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Argues that Judge Kozinski's recusal of himself from trial may have been a violation
Posted Jul 28th, 2008 08:00 PM by
Mark Kernes
— As AVN readers well know, shock artist Ira Isaacs' obscenity trial came to an
abrupt halt
on June 11 after it was revealed that the judge in the case,
Alex Kozinski
— also Chief Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals — owned a website on which was posted some mild sexually explicit content and a lot of sexual humor.
With the following few days, Judge Kozinski filed an Order recusing himself from the trial and declared that there was a "manifest necessity" for a mistrial, which Judge Alicemarie H. Stotler, Chief Judge of the Central District of California, took as an Order granting such a mistrial.
Trouble is, that Order may not have been legal, and therefore, Ira Isaacs may find himself free of all charges on a technicality.
"The ground of the motion will be that the double jeopardy clause of the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution precludes the retrial of Defendant Ira Isaacs," wrote Isaacs' attorney, Roger Jon Diamond, in his Motion to Dismiss filed on Friday. "Defendant Ira Isaacs, having been once in jeopardy, cannot be retried. There was no manifest necessity for the declaration of the mistrial, which was declared without Defendant's consent, without consultation, and under circumstances where the trial court improperly recused itself and, even if it did properly recuse itself, another judge could have replaced the recused judge."
As Diamond pointed out in his Motion, Judge Kozinski, in declaring the recusal and mistrial, apparently violated Federal Rule 26.3, which provides, "Before ordering a mistrial, the court must give each defendant and the government an opportunity to comment on the propriety of the order, to state whether that party consents or objects, and to suggest alternatives."
But while Diamond argued that the declaration of mistrial was clearly improper, he also took issue with Kozinski's recusal of himself as the trial judge.
"In this particular case no one could have or should have reasonably questioned Judge Alex Kozinski's impartiality," Diamond stated. "All of the rulings he made in the case were based upon his understanding of the law. Indeed, before Judge Kozinski disqualified himself he had made a number of rulings in favor of the prosecution. Judge Kozinski denied a motion by the defense to disqualify a prospective juror based upon juror bias. The challenge for cause was rejected by Judge Kozinski. Over the objection of the defense, Judge Kozinski changed the word 'tolerance' to the word 'acceptance' with respect to the jury instruction to be given to the jury regarding the definition of obscenity. The definition related to the issue of comparable materials in the community and how the community standard is to be determined. Judge Kozinski then gave the instruction to the jury. Judge Kozinski cut off attorney Diamond with respect to a certain portion of his opening statement. Numerous other rulings in favor of the Government were made during the portion of the case considered by Judge Kozinski."
Diamond went on to praise the impartiality of the jury, noting that the panel represented citizens from many different walks of life, and claimed that as they were being dismissed for the day on June 11 after having watched one of the charged movies and a large portion of another, "the jurors were heard to be laughing. ... Any defense attorney knows that a happy, laughing jury, is not a convicting jury.
"Had the defense been asked whether they were agreeable to a mistrial the defense most assuredly would have objected to the mistrial," Diamond continued. "There was no reason for Judge Kozinski to recuse himself since he had done nothing wrong. The Government should not have told Judge Kozinski that it wanted to consider a recusal motion. There was no basis for that. Judge Kozinski did state that if either side asked for recusal he would grant the request. Again, this is something to which the defense objected."
In arguing against Kozinski's recusal, Diamond used the example of a white female judge in Alabama in the early '60s presiding over a case involving a black man, an alleged bank robber, who's married to a white woman — a situation that at that time was illegal in the state where they got married, Virginia. In Diamond's scenario, a local newspaper reveals that the judge has been married to a black man herself, and that Alabama's white population believes that therefore, the judge will be biased in favor of the defendant, since her own husband is black.
