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The Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE) 1984, the Mental Health Act 1983 (as amended by the Mental Health Act 2007) vividly recommends the availability of an adult during the trial of a child to ensure a fair trial for the child. This is due to the perceived undue influence that may be imposed on the child by other interested parties in the given case, for instance, lawyers. For instance in the case of Leach v Chief Constable of Gloucestershire Constabulary, Negligence – Duty of care – Police – Plaintiff acting as appropriate adult – Plaintiff claiming damages against police for psychological injury – Whether police owing duty of care to plaintiff – Codes of Practice under Code C. Or may give information that is unreliable to the officers which may later impact negatively on admissibility of evidence in a court proceeding.
Blumberg, A. (2009). Criminal Justice System: Issues and Ironies. New York: SAGE.
This book remains important in this work, given that it takes to analyze the dynamics of the criminal justice system. Most of the dynamics are those that are not usually anticipated; rotating on the loopholes that exist in the legal structures. Some of the legal technicalities such as what constitutes solid evidence are spelt out, in respect to the book. It advocated for the presence of an adult during the trial of a legal victim, witness, plaintiff or accused who is considered mentally unstable. The author stresses on the fact that the "mentally unstable" might give information that is unreliable to the police or may give information that end up incriminating themselves. It is therefore critical to have an adult during the questioning of the child. The book has been published by the Sage publishing company in New York.
Galaway, B. (2006). Adults presence: International Perspectives. New York: Prentice Hall.
This book by Galaway was published in New York, by the Prentice Hall Publishing Company. The main intent of the book is to address different perspectives that are extant, the world over, concerning adults presence. The importance of this book towards this study is to show that despite the fact that adults presence is seen as a weak alternative to the criminal justice system, the dynamics and loopholes in the world's legal systems remain visible, calling for the need to embrace adults presence universally. This will include allowing for an adult presence during the questioning of child.
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VA HALTED VISITS TO TROUBLED HOSPITALS: The Department of Veterans Affairs stopped sending teams of turnaround experts to underperforming hospitals at the same time a growing number of VA facilities showed consistently high death and complication rates, internal agency records and interviews reveal. These revelations come as an internal audit released Monday showed nearly 60,000 veterans are waiting to get appointments, and 70% of facilities have deliberately made wait times appear shorter.
In 2011, the VA began a new system to track performance standards, five VA hospitals notched consistently poor scores on a range of critical-care outcomes. By the first quarter of this year, that bottom-performing group had expanded to at least seven hospitals. But during most of that time, the agency's senior management had suspended a long-standing program that sent teams of doctors and monitors to its worst-performing hospitals to improve them. These quality issues have lingered—and in some cases worsened—but have been largely overshadowed by the recent scandal over patient wait times. Thomas M. Burton reports.
–Rebecca Ballhaus
In the last half century, only three other people have stood where President Barack Obama is today: nearly midway through a second presidential term, with 2½ years left to round out an agenda and finish with a flourish. The paths these predecessors took to the end of their terms were starkly different, yet they also carry one big clue about what Mr. Obama can hope for at this point. Read Jerry Seib's full article.
HAGEL TO DEFEND BERGDAHL SWAP: Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is expected to vigorously defend the swap that freed Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl when he goes before a House committee Wednesday, in what's seen as a critical opportunity to allay political controversy over the trade. Mr. Hagel will make the legal and policy case for the exchange and how the administration handled it—including the much-criticized decision not to notify Congress in advance. Julian E. Barnes and Dion Nissenbaum report.
Related: Furor Over Bergdahl Release Has Historical Echo
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS EMBRACE OBAMA AGENDA: Across the country, vulnerable Democrats are distancing themselves from President Obama. But in one Virginia district, seven Democrats are competing over who can embrace the president and his policies the most. The candidates, who will face off in today's primary, are uniform in their support for the health-care law, raising the minimum wage, and reining in greenhouse gases. Check Capital Journal tonight for updates from this race and primaries or runoffs in five other states. Rebecca Ballhaus reports.
RESIGNATION COMPLICATES MEDICAID EXPANSION: The unusual resignation of a Virginia state lawmaker is complicating plans to expand Medicaid and casting a spotlight on the large numbers of states sitting out a key element of the Affordable Care Act. Republicans have claimed temporary control of the Virginia Senate following Democratic state Sen. Phillip Puckett's resignation, a move that for now allows the GOP to block the governor's plan to expand Medicaid in the state. Stephanie Armour and Patrick O'Connor report.
ALSO IN THE NEWS: Hillary Clinton isn't giving much ground on Benghazi, making clear in an ABC News interview that protecting the consulate where the attacks occurred was a task she had delegated to other more trained individuals … The IRS sent the FBI a 1 million-page database that included confidential information on tax-exempt organizations in the run-up to the 2010 election … Sen. Lindsey Graham (R., S.C.) is set to win another Senate term because, in part, the opposition to immigration reform is so ill-funded … A deadly shooting in Las Vegas is prompting the Justice Department to take a closer look at antigovernment threats … Pakistan is weighing a strike against the Taliban over its deadly attack on a Karachi airport … Pakistani security forces repelled a militant attack on a training facility for security personnel next to Karachi airport.
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Iran and the U.S. recently entered into direct negotiations in an attempt to reach a nuclear agreement before a mutually agreed upon July 20 deadline. These direct talks are very unusual and tell us two things. Washington Bureau Chief Jerry Seib explains.
–BERGDAHL EXCHANGE: The Senate Armed Services Committee receives a private briefing on the exchange of five Taliban prisoners at Guantanamo Bay for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl.
–IRAN HEARING: The House Foreign Affairs committee holds a hearing on how the "U.S. and international community can best verify Iran's compliance with its nuclear commitments," at 10 a.m. EDT. This is the first in a series of hearings on Iran.
–NUCLEAR TALKS: Bilateral talks between the U.S. and Iran on Tehran's nuclear program continue for a second day in Geneva, five weeks ahead of a July 20 deadline that Iran and world powers have set to try to end the international dispute over the program.
–PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULE: President Obama will sign the "Water Resources Reform & Development Act of 2014." Later, he'll answer questions live on education, college access and reducing student-loan debt. The event streams at 4 p.m. EDT on Tumblr and the White House blog.
Considering that Hillary Clinton disagreed with President Obama on issues such as arming the Syrian rebels, pushing out Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and taking a tougher line with Russia's Vladimir Putin, why aren't the two feuding? Noam Scheiber of New Republic writes that it's a matter of convenience; Mrs. Clinton gets the president's help in seeking the White House,and he gets a potential successor who will protect his legacy on other matters.
In Foreign Policy, meanwhile, Christian Caryl writes that one big foreign-policy achievement both the president and former secretary of state like to crow about, the wave of political reforms in Burma, isn't the success story being advertised because of ongoing human-rights abuses there.
Here's another potential headache for the White House coming from the Sgt. Bowe Beregdahl release: Eli Lake of The Daily Beast reports that "a top intelligence official told lawmakers in a classified Senate briefing last week that he expected four out of the five Taliban leaders released by the Obama administration to eventually return to the battlefield."
The new regulations from the Obama administration to limit emissions from coal-fired plants amount to a power grab by all branches of government, asserts Ramesh Ponnuru of Bloomberg view: Congress never passed a law authorizing the restriction of greenhouse gases this way, but the Supreme Court read that power into an existing clean-air statute and the president grabbed the authority and ran with it, he writes.
In the WSJ's Think Tank, Stephen Sestanovich marvels at how Francis Fukuyama's 1989 essay on the decline of communism, "The End of History?," managed to go viral at a time when there was no Internet and thanks to a writer who didn't do television interviews and wasn't plugging a book. How did that happen? In a word: newspapers.
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06/27/2009 07:24:25
A Brand New Day — Yea, Verily, Morning in America!
06/27/2009 07:24:21
It's All Good, Again: 'Uptick' in the American-Made Tides of Violence in Iraq
06/07/2009 19:24:27
Death of the Republic, Part CLXVIII
06/07/2009 19:21:44
Sex-Haunted Saints and Sinister Clowns: Engendering Anti-Abortion Terror
06/07/2009 19:20:56
Speech Therapy: Pretty Words in Cairo Hide Brutal Realities of Power
05/26/2009 20:46:56
A Bitter Cup of Joe: Bagman Biden's Bully-Boy Diplomacy
05/21/2009 14:04:30
The American Way: In Defense of George W. Bush
05/21/2009 09:37:36
Criminal Intent: Obama-Bashing=Mushroom Cloud, Says Prez Fans
05/21/2009 08:49:20
Cloud of Unknowing: Ignorance and Arrogance in the Af-Pak 'Surge'
05/21/2009 08:28:36
The American Way: In Defense of George W. Bush
05/08/2009 18:46:17
Tales of Yankee Power: Inevitable Atrocities of the Terror War
04/30/2009 18:02:50
Hell is Murky: Lady MacBeth and the Evil Beyond Torture
04/30/2009 17:14:40
Cry, the Unforgiven Country: Obama's 'Continuity' in Haiti
04/11/2009 07:26:39
Hope Abandoned: Obama Protects and Promotes CIA Torture Mavens
04/09/2009 04:38:46
Hard Rain Keeps Falling: Talking Peace in Prague, Dropping Bombs in Pakistan
04/09/2009 04:24:01
Hero Blues: Liberals Line Up With Militarism
04/04/2009 10:57:18
Darkness Renewed: Terror as a Tool of Empire
04/04/2009 10:40:44
Beyond Here Lies Nothing: Surging Further Into the Abyss
03/24/2009 18:37:17
Bright Shining Lies: American Death Squads and 'Dissident' Self-Delusion
03/22/2009 15:38:17
Rotted From the Head: High Crimes and Continuity in the American Imperium
03/22/2009 15:19:06
Shell Oil to Planet Earth: Drop Dead by
03/16/2009 11:19:25
It's All Good: Media Reports for Duty as Militarists Plan More Wars
03/07/2009 12:11:25
Tangled Up in Karl: The Hidden Connections Behind the Rove-Obama Deal
03/04/2009 22:06:54
Choosing Atrocity: Israel, America and the Strangling of Gaza
02/28/2009 12:11:10
Orwell in Babylon: Obama's War-Continuing "Withdrawal" Plan
02/28/2009 09:35:23
Feudal Gestures: Bailout Lords and Their Modern Peons
02/23/2009 16:04:00
Child Sacrifice and Gitmo Torture, Progressive Style
02/21/2009 09:24:07
General Strangelove: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Surge
02/13/2009 10:18:32
Shock Absorbers: Progressives Stunned by Obama Non-Surprises
02/02/2009 17:25:49
Heart of Darkness: The Molten Core of Our Modern Madness
01/31/2009 17:49:03
Paris When it Sizzles: The French Say No to Fat-Cat Bailouts
01/29/2009 12:12:34
Get Some: Obama's New Hard Line on Afghanistan
01/21/2009 22:52:05
The One and Only: Waiting for Word From on High
01/17/2009 17:39:28
The End of Hypocrisy: Crime's Gleeful Abandon in Gaza
01/12/2009 16:48:55
Visionary Outrage: Piercing the Blue Smoke on the Potomac
01/12/2009 16:42:43
Sham, Shock and Awe: False Peace Process Bears Bitter Fruit in Gaza
01/12/2009 10:39:34
Moloch's Altar: Child Sacrifice and the War on Terror
01/03/2009 10:49:33
A Word on Hatred From the Angry Arab
12/31/2008 06:59:49
Voiceless in Gaza: Israeli Carnage and the American Courtiers
12/29/2008 09:08:56
Shock, Awe and Lies: The Truth Behind the Israeli Attack on Gaza
12/21/2008 16:24:28
American Politics 101
12/20/2008 17:56:00
A Correction and an Apology
12/20/2008 17:48:42
Abandoned by the World: UN Declares Open Season on Somalia
12/13/2008 20:12:47
Rotted From the Head: Senate Lays Bare Bush Torture System — But So What?
12/13/2008 20:04:35
Atrocity Unlimited: US Seeks to Turn Somalia into Global Free-Fire Zone
11/23/2008 22:56:00
Plus ça change: "Progressive" Leaders Ride War Machine Deeper Into Darkness
11/05/2008 08:02:01
The Election of Barack Obama
11/04/2008 08:44:45
Failed States: America and Iraq, Rotted by War Crime
11/02/2008 13:05:33
Incentivizing Murder: Plan Colombia and the Bitter Fruits of Empire
10/28/2008 06:49:32
Surging Into Syria: American Incursion Opens New Front in Quagmire
10/25/2008 14:11:13
Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien: Obama's New Advisor Stands By His War Crimes
10/25/2008 11:02:09
Mining Misery: Hope and Change Down Under
10/16/2008 04:26:23
The God That Failed: The 30-Year Lie of the Market Cult
10/16/2008 03:39:47
Not Enough Money in the World: The Real Monster in the Meltdown Closet
09/29/2008 23:50:29
The Shadow of the Pitchfork: Elite Panic Attack as Bailout Goes Bust
09/23/2008 15:47:59
Creative Destruction: The Solid Core Behind the Financial Crisis
09/23/2008 15:24:01
Filter Tips: Distortion and Demonization on the Iran Beat
09/23/2008 15:19:00
Leave No Rapacious Twit Behind: Soft Landing for the Elite, Hard Cheese for Everybody Else
08/18/2008 09:33:51
Fear, Procurement, Profit: Permanent War and the American Way
08/17/2008 11:55:29
Pole Position: More U.S. Troops Sent to Russian Border
08/17/2008 11:52:25
The Lawless Roads: Bluster in Georgia, Rank Tyranny at Home
08/17/2008 10:56:47
Marching Through Georgia V: U.S. Forces Moving Into Putin's Powderkeg
07/18/2008 11:53:37
Duce Bags: Italy Leads Fascist Revanche in Western Democracies
06/27/2008 21:50:47
Heat Waves: Burning Off the Fog of the FISA Fiasco
06/21/2008 11:29:11
Torturegate: Truth, But No Consequences
06/16/2008 09:32:07
Chronicle of a Craze Foretold: A History of Hope and Hype
06/05/2008 10:50:02
Degrees of Significance: The Nomination of Barack Obama
06/03/2008 15:47:37
Uranium Enrichment: The Bushes, The Saudis and The Bomb
05/23/2008 09:36:54
Out-Foxing Fox: Times Totes Water for War Crime Spin
05/19/2008 05:26:33
Progressive Vision Failure: The Real Scandal of Bush's Knesset Speech
05/10/2008 00:59:41
Serving the System: Disillusion, Deception and the Obama Campaign
05/10/2008 00:05:35
Shoot, Kill, Lie, Repeat: America's New Moral Universe
05/09/2008 23:16:35
Fallujah Revisited: Bush, Petraeus Prepare 'Cleansing' of Sadr City
01/30/2008 01:37:32
Singing for Suharto: The Lasting Values of the Great and Good
01/30/2008 01:26:14
Internal Affairs: Biochemistry and the Body Politic
01/25/2008 13:40:28
Bee Season: The Triumph of the Swarm
01/23/2008 14:39:58
The New New World Order: A First-Strike NATO Über Alles
01/20/2008 13:06:09
Ground Zero: On the Front Lines of a War Crime
01/10/2008 00:56:13
The Bomb in the Shadows: Proliferation, Corruption and the Way of the World
01/05/2008 19:55:44
There Will Be Blood...But No Justice for Iraq Atrocity
01/03/2008 17:18:26
Common Cause: Dems and Reps Unite for Imperial Overkill
12/25/2007 12:38:43
Insurgent Son: Jesse James and the Crucible of American Character
12/22/2007 10:06:54
Stand and Deliver: Democrats Take a Bow
12/22/2007 10:01:22
The Green Stick: A Voice of Clarity and Truth Resurrected
12/16/2007 22:59:05
Annals of Liberation: Bush-Induced Distaster in Somalia Grows
12/10/2007 01:21:03
Cave Dwellers: More Democratic Deceit on War and Torture
12/07/2007 02:12:42
Special Relationship: Global Snatch and Grab is the Law of the Land
12/07/2007 02:06:47
More War is Job One: Torturing the Truth on Iran
12/07/2007 01:58:26
Fools Rush In: An Expert Dissection of the NIE Report
12/03/2007 22:38:10
Dicked Around: Cheney War Pushers Get Slapped By Spy Services
11/30/2007 10:09:50
A Change Ain't Gonna Come: Democrats Openly Embrace Aggression and Torture
11/27/2007 10:19:39
Annals of Liberation: Killers and Extremists in the Pay of Petraeus
11/27/2007 10:11:13
A Little Change: Aussie Election a Harbinger of American 'Reform'?
11/21/2007 21:01:34
Scribes of Hate: Culture Vultures and the Terror War - on Martin Amis
11/19/2007 13:49:36
Rain of Terror: Storm Warnings of More Tyranny to Come
11/17/2007 16:29:49
Special Relationship: Bush Family Friends Flay Rape Victim
11/11/2007 21:14:43
Shotgun Wedding: The Saint, the Insurgent and the Surge's "Success"
11/11/2007 20:44:25
System of a Down: Powers, Principalities and the Sacred Right to Torture
11/08/2007 17:02:32
Mad Cow Nation: America's Willing Surrender
11/08/2007 16:56:03
Collusion Course: Dems Play Impeachment Farce as Republic Burns
11/05/2007 22:55:29
Loss Leader: Terror War Dividends From Pakistani Breakdown
11/04/2007 22:21:56
More Fresh Hell Served Up on the Terror War's Somalia Front
10/27/2007 11:07:17
Dissent or Disgrace: The Only Choice Left for Americans
10/25/2007 15:05:44
A Conquered Continent: The True Relationship Between Europe and America
10/25/2007 14:59:46
Friends Reunited: Blair and Bush Team Up to Sell New War
10/24/2007 02:59:44
Rain of Terror: The Iraqi Air War in Context
10/22/2007 23:07:33
Unhappy Birthday: The Democrats' Year of Living Disastrously
10/20/2007 19:03:13
Burma on the Potomac: Another Step Deeper Into Tyranny
10/17/2007 21:14:22
Final Descent: Arthur Silber's Call to Action
10/13/2007 19:24:28
War Without End, Amen: The Sanguinary Vision of Robert Gates
10/13/2007 19:07:38
Unguarded Moment: Another Brake on Tyranny Stripped Away
10/10/2007 10:29:38
Pipe Dreams: War Profiteers Plow Under the Poor
10/09/2007 10:00:10
The Filth Factor: Malkin Stalkin' Children to Defame Der Leader's Critics
10/08/2007 11:18:41
Murderous Mummery: Marching Into Nightmare With General Petraeus
10/07/2007 22:57:05
Annals of Liberation: Iraqis Cite Another Massacre of Civilians by American Airpower
10/04/2007 19:50:04
Plain and Simple: Nothing But Ouster Will Stop Bush-Cheney Torture Regime
10/04/2007 17:14:40
Fools Rush In: Over the Cliff With George and Dick
10/03/2007 08:35:43
Back From the Hack, and Once More Into the Breach
09/28/2007 23:30:08
Lost in the Roar: War Alarms Drowned by Beltway Bloodlust
09/27/2007 16:23:20
Ninth Circle: The Widening Gyre of Iraq's Death Spiral
09/25/2007 12:55:49
Ducks in a Row: Congress, Media Clamber on Board the War Train to Persia
09/25/2007 12:53:15
Ducks in a Row: Congress, Media Clamber on Board the War Train to Persia
09/24/2007 07:07:33
Fire Alarm: Feeding the Flames at Traitor's Gate
09/22/2007 12:21:24
Captive Audience: Another Bush Thug Move Toward Iran War
09/20/2007 18:16:54
Machine Tools: Another Terror War Triumph for the Texas Twerp
09/19/2007 22:36:06
Bombs, Babes and Baksheesh: Civilization in Action
09/19/2007 12:43:19
Tactical Diversion: The Mukasey Pick and the March to Iran
09/13/2007 18:56:14
Borderline Case: Brits Join Bush Push for Iran Provocation
09/11/2007 09:29:08
Nuclear Feudalism: Terror War Profits and the Crack-Up of Pakistan
09/11/2007 09:20:02
The Imperator Reports:Let the Blood Flow On
09/10/2007 16:24:03
Karma Chameleon: The Pimpernelian Shape-Shifting of Osama bin Laden
09/07/2007 10:14:48
Please, Sir, May I Have Another? Surrender Monkeys on Parade
09/03/2007 00:07:04
Post-Mortem America: Bush's Year of Triumph and the Hard Way Ahead
09/02/2007 01:48:24
Bush Tucker: The Fatal Diversions of Would-Be Dissidents
08/30/2007 21:00:07
Blood in the Water: Katrina and the Death of the Common Good
08/30/2007 20:54:51
Tick-Tock, Tick-Tock: Countdown to Midnight in Persia
08/29/2007 08:13:24
From the Lives of the Marionettes: Gonzo Gone But the Grotesquerie Goes On
08/25/2007 00:40:42
Bipartisan Paradise: Liberals, Bush Unite in Ethnic Cleansing of Iraq
08/23/2007 03:03:14
Trashing the Troops: The Bush-Cheney Way of War
08/20/2007 15:18:37
The Time of the Assassins: Bushists Stirring Iraq, Iran Into a Bloody Stew
08/20/2007 15:13:50
Goodbye to All That: Silber's Last Word on the War Against Iran
08/20/2007 14:54:26
Project Management: Bushists Through the Looking-Glass on Iran Charges
08/16/2007 00:05:17
Monsters Among Us: Living in a Torture State
08/15/2007 23:38:13
Mob Rule: Gearing up for the Tehran Hit
08/14/2007 21:14:19
Tool Time: Rove Goes But the Malevolent Machine Rolls On
08/13/2007 12:53:57
Panic Attack: Rove Packs Bags in Big-Time Bushist Bug-Out
08/12/2007 22:29:29
No Light, Just Tunnel: The Bipartisan Guarantee of Continuing War in Iraq
08/11/2007 10:35:23
Goading Xerxes: A New Tactical Twist in the Coming War on Iran
08/09/2007 23:47:47
From Pakistan to the Potomac: The Terror Warriors' Enduring Victory
08/09/2007 23:44:34
Masters of Disaster: The Bush Gang Opens the Floodgates Again
08/08/2007 21:53:02
False Positive: Bush's Deadly Odor of Mendacity
08/06/2007 22:10:45
Danse Macabre: An Apology to Democrats
08/03/2007 21:10:36
Everything is Broken: Money Power and the Minneapolis Bridge
08/02/2007 21:35:41
Banana Republic: Chertoff, Chiquita and Right-Wing Death Squads
08/02/2007 19:36:53
Bomber Obama: My Own Personal Terror War
07/31/2007 13:19:08
Nightmare on Main Street: More on Bush's Anti-Dissent Order
07/31/2007 13:15:01
Good News is No News: Profitable Ignorance of Extremist Recantations
07/20/2007 17:07:02
The Legal Pervert's Parade: Executive Privilege Über Alles
07/18/2007 13:00:01
No More Mister Nice Guy: Newsweek's Kremlin Fairy Tale
07/13/2007 18:18:07
Out, Vile Jelly: The Blinding of America
07/13/2007 11:39:26
Down in the Flood: The Senate's Blank Check for War on Iran
07/11/2007 21:00:18
Saving Al Qaeda: Collective Punishment and Curious Policy in the "Surge"
07/10/2007 22:55:29
"They Have Destroyed Everything": Terms of Debate on Iraq
07/03/2007 08:32:01
Nuclear Exchange: Scooter Goes Free, World Gets Screwed
07/03/2007 08:14:33
Nuclear Exchange: Scooter Goes Free, World Gets Screwed
07/02/2007 09:12:18
Liberate With Extreme Prejudice: Another Civilian Slaughter in Afghanistan
06/27/2007 13:35:03
Bringing Africa Together: The Unsung Triumph of George W. Bush
06/27/2007 13:22:11
Alabama Getaway: Bush-Rove Legal Perversion Goes South
06/25/2007 12:45:17
Chaos Come Again: Crackdown and Crack-Up in Somalia
06/25/2007 12:23:25
Send in the Clowns: Congress Writes More Blank Checks for Bush Crime
06/23/2007 21:55:11
Some Thoughts on A Tragic Legacy
06/22/2007 17:31:42
Slap Doesn't Stick: Corrupted Congress Will Help Bush Escape Court Ruling
06/20/2007 11:35:12
Alliance With Atrocity: Bush's Terror War Partners in Ethiopia
06/20/2007 11:24:50
Alliance With Extremism: Bush's Terror War Partners in Pakistan
06/14/2007 20:25:00
Another Bomb in Beirut: Roll Out the Media Boilerplate
06/13/2007 12:27:02
'Kill Anyone Still Alive': American Special Ops in Somalia
06/12/2007 09:29:53
Sic Semper Tyrannis: A Slap in the Face of the Crawford Caligula
06/10/2007 14:54:37
Seasons in Hell: Voices From the American Gulag
06/10/2007 14:52:04
Everything They Say About Promoting Democracy Is, And Always Has Been, A Damnable Lie
06/08/2007 14:24:04
G8 - President Bush Taken Ill with a Stomach Ailment
06/07/2007 20:39:44
Brothers in Arms: Bandar Bush Took a Billion in Bribes to Push UK Weapons Deal
06/05/2007 10:58:58
Gulagian's Island: The Deadly Farce of Bush's Gitmo Tribunals
06/05/2007 10:55:48
Holy Terror: Extremist Clerics Justify Killing Non-Combatants
06/05/2007 10:52:46
The Sleep of Reason: Christopher Hitchens Takes a Roll in the Hay
05/30/2007 11:26:07
Five Gears in Reverse: The Cold War and Modern Moral Cowardice
05/29/2007 22:21:04
General Strike: Another Officer Denounces Military Aggression
05/29/2007 22:18:33
The Mirror Crack'd: Into the Lebanese Labyrinth with the Angry Arab
05/24/2007 13:31:29
It's Alright, Ma, They're Only Bleeding: Dems Sell Out, Slaughter Goes On
05/22/2007 23:17:06
Guardian at the Gates: Surging Toward War With Iran
05/22/2007 23:14:26
The Powerful Odor of Mendacity: From Wiretaps to War
05/21/2007 20:47:34
Father of Lies: The Pope's Genocidal Revisionism
05/18/2007 15:09:54
Hallelujah Trail: Terror War "Regime Change" Comes to the Holy Land
05/18/2007 14:56:49
Friends Reunited: Back to Bipartisan Business on the Slaughter in Iraq
05/16/2007 09:05:55
See No Evil: Somalia Sinks Into the Pit as the World Looks Away
05/16/2007 08:57:14
Jesus Called; Jerry Answered: A Prayer for Brother Falwell
05/15/2007 12:01:39
War Without End, Amen: Democrat Leaders Limber Up for Double-Cross
05/12/2007 08:43:57
Parting Shot: Blair Jails Two to Shield "Madman" Bush
05/10/2007 17:30:41
Bush Partners Cut Off Woman's Head; President Signals Approval of Extremist Act
05/09/2007 13:04:17
Progress Report: Redefining Forward Motion in Iraq
05/08/2007 12:36:41
Black Hawk Rising: CIA Warlords Take Control in Mogadishu
05/04/2007 18:35:40
The "No Mercy" Doctrine Strikes Again in Afghanistan
05/04/2007 18:31:34
Surging Into Slaughter: The Bipartisan Death Grip on Iraq
05/02/2007 12:11:52
Fear Factor: Press Plays 9/11 Card to Justify Somalia Slaughter
05/01/2007 09:17:55
"No Mercy": Annals of the Afghan Liberation
