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Posted 05 December 2012 - 11:08 AM
Posted 05 December 2012 - 01:25 PM
What type of evidence is usable in court at this point[?]
I don't really understand your question. The basic "types" of evidence are testimony and documents and other physical objects, but I doubt that was what you wanted to know. If you can clarify what you were intending to ask, I'm happy to try and respond further.
Beyond that, I'm not really sure what to tell you. Obviously, the mediator disagrees with you, so the court will decide what it decides. If you don't like the outcome, you're free to appeal, but these sorts of issues are virtually impossible to reverse on appeal.
Posted 06 December 2012 - 05:32 AM
Posted 06 December 2012 - 07:48 AM
The question is what types of evidence are allowable in court.
Again, testimony, documents, and other physical objects.
I can prove that my children have lots of friends and participate in activities but lists of events and names and numbers are not allowable in court.
You mentioned hearsay later in your post, so I'll guess that's the issue here. In order to prove these things, you need a witness or witnesses with firsthand knowledge to testify.
So should I bring the children to court (all of them) or other witnesses(my clients that frequent my busieness and have always seen the events)
If those persons are the only persons with actual knowledge of whatever it is that you want to prove, yes.
Should I bring awards for participation in events or school forms filled out for participation in sports , or photos of the children playing at my house,internet chats between my children and others etc.
You can do that. For every piece of evidence you offer, you need a witness to authenticate it and explain what it is.
The problem is I have had an abusive childhood and am no longer willing to speak to my relatives.
Why is this a problem? You haven't suggested that any of your blood relatives (other than your children) have any relevant knowledge of anything.
I need to prove this assesment is not accurate and would like show the court that spending time with my ex and his family are not in the best interest of the child.I have documents to prove arrest history of the ex's other family member as well as testimony from a friend of my son.
Why is this person's "arrest history" relevant? Don't you think a record of convictions -- rather than arrests -- would be better? Why can't this be dealt with by an order that prohibits your ex from having your child around this one particular person?
My daughter does not want to spend weekends with the father.Should I bring her in as a witness?
That's not a decision for anonymous strangers to make.
She will be upset.
Which will be more upsetting: testifying or having regular visitation?
Also what are Grandparents rights?
The term "grandparents' rights" is commonly misunderstood by laypersons. In the absence of a court order, grandparents have no rights whatsoever regarding their grandchildren. Depending on the applicable state law, under certain circumstances, a court may order that a grandparent may have visitation with a grandchild over the child's parents' objection.
It seems that a lot of negativity continues because of hearsay and lack of proof.
Well...think about it. Why should a court care about something you can't prove? You say that you don't think spending time with grandma is a good idea. Why? You said one reason is because she "was arrested a long time ago for violence." How long ago? If it only happened once and was a long time ago, why does it matter now? Didn't you ever do anything "a long time ago" that would be silly to use against you now because of the passage of a "long" amount of time? What does "violence" mean (i.e., what was the specific reason for the arrest)? Was she charged following the arrest? If not, why sould the court care about an arrest that wasn't even followed up on by the filing of charges, much less a conviction? If she was charged, was she convicted? If not, why not? You say you have "no proof" regarding the rest of your concerns, so that means those concerns are objectively baseless and don't warrant any consideration. Right? When it comes to sending your child over to a particular friend's house, you are free to allow that or disallow that because of baseless concerns. But a court isn't going to deny or restrict a parent's constitutional rights just because you say you have concerns but don't have any evidence to support those concerns. Would it be ok if the court took your rights away simply because your ex says he has "concerns" about you? Assuming your answer is no, why should it be any different in reverse?
Posted 06 December 2012 - 09:00 AM
The grandmother tried to convince me to put my child in the car with a drunk driver etc.
The violence was a party of 50 people fighting at a function held by the family. They were all beating each other up.(many years ago)
The only thing I can prove is the pattern continues with some of these peopleThey all have issues with violence and drinking.
My daughter felt she was going to die at a party they had because a drunk 21 year old held her under water in the pool to the point she was going to drown and no-one cared because they were all drinking.It was reported to me by my husband wife that every one was drunk except for her.
The problem of no-proof is I have no evidence of the drinking and marijuana use and probably wont be able to get that proof.Is testimony from an 11 year old saying Grandma go into the bedroom with Dad and come out a while later shuts the door quickly washes her hands in the sink for 10 minutes and the room smells like smokey skunkenough? Probably not.Yet they smoke cigarrettes in front of the child
Posted 06 December 2012 - 12:10 PM
A court is far more likely to issue an order prohibiting alcohol, tobacco, and/or illegal drug use around a child than it is to terminate all visitation.
By the way, the best way to deal with the situation would be to consult with a local family law attorney about the relevant facts, the evidence you DO have, and strategy.
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Posted 06 December 2012 - 12:29 PM
Posted 07 December 2012 - 06:01 AM
.In mediaition I keep hearing they don't want to look back they want cuurent events. I am thinking what about patterns of behavior and patterns of reckless character.
Why would the mediator reccommend Fri night through Sun night for visiation when the patterns of recklessness and abuse( verbal toward the child and physical to the woman) or so extensive??I am so confused.
I did consult with a lawyer and she told me to negotiate and come to agree to let him have his visiation and add orders to protect the children.
She( the lawyer) told me I probably can't get an order prohibiting alchohol because people go to parties,dinners,etc where people may have a drink or two.She said maybe I could get an order that the children not be around people getting drunk.Considering the history I think that is too vaige.
She also said grandparents dont have rights and the motion to intervien(created by the grandmother) would be easy to object to and probably be dismissed.
I had a lawyer and she gave me the wrong advice.I had to go to the court myself and file an ex-parte instead of a motion for modification of visitation and she advised me to disregard a request for a phyc eval. Based on following that advice the case I opened in 2009 against the ex was closed and the lawyer never sent me the assesment from family relations.I am not able to work with this.
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The preteen years are so different from the childhood years that many parents find themselves in a quandary about handling their child, let alone their Bible study habits.
Physically, the child is going through all kinds of changes that affect their attitude toward everything, including their parents. Because their bodies are changing, they suddenly want privacy, which frequently confuses parents, because they interpret it to mean the child is hiding something.
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To confuse the issue even more, preteens see the Bible stories they have been raised on in a different light. Preteen girls will no longer touch a Nancy Drew book, considering it uncool or babyish, and if we're not careful in how we present the Bible, the stories of childhood Sunday school can meet the same fate: they're considered babyish and untouchable.
This can be inflamed by peer pressure. This age group has opinions, and they may start to hear, for the first time in their lives, strong statements adverse to the faith they've always believed in. They suddenly want to follow the example set by their peers more than the example of their parents.
All of this makes the preteen years difficult, but teachers have great opportunities.
"It was so easy when they were little," one Sunday school teacher said. "They never questioned the parting of the Red Sea, anymore than they questioned manna from heaven, or Daniel in the lions den. Preteens, however, not only question everything, they want to know how it happened."
On this subject, another teacher said, "My brother is an anthropologist, and when he planned a visit, I asked him to come to my preteen Sunday school class and tell the children his thoughts on the subject of the Red Sea parting. I now wish every adult and child could have heard and seen his presentation. He brought an extra suitcase full of globes, pictures and paraphernalia, and he explained how the combination of winds, tides and tsunamis, according to history at that time, proved scientifically how it could have happened.
Another Sunday school teacher told of an experience that happened to her when she was a preteen and taught her how imperative it is to give preteens the right answer and to be certain of the meaning. "Every preteen," she insisted, "should know how to find the truth, or the correct meaning in Biblical statements for themselves."
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She was a very young girl when a youth director from the church told her class that it was "…much harder for a rich person to enter the kingdom of God than it was for a camel to go through the eye of the needle.' (Matthew 19: 24). She pictured herself threading a needle, and knew that for a camel to go through it was not only impossible it was ridiculous.
"For years that troubled me," she said. "I asked myself such questions as, Why should I work if having money will keep me from heaven? Isn't it better to be poor?"
Twenty years later, she bought a Bible concordance and looked it up. To her relief, she discovered it wasn't impossible at all. Strong's, concordance explains it like this: The eye of the needle "was a kind of narrow gate into certain walled cities of Biblical times. To get the camel through the gate, one had to first unload it, walk the camel through, then bring the goods through the gate to get into the city." The scripture verse means to get one's priorities in order.
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"Not only did this come as a relief, but it taught me one of the most valuable lessons I ever learned about teaching Sunday school to preteens, and that is: Get the facts straight or don't teach at all. I use my concordance constantly when teaching preteens, and I believe that to keep preteens growing in their faith, they should have a concordance of their own to help them move from childhood Bible stories, to more advanced Bible study."
A Bible concordance in this day and age can be an expensive item. However, one of the best is Strong's Exhaustive Bible Concordance on Line, and online — it's free!
The best preteen Bible study tips include bringing in an authority whenever possible to explain the scientific aspects of Biblical events and to encourage them to understand what the scriptures mean. To do this, they should not only have a Biblical concordance at their fingertips, but they should be well versed in how to use it.
To keep a child's religious beliefs intact, Bible study habits should change in a way that encourages their faith to grow rather than falter. Having preteens join together in a Christian youth groups to focus on community service projects can be a wonderful outlet. Here they can be around like-minded kids who are going through similar experiences and are being raised in strong Christian families.
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In my recent Sony Vaio FW Series review I mentioned that one of the major drawbacks of an this excellent laptop was the inability to select a resolution other than full-hd (1920×1080), 1024×768 or 800×600 on Windows. For all intents and purposes, by default you are stuck with the native 1920×1080 resolution. This is crystal clear, and ideal for watching movies, particularly hi-def ones through the blue-ray player that comes included with the laptop. It also works out for the best if you use Photoshop, Visual Studio, or other programs that require a lot of screen real estate.
Unfortunately, with that resolution on a 16.4″ screen the text appears very small. For some people this won't be a problem, while for others it could cause headaches or undo eye strain. In this post, I'll discuss a few approaches to help you with this, including how to enable reduced resolution for your Sony Vaio FW (in my case Sony Vaio VNG-FW285D/H), despite the fact that the installed driver (for the ATI Radeon HD 3650) doesn't allow you to do this.
1st approach: Keep the full-hd resolution, but increase the font size on your system. On Vista you can do so by right clicking on your desktop, selecting Personalize, and then Adjust font size (DPI) on the left column of the Personalize appearance and sounds window that appears. The 120 DPI option should be sufficient, but you can always increase it even more. You will need to restart your machine to see these effects applied. The only downside to this is that some programs will look slightly weird.
2nd approach: As soon as you attach your laptop to an HDTV through an HDMI cable, all the available resolutions will be unlocked, thus enabling you to set a resolution that matches your own TV. This gives you the opportunity to set the resolution for your laptop's LCD however you wish. Unfortunately the next time you restart, if the HDMI cable is disconnected, you will be back to the three default resolutions. The workaround would be to hibernate or put your laptop to sleep, but on Windows you will be forced sooner or later to restart, and having to attach the TV every time you need to restart is a real pain.
3rd approach: This is the real solution to the problem in my opinion. You need to patch the ATI drivers to unlock further resolutions and options for your display. This is done in a few simple steps, the process is considered safe and I have done it on my brand new laptop. That said, proceed at your own risk. I do not accept any responsibility for any issues or damage that doing this may cause, however unlikely such problems are to happen:
At 1360×768 the image will appear softer (or less crisp) than at the native resolution of 1920×1080, but this is common and it's still perfectly usable. If you pick a resolution with a aspect ratio that's different than the ultra-wide screen (16:9), by default you will see two black bands on the sides of the screen. These are there in order to maintain the proper aspect ratio of the chosen resolution. Of course, this sensible default can be changed if you really wish to do so; just go in the ATI Catalyst Control Center under Display Manager -> Display Properties.
With your new resolutions enabled, you should now be able to switch from an "easy on the eyes" resolution to a stunning full-hd one for your entertainment needs whenever you want.
4th approach: Use Linux for you day-to-day work, and Windows for watching movies. Ubuntu supports many intermediate resolutions, including 1360×768, which preserves the 16:9 aspect ratio (again, at this reduced resolution the image will appear softer).
I've personally started using a combination of the first, third and fourth approaches. My main reasons for publishing this is that the third approach gives you the freedom to choose your resolution at will, as with most any other laptop.
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[…] On Windows the current drivers seem to only offer the spectacular 1920×1080 resolution and two other very low resolutions. I don't see intermediary resolutions like 1366×768, which would make the font larger for whenever you don't need that extra bit of space on the screen. Update: I have blogged about a solution for this here. […]
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Thanks for this mate! 3rd Approach (patch the ATI catalyst drivers) worked like a charm!
Hi, Do you know how we could get 1600 x 900??? That would be alot better than 1360 x 768 which is a bit too big!
Solved my own question…use PowerStrip (http://entechtaiwan.com/util/ps.shtm) to enforce the Custom resolution "1600x900i (HDTV derived)". Cheers all!
French speaking so… my english is not perfect.
Tank you for your 3rd approach tutorial.
My FW-285 is now a charm to use! Tell me if i'm wrong but it seem to be faster to! In that case, could somebody here explain me why?
Encore merci!
Hiya Anthony
Me again – loving the FW BUT 6 weeks in it's developed a prob… the integrated right click won't work!
I've looked on the internet – and this seems to be a common problem but so far no solutions that work…
Vaio said to uninstall the mouse driver and reinstall it – made no difference.
Would be VERY grateful if you could help me out again…
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Hi Antonio,
Does the font size look small on your HDTV screen when the laptop is connected to it via HDMI?
Sean,(with Antonio's permission) I have got a question or two for you;
To get 1600×900 do I still have to go through Antonio's procedure or you can do it directly using PowerStrip (which version?)
Did you have any issues using PowerStrip?
and finally I found my VAIO(VGNFW37GYH)not very sharp with normal DVD's. I think the latest ATI Randeon update did nothing better to improve the quality of the picture. At the ATI website there is a new driver available (ATI Catalyst™ 9.5 Display Driver for Windows Vista (64 bit)) I wonder if it is safe to download it and run it.
I would appreciate your comments.
Was contemplating returning my sony vaio FW378D because I just couldn't work with the default resolution of 1920 X 1080. Your 3rd approach worked great but has a drawback that I'm still not sure I want to deal with. When I shut down or reboot it doesn't remember the resolution. All looks good until something loads, the screen flickers and the resolution is reset to the 1920 X 1080. Now I found if I set my laptop on hibernate it works fine but wondering if anyone has a fix so I can shut down, reboot and have this laptop remember the new default setting as it should?
WOW….I thought I was losing my mind after spending my hard earned cash on such a stylish model VGN-FW 490 and then not having the lush wide-screen real estate even partially used when browsing. I can barely read most websites….your 3rd solution seems like the ticket but I am too chicken to try as I am not that technically savvy.
Thankfully, I am still in my 30 day trial period and I think this beauty is going back to the factory….such a disappointment to have such a nice wide screen and yet it's never filled unless watching a DVD. Glad I ran across this blog….wished I'd seen it a month ago….would have saved me some time!
Thanks for all of your input on this subject.
It's either a Dell or Apple for me….
Nice to find out you guys with your helpful information & solutions.
I just bought my Vaio today. And apart changing the fonts size DPI I also installed an Firefox add-on on which you can set the default zoom level of the browser or the default only text zoom to any percentage you wish e.g 120%
This is very helpful in this case as it enlarge every site by this default value.
I really enjoy Internet browsing with huge text and everything enlarged.
Firefox add-on is NoSquint.
Btw my Vaio model is FW41W and has a different processor Intel P8700 2.53GHz and it's not BD writer only reader.
I really like this laptop!
hi guys..
i'm from Turkey and i lived same problems about resolution. I researched a lot and wanna to share to you.
I have VGN-FW5JTF.. It's 16.4″ screen. Firstly, I used to 1900*1080 full hd resolution. But it has very small text and pictures. it's not for me.. Than , i modded to ATI Drivers. ( look at 3rd approach. ) I selected to 1600*900. But when i selected this, i have another problem. Text are out of focus, flu. Now, i selected another resolution. it's 1368*768.
How do i fix this problem ? 1900*1080 has very sharp text and pictures but the others hasn't any properties.. It might be a solution..
Hi antonio, thanks for the article. i used the 3rd approach & patched the driver on my sony vaio vgn-fw378j without any issues. question is whether this approach is safe and secure. i mean it's not a trojan or virus or keystroke logger right? i have apps to check for these but just would like to know if anyone had any issues with this patch. thanks again.
Hi Antonio
I'm having the same problem with my vaio FW51MF/H ATI RADEON 4650 on Windows 7. I've chickened out of modding and couldn't get it to work so was probably doing something wrong. I tried Powerstrip but it only gave me the same resolutions i.e 1920x (native) 1260x and 800x both the latter do not have the same pixel aspect ration so not only are they too big but they are fuzzy. Have I installed the right powerstrip?
I don't understand why Sony together with ATI haven't offered other resolutions with the same aspect ratio. Do you know of any reason why there are these limits? Will it damage the graphics card, display or anything?
I meant pixel aspect 'ratio' not 'ration' of course
I tried modding the driver again and it seemed to have worked because in the Catalyst control i now have more resolutions but the nearest i get to 1920x is 1400x and i was looking for 1760x or 1600x. Why after modding is it only showing these resolution options?
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The Other Scott Horton (no relation), international human rights lawyer, professor and contributing editor at Harper's magazine, discusses winning the National Magazine Award for Reporting for his article "The Guantanamo "suicides": A Camp Delta sergeant blows the whistle;" the still-developing story, including more details on the infamous "Camp No"; why torture still isn't justified and didn't help find bin Laden (according to John McCain); the scope and severity of the torture programs under the Bush and Obama administrations; the strangely outdated WikiLeaks Guantanamo documents; and how the DC Circuit Court is working to undermine the SCOTUS ruling on Boumediene v. Bush and keep Guantanamo open forever.