Those familiar with the Isaacs case can immediately see where this is going. Add in the idea that the government, after presenting several witnesses in the case, asks the judge to recuse herself based on the newspaper revelation — even though there's nothing illegal or immoral in Alabama about a white woman being married to a black man. The analogy to Judge Kozinski being accused of moral turpitude for having a mildly sexual website, and being therefore asked to recuse himself, is clear — and, Diamond argued, just as inappropriate.
"In this particular case Judge Kozinski broke no law and did nothing improper," Diamond averred, noting, "The private possession of pornography is protected by the United States Supreme Court's decision in
Stanley v. Georgia
"If the Government is right — that it had the right to have a trial in front of a judge who has no interest in X-rated material or adult material — then conversely a defendant in Mr. Isaacs' position would have the right to have the trial in front of a judge who has never expressed opposition to X-rated materials," Diamond rightly argued. "That is, defendants in obscenity trials would have the right to be tried before judges who are not hostile to X-rated materials. If there are judges out there who have a policy of never reading adult material then a Defendant such as Mr. Isaacs would not want to be tried by such a judge and would have the right not to be tried by that judge."
Diamond drew the Court's attention to
United States v. Nathan
, where the judge was Richard Arcara, who'd made his reputation, while an Erie County, N.Y. district attorney, as an anti-porn crusader, and was himself a defendant (in his official capacity) in the famous obscenity case,
Arcara v. Cloud Books
. Diamond noted that the defendant in the
case, Richard Nathan, though charged with obscenity, "never considered disqualifying Judge Arcara based on Judge Arcara's opposition to pornography, obscenity, and anything resembling adult material because presumably Judge Arcara would be able to set aside his own biases and prejudices and give the defendant a fair trial."
"Likewise, a judge who
such material should also be permitted to sit in judgment in a case like this," Diamond continued, cautioning, "The defense does not even concede that Judge Kozinski favors X-rated material. It was an irrelevant issue. There should be no inquiry into a judge's practices or personal preferences when it comes to judging a federal case. If Judge Kozinski properly recused himself no judge is safe with respect to these kinds of inquiries. Otherwise, we would want to know whether Judge [George H.] King, the successor judge to Judge Kozinski, likes or dislikes pornography. The defendant and the Government would have the right to know whether any judge has a position privately and personally with respect to adult materials. The defense would want to ask any new judge whether he or she has ever attended a strip club or viewed adult rated material. The defense would want to know what movies the judge reviews. Obviously this would not be proper.
"Defendant Isaacs should ... have his right to be free of double jeopardy because of the Government's heavy handed tactics," Diamond concluded.
But, Diamond continued, even if Judge Kozinski properly disqualified himself from proceeding further with the trial, the District Court should simply have assigned another judge to continue with the existing trial, as required by Federal Rule 25.
"It would not have taken long for Judge King or any judge to become familiar with the case," Diamond argued. "In particular, Judge King was already familiar with the case. Either Judge King or another judge could have obtained the testimony of the two Government witnesses, who were both very brief and, based upon the stipulation of the parties, were not even necessary. The Court had the benefit of the stipulation. The experts had not yet testified. Judge King, or any new judge, could have simply watched the first movie, which took less than an hour, and could have watched that portion of the second movie that was shown to the jury. The Court could also fast forward the movie since the movie really did not have much of a plot. It would have taken at most an hour or so for the new judge to view the movies and would have taken the new judge only a few minutes to read the testimony of the two witnesses. The new judge would not have needed to observe the two witnesses because their credibility had not been challenged. This could have been done over the weekend so that on Monday, June 16, 2008 the jury trial could have resumed uninterrupted. At most there might have been a brief delay. None of these alternatives were explored by the Court."
In sum, Diamond argued that because of the procedural flaws which had taken place, the Court should dismiss the charges against Isaacs, and that if the government felt that such a dismissal was in error, could appeal that order to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. He also pointed out several cases in which mistrials granted after a trial had begun or while one was in progress were proper, but none of those situations applied here.