04/26/2007 21:02:14
Reality Check: Genuine Journalism Exposes Somali Horrors
04/25/2007 15:42:18
The Lies of the Times: NYT Pushes Bush Line on Somalia
04/23/2007 23:44:57
Ghetto Blaster: Bush Accelerates Concrete Cage Plan for Baghdad
04/23/2007 15:04:19
Where the Dead Rot in the Streets: Bush's Terror War in Somalia Rages On
04/21/2007 11:13:16
In the Ghetto: Bush Begins Forced Ethnic Partition of Baghdad
04/12/2007 16:39:58
Green Zone Down: Bomb Hits Parliament As Bush Moves to Make Baghdad a Prison
04/12/2007 15:45:52
Kilgore Trout Has Left the Building: Kurt Vonnegut Dead
04/10/2007 15:32:38
Children in Chains: This is the New America
04/03/2007 08:35:32
Things That Go Bump in the Night: The President and His Perverts
03/28/2007 22:36:10
Intelligent Design: Consciousness and Culpability in the Mind of George Bush
03/27/2007 14:47:50
Once Were Soldiers: More Bush Abuse for Cannon Fodder
03/27/2007 14:44:27
Blood and Irony: No-Flying the Unfriendly Skies of Iraq
03/23/2007 17:53:22
Getting Away With It: Rendition and Regime Change in Somalia
03/23/2007 17:44:14
Blues for Allah: More Blood in the Wake of the "War on Terror"
03/20/2007 11:55:31
Hubris and Obscenity:Imperial Ambitions on Naked Display
03/17/2007 16:43:43
Doomsday Book: Bush Literary Lunch Foretells Horrors Ahead
03/13/2007 11:15:33
Sucker Punch: The Heart of Darkness in the Libby Case
03/12/2007 11:37:51
Down By Law: Vulture Funds Feeding on the Dispossessed
03/09/2007 22:51:03
The Poison Kitchen: Mark Steyn's Racist Stew
03/09/2007 08:50:19
Dems Get Tough: No More Nuts From the Mullahs
03/05/2007 20:30:33
A Tale of Two Houses: How the Clintons and Bushes Took us to Hell
02/28/2007 23:24:27
The Anguish of the Overlords: Bush Brother Stands Up for Saudi Royals
02/28/2007 23:09:39
Supporting the Troops: "Shut Up and Suffer"
02/27/2007 14:15:08
V-I Day is Close at Hand: New Oil Law Approved in Bushist Baghdad
02/27/2007 13:23:41
Brothers in Arms Again: Bush Faction Arming Al Qaeda to Thwart Iran
02/23/2007 19:51:37
The Goat Song of Tony Blair: Presaging the End of the Iraq Misadventure
02/22/2007 18:04:00
Exquisite Corpus: Judges Junk Great Writ for Bush's Gulag
02/22/2007 16:44:37
Bearing False Witness: A New Tool for Authoritarians
02/20/2007 23:22:41
Annals of Liberation: Riverbend on the Rape of Sabrine al-Janabi
02/20/2007 23:18:38
Annals of Liberation: Bush Surge Accelerates Assault on Iraq Academics
02/19/2007 12:13:08
A Man in Full: Bush's Sexual Fantasies About Bin Laden
02/19/2007 12:08:44
Untamed Atrocity: "Creative Destruction" at Work in Baghdad
02/13/2007 18:30:54
Ulster on the Euphrates: The Anglo-American Dirty War in Iraq
02/13/2007 11:12:13
George and Mahmoud: Folie à Deux in the Persian Gulf
02/11/2007 17:35:05
Storming Heaven: The Rise of Pseudo-Christian FascismStorming Heaven: The Rise of Pseudo-Christian Fascism
02/11/2007 11:11:48
Catapulting the Propaganda at the New York Times
02/07/2007 16:28:10
Ersatz Apocalypto: Slaughter and Spin in the Battle for Najaf
02/03/2007 20:40:53
Bush Backers Offer Bribes to Undercut Global Warming Report
01/30/2007 17:18:22
Shooting Party: Big Bangs in Little Bushworld
01/29/2007 09:28:41
Untruth and Consequences: The Reality Behind Iran War Rhetoric
01/28/2007 23:02:17
Friendly Fire? Another Look at Brazen Raid in Iraq
01/26/2007 18:27:11
Death and Dishonor: Bush's New Assassination Order
01/24/2007 12:01:48
Blogging a Dead Horse; or The Ballad of Luther Baldwin
01/19/2007 08:38:32
Burnt Offering: 3,000 Sacrifices to Greed and Folly
01/18/2007 14:51:56
Court Circular: Richard Cohen and the Apologists of Power
01/16/2007 08:01:21
Iran and Reality: A Flickering Light on the Edge of Disaster
01/14/2007 11:06:50
Get Your War On: Bush Plays Casus Belli Card Against Iran
01/13/2007 09:23:19
Marching to Persia: First Blows Struck in Bush's War on Iran
01/10/2007 23:39:14
Mondo Apocalypto: Somalis Sacrificed for Bush's Speech
01/10/2007 23:33:27
Blood Meridian: Bush's High Crimes of Torture and War
01/09/2007 20:09:21
US Attacks Somalia, Taking Sides With Former Enemy Warlords
01/09/2007 00:04:26
Claiming the Prize: Bush Surge Aimed at Securing Iraqi Oil
01/04/2007 21:00:49
Thug Bones in Bushland and Babylon
01/01/2007 20:29:29
CYA for the USA: The Coverup of Complicity Continues
12/31/2006 14:26:03
Hang Times: A Whitewash of White House Complicity
12/31/2006 13:56:08
Illegal Procedure: The Quick and the Dead
12/31/2006 13:50:40
Rope Trick: Burying America's Collusion With Saddam
12/27/2006 11:12:40
The Enduring Legacy of Gerald R. Ford
12/25/2006 20:04:04
Escalation and Expansion: Bush's "Great Leap Forward" Into Hell
12/23/2006 03:14:23
Last Bad Deal Gone Down: War Profits Trump the Rule of Law
12/22/2006 01:05:01
A Chronicle of Escalation Foretold: The Red Crescent Assault
12/20/2006 06:39:40
Let It Come Down: Forcing the Constitutional Crisis of Liberty
12/18/2006 08:41:43
Annals of the Damned Human Race: Liberating Afghans, Body and Soul
12/16/2006 17:28:18
Tears of Rage, Tears of Grief: Mass Death Returns to Ishaqi
12/13/2006 06:30:38
Presidential Tyranny Untamed by Election Defeat
12/12/2006 04:59:49
America's Shame: Brought Low By a Gang of Cretins
12/07/2006 12:59:11
Meese of Arabia and the Baker Group's Grab for Black Gold
12/06/2006 14:29:15
Voices Carry: Metaphysics as a Guide to Murder
12/04/2006 05:41:18
Pale Fire and London Fog: Illuminating Outliers in the Death of Alexander Litvinenko
12/01/2006 08:41:45
Pale Fire and London Fog: Illuminating Outliers in the Death of Alexander Litvinenko
11/29/2006 17:17:00
Hideous Kinky: The Genocidal Fury of Thomas Friedman
11/27/2006 19:00:32
"Our War Against Canada": Alex Cox and the Long March of American Militarism
11/27/2006 06:51:55
Women and Children First: The Lessons of Iraq
11/23/2006 09:24:53
Giving Thanks in the Shadow of the Terror War
11/21/2006 02:45:56
Who Killed RFK? New BBC Documentary Points to CIA
11/20/2006 05:16:24
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CORPUS CHRISTI – The Texas A&M - Corpus Christi women's basketball team continues its home slate with a Wednesday night contest against Pac-12 foe Colorado at the American Bank Center at 7 p.m. The Islanders dropped their season opener on Saturday against Big 12 foe Missouri 75-58 at the Dugan Wellness Center. The Buffs opened their season with a Friday night win against Northern Arizona 84-60 in Boulder. This will be the first matchup between the two teams.
The Islanders return to the American Bank Center for the first time this season. Last season the squad wrapped their season at the ABC on March 5 against Central Arkansas.
The Islanders are set to take on Pac-12 foe Colorado in their second game of the season and first at the American Bank Center.
The last time the Islanders faced a Pac-12 opponent was during the 2009-10 season when they played Washington in the Women's Basketball Invitational. The Islanders edged the Huskies by one point, 59-58.
In her first career start as an Islander, newcomer Verne'qua Taylor led the Texas A&M - Corpus Christi women's basketball team with 12 points on 5-of-10 shooting Saturday night against Missouri in the Islanders' season opener. The guard chipped in two assists and grabbed three rebounds in 38 minutes of play in the Islanders' 75-58 loss. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi was also propelled by freshman Trish Amboree and sophomore Marquesha Anderson-Sparks, who chipped in 11 and 10 points, respectively.
Wednesday's game will mark the first meeting between the two teams. Colorado won its first exhibition game and its regular season contest, topping Regis and Northern Arizona at home. The Buffs cruised past Regis 78-40 and had four players in double-digits. Colorado followed up with a win against Northern Arizona in their season opener. The Buffs were led by three players in double-digits. Brittany Wilson scored 22 points, while Lexy Kresl added 15 and Chucky Jeffery came off the bench to score 11.
In the Islanders' season opener on Saturday, five newcomers saw action, including four out of the five getting the start. Junior college transfer Verne'qua Taylor led the team offensively at point guard with 12 points and two assists in 38 minutes of play. Joining Taylor was her JC teammate sophomore Marquesha Anderson-Sparks, who chipped in 10 points including two from 3-point land.
JC transfer Damequia Montgomery and freshman Trish Amboree also started for the Islanders. Montgomery had two points, three rebounds and three assists in 14 minutes of play. Amboree was the only freshman to see action. The forward scored 11 points in 26 minutes of play while burying three of her four three-point attempts. JC transfer Alisa Roberts scored five points and grabbed three rebounds in 13 minutes of action.
This season the Islanders have depth on their roster, something they have lacked in the past. On Saturday, the bench outscored Missouri's bench 14-9. The Islanders' bench was led by Jessica Jammer's six points, Roberts' five points and Brandi Huff's three free throws. The work of the bench will continue to help propel the Islanders' offense.
The Islanders were picked to finish last in the Southland West division after finishing last in the conference last season.
Texas A&M - Corpus Christi will play a tough schedule this season, including their first few contests. The Islanders will take on Pac-12 opponent Colorado before traveling to Jonesboro, Ark. to take on Arkansas State. They will also participate in the Houston Baptist and Rice Tournaments. The Islanders will then face Big Ten foe Indiana after Christmas. The Islanders host 12 games, including four which will be played at the Dugan Wellness Center.
The Islanders will hit the road for the first time this season when they travel to Jonesboro, Ark. to take on Arkansas State on Sunday, Nov. 20 at 2 p.m.


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November 28, 2007
Report: Efficiency Could Cut Growth in U.S. Energy Use in Half
An aggressive pursuit of energy efficiency in the United States over the next 18 years could cut the nation's growth in energy use by 50% or more, according to a new report. The report, "Vision for 2025: Developing a Framework for Change," was prepared by the National Action Plan for Energy Efficiency Leadership Group, which comprises more than 60 leading organizations, with DOE and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) acting as facilitators. The report sets a goal of achieving all cost-effective energy efficiency improvements throughout the United States by 2025. If that goal is achieved, the nation will spend $100 billion less for energy in 2025 than it would otherwise and will avoid emitting 500 million metric tons of carbon dioxide per year. The nation will also achieve $500 billion in net savings from its energy efficiency investments.
To achieve that goal, the report calls for placing a high priority on cost-effective energy efficiency improvements, creating energy efficiency incentives for utilities, and implementing the latest technologies. The report recommends establishing policies, incentives, delivery mechanisms, metrics, and utility billing systems that not only encourage energy efficiency but also measure its effectiveness and reward utilities for successful energy efficiency programs. The report also emphasizes the sharing of information, both regionally and nationally, and the use advanced communication technologies to keep utilities in touch with their customers and aware of how their customers are using energy. See the EPA press release (PDF 16 KB) and the full report (PDF 1.3 MB). Download Adobe Reader.
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Saint Louis University Political Science Degree OverviewSaint Louis University's undergraduate degree in political science teaches you to address big questions, such as what makes a government legitimate or what makes up a good society. You'll also learn to address the root causes of global issues such as terrorism, poverty, climate change and war.
Political science students at SLU are prepared to understand political power at all levels: local, national and international. Graduates are truly men and women for others: informed and engaged world citizens and effective leaders able to make positive contributions to society.