MP3 here. (21:04)
The other Scott Horton is a Contributing Editor for Harper's magazine where he writes the No Comment blog. A New York attorney known for his work in emerging markets and international law, especially human rights law and the law of armed conflict, Horton lectures at Columbia Law School. A life-long human rights advocate, Scott served as counsel to Andrei Sakharov and Elena Bonner, among other activists in the former Soviet Union.
He is a co-founder of the American University in Central Asia, and has been involved in some of the most significant foreign investment projects in the Central Eurasian region. Scott recently led a number of studies of abuse issues associated with the conduct of the war on terror for the New York City Bar Association, where he has chaired several committees, including, most recently, the Committee on International Law. He is also a member of the board of the National Institute of Military Justice, the Andrei Sakharov Foundation, the EurasiaGroup and the American Branch of the International Law Association.


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College Hockey:Miami's Robitaille Signs with the Boston Bruins
OXFORD, Ohio — Randy Robitaille, sophomore center for the Miami Redskins, signed a contract with the Boston Bruins on Monday. Robitaille will play for the Bruins on Thursday night; financial terms of the contract were not disclosed.
"It's better than first-round money," says Miami head coach Mark Mazzoleni.
"This is a great situation for me, not only because I'm playing right away," says Robitaille. "It's a great situation for me to go to Boston because they're rebuilding right now. They're bringing in a lot of young guys. I just thought that it would be the best place for me to start and hopefully build a career in the NHL."
Robitaille told reporters after Miami's 4-2 loss to Cornell in Western Regional NCAA playoff action that he was coming back to Miami next season, and he says he really didn't think he was going anywhere.
"About ten teams contacted my parents after we lost. They talked to my mom, and she contacted my advisor.
"There was talk all year, but for me to leave as a sophomore, the money had to be good."
Mazzoleni says he has "mixed emotions" about Robitaille leaving. "I'm elated for him. The money he received is a strong indication of Boston's commitment to rebuilding their team and of Randy's role in that rebuilding.
"It's a tremendous statement for our hockey program. We've been able to recruit a young man like that and develop him.
"For Randy, it's a life-time dream."
Robitaille says leaving his teammates will be hard. "I'm going to miss the guys tremendously. I would have liked to have been a part of the team next year, because I think we have a chance to do very well, but I have to look out for myself.
"They're going to miss me, too, but they know this chance doesn't come around too often, and you have to take it when it does."
"He's a franchise player," says Mazzoleni. "It will put a dent in our armor, but certain people will pick up their game. Even without Randy, we'll be even better balanced next year [than we were this year] because of recruits and developing young players. We'll have a good hockey team next year."
Robitaille says he'll return to campus after Boston's season is over to finish some course work, and Mazzoleni stresses that college can lead to more than one type of education.
"You're here to educate the kid and move him on academically for a career path," says Mazzoleni. "Robitialle's career path is hockey."
Robitaille's signing marks the second time in two weeks that undrafted CCHA players have signed with NHL teams. Bowling Green forward Mike Johnson signed with the Toronto Maple Leafs just after the Falcons bowed out of CCHA Tournament play. Like Robitaille, Johnson's deal included immediate play in the NHL.
Mazzoleni says Robitaille's signing should give hope to other players because he wasn't drafted.
"Randy is going to represent well Miami and the CCHA," says Mazzoleni.
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Carda tossed the first no-hitter of her career in the season opener for the Bruins and would also pick up the win in the tournament championship game of the Oceanic Time Warner Cable Paradise Classic over host Hawai'i to earn tournament Most Valuable Pitcher honors. Carda allowed just three hits and one run over 10 innings of work in two starts in the circle, striking out 12. She also had six hits in 16 at-bats (.375) with two runs batted in at the plate in five games.
Carda opened the 2014 campaign by throwing the sixth, season-opening no-hitter in UCLA history and the 105th no-no in program history against Delaware on Thursday. She fanned six in five innings, allowing only two walks in the second and fifth frames. She had stretches of nine and five retired in a row during the game and struck out a pair in the first and second innings.
On Saturday against Hawai'i, Carda retired the first nine batters of the ball game and went five innings, again striking out six and giving up one run, three hits and two walks. She struck out a pair in each of the first two frames and one in the third and fifth.
Peszek's perfect 10 on bars was the first 10.0 of her career and the 101st perfect mark in school history. Her score helped the Bruins achieve a season-high score of 196.925 in the dual meet win over Arizona State.


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