Diamond referred specifically to the U.S. Supreme Court's 1971 decision in
United States v. Jorn
, where the Court ruled, "Yet, in the final analysis, the judge must always temper the decision whether or not to abort the trial by considering the importance to the defendant of being able, once and for all, to conclude his confrontation with society through the verdict of a tribunal he might believe to be favorably disposed to his fate. Applying these considerations to the record in this case, we must conclude that the trial judge here abused his discretion in discharging the jury."
The government will have two weeks to respond to Diamond's motion, and Diamond will have a similar period after that to challenge the government's arguments, until both parties appear before Judge King on Sept. 8 for final arguments on the motion. Look for AVN's report on the proceedings at that time.
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Comfortable beds, a free hearty breakfast and an indoor pool is just the ticket for Priceline guests at the affordable Fairfield Inn & Suites Medical/Market Center Dallas.
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This 116-room hotel on three floors gives you just what you need when you're on the road. For leisure travelers, that means spacious, non-smoking rooms, a helpful staff, an indoor heated pool and a free breakfast buffet to get the day started right. For business travelers, there's a lobby business center with copying and faxing facilities. Suites at Fairfield Inn & Suites Dallas Market Center also include separate sleeping and living areas, executive desk, microwaves and mini-fridges.
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Fairfield Inn & Suites is located in the heart of Dallas Market Center and only two miles from downtown Dallas. The hotel is within walking distance of Dallas Market Hall and the World Trade Center. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is 18 miles from the hotel.
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Verified Hotel Guest from Wichita Falls, TX
March 17, 2016
Family Traveling with Young Children
March 17, 2016
Family Traveling with Young Children
The location was excellent.
I was not informed about my price increase when my card did not go through. I would have like a call or an email.
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February 29, 2016
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Being phoned at 3 a.m. for flushing toilet.
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December 15, 2015
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December 15, 2015
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I called on Friday & spoke with hotel employee to let him know that we were coming in late. Told him that I'm allergic to smoke & he told me not to worry that he was going to take care of us & he did! There was no bad odors & the
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November 11, 2015
November 11, 2015
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Smelled bad in the lobby. Furnishing and decor are outdated and look grungy.
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November 2, 2015
November 2, 2015
Customer service and cleanliness
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October 19, 2015
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July 28, 2015
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April 7, 2015
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The staff was very cooperative
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March 16, 2015
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October 19, 2014
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Admit it: Disney princesses and other heroes of Disney animated features can be… kinda bland. But the villains are always fascinating and alluring. Many are seductive and deceptive by nature, and most have much more flair and style than the protagonists who defeat them. Really, it's a wonder that it took so long for Disney to allow filmmakers to twist one of its stories to focus more on the villain than the heroine, as it has with Sleeping Beauty's foe in "Maleficent" (opening May 30).
If the Angelina Jolie live-action twist on the 1959 cartoon succeeds, there's a whole Hall of Infamy of Disney evildoers ready for their close-ups. Here are 30 of the worst — er, best — Disney animated villains ever.
30. Yzma ("The Emperor's New Groove") The ancient Peruvian witch may not be the scariest Disney villain, but she's one of the funniest, thanks to a sly performance by Eartha Kitt.
29. The Horned King ("The Black Cauldron")
The film is one of the more unfortunately overlooked in the Disney canon, and so is this John Hurt-voiced baddie, who's not afraid to take fashion tips from Maleficent — or to steamroll a kingdom to possess the magical title object.
28. Governor Ratcliffe ("Pocahontas")
He's kind of your garden-variety ugly imperialist, as voiced by David Ogden Stiers in his imperious Major Winchester mode. Also, the pig-tail coif really isn't working for him.
27. Kaa ("The Jungle Book") The python can not only squeeze his victims to death and swallow them whole, he can hypnotize them as well. Loses points, though, for having the same voice as Winnie the Pooh (Sterling Holloway).
