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Robinson Memorial Hospital Jewel of Portage County nets $100,000
Event supports mammography and diabetes care and education
Ravenna, Ohio, Oct. 6, 2009 – More than 270 people from Portage County and Northeast Ohio enjoyed the Robinson Memorial Hospital Jewel of Portage County Gala held Oct. 3 at the Bertram Inn and Conference Center in Aurora. The gala raised $100,000 in support of two essential patient care services: mammograms for women and diabetes care and education. The annual event has raised more than $450,000 since it began four years ago. "We are grateful for the residents and businesses that support the Robinson Memorial Hospital Jewel of Portage County Gala," said Deborah Solan, executive director of the Robinson Memorial Hospital Foundation. "Many individuals who cannot afford mammograms or go without access to diabetes care will be supported thanks to the generosity of event sponsors and attendees." Diamond Dazzler Gala sponsors were: Allen Aircraft Products, Inc.; The Burbick Foundation; HFP Ambuske Architects; Hitachi Medical Systems America, Inc.; Key Private Bank; Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Marquinez; Neurology & Neuroscience Associates, Inc. and Dr. Thomas and Holly Strachan; Physicians Emergency Services, Inc.; Picciones'; Portage Community Bank; and Ravenna Radiology, LLC. Sapphire Sensation Gala sponsors were: Aurora Manor Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing; SummaCare; Veyance Technologies, Inc.; and Bill White's Akron Lanes – Bill and Eddye White. Ruby Radiance Gala sponsors were: Akron Children's Hospital; Altercare Post-Acute Rehabilitation Center, Inc.; Area Agency on Aging; The Davey Tree Expert Co.; David and Janet Dix; Paula C. Giulitto; Huntington National Bank; Northeast Ohio Cardiovascular Specialists; Kathy and David Pangallo; Physician Staffing; Regency Hospital of Ravenna; Roetzel & Andress, LPA; Summa Health System; and Charles and Cathy Zumkehr. Gala guests had the opportunity to bid on more than 50 silent auction items, including vacation getaways, artwork, and other specialty baskets donated by individuals and businesses. Guests also had the opportunity to purchase raffle tickets for a $20,000 Harry Winston timepiece, donated by David Piccione and Picciones'. David was presented a plaque of appreciation for his annual diamond donations to the Gala, which have helped make this event a success. Kathy Pangallo of Kent won the Harry Winston timepiece. Gala committee co-chairs were Jim and Sallie Bear and Rick and Heather Coe. Gala committee members were: Christine and T.N. Bhargava; Dr. Steve and Patti Dean; Dr. Emilio and Margaret Ferrara; Nancy Finnerty; John and Connie Flynn; Dave and Sherry Joy; Neil and Barbara Mann; Kathy and Tom Myers; Dr. Larry and Judge Barb Oswick; Kathy and Dave Pangallo; and Dr. Thomas and Holly Strachan. "The Robinson Memorial Hospital Jewel of Portage County Gala provides a wonderful opportunity for all of us to reflect on the enormous impact Robinson Memorial Hospital has on our community," Stephen Colecchi, President and Chief Executive Officer of Robinson Memorial Hospital. "It is wonderful to see the community coming together in support of important hospital outreach."
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Note: Former Rule 1:38 ("Confidentiality of Court Records") was deleted, and new Rules 1:38-1 through 1:38-12 adopted July 16, 2009 to be effective September 1, 2009. Former Rule 1:38 History: Source-R.R. 1:29-2 (second and third sentences), 1:35. Paragraph (f) adopted April 1, 1974 effective immediately; paragraph (g) adopted November 1, 1985 to be effective January 2, 1986; paragraphs (e), (f) and (g) amended and paragraphs (h) and (i) adopted November 7, 1988 to be effective January 2, 1989; paragraph (j) adopted July 13, 1994 and new text amended December 9, 1994, to be effective January 1, 1995; paragraph (g) amended January 5, 1998 to be effective February 1, 1998; paragraph (b) amended July 28, 2004 to be effective September 1, 2004; closing paragraph adopted July 27, 2006 to be effective September 1, 2006; R. 1:38 ("Confidentiality of Court Records") deleted and replaced with new R. 1:38 ("Public Access to Court Records and Administrative Records") July 16, 2009 to be effective September 1, 2009.
Rule 1:38-1. Policy
Court records and administrative records as defined by R. 1:38-2 and R. 1:38-4 respectively and within the custody and control of the judiciary are open for public inspection and copying except as otherwise provided in this rule. Exceptions enumerated in this rule shall be narrowly construed in order to implement the policy of open access to records of the judiciary.
Note: New caption for Rule 1:38 adopted July 16, 2009 to be effective September 1, 2009. New Rule 1:38-1 adopted July 16, 2009 to be effective September 1, 2009
Rule 1:38-2. Definition of Court Records
- (a) "Court record" includes:
- (1) any information maintained by a court in any form in connection with a case or judicial proceeding, including but not limited to pleadings, motions, briefs and their respective attachments, evidentiary exhibits, indices, calendars, and dockets;
- (2) any order, judgment, opinion, or decree related to a judicial proceeding;
- (3) any official transcript or recording of a public judicial proceeding, in any form;
- (4) any information in a computerized case management system created or prepared by the court in connection with a case or judicial proceeding;
- (5) any record made or maintained by a Surrogate as a judicial officer.
- (b) "Court record" does not include:
- (1) information gathered, maintained or stored by a governmental agency or other entity to which the court has access but which is not part of the court record as defined by this rule;
- (2) unfiled discovery materials in any action.
Note: New Rule 1:38-2 adopted July 16, 2009 to be effective September 1, 2009.
Rule 1:38-3. Court Records Excluded from Public Access
The following court records are excluded from public access:
- (a) General.
Records required to be kept confidential by statute, rule, or prior case law consistent with this rule, unless otherwise ordered by a court. These records remain confidential even when attached to a non-confidential document.
- (b) Internal Records.
- (1) Notes, memoranda, draft opinions, or other working papers maintained in any form by or for the use of a justice, judge, or judiciary staff member in the course of performing official duties, except those notes, not otherwise excluded from public access under this rule, that are required by rule or law, e.g., R. 7:2-1(e), to be taken as part of the record of the proceeding;
- (2) Records of consultative, advisory, or deliberative discussions pertaining to the rendering of decisions or the management of cases.
- (c) Records of Criminal and Municipal Court Proceedings.
- (1) Discovery materials provided to the Criminal Division Manager's office by the prosecutor pursuant to R. 3:9-1 and R. 3:13-3;
- (2) Writs to produce prisoners pending execution of the writ;
- (3) Indictments sealed pursuant to R. 3:6-8(a);
- (4) Records relating to grand jury proceedings pursuant to R. 3:6-7 except as provided by R. 3:6-6(b) and R. 3:6-9(d);
- (5) Records relating to participants in drug court programs and programs approved for operation under R. 3:28 (Pre-trial Intervention), and reports made for a court or prosecuting attorney pertaining to persons enrolled in or applications for enrollment in such programs, but not the fact of enrollment and the enrollment conditions imposed by the court;
- (6) Victim statements unless placed on the record at a public proceeding;
- (7) Expunged records pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:52-15;
- (8) Reports of the Diagnostic Center to the extent provided under R. 3:21-3;
- (9) Records relating to child victims of sexual assault or abuse pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2A:82-46;
- (10) Search warrants pursuant to Rule 3:5-4 and the affidavit or testimony upon which a warrant is based, except as provided in Rules 3:5-6(c) and 3:13-3;
- (11) Documents, records and transcripts related to proceedings and hearings required by the Supreme Court pursuant to Doe v. Poritz, 142 N.J. 1, 39 (1995), or subsequent orders of the Court;
- (12) Names and addresses of victims or alleged victims of domestic violence or sexual offenses.
- (d) Records of Family Part Proceedings.
- (1) Family Case Information Statements required by R. 5:5-2 and Financial Statements in Summary Support Actions required by R. 5:5-3, including all attachments;
- (2) Confidential Litigant Information Sheets pursuant to R. 5:4-2(g) and Affidavits or Certifications of Insurance Coverage pursuant to R. 5:4-2(f);
- (3) Medical, psychiatric, psychological, and alcohol and drug dependency records, reports, and evaluations in matters related to child support, child custody, or parenting time determinations;
- (4) Documents, records and transcripts related to proceedings and hearings required by the Supreme Court pursuant to Doe v. Poritz, 142 N.J. 1, 39 (1995), or subsequent orders of the Court;
- (5) Juvenile delinquency records and reports pursuant to R. 5:19-2 and N.J.S.A. 2A:4A-60;
- (6) Records of Juvenile Conference Committees to the extent provided under R. 5:25-1(e);
- (7) Expunged juvenile records pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2A:4A-62 f. and 2C:52-15;
- (8) Sealed juvenile records pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2A:4A-62;
- (9) Domestic violence records and reports pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:25-33;
- (10) Names and addresses of victims or alleged victims of domestic violence or sexual offenses;
- (11) Records relating to child victims of sexual assault or abuse pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2A:82-46;
- (12) Records relating to Division of Child Protection and Permanency proceedings held pursuant to R. 5:12;
- (13) Child custody evaluations, reports, and records pursuant to R. 5:8-4, R. 5:8B, N.J.S.A. 9:2-1, or N.J.S.A. 9:2-3;
- (14) Paternity records and reports, except for the final judgments or birth certificates pursuant to N.J.S.A. 9:17-42;
- (15) Records and reports relating to child placement matters pursuant to R. 5:13-8(a);
- (16) Adoption records and reports pursuant to N.J.S.A. 9:3-52;
- (17) Records of hearings on the welfare or status of a child, to the extent provided under R. 5:3-2.
- (e) Records of Guardianship Proceedings..
Guardianship records and reports maintained by the Surrogate and by the Chancery Division, Probate Part, except the guardianship index, of which only the following information shall be available to an attorney-at-law of this state or to a title examiner seeking access to such records in connection with transactions affecting property of the ward:
- (1) minor's or incapacitated person's name,
- (2) name of the municipality where the minor or incapacitated person resided when the guardianship was created,
- (3) name of the guardian,
- (4) docket number,
- (5) date of the judgment appointing the guardian, and
- (6) date of the guardian's qualification.
Further, an attorney-at-law or a title examiner requiring access to the guardianship index in connection with a transaction affecting the property of the ward may inspect and copy the following guardianship file documents: the guardianship judgment, the Letters of Guardianship, and any subsequent order dealing with the powers or limitations of the guardian, provided any financial information contained in these documents, including information on the amount of the bond, is redacted prior to the documents being made available for review or copying.
All guardianship records and reports, however, are available to the incapacitated person and the minor upon reaching majority; the incapacitated person's spouse, civil union partner, or domestic partner; the minor's or incapacitated person's parents and siblings; any adult children of the incapacitated person; the guardian appointed in the action; and any attorneys appearing in the guardianship action on behalf of these persons. Appointed New Jersey Judiciary Guardianship Monitoring Program volunteers shall have access to guardianship records and reports in those guardianship matters to which they are assigned. Any other individual or entity seeking records must make a showing of a special interest in the matter to the Assignment Judge or the Assignment Judge's designee.
- (1) Records pertaining to mediation sessions and complementary dispute resolution proceedings pursuant to R. 1:40-4(d) and R. 7:8-1, but not the fact that mediation has occurred;
- (2) Records and transcripts of civil commitment proceedings, civil commitment expungement petitions and proceedings, and expunged civil commitment records, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 30:4-24.3, N.J.S.A. 30:4-27.27(c), N.J.S.A. 30:4-80.8 - 80.11, N.J.S.A. 30:4-82.4 h., R. 4:74-7, and R. 4:74-7A;
- (3) Police investigative reports, unless admitted into evidence or submitted to the court in support of a motion, brief, or other pleading;
- (4) Records that are impounded, sealed pursuant to R. 1:38-11, or subject to a protective order pursuant to R. 4:10-3;
- (5) Criminal, Family, Municipal and Probation Division records pertaining to any investigations and reports made by court staff or pursuant to court order for a court or pertaining to persons on probation;
- (6) Family, Finance and Probation Division records containing information pertaining to persons receiving or ordered to pay child support, including the child(ren); custodial parents; non-custodial parents; legal guardians; putative fathers; family members and any other individuals for whom information may be collected and retained by the court in connection with child support cases subject to Title IV-D of the Social Security Act, 42 U.S.C. § 651 et seq. and applicable state and federal statutes, but not the complaint or orders in such cases;
- (7) Records maintained by the Judiciary that contain identifying information about a person who has or is suspected of having AIDS or HIV infection, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 26:5C-7, except as provided in N.J.S.A. 26:5C-8 and -9;
- (8) Records of appeals from the Division of Developmental Disabilities in accordance with N.J.S.A. 30:4-24.3;
- (9) Written requests by a crime victim, or if such a person is deceased or incapacitated, a member of that person's immediate family, for a record to which the victim is entitled pursuant to N.J.S.A. 47:1A-5(b)(2).
Note: New Rule 1:38-3 adopted July 16, 2009 to be effective September 1, 2009; subparagraph (b)(1) amended December 9, 2009 to be effective immediately; paragraphs (e) and (f) amended January 5, 2010 to be effective immediately; subparagraph (c)(11) amended, subparagraph (c)(12) adopted, and subparagraph (d)(10) amended February 16, 2010 to be effective immediately; subparagraph (d)(1) amended June 23, 2010 to be effective July 1, 2010; paragraph (e) amended October 26, 2010 to be effective immediately; paragraph (e) amended February 28, 2013 to be effective immediately; subparagraph (d)(12) amended July 9, 2013 to be effective September 1, 2013; subparagraphs (f)(2) and (f)(5) amended, and new subparagraph (f)(9) added December 9, 2014 to be effective immediately; subparagraph (d)(2) amended July 27, 2015 to be effective September 1, 2015.
Rule 1:38-4. Definition of Administrative Records
An "administrative record" is any information maintained in any form by the judiciary that is not associated with any particular case or judicial proceeding.
Note: New Rule 1:38-4 adopted July 16, 2009 to be effective September 1, 2009
Rule 1:38-5. Administrative Records Excluded from Public Access
The following administrative records are excluded from public access:
- (a) Records required to be kept confidential by statute, rule, or prior case law consistent with this rule, unless otherwise ordered by a court;
- (b) Notes, memoranda, or other working papers maintained in any form by or for the use of a justice, judge or judiciary staff member in the course of his or her official duties, including administrative duties;
- (c) Minutes, reports, memoranda, notes, and correspondence in any form pertaining to the development and implementation of judiciary rules and policies, including draft versions of rules, policies and procedures, self-critical analysis reports, and peer review reports;
- (d) Reports, memoranda, and other records pertaining to policies and procedures for court security and data security;
- (e) Personnel records, except for an employee's name, title, position, salary, compensation, dates of service, and date and type of separation;
- (f) Records concerning volunteers, except for a volunteer's name, title, if any, program to which assigned, and dates of service;
- (g) Juror source lists prepared pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2B:20-2, jury questionnaires completed pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2B:20-3, and preliminary lists prepared pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2B:20-4 of persons to be summoned for possible service as grand or petit jurors, which shall remain confidential, except as provided in Rule 1:8-5, unless otherwise ordered by the Assignment Judge;
- (h) Reports required to be prepared by trial court judges on a weekly, monthly, or other basis and submitted to the Administrative Director of the Courts pursuant to R. 1:32-1 and/or R. 1:38-11;
- (i) Records and information obtained and maintained by the Judicial Performance Committee pursuant to R. 1:35A, except as otherwise provided in that rule;
- (j) Records of the Ethics Telephone Research Service to the extent provided under R. 1:19-9;
- (k) Records of proceedings concerning advisory opinions of the Committee on Attorney Advertising to the extent provided under R. 1:19A-5;
- (l) Records relating to attorney discipline to the extent provided under R. 1:20-9;
- (m) Records of District Fee Arbitration Committees to the extent provided under R. 1:20A-5;
- (n) Records of the Attorney Disciplinary Oversight Committee to the extent provided under R. 1:20B-4;
- (o) Records of the Lawyers' Fund for Client Protection to the extent provided under R. 1:28-9;
- (p) Records of the Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct to the extent provided under R. 2:15-20;
- (q) Records of the Office of the Ombudsman, except for court user satisfaction survey reports, statewide daily contact reports, and information related to community outreach events.
- (r) Records relating to Special Civil Part Officers to the extent provided under Administrative Directive.
Note: New Rule 1:38-5 adopted July 16, 2009 to be effective September 1, 2009; paragraph (g) amended January 5, 2010 to be effective immediately; paragraph (p) amended and new paragraph (q) added October 18, 2011 to be effective immediately; new paragraph (r) adopted November 12, 2014 to be effective immediately; paragraph (h) amended December 9, 2014 to be effective immediately.
Rule 1:38-6. Intergovernmental Exchanges
The Supreme Court may authorize the exchange of information, otherwise excluded from public access, with other branches of state government, with other state governments, and with the federal government when the public benefit of such disclosure outweighs the need for confidentiality. Child support information may be exchanged only to the extent allowed by federal law and regulations.
Note: New Rule 1:38-6 adopted July 16, 2009 to be effective September 1, 2009.
Rule 1:38-7. Confidential Personal Identifiers
- (a) Definition of Confidential Personal Identifiers: A confidential personal identifier is a Social Security number, driver's license number, vehicle plate number, insurance policy number, active financial account number, or active credit card number.
- (b) Prohibition on Submission of Confidential Personal Identifiers to the Court: A party shall not set forth confidential personal identifiers as defined in R. 1:38-7(a) in any document or pleading submitted to the court unless otherwise required by statute, rule, administrative directive, or court order; provided, however, that an active financial account number may be identified by the last four digits when the financial account is the subject of the litigation and cannot otherwise be identified.
- (c) Compliance:
- (1) In every trial Division of the Superior Court where a Case Information Statement is required, parties shall certify in the Case Information Statement that all confidential personal identifiers have been redacted and that subsequent papers submitted to the court will not contain confidential personal identifiers in accordance with the provisions of this rule.
- (2) In General Equity Part, Probate Part, and Special Civil Part matters, where no Case Information Statement is required, parties shall include the following language in the first filed pleading as provided in R. 4:5-1(b)(3), "I certify that confidential personal identifiers have been redacted from documents now submitted to the court, and will be redacted from all documents submitted in the future in accordance with Rule 1:38-7(b)."
- (3) In all criminal matters, the judge shall inform both parties at the time of the defendant's arraignment status conference that confidential personal identifiers must be redacted from any documents submitted to the court as provided in R. 1:38-7(b) and R. 3:9-1(c).
- d) Judgment Debtors: Any writ, order, or judgment issued by the court involving a judgment debtor or any application therefor may include the judgment debtor's name(s), address, date of birth, the last four digits of active financial account numbers, and the last three digits of the individual's Social Security number. No other personal identifiers shall be included.
- (e) Redaction of Required Personal Identifiers: When confidential personal identifiers as defined in R. 1:38-7(a) are required by statute, rule, or court order to be included in documents or pleadings, such identifiers shall be redacted before public inspection is permitted. This redaction requirement, however, does not apply to driver's license numbers that the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission requires in documents pertaining to the suspension and reinstatement of licenses
- (f) Redaction of Social Security Numbers from Records in Bulk: Any request for the mass release, in bulk, of records, no matter how maintained or stored, containing Social Security numbers must be submitted to the Administrative Director of the Courts. A bulk release request is a request for the release of a substantial number of records that would involve an extraordinary expenditure of time and effort to accommodate, resulting in a disruption of court operations. A fee may be charged for the cost of redacting Social Security numbers from such records.
- (g) Requesting Replacement of Submitted Documents for Failure to Redact Confidential Personal Identifiers:
- (1) A party or other interested person may request that the court replace a document that contains confidential personal identifiers contrary to R. 1:38-7(b) with a redacted version on application to the court and notice to all parties. Such application should be made in the trial courts by order to show cause or motion and in the Appellate Division or Supreme Court either by motion or by emergent request for temporary relief, and may include a request for immediate temporary removal pending the return date.
- (2) If the court thereafter determines that the confidential personal identifiers should not be in the document, it may by order direct the clerk to replace the original unredacted document with a redacted document for filing, with the redacted document to be submitted to the clerk by the party or attorney representing the party that submitted the document containing the confidential personal identifiers
- (3) The court shall not order the clerk to alter or undertake redaction of the document as that obligation rests with the party or the attorney for the party that submitted the document containing the confidential personal identifiers.
Note: New Rule 1:38-7 adopted July 16, 2009 to be effective September 1, 2009; paragraph (e) amended September 22, 2009 to be effective immediately; subparagraph (c)(2) amended June 23, 2010 to be effective July 1, 2010; paragraphs (d) and (f) amended October 18, 2011 to be effective immediately; new paragraph (g) added October 8, 2013 to be effective immediately; paragraph (d) amended April 21, 2015 to be effective May 1, 2015.
Rule 1:38-8. Removing from the Court File Documents Improperly Submitted to Court
- (a) A party or other interested person may request that the court remove from its file an improperly submitted document upon application to the court and notice to all parties. A document is deemed improperly submitted to the court if the person who submitted the document had no legitimate basis in rule or law for doing so and if the document is not an evidentiary exhibit or part of a motion, brief, or other pleading. The party or interested person seeking to have a document removed from a court file bears the burden of proving by a preponderance of the evidence that it was improperly submitted.
- (b) If the court thereafter determines that a document was improperly submitted, it may by order direct the clerk to destroy the document, to return it to the party that submitted it, or to remove the document from the file and retain it in a manner specified by the court pending further direction.
Note: New Rule 1:38-8 adopted July 16, 2009 to be effective September 1, 2009; caption revised, prior text designated as subparagraph (a), and new subparagraph (b) adopted October 8, 2013 to be effective immediately.
Rule 1:38-9. Fees
The Supreme Court shall establish a schedule of fees for copies of records.
Note: New Rule 1:38-9 adopted July 16, 2009 to be effective September 1, 2009.
Rule 1:38-10. Determinations; Appeal Process
- (a) Requests for court records or administrative records to be inspected or copied under this rule shall be directed to the following officers or their designees:
- (1) Supreme Court records (including committees and offices reporting to the Supreme Court): Clerk of the Supreme Court
- (2) Superior Court records, Clerk's office, including Foreclosure Unit: Clerk of the Superior Court
- (3) Superior Court records, Appellate Division: Clerk of the Appellate Division
- (4) Superior Court records, Law and Chancery Divisions (other than Clerk's office and Probate Part): Trial Court Administrator of appropriate vicinage
- (5) Superior Court records, Chancery Division, Probate Part, and Surrogate's Court records: Surrogate of appropriate county
- (6) Tax Court records: Clerk of the Tax Court
- (7) Municipal Court records: Municipal Court Director or Administrator of appropriate municipal court
- (8) Administrative Office of the Courts records and all other judiciary records: Deputy Administrative Director of the Courts
- (b) Any person denied access to a court record or administrative record by one of the above officers or their designees may seek review by the Administrative Director of the Courts under procedures established by the Supreme Court, except that an appeal regarding a municipal court record shall first be filed with the Trial Court Administrator of the appropriate vicinage. An appeal from the decision of the Administrative Director shall be filed in the Appellate Division in accordance with R. 2:2-3(a)(2).
Note: New Rule 1:38-10 adopted July 16, 2009 to be effective September 1, 2009.
Rule 1:38-11. Sealing of Court Records
- (a) Information in a court record may be sealed by court order for good cause as defined in this section. The moving party shall bear the burden of proving by a preponderance of the evidence that good cause exists.
- (b) Good cause to seal a record shall exist when:
- (1) Disclosure will likely cause a clearly defined and serious injury to any person or entity; and
- (2) The person's or entity's interest in privacy substantially outweighs the presumption that all court and administrative records are open for public inspection pursuant to R. 1:38.
- (c) The provisions of this rule do not apply to actions required to be sealed pursuant to the New Jersey False Claims Act (N.J.S.A. 2A:32C-5(c) and 2A:32C-5(f)).
- (d) Documents or other materials not exempt from public access under Rule 1:38 may not be filed under seal absent a prior court order mandating the sealing of such documents, and should not be submitted to the court with the motion, which may be filed on short notice, requesting an order to seal.
Note: New Rule 1:38-11 adopted July 16, 2009 to be effective September 1, 2009; new paragraph (c) adopted January 5, 2010 to be effective immediately; new paragraph (d) adopted June 23, 2010 to be effective July 1, 2010; paragraph (c) amended December 8, 2010 to be effective immediately
Rule 1:38-12. Unsealing of Court Records
A record that has been sealed by order of the court may be unsealed upon motion by any person or entity. The proponent for continued sealing shall bear the burden of proving by a preponderance of the evidence that good cause continues to exist for sealing the record.
Note: New Rule 1:38-12 adopted July 16, 2009 to be effective September 1, 2009.
Rule 1:38-13. Records Available Only in the Form Maintained by the Judiciary
Court records and administrative records are available only in the form in which they are maintained or indexed by the Judiciary. Requests by private individuals or entities for programming, searching, or compilation of records in a form other than as used for the Judiciary's purposes will not be granted.

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Georgia State University Panthers celebrate a successful trip to South Africa as Samaritan's Feet volunteers. Photo of courtesy of GSU.
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There are many times I should have a nap instead of coffee.
I may be famous for my Nuclear Coffee, but my 5 cats have taught me the value and importance of the nap
I like to take a nap after lunch, but it upsets my boss.
That's so cute! We learn a lot from our pets.
There's more than one way to recharge. Me, I prefer the coffee. I don't think my body could handle the recharging effects of Nuclear Coffee, though.
The ultimate is to drink a shot of espresso, and immediately take a 20 minute nap. When you wake up, the caffeine will just be starting to take effect.
An old married couple so soon?
As an espresso addict, I am curious about your "Nuclear Coffee." Can you give us the recipe for it?
A quick aside; most people think that ultra dark coffee has the most caffeine, but this isn't true. The longer you roast the beans (making the coffee darker), the more caffeine is cooked away. Dark coffee is more flavorful, but the "strongest" coffees are the "Kona Roasts," which look pale in the cup but give you quite a jump start.
Personally I drink coffee more for the taste not the jolt.
They are so thin they both can fit in one fat man's recliner.
There are several methods to making my Nuclear Coffee, some real and some mythical
The first "discovery" of Nuclear level coffee was a morning I found what had been half a pot of coffee left on overnight, there was only a cup or so left but it was potent
I've tried several variations on that theme but to be honest they are all time consuming and may well be dangerous
My day to day batch involves a conference room size percolator and using a higher than normal coffee to water ratio, for extra kick I sometimes let it cool down and rebrew with fresh grounds
I did learn that bit about the light vs dark roast coffees as my Nuclear coffee "evolved", high caffeine content is the goal
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Tuesday, June 9, 2009
EVANS, GA--Ask a lot of folks they'll tell you, it's never too early to talk football. To an extent, I agree. Every Tuesday in the month of June, football is front and center at Greenbrier with the seven on seven passing camp.
A dozen teams from both sides of the river on hand this evening with the emphasis of course on passing. For some, like Cross Creek and Greenbrier, it's a chance to get an early gauge on who might be the quarterback. For everyone it's pretty much a continuation of spring ball and an opportunity to get an early jump when practices start for real.
"It's important for the team so we can run a lot of plays and read defenses and stuff. We try to work our receivers and have them run their routes correct and get out timing down" said North Augusta's Lorenzo Hammonds
"It's nice, it's good to get our offense out there and get the timing down with our receivers and it's all about making ourselves a better team" added Scott Reeder of Greenbrier
" It just rolls right from the end of school, into summer, weight training and everything so it's good to come out here and get some work." said Scott Tate, head coach of Cross Creek
The camp is broken into various periods with teams switching off from offense to defense and even who they're facing.


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Alex Davison
Alex Davison has scored the plum ride in the new fourth Ford Performance Racing entry for the 2013 V8 Supercars Championship.
It is Davison's third different drive in the V8 Championship, having started his career with Rod Nash Racing in 2005. A poor season saw him enjoy success in international Porsche racing, before coming back to Australia for a drive with Stone Brothers Racing in the IRWIN Falcon.
While his final year at SBR was his pick of his seasons (finishing 11th overall), it was a largely frustrating experience.
In 2012, Davison secured a Carrera Cup drive and finished third outright – enough to grab the attention of Charlie Schwerkolt, who announced in May that he was taking his Racing Entitlements Contract to FPR to start the team's fourth car.
Schwerkolt has selected Davison for his maiden season with FPR, and it's a chance that Davison is relishing.
Speedcafe.com's Grant Rowley spoke to Davison about his new opportunity, expectations, testing FPR's Car of the Future Falcons and racing with his younger brother Will.
SPEEDCAFE: You were first linked to Charlie's seat mid-year. You must be relieved to know that this is exactly what you're doing next year?
ALEX DAVISON: Yeah, absolutely. It has been a long year out of the category full-time. Clearly, it has been a focus to get back onto the game for next year. I'm very excited to have it locked away and it was great to get a taste for it at Winton earlier in the week.
But really, I'm looking forward to getting into work and getting stuck into it properly next year.
SPEEDCAFE: When someone slots into the category, one of the first questions is usually about 'expectations.' This is your third attempt, but arguably, your best …
DAVISON: Clearly, the goal is to win races, and if I didn't genuinely believe in myself that I was capable of that, I probably wouldn't be doing this.
Winning is the goal. Plain and simple. How quickly can I get to that point? Who knows. I'm not going to say to you "I'm going to do this, achieve this, finish here." I've barely sat in a car. We have two or three test days before Clipsal. In that time, I'll be able to establish where I'm good, where I'm not, where I need to improve and set some realistic goals for the year.
In 2011, for the most part, I was consistently in the top 10. We had a lot of top five results, two podiums and many top 10 qualifying results. We were getting to the point where we could have been aiming for a win sooner rather than later.
Things dropped off a bit in 2011 with SBR, so my first goal that I've got for myself is to get back to that point. I've got a bit of catching up to do. I've been out for a year, I'm learning a new team, we've all got new cars, but my first goal is to get back to that competitive position as quickly as possible.
SPEEDCAFE: While we've mentioning you as a potential driver with Charlie, was there a time during the year that you thought "I'm going to miss out again"?
DAVISON: Yeah, bloody oath. It went on for a long time. Charlie and I know each other from a long time ago. As you could imagine, I've been at him from the beginning. He would agree with that, but I had no idea what he was going to do. Clearly, I'm relieved that it has come off, and extremely thankful for the opportunity.
SPEEDCAFE: Given where this team FPR has been punching in 2012, and how advance the team is with its Car of the Future program, that must give you confidence …
DAVISON: Absolutely. It was my number one pick, out of any seats which were available. Clearly, it was the seat everyone wanted, based on Mark (Winterbottom), Will and Dave's performances, and the fact that they have three Car of the Future Falcons on track already. You have to feel confident with all of that.
SPEEDCAFE: It's the first time that you get to work side-by-side with your brother on a full-time basis, but you guys were team-mates at DJR for one or two endurance seasons …
DAVISON: Yeah, 2006 and 2007.
SPEEDCAFE: That was for a couple of races – your drive with Charlie puts you guys in each other's pockets for 16 events …
DAVISON: It will be good. It's interesting. From my side, it's nothing but positive. There's no negatives to it.
We raced against each other for three years and there were no problems at all. There were times when we came up on each other on the track, and we raced hard, no different to how we raced anyone else. Both of us are fair racers. We didn't need to treat each other different, and the same will happen now. From a career perspective, we support each other a lot, and I'll be using Will as much as I can to learn as quickly as possible.
SPEEDCAFE: You had a steer of the new FPR COTFs at Winton. How did you find them?
DAVISON: It was a bit if a taste for me. I only did two three or four lap runs in total. It's hard to judge the car too much from that, but from what I could tell, it is a very different feeling car.
The test was enough to get a taste and feel for the car, but not a whole lot more.
So far, I have to say I like the feel, and I think it will suit me well. The track conditions at Winton were very poor. It was hot and slippery. Even the best handling car in the world would have been sliding around. It wasn't the prefect conditions to evaluate the car. It was really good, though, and I'm really looking forward to getting in my own car.
SPEEDCAFE: You might only get an opportunity to test a couple more times before Clipsal, including the all-in test at Sydney Motorsport Park (February 16). Does a potential lack of miles concern you?
DAVISON: No, not at all. I believe there's two or three days, including the Eastern Creek test, where we'll get the opportunity to drive the cars again. I'm not 100 percent across the schedule, but there will be time.
I think I'll be OK. The more running the better, but it's not like I'm starting from scratch. What does give me confidence is that anytime I hoped in a V8 Supercar this year (ED: Alex drove with James Moffat in the endurance races), I felt at home straight away. I actually felt more at home in a V8 than in a Porsche. That's a positive.
Everyone, to an extent, is starting from scratch with the new cars. I'll just get in, see how we're going, and like any new car or team, I'll work on it, find my weaknesses and build on them.


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Definition of predicate calculus in English:
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The branch of symbolic logic that deals with propositions containing predicates, names, and quantifiers.
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Vienna, 2 December 2013 – Ambassador Michael Linhart has been appointed Secretary General of the Austrian Foreign Ministry and is to take over the position from Ambassador Johannes Kyrle today.
Linhart was last head of the Section for Development Cooperation and International Development Policy in the Foreign Ministry. Linhart has many years of specialised management experience in development cooperation. He was the first Managing Director of the then newly established Austrian Development Agency (ADA) from 2003 to 2007. This agency for Austrian development cooperation is in charge of implementing bilateral programmes and projects and administers the budget for them.
Linhart also gained several years of experience abroad, among other locations in Ethiopia and Croatia. He was Austrian ambassador to Syria (2000-2003) and Greece (2007-2012).
As Secretary General for Foreign Affairs he will be head of the section that deals with all the central issues for the Ministry. He is the highest ranking official in the Ministry responsible for handling all its agendas in summary – in both political and organisational questions. In this capacity, the Secretary General is also a member of the Austrian National Security Council, the body that advises the Austrian government in all fundamental matters of foreign policy, security and defence. He is also head of the board of trustees of the Austrian Diplomatic Academy, the steering group responsible for monitoring the strategic alignment and content of this institution.
The 55 year old diplomat trained as a lawyer and is from Vorarlberg in western Austria. He is married and has three children.
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Starting Thursday afternoon, some of the largest names in country music will grace the main stage at the BamaJam festival.
Traffic is on everyone's mind, and law enforcement is working to make it a safe event.
Workers are putting the finishing touches to the main stage and the entire infrastructure to BamaJam.
The 600 acre site is located at outside of Enterprise, at the intersection of Boy Scout Road and Highway 167 North.
With tens-of-thousands of fans arriving, authorities are recommending alternate north-south routes.
"We are recommending for folks traveling through Enterprise and not going to BamaJam, they take Highway 87 through Elba, or Highway 331, and if they are going to BamaJam, travel carefully," said Capt. Mike Lolley with the Enterprise Police Dept.
Craig Hightower and his family from Jackson, Georgia are one of hundreds spending the three-day festival in their motor home.
"I learned about BamaJam at work. I used the Internet to buy the tickets, and we drove seven hours and here we are," said Hightower.
Event organizers say they've worked with authorities, and have had a number of brainstorming sessions to figure out the best ways to handle traffic.
Festival Organizer Fox Fleming, said, "It seems we've all worked together. And, we have taken as many possible variables into consideration."
Any vehicles parked alongside of either Boy Scout Road or Highway 167 will be towed away by the Highway Patrol.
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Komisarek To Miss Three Weeks With Small Quadriceps Tear
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The Leafs hit the ice Thursday at the MasterCard Centre for Hockey Excellence before heading to Chicago for Friday's game against the Blackhawks.
For the second straight day, Mike Komisarek wasn't on the ice and after practice the Leafs announced that the big defenceman will be out up to three weeks with a small quadriceps tear.
Carl Gunnarsson was recalled from the Toronto Marlies, Jay Rosehill was assigned to the Marlies and Komisarek was placed on the injured reserve.
Komisarek was orginally hurt last Saturday against the Detroit Red Wings but he tried to play Tuesday against Minneosta but had to leave the game after just six shifts and 2:47 of ice-time.
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1) Cheerio 3-5-2
It's the sort of approach that gives you shivers, even in the harmless world of Football Manager: 3-5-2. Louis van Gaal's decision to deploy the bold formation at the start of his Manchester United tenure should be commended, but ultimately his Old Trafford revolution faltered at the first hurdle. The inexperienced defensive trio of Chris Smalling, Phil Jones and Tyler Blackett were left exposed by two makeshift wing-backs, prompting a switch to a defensive four at the break.
The system worked for Van Gaal with the Netherlands in Brazil, but on a vast Old Trafford pitch and in a league that thrives on quick, counter-attacking football, it surely has to be shelved – at least until they sign the personnel who can actually play the formation. You can't play Ashley Young at left wing-back and then, more alarmingly, at left back and expect to win games.
2) Time to sign a striker, Arsene
If you're turning to Yaya Sanogo in your hour of need, then it's probably time to sign another striker. Arsenal have the funds but, just like last season, elected to strengthen their attacking midfield – a department in which they already possess numerous top quality options – over their more pressing needs. Oliver Giroud and Sanogo are good squad players, but they are not going to fire you to a title. Why not submit a cheeky bid for Falcao, Arsene?
3) End Fergie time debate - Premier League should revolutionise stoppage time
When the fourth official signalled four additional minutes at Old Trafford, there was only a murmur of protest from the away fans. But as play stretched into the 96th minute, Garry Monk and his Swansea charges were getting increasingly irate – and with good reason. Manchester United have long been associated with stealing an extra minute or two, but surely it can't be that difficult to regulate injury time?
Here's the alternative. A suited official sat within the stadium confines starts and stops a clock each time he deems it necessary to add extra time. Once the 45 or 90 minutes are up, the accumulated total appears on the scoreboard and starts ticking down to zero – pausing when there's a stoppage. Then, once the time elapses, the match concludes once the ball goes out of play. Simple. RIP, Fergie time.
4) Big Sam is on managerial death row
It's official (based on one game): West Brom and Aston Villa aren't quite as bad as most of us expected. So who will take first prize in the Premier League's coveted sack race? Step forward Sam Allardyce. His West Ham side failed to break down London rivals Tottenham, despite playing against 10 men for over an hour, and were punished in dramatic fashion when debutant Eric Dier popped up in injury time to snatch a 1-0 win.
But this wasn't Allardyce's doing. Instead, the blame lies with Mark Noble and James Collins – the former guilty of carelessly stroking a penalty past the post, the latter of needlessly clattering into Emmanuel Adebayor when on a yellow. Three winnable fixtures await the Hammers – a home game with Southampton is sandwiched between winnable visits to Crystal Palace and Hull – but anything less than four points and it may already be farewell for Allardyce.
5) Aaron Ramsey crucial for Arsenal's title bid
The Welshman carried his knack of scoring crucial goals into the 2014/15 season with an injury time winner against Crystal Palace. Ramsey has this innate ability to pop up in prime positions and score vital goals, something his team-mates have often failed to do in recent years. If he can avoid injury – and that's a big if – then Arsenal are title contenders, providing they add to their squad before the transfer window slams slut. And who knows, perhaps Wales are an outside tip for Euro 2016 glory…
6) Leicester are here to stay
They may have been absent for a decade, but Leicester looked thoroughly at home on their return to the Premier League. Although they were outplayed by a tidy Everton outfit for long periods, they displayed the required resilience – two superb Toffees goals aside – to hold on before grabbing a late point. The King Power Stadium will be a tricky venue for sides to visit this season on this evidence.
7) Wayne Rooney may be more influential without burden of captain's armband
Rooney's performance against Swansea was a concoction of desire and mistakes. He's at his best terrorising defences, playing on instinct, but his main attributes may be better harnessed without that elastic band hoisted around his shoulder.
It's only one game – and Rooney actually scored United's goal – but fans will be alarmed at the parallels between this clash and those under David Moyes last season. That woeful campaign was fraught with leadership issues, issues that didn't dissipate on Van Gaal's Old Trafford inauguration. Rooney's form ebbs and flows and the concern will be whether he can lead the side when playing poorly. Darren Fletcher, anyone?
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Your goal in Assist is to guess the chosen word, and on each turn you have a choice: ask your question or give your answer. Atthe same time, you're trying to "assist" other players in losing their chips by guessing a hidden word before they can.
Each round, one player draws an illustration card that shows six words on it, chooses one of those words, and tells all players which number he has chosen; each other player receives a hand of three question cards, then antes one chip into a central pot. (Question and illustration cards have text in Italian, English, German and French.) On a turn, a player either plays and reads a question card – which the player who holds the illustration card must answer as honestly as possible – or tries to guess the word hidden on the card. Before a player guesses, he can ante any number of chips into the pot. If no one else matches his ante, he claims all the chips in the pot without having to guess the word; if at least one other player antes, he must give his guess, winning the pot if correct.
When a round end, the next player chooses a word from an illustration card and the game continues. When one player runs out of chips, the game ends and the player with the most chips wins.
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Angelo Porazzi Games
Year: 2011
Players: 3 - 7
Time: 15 or more minutes
Ages: 6 and up
Weight: 175 grams
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Average Rating: 4 in 1 review
By Rick Partin
Assist is a new card game for 3 or more players in which players bet their "Neurons" (colored chips) and play Question cards while asking questions to figure out a secret word that is chosen by the dealer of each hand.
Created by Marco Donadoni and Angelo Porazzi (produced by Angelo Porazzi Games of Italy, in collaboration with Cartamundi of Belgium and Spielmaterial of Germany), this game is an international collaboration and comes with directions in Italian, French, German and English.
There are 80 plastic chips, the in all—all worth 1 in value—which are distributed evenly among players (rounding down, of course, for odd numbers of participants).
Each round, one player—the dealer—draws an illustrated card that shows six words on it, chooses one of those words, and tells all players which number (down from the top of the card) he has chosen. He then deals each other player a hand of three question cards. All players with question cards ante one plastic chip into the 'pot.'
Starting with the player to the dealer's left, players can choose any one question to ask (sometimes the questions won't be relevant, so asking certain questions becomes a way of dumping one card to draw another that may be more useful--or, asking a seemingly useless question to prevent other players from gaining too much useful information).
On a turn a player either reads a question or tries to guess the word hidden on the card. Before a player guesses, that person or any other player besides the dealer can 'raise' the number of coins placed into the pot. Raising gives that player the first option of guessing the answer; if no one sees the raise that player simply wins the pot without having to guess at all; but each player who 'sees' the raise can in turn try to answer the chosen word, so long as the preceding player doesn't do so first. If everyone misses, play simply continues to the next player to the left.
When a round ends, the next player chooses a word from an illustration card and the game continues. When one player runs out of chips, the game ends and the player with the most chips wins.
When players ask a question they discard face down and immediately draw a replacement card from the draw pile, so that they always have 3 question cards.
There are 25 answer cards with six answers each, for a total of 150 answers. There are 30 question cards, for 30 questions total. Players will soon find that the same questions come up repeatedly. The writer can only comment on the English on the cards, but with some of the cards, some interpretation is necessary in framing the proper question. Also, I can't be certain linguistically whether this observation holds true in all four languages, but given that some answers are conceptual in nature, many of the questions don't pertain to concepts, which makes it more difficult to guess correctly.
At the same time, there is a good mixture of concrete, easier answers, and conceptual, more difficult answers that probably will require extended questioning. Keep in mind that dealers choose the answers, so it can be expected that a tough answer might be followed by an easier one. And, as with all Porazzi games that invite players to add their own ideas or variations, players may simply add 'wild' cards to the deck that would allow them to make up their own questions.
Part of the fun rests with the dealer, who must answer questions in such a way that he or she provides useful information while not saying something that makes the answer too obvious. As with Porazzi's card game "Love Pigs," psychology plays a part, and this is a game that will shine with players who tend to be imaginative. (One question even evokes 'charades' into the mix.) And, as in poker, players may raise simply to bluff others into 'folding' and thus handing the pot to a crafty player.
If the game is popular enough, it would seem expansion decks of questions and answers—especially more of the former—would be in order. As previously mentioned, the same questions come up repeatedly, and over more extended play, eventually the same answers would become too obvious. But again, players also could easily invent their own additional questions and answers, and it would take many, many plays to exhaust the possibilities with 150 total answers.
Either way, "Assist" is a good party game, a good couples game, and, assuming kids who play have above-average vocabularies, a good game for friends or families of various ages. It mixes word knowledge, psychology, communication skills, and yes, a bit of bluffing, into a package that will bring fun and laughter to many a gaming group.


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PORTAGEVILLE - Larry Joe Carroll Jr., 16, died April 8, 2003, at Portageville.
Born Sept. 4, 1986, in Cahokia, Ill., he was the son of Larry Joe Carroll Sr. of Holcomb and Marilyn E. Ryans Carroll of Portageville.
Survivors in addition to his parents include: one sister, Christine Carroll of Portageville; three brothers, Michael Wayne Gray, Kenneth Wayne Gