers can pursue centralized warehousing of evidence run independently of police and prosecutors, reducing any potential conflicts of interest. Such an approach has been under review in North Carolina.
House Speaker Andrew Romanoff, D-Denver, said, "We need to figure out first what's broken and how to fix it."
State Rep. Morgan Carroll, D-Aurora, said she wants to develop best practices on evidence handling and implement them uniformly across Colorado.
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What counts as fully potty trained?
Deb (38) wife to DH (40), and mom to Coral (10/15/2008) and Angel Baby (10/7/2010 @ 14 wks TFMR)
I consider my daughter 'fully trained' b/c she can get her clothes down, flush (needs help wiping), wash & she really does not have accidents.
She tells me before it happens, I guess that being the big thing of 'fully trained' or not to me.
My daughter's preschool believe exactly how I believe. Accidents do happen, but to me I would not consider a child fully trained if it's a lot of accidents like multiple ones in a day.
For my daughter she was lazy at first and wanted to not stop what she was doing, but then I made her clean up the mess. That put a stop to that.
No way was I going to be cleaning up this gigantic poops, that I knew for a fact she knew to tell me ahead of time.
"Do what you want with my body, do what you want with my body. You can't stop my voice cause you don't own my life"
mine just turned 2 and i dont consider him fully he still needs some help getting his clothes up and down, he wears diapers at night(for awhile he would get up at night and go now he just doesnt idk why) and if we are out or hes with me at work (i babysit) i remind him to go potty because he just gets to excited and forgets but he jus turned 2 last month and weve had him working on it for about 2 months now. good luck im sure she will get it. It takes some kids longer or shorter than others
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maybe get her a fun timer and when it goes off, make a big deal to try going. a fun song and dance while going to the potty.
i considered Ry fully trained when he would wake up dry and hold it for a few min and i never know when he goes (until i go in the bathroom and find little poops in the toilet lol)
Your kids are all so young! If you are dealing with a pre-school imposed potty training deadline that is one thing (and I would suggest finding another pre-school....), but otherwise.... don't worry about rushing them. I found with my kids that there was literally NO WAY they would be "fully trained" until they were ready and there wasn't much I could do about it. So celebrate their successes and don't worry about the labels.
I guess technically I consider them fully trained when they are doing everything by themselves, not wearing a diaper at day or night, and are no longer having "regular" accidents. Of course, I still say my YDD is potty trained even though she is still wearing diapers at night/nap.
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the way i see it, they are fully day time potty trained when they come tell you they have to go and regularly dont have any accidents..i consider day and night potty trained two totaly differnt things, after all there are a lot of kids that are still in night time diapers at or after age 5...so to me as long as they are in underwear during the day and you dont have to remind them every time to use the potty, once in a while asking if they need to is ok but not everytime.
^ OMG we went to a friend's house a few weeks ago and we ended up staying the night because they live pretty far. My 5 year old asked why her 5.5 year old friend was wearing a diaper since she wasn't a baby. She asked right in front of the little girl. ODD wasn't trying to be mean - she really didn't understand and although I knew the little girl still wore diapers to bed, I didn't think to prepare ODD for that when we agreed to have a sleep-over. I was SO embarassed that she asked that though, especially because my friend (the little girl's mom) was standing right there!
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I would say when they go by themselves and dont need to be asked every half hour or whatever if they need to go. I wouldn't really count night time in the mix that is really hard for some kids to grasp and many kids have accidents at night well into elementry school.
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If they are still having accidents on a regular basis or you are constantly worried about them having an accident, I wouldn't consider them fully potty trained.
Night time dryness isn't potty training. Your body let's off a chemical that helps you hold your pee while you sleep. It can not be taught. Some kids wet the bed into the tween years.
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New Zealand was the last major landmass to be settled before the industrial age, but vigorous debate has ensued over the precise date of first colonization (Sutton 1987; 1994; Anderson 1991; 1994). Orthodox propositions based largely upon the comparison of material culture types between New Zealand and tropical East Polynesia took the earliest dates with which such assemblages have been associated to suggest colonization around 800 AD (Davidson 1984). However, when Kirch (1986) argued that typological and palaeoenvironmental evidence indicated settlement of tropical Polynesia as early as 2000 years ago, Sutton (1987) followed suit for New Zealand by suggesting that the presence of charcoal in selected natural sites might reflect colonization between 0 and 500 AD. His use of evidence has been criticized (Grant 1988; Enright & Osborne 1988; Wilmshurst 1997). The palaeoenvironmental approach in Polynesian prehistory has been the subject of subsequent dispute (Spriggs & Anderson 1991; Kirch & Ellison 1994; Anderson 1994; 1995). Similarly contested are radiocarbon dates of up to about 2000 BP on gelatin from the bones of Rattus exulans, a species introduced prehistorically to New Zealand (Anderson 1996; Holdaway 1996).
Less contentious evidence arises from radiocarbon ages on materials recovered from archaeological sites. Analyses of radiocarbon determinations from excavated New Zealand archaeological sites has suggested a more recent age for Polynesian colonization closer to the 12th and 13th centuries (Anderson 1991; McFadgen et al. 1994; Higham & Hogg 1997).
One archaeological site of great importance has been absent from these analyses so far. This is Wairau Bar, located in the north of the South Island [ILLUSTRATION FOR FIGURE 1 OMITTED]. It was found by Eyles in the 1930s and later excavated by Duff (1950; 1977), Wilkes (1964) and Trotter (1975a) amongst others [ILLUSTRATION FOR FIGURE 2 OMITTED]. The abundance, range and quality of material culture, especially of adzes and ornaments, produced by these investigations are unparalleled in New Zealand or elsewhere in East Polynesia. The Wairau Bar material effectively constitutes the type assemblage of the New Zealand Archaic Phase of East Polynesian Culture (Golson 1959). As such, there are close similarities with artefacts from the Cook, Society and Marquesas Islands, and elsewhere in New Zealand. Since Archaic East Polynesian Culture is held to represent the colonising population of the region (leaving aside Kirch's (1986) objections in relation to Hawaii especially), an understanding of the archaeology of Wairau Bar, and especially its chronology, is clearly crucial to defining the age and character of the prehistoric settlement of New Zealand.
Until now, there has been no reliable chronology for the site. We present a new series of radiocarbon determinations from material excavated previously from the site and outline some implications of the results for understanding the chronology of New Zealand.
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Wairau Bar is situated on a boulder bank at the mouth of the Wairau and Opawa Rivers [ILLUSTRATION FOR FIGURE 1 OMITTED]. Three discrete urupa (burial areas) and associated occupation areas have been located by archaeologists. In the northwestern area, [TABULAR DATA FOR TABLE 1 OMITTED] burials 1-7 disclosed a variety of funerary items including complete moa eggs, imitation sperm-whale tooth pendants, necklaces of whale ivory 'reels', adzes of characteristic early East Polynesian types rendered in local and imported New Zealand stone and joints of moa (Duff 1977). A second urupa contained four more burials (8-11) with fewer burial goods. They were trussed and appeared to have been disturbed post-depositionally (Duff 1977: 49). The third or southern urupa comprised the bulk of the interments and contained individuals with fewer mortuary items.
Duff's (1950) analysis of the skeletal remains and their burial goods suggested that a higher proportion of males were interred with grave items compared to females. …


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So up until the last few nights I have been pleased with the care Aiden has been receiving. A lil history: He was born 9 weeks early (10/11/12) due to a pPROM a week earlier. He has been recovering like a champ and is just a feeder/grower. He's up to 4lbs5ozs after being born at 3'7. He's up to 38ccs every 3 hours. His bed is on fan air at 28.2 at the moment. He is a very sweet and laid back lil boy. I get nothing but compliments from the nurses about him.
However, I've noticed some changes in the past few nights. First of all, there isn't really a continuity of care for him. Sometimes he'll have a familiar face as a nurse, but lately it's a new face every shift. He's been in there for 2 weeks and me or dad or both have been there everyday several times a day. We know how to do all his care and we're very familiar with the nurses' routine with him.
Well the other night we arrived at 8:31, in time for his feeding to be started. I noticed however that his feeding was already hooked up and finished. Of course, this upset me somewhat because we like to help with his care and I know we were a lil late but there was no reason for it to be done already. Turns out it wasn't done. In fact, the feeding was from 3 hours earlier and the nurse had not gotten around to taking it off or flushing the rest of my milk thru the tubing!! This really upset me!! I am just a phone call away if they are short on help or overwhelmed with other babies!! How dare them just neglect my son because he's quiet and not screaming all the time like some of the other LOs there. I have no problem being up at the hospital as much as possible, but they and my doctor have told me to rest.
Several other things that have started to bother me is that some nurses don't give him his oral care of breast milk. They leave him in wet or visibly dirty clothes. The nurse tonight started his feeding at 8 instead of 830. We showed up at 8 so that I could do his care and weigh and measure him but he was already getting his feeding. I asked the nurse if his feeding times had been switched and she said yes to 8. Come to find out she had 2 babies that needed to be fed at 830 so decided that she would start mine's early
I know some of this sounds petty to most people but I'm hoping as moms that have had to deal with NICUs you guys could give me some advice. If I'm being petty then please let me know so that I don't make things worse for my son but if I should speak up or talk to someone please let me know because this really has me uneasy! Thanks!