26. Mother Gothel ("Tangled")
Kidnaps infant princess and locks her in a tower for so long that Rapunzel gets a severe case of Stockholm syndrome. Has the lovely singing voice of Broadway vet Donna Murphy.
25. Gaston ("Beauty and the Beast")
At first, he's just an arrogant yahoo. But he does have the power to foment an angry, torch-bearing mob.
24. King Candy ("Wreck-It Ralph") He's modeled after the Mad Hatter in Disney's animated "Alice in Wonderland," but the throne usurper and code re-writer is on a serious power trip.
23. Hans ("Frozen")
This handsome prince is certainly charming, but it becomes clear that he's just trying to marry for power. His biggest crime: coming between sisters Elsa and Anna.
22. Professor Ratigan ("The Great Mouse Detective")
Any rat who has a pet cat is pretty badass. Plus, the rodent crimelord is voiced by Vincent Price.
21. Clayton ("Tarzan") Ugly imperialism (a la Gov. Ratcliffe), poaching (a la McLeach from "The Rescuers Down Under"), and Gaston's chin.
20. Sid Philips ("Toy Story")
Sid's just a kid, but his sadistic, diabolically creative experiments with recombined toy parts make him a suburban Frankenstein.
19. Madame Medusa ("The Rescuers")
Played by the great Geraldine Page, Medusa hints at untapped reserves of evil. After all, suppose she'd succeeded in her plot — grab an orphan girl no one will miss and use her to find a hidden gem in a cave too small for a grown-up. What would she have done with little Penny then? Feed her to the pet crocodiles?
18. Shan-Yu ("Mulan")He's just a man, but he's strong enough to withstand an avalanche — not to mention, leading a marauding, bloodthirsty army.
17. Chernabog ("Fantasia")
He's a silent demon, but he makes up for it with the most horrifying theme music ever (Mussorgsky's "Night on Bald Mountain"). He's also pure evil, using his powers to raise the dead and wreak havoc. His only weaknesses: daylight and the strains of Schubert's "Ave Maria."
16. Madame Mim ("The Sword in the Stone")
She's included on general craziness points alone. Can turn herself into various creatures, including a scary dragon. Fights a memorable wizards' duel with Merlin.
15. Hades ("Hercules") Played by the always sinister James Woods (he even looks like Woods), but with more camp and flamboyance than Woods usually musters. He gets way too much enjoyment from making Hercules' life miserable. Oh, and he rules hell, which is named in his honor.
14. Judge Claude Frollo ("The Hunchback of Notre Dame")
A typical Victor Hugo villain, he's all the scarier for believing himself to be motivated by righteousness. Willing to burn down Paris out of his obsession with a girl he can't have.
13. Shere Khan ("The Jungle Book")
The urbane menace George Sanders, whose voice underlies so many suave and sophisticated villains ("Rebecca," "All About Eve"), translates surprisingly well to the jungle, where his jungle-ruling tiger is all the scarier for never raising his voice above a sneer.
12. Queen of Hearts ("Alice in Wonderland") Lewis Carroll's fantasy-world monarch has a hair-trigger temper and a capricious will, so she's ready to lop heads for no reason at all. Props to Helena Bonham Carter in the live-action version, but she can't hold a candle to the sheer psychotic rage of Verna Felton in the cartoon version.
11. Honest John ("Pinocchio")
The poor puppet encounters fearsome villains at nearly every turn in the story, from exploitative impresario Stromboli to ravenous whale Monstro. But the worst of all is the misleadingly-named fox who lures Pinocchio into a world of candy-coated sin in the first place.
10. Si and Am ("Lady and the Tramp")
Grown-up viewers will cringe at the ethnic stereotyping of the singing Siamese cats, but kids may notice only their unfettered malice and mischief, as well as their ability to make it all look like poor Lady's fault.
9. Lotso ("Toy Story 3") The Pixar movies have the opposite issue from the rest of Disney's animated features; their heroes are colorful and interesting, while their villains are often perfunctory and pedestrian. A notable exception is this huggable, strawberry-scented demagogue, a teddy bear who turns a daycare center into a fascist dictatorship and nearly gets our heroes incinerated in a furnace. Plus, he's voiced by Ned Beatty, in the same menacing manner of his you-are-tampering-with-the-forces-of-nature heavy from "Network."
8. Lady Tremaine ("Cinderella")
As voiced by Disney regular Eleanor Audley, the scheming, imperious, vain, power-hungry taskmaster is the kind of woman who gives wicked stepmothers a bad name.
7. Ursula ("The Little Mermaid")
The undersea witch with the slimy tentacles, whose seeming helpfulness toward Princess Ariel is actually a ploy to oust King Triton from his ocean throne, is one of the scariest Disney villains ever, thanks to the frightening performance of Pat Carroll.
6. Scar ("The Lion King")
How do you follow up an Oscar for playing the chilly and sinister Claus von Bulow? If you're Jeremy Irons, you play a fratricidal lion, and you play him like you were playing Claudius in "Hamlet." (Though Scar also has a touch of Claus, as delivered in the line "You have no idea.") Here's a guy who kills his regal brother, then ruins the kingdom out of sheer spite. That's evil.
5. Jafar ("Aladdin") The whole character is pretty much a swipe from Conrad Veidt's villain in the 1940 live-action fantasy "The Thief of Baghdad," but he's still delightfully wicked, plotting to marry Jasmine, kill her father, and steal her kingdom. Also, he has the deliciously grouchy Iago (Gilbert Gottfried) for a sidekick, maybe the only Disney-villain henchman who isn't a brainless buffoon.
4. Captain Hook ("Peter Pan")
Stylish and debonair, Hook is even more dangerous after Pan symbolically castrates him (feeding his hand to the crocodile), now that he has a vicious hook for an appendage. As in all productions of this story, he's voiced by the same actor (Hans Conreid) who plays the Darling children's father; Freudians, make of that what you will.
3. Cruella de Vil ("101 Dalmatians")
She has the best name of any Disney villain — maybe any villain ever. And you can't fault her fashion sense, even if that's what drives her to dognap and try to skin 101 puppies.
2. Maleficent ("Sleeping Beauty")
Here's a woman willing to destroy an entire kingdom just because she wasn't invited to a party. Plus, she has the transformational powers of Madame Mim, the voice of Cinderella's stepmom (Eleanor Audley), and those iconic horns. As villains go, Maleficent is pretty magnificent.
1. Wicked Queen ("Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs") She was the first Disney villain, and she set the bar for all the rest. She has the same magical gift for transformation as some of the other witchy villainesses, but get this: Even though she wants to kill Snow White out of vanity, she's actually willing to destroy her own beauty just for a final chance to poison her stepdaughter. That's how full of hate she is. More than anyone else on this list, she's the one still likely to haunt your nightmares well into your adulthood.
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Gallery | The 10 Best Animated Disney Sidekicks of All Time
- Mushu ('Mulan')
Before Eddie Murphy became the voice of the lovable Donkey in the seemingly endless "Shrek" movies, he lent his exuberant talents to voicing Mushu, an equally lovable dragon in Disney's truly underrated "Mulan." Mulan's ghostly ancestors enchant a "great stone dragon" to protect the young woman as she charges into battle on her father's behalf. But Mushu, a tiny, wise-cracking dragon, accidentally destroys that stone dragon and goes to assist Mulan instead ("I'm travel-sized for your convenience!"). Mulan's interaction with Mushu is priceless, and his design, which is a kind of puppy dog version of the giant dragons that accompany Chinese parades, is equally amazing. Combined, Mushu makes for one of the very best Disney sidekicks in recent memory. (It also goes to show you how essential it is that these characters talk; for a more recent example look at how lame Pascal was in "Tangled.")
- Timon & Pumbaa ('Lion King')
Timon (Nathan Lane) and Pumbaa (Ernie Sabella) are such unforgettable Disney sidekicks that, years after the original film was released, a "Rosencrantz and Gildenstern Are Dead"-style direct-to-video movie called "Lion King 1 & 1/2," where the events from that first film are retold from the sidekicks' perspective, was released. As two outcasts (Pumbaa was exiled for farting too much, while Timon's backstory is never revealed because those lyrics were cut out of the final version of "Hakuna Matata") who befriend the guilt-riddled Simba (Matthew Broderick), they are comic foils with equally damaged psyches. When Simba finally makes a bid to reclaim the throne, it's an even more powerful gesture because he brings his court jesters along for the ride.
- The Seven Dwarfs ('Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs')
"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" was the very first animated feature ever, an artistic act that many in Hollywood scoffed at (it was dubbed "Disney's Folly"), and still one of the very best. One of the reasons for this is the appearance of the Seven Dwarfs — Dopey, Bashful, Sleepy, Grumpy, Happy, Doc, and Sneezy — they have cool jobs (harvesting oversized gems from the earth), are good dancers (!), and fill out the emotional grey areas that Snow White, for all her singular power as a character, is somewhat lacking in. It's a testament to the Dwarfs appeal that there are still theme park attractions being built around them today; in 2014 Snow White Mine Coaster, the finishing touch of the New Fantasyland project, opens in Florida's Magic Kingdom. For sidekicks, they've come an awful long way.
- Jiminy Cricket ('Pinocchio')
Sure, Jiminy Cricket can kind of be a wet blanket at times, and from a narrative standpoint he rests precariously in between wooden boy Pinocchio's conscious and Basil Exposition from "Austin Powers," but it's the spring in his step and the loyalty in his actions that make him an A1 sidekick. Jiminy Cricket is the definition of ride or die (seriously, think about what madness Pinocchio puts him through) and is responsible for both narrating "Pinocchio" (in a grandfatherly sing-song voice) and singing what might be the most emblematic Disney song in the history of the company ("When You Wish Upon a Star"). What he lacks in gritty texture he makes up for in dependability and charm. Also: what a snappy dresser.
- Thumper ('Bambi')
Few Disney sidekicks are as cuddly and adorable as little rabbit Thumper, from the cry-your-eyes-out classic "Bambi." Thumper has a familiar sidekick trait: a speech impediment, and has the kind of unwavering enthusiasm that most people, when bad-mouthing Disney, assign all of their furry characters. More than a fully fleshed out character, Thumper is more a design triumph than anything else — just looking at him makes your heart nearly burst.
- Sebastian ('The Little Mermaid')
Originally envisioned as a stuffy English butler type, it was co-writer/lyricist Howard Ashman who had the stroke of genius idea to turn him into a Caribbean lothario. It transformed what could have been the traditional royal advisor role into an unforgettable sidekick, one full of island rhythms and wonderful comedic timing. In its original incarnation, "The Little Mermaid" would have also been without two of its trademark songs — the calypso love song "Kiss the Girl" and the free-for-all "Under the Sea," both of which serve as grand moments in the film and also something that the recent "Little Mermaid" attraction at both Disney California Adventure and the Magic Kingdom bring to wonderful, three-dimensional life. Who knew a crustacean could make you feel so much?
- Baloo ('The Jungle Book')
Most sidekicks in Disney movies act as comedic foils or are merely there to reassure the main character that he or she is doing the right thing and should always be following their dreams. What makes Baloo such a unique and unforgettable sidekick is that he's also a mentor to the main character, a young "man cub" named Mowgli. The relationship between Baloo and Mowgli is emotionally rich and dramatically rewarding; the way that Mowgli calls Baloo "Papa Bear" is wonderful and heartbreaking. In terms of relationships between main characters and sidekicks, it doesn't get much better than this, especially when Baloo is belting one of the unforgettable songs by Richard and Robert Sherman, the longtime Disney songwriting duo dramatized in next month's exemplary "Saving Mr. Banks."