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SBC-SW (Super Bass Controlled Subwoofer)Yes
- Muting (M) / Attenuator (A) Yes
- Bass, Treble, Balance Fader Controls Yes
- Speaker Impedance 4-8 ohms
- Pre-Amp Outputs (Front/Rear/Subwoofer) F/R/S
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Radio DSPNo
- FM/AM Presets 18/6
- Auto Preset Memory with Scan Yes
- FMO (FM Optimizer) Yes
- AFE (Adaptive FM Front End) Yes
- INQ (Impulse Noise Quieting) Yes
- AM Usable Sensitivity (S/N 20dB) 27dB/µV (22µV)
- FM Usable Sensitivity (75 ohms, S/N 30dB) 10.2dBf (0.9µV)
- 50dB Quieting Sensitivity (75 ohms) 15.2dBf (1.6µV)
- S/N Ratio (FM mono) 62dB
- Stereo Separation (1kHz) 35dB
- Alternate Channel Selectivity 75dB
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For sports fans it's a great week – from March Madness to the tournament at the Augusta National Golf Club. Kentucky won the Madness and now the world will be watching as Tiger Woods chases Jack Nicklaus' record and battles with newcomer Rory McIlroy for that prestigious green jacket.
It's also been a great week for UPS. Every year, The Business Journals conducts a very special survey to determine the brands that best meet the needs of small- and mid-sized businesses. More than 2,000 leaders in that arena were surveyed this year regarding almost 300 brands and UPS came out a double-winner. UPS was named the best brand in the Business Services category, and The UPS Store was named the best brand in the Retail category — 2012 American Brand Excellence Awards.
UPS pays a great deal of attention to its small- and mid-sized customers because they're the backbone of the U.S. economy . . . and we know we can help small companies become big companies. Take BudgetGolf.com, where you can find great deals on clubs, clothes and bags. Todd Messineo started out in a small Illinois store in 1999 with just five employees. Since then, he's grown the business into a multi-million dollar company and with UPS on his side, is able to deliver on the store's promise of rapid, top-of-the-line service with same-day shipping.
Like many other small business owners, Messineo prepared for big losses during the 2009 recession. But he also worked closely with UPS Business Solutions and devised a strategy to bolster e-commerce sales. His bottom line – he grew 205%! He also followed mobile commerce trends and enabled golfers to shop right from their phones. Today, about 10% of the company's sales are administered with a mobile device.
Messineo is working hard to stay current with retail trends by offering free shipping. He's also looking to UPS to automate his delivery systems and identify a reasonable flat rate on international shipping that will increase sales in Canada. Another goal is to increase efficiency even more without sacrificing the customer service that is the cornerstone of his business.
Helping Messineo and other entrepreneurs with the tools needed to make shipping, visibility and easy returns more efficient represents the power of logistics. And it's doubly nice when it helps small companies grow.
That UPS commitment to small business also is why The UPS Store is sponsoring "Entrepreneur" magazine's "Entrepreneur of 2012" contest. For the fifth consecutive year, the magazine is searching nationwide for exceptionally inspired entrepreneurs to share their story of how they have revolutionized their industry, employees and community. Entrepreneurs can submit their entries at http://entrepreneur.com/e2012.


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Five Takeaways from Japan GDP
By Mitsuru Obe and Eleanor Warnock
Japan said Monday its economy grew an annualized 1.0% in the last quarter of 2013. For 2013 as a whole, growth came to 1.6%. Is this good or bad? Here are five takeaways from Japan's latest gross domestic product data:
1. Disappointment for Abenomics
The fourth quarter figure is a disappointment for Abenomics–Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's economic reform drive. Many economists had looked for growth far exceeding 3% in the third and fourth quarters, following a 4% expansion in 2013′s first two quarters. But both July-September and October-December undershot expectations, pointing to a clear deceleration of the Japanese economy. Put in an international perspective, the 1.0% growth is weaker than the 3.2 % growth in the U.S. and 1.1% growth recorded in the euro zone during the same quarter. The annual 1.6% growth comes in bit below 1.9% for the U.S., but much stronger than a 0.4% contraction for the euro zone.
2. Pressure on BOJ?
The unexpectedly weak growth may increase pressure on the Bank of Japan to expand its monetary easing measures. While most BOJ watchers don't predict fresh action from the central bank at its two-day policy board meeting starting Monday, the GDP figure could refuel expectations—which had weakened recently–for additional steps in the coming months, especially as the economy is sure to slow down after an April sale tax increase. There is a "high probability" that the BOJ will have to cut its growth forecast for the fiscal year starting in April from the current 1.4%, says Takuji Aida, chief Japan economist of Societe Generale. Mr. Aida adds that he expect the BOJ to step up its easing steps in the April-June period–most likely in April.
Private consumption, which had been Japan's growth engine in the past year, grew 0.5% from the previous quarter, but was also below the 0.7% increase on average forecasted by economists. The number shows that the so-called "rush buying"—the front-loading of expenses—ahead of the sales tax rise in April hasn't taken off, contrary to expectations. That indicates that a jump in consumption has been limited to some big-ticket items, such as automobiles, which rose 11.4% on quarter, and that households remain cautious over rising inflation and the planned tax hike as wages have yet to rise significantly.
4. Surging Imports, Sluggish Exports
Some of the consumption growth, however, leaked to imports, which grew a hefty 14.9%. A weak yen increased the prices for many imported items, but that didn't deter Japanese consumers from buying some of the imported items, such as Apple Inc.'s iPhone. Exports grew, but the growth was so slow (at 1.7%) that it failed to make up even for the 2.7% drop in the third quarter and generated little optimism for 2014.
5. Capex Still Lukewarm
Weak capital spending was one of the missing links in Abenomics, which aims to create sustained, private-led growth after an initial spark from monetary and fiscal stimuli. Has the baton been passed? Corporate investment grew for the third straight quarter, but only a modest 5.3%. With leading indicators for capital spending flagging a warning sign lately, the outlook for capital spending remains uncertain. The latest GDP number is likely to increase calls for deregulation and corporate tax cuts to stimulate business spending.
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22.06.2012 - In June, Ireland's Shire plc (Dublin) appointed a new Chief of Business Developer and Global Head of Human Resources. David Colpman, currently Senior Vice President, will take over that responsibility from Barbara Deptula, Shire's Executive Vice President and Chief Corporate Development Officer, who will retire at the end of June.
Colpman, who has been with Shire for 12 years, brings in extensive experience in dealmaking. Prior to Shire, he worked at Glaxo Wellcome, Novo Nordisk and Boots Pharmaceuticals in a variety of business development and commercial roles. He started his industry career at ICI (now AstraZeneca) in formulation and manufacturing. Ann Judge (not pictured), Senior Vice President of Shire's global Human Resources (HR) team, has also joined the Shire Leadershiphttp://www.european-biotechnology-news.com/people/bio-people/2012-2/david-colpman.html


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Wolverines face a tough test in Masuk
OXFORD — The Oxford High football team has lofty goals with hopes of playing for a South-West Conference championship and reaching the Class S postseason for the first time in its six-year varsity history.
To help reach those goals, the Wolverines (2-1) must find a way to beat undefeated perennial SWC power Masuk (3-0) tonight at 7 in Oxford. A week ago, the Wolverines christened their new athletic complex with a 47-7 win over Notre Dame of Fairfield before nearly 1,000 fans.
This game will likely feature more fans, especially from Masuk. The game has added significance, considering Oxford has never beaten Masuk in three previous meetings. The two teams didn't play last year.
"We are excited about the challenge of playing a Top 10 team in the state," said Oxford coach Joe Stochmal. "We realize that this is a good football team, but we think we are a pretty good team ourselves."
What the Wolverines can't do is turn the ball over as they did in a 46-25 loss to New Fairfield two weeks ago when they allowed 26 unanswered points in the fourth quarter
"In high school football, you can't turn the ball over and we turned it over seven times," said Stochmal. "When you do that, you are not winning many games. We were able to put that behind us and came out last week and performed well, and that gave us our confidence back."
Masuk quarterback Malik Cummings (228 yards rushing, 391 passing) leads the way, but the Panthers have a strong supporting cast. They include P.J. Kokkonis (265 rushing yards, 281 receiving yards), Mike Dellapiano (162 rushing yards), and Joe Damota (223 rushing yards).
"Masuk is seen as a balanced attack," said Stochmal. "We are well aware they can run with their backs and that their slot and wide receivers are very good as well as their QB, who has great arm strength. Their receivers are fast and can go and catch the ball. Their line is very big and physical, and they can move very well which presents a big challenge to us."
Another problem facing Oxford is Masuk's ability to score quickly, which they've done against New Milford (71-34), Notre Dame (55-6) and Bunnell (44-20).
"We're looking to shorten the game on both sides of the ball and have long drives and make them have long drives," said Stochmal. "Ball security and minimizing penalties are vital and also gaining yards in small chunks. We don't want to have 30-yard plays. We want five, 4-yard gains."
Which brings to mind third-down efficiency.
"That's what we have talked about that we need to convert third downs and we need to get defensive stops on their third downs," he said.
The last time Oxford played Masuk close, it held a lead late in the first half before seeing a lost fumble and subsequent touchdown turn into a halftime deficit. Oxford lost that game in 2009, 55-28.
In 2011, Masuk's Casey Cochran passed for 327 yards and three TDs in a 49-14 win.
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MARIETTA - The installation of a custom-made skylight began Thursday at the Campus Martius Museum in Marietta, replacing the 80-plus-year-old fixture destroyed in last year's derecho.
Durable Restoration of Columbus fabricated the stainless steel skylight frame with copper cladding that was raised onto the museum's roof Thursday morning by a crane belonging to Marietta-based All Crane Rental Corp. Two layers of glass - one of which has been tempered, the other laminated - will be put in place this morning. It's the same type of glass used at the Ohio Historical Society's library in Columbus, where the state constitution, among other items, is housed.
"The Ohio Historical Society views the Putnam House in the same category as our collections ... in our library in Columbus," said Fred Smith, architectural services department manager for the historical society, which owns the Campus Martius building.
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Durable Restoration project foreman Troy Holman, left, and worker Tim Steger guide the custom skylight the company made into place atop the Campus Martius Museum in Marietta Thursday.
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Durable Restoration worker Tim Steger is seen through the partially installed skylight the company was putting in place over the Rufus Putnam House in the Campus Martius Museum Thursday.
The transplanted home of Rufus Putnam, one of Marietta's founding fathers, is directly beneath the skylight but was not damaged during the June 29 derecho, which downed numerous trees and knocked out power around the region. However, severe winds lifted the museum's single-piece, corrugated glass skylight, causing it to shatter and raining pebble-sized pieces of glass into the room where the house stands and onto Washington Street.
A tarp covered the opening at the museum for months while the new skylight was designed and built.
Amy Kaspar, architect for OHS, said the new skylight is a significant improvement over its predecessor.
"It had no insulation, no UV protection," she said. "And obviously it was quite flimsy, which caused it to blow off in the storm."
The new skylight will include high-quality archival glass that will be more energy efficient, Kaspar said. With proper maintenance, the new addition is expected to last for decades.
"It really should last 80 to 100 years," said Kurt Leahey, project manager for Durable Restoration.
And if it is damaged, the reinforced glass would not fall onto the historic house beneath it, Smith said.
"If we get wind damage or something falls on it again, it's going to hold," he said, comparing it to automobile windshield glass that does not shatter.
The local Friends of the Museums organization manages Campus Martius and the Ohio River Museum, but the historical society owns the buildings. The $44,500 cost of the skylight will not come from local funds, Smith said.
"We're working with the state to (obtain) insurance money, because (the damage) was from the storm," he said.
Smith and Kaspar said it is important to maintain Campus Martius because it maintains the history of the first settlement in the Northwest Territory and the start of the United States' westward expansion.
"It's important not only to the history of Marietta and the state but also the country," Kaspar said.
They also praised the efforts of the Friends group, which has resulted in increased attendance at both local museums in the three-and-a-half years since they became partners with OHS.
"It's only fitting the state and OHS would invest in their efforts," Kaspar said.
Museum manager Le Ann Hendershot said the attendance at Campus Martius for January was 478, thanks in part to an Archeology Day program and a visit by students, parents and teachers from Ohio Connections Academy, an online community school with students around the state. The approximately 170 people that came that day eclipsed the total January 2012 attendance of 155.
The installation of the skylight had been delayed a couple of times due to weather concerns. Workers for Durable Restoration and All Crane started setting up before 9 a.m. Thursday. A little after 10, they began securing the skylight to the crane and hoisted it onto the roof.
About half an hour later, two custom-built crates containing the glass panes for the skylight were lifted onto the roof as well. Durable Restoration workers used suction cups to lower the panes into place.
A portion of Second Street was closed for about three hours while the work was done.
Work on the skylight is expected to be completed today, but that won't be the end of the historical society's work on the museum this year.
A new roof is being placed on the land office - the oldest building in Ohio, where Revolutionary War veterans made land transactions from their payments for military services- that stands behind the museum. That $16,400 project, utilizing hand-split oak shakes to match the original structure, is being paid for through state capital funds, Kaspar said.
They also anticipate refacing a 75-foot section of brick veneer facade below the museum this summer. The segment crumbled to the ground about two years ago, with the collapse attributed to drainage problems and inadequate metal ties.
In addition, the society is aiming to have the second phase of restoration of the W.P. Snyder Jr., the steam hauling boat that is the signature exhibit at the Ohio River Museum, under way this year. The $958,000 project will include replacement of the main deck plating, boiler deck plating and the ship's electrical system and painting the entire vessel.