- Archimedes ('Sword in the Stone')
Unfairly overlooked, "Sword in the Stone," a Disney take on the Arthurian legend, has style (through its scratchy animation process) and charm to spare, as well as one of the all-time best sidekicks in Archimedes, Merlin's stuffy, uptight owl. (This is probably what Sebastian would have been like.) Archimedes is noteworthy because he's not the lead's sidekick (a young Arthur, referred to here as Wart), but rather the crazy magician's sidekick. It would be like if Doc Brown had a talking parrot in "Back to the Future" (or something). Archimedes is hilarious, resourceful and pragmatic, a wonderful foil for all the magical nonsense flying around. It's worth rediscovering "Sword in the Stone" just for this wonderful owl.
- Lumiere ('Beauty and the Beast')
There are a seemingly infinite amount of sidekick characters in Disney's masterful "Beauty and the Beast," thanks to the enchantment that turned all of the Prince's staff into anthropomorphic objects. But the very best, most charming sidekick character in the whole lot has got to be Lumiere, the French maître d' and chief matchmaker between the gruff, disagreeable Beast and the beguiling beauty Belle. Like most of these sidekicks, he also gets the best musical number: "Be Our Guest." (Hot tip: if you're dining at the Be Our Guest restaurant in the Magic Kingdom's New Fantasyland, ask for the grey stuff, it's delicious. We're serious. Do it.) Maybe one of the most mind-blowing things about Lumiere is that he's actually voiced by the late Jerry Orbach, the longtime face of NBC's crime series "Law & Order." Talk about enlightening!
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OK, so we might be dipping into Disney esoterica with this, a little-seen 1986 feature that directly predates the so-called Disney Renaissance, a golden era that saw the studio return to both financial and creative heights after years of features that rested comfortably in an iffy, unsatisfying middle ground. A kind of animal world version of Sherlock Holmes, Dawson is the Watson equivalent, a pudgy little mouse who is embroiled in a kidnapping scheme involving automatons, the mouse version of the Queen of England, and a giant, ferocious rat voiced by Vincent Price. It's a shame the movie wasn't more of a success, both because it's really good and because it would have been a whole lot of fun to see the further adventures of Dawson and his wonderfully wonky partner in crime, Basil of Baker Street.
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| Boambee to Coffs Harbour via Toormina Centro, Boambee East, University, Pacific Highway, Hospital, Coffs Town Centre, Showgrounds, Jetty, Park Beach and Plaza. Service operates Monday to Friday day time and does not stop along Toormina Rd. Effective from 11 August 2014
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- Locate these two timing points on the timetable.
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This allows you to experience such things as the people, sights and the 'café' style atmosphere and small shops of the lovely hamlet that is Sawtell; or the beautiful homes of the Sawtell and Boambee region.
See our modern Education Campus that contains our University, TAFE and Senior College High School or the Health Campus, which contains our modern Hospital. Grab a flight or just for a bit of plane spotting with your kids at Coffs Airport . Hop a train from Sawtell Train Station. Sit back and watch a blockbuster at Sawtell 1st Ave or Bray St Theatres.
Grab a Bargain at one of our great shopping centres. We service: Centro Toormina, Boambee Central, Sawtell Shops,' Busy Bee Centre', Hi-Tech Dr, Cook Dr, Palm Centre, Coffs Harbour Mall, 'Bunnings', 'Good-Guys', 'Super-A-Mart', 'BCF', 'HomeBase', 'Bailey Centre', Park Beach Plaza.
Visit Butterfly House, only a short walk from our services.
Relax at one of the beautiful beaches that make up the Coffs Coast .
Add a touch of greenery by visiting one our nurseries or the botanical gardens.
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Services available from airport between 7.30am and 3.30pm to Coffs Harbour by phoning 6653 3344 Monday to Friday excluding public holidays.
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Civil War photographers completely changed popular perceptions of modern warfare.
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Looking back 150 years to the start of the Civil War this month, what impact did photography have on the war? On the people who lived during the time? What do these images tell us today about the soldiers and their families?
Historians say that photography changed the war in several ways. It allowed families to have a keepsake representation of their fathers or sons as they were away from home. Photography also enhanced the image of political figures like President Lincoln, who famously joked that he wouldn't have been re-elected without the portrait of him taken by photographer Matthew Brady.
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many baby boomers are looking for income, safety, and less volatilty. I looked at AGNC's performance October '08 and '09 and the market got slammed, but AGNC went down too but much less and it kept paying it's dividend.
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The Fed will not jack up short term rates for a while.
the NFP numbers Friday were bad, the "participation rate" is the lowest it has been since 1979.
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Version of Record online: 18 APR 2012
DOI: 10.1002/hec.2823
Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Health Economics
Volume 22, Issue 5, pages 623–629, May 2013
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Chatterji, P., Lahiri, K. and Song, J. (2013), THE DYNAMICS OF INCOME-RELATED HEALTH INEQUALITY AMONG AMERICAN CHILDREN. Health Econ., 22: 623–629. doi: 10.1002/hec.2823
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- Issue online: 4 APR 2013
- Version of Record online: 18 APR 2012
- Manuscript Accepted: 24 MAR 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 8 MAR 2012
- Manuscript Received: 16 AUG 2011
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- inequality;
- child health;
- income-related health inequality;
- income-related health mobility;
- health inequality
We estimate and decompose income-related inequality in child health in the USA and analyze its dynamics using the recently introduced health mobility index. Data come from the 1997, 2002, and 2007 waves of the Child Development Supplement of the Panel Study of Income Dynamics. The findings show that income-related child health inequality remains stable as children grow up and enter adolescence. The main factor underlying income-related child health inequality is income itself, although other factors, such as maternal education, also play a role. Decomposition of income-related health mobility indicates that health changes over time are more favorable to children with lower initial family incomes versus children with higher initial family incomes. However, offsetting this effect, our findings also suggest that changes in income ranking over time are positively related to children's subsequent health status. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.


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Pray For JapanJournal Entry: Sun Apr 24, 2011, 3:58 AM
cover by pinkandroid
This book is for sale :
3/soft cover and 5/hard cover will go to the International Federation of Red Cross
and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) for Japan.
Thanks to the 101 participants who gave an image to this book.
Screenshots from the sales charts and from the donations will be published,
each week and each month :
Pray For Japan by bwitiWatch
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I have a SATA disc with several partitions, one with Centos and one with Clonezilla Live. Grub sees both entries correctly, and starts either OS correctly.
Then I install my big monster (a bit of sarcasm here) data hardware RAID (which bios and I'm assuming grub too, see as one HD), and pop! the grub does not load either OS. I disconnect the monster, and pop! it all works again.
The issue here, I think, is that grub does not map the (hd*) to either HD correctly. I don't know what order criteria there is within the grub HD detection, but it maps the monster RAID as hd0 instead of the usual SATA disc.
How do I influence the GRUB HD detection/mapping, so that grub will point the right hard drive, irrespective of whether the RAID drive is installed or not?
map (hd0) (hd1) does not solve the problem.


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April 12, 2013 (PPI-OT)
KSE-100 index gained 41 points yesterday to close at 18,764.55 points with 125mn shares being traded.
According to Taurus Securities Limited top performers as per index points were POL, NBP and ENGRO; likewise top decliners were PTC, FFBL and NML. Activity was mainly concentrated in Construction and Materials, Chemicals and Commercial Banks.
Taurus Securities Limited recommends investors to Buy on Dips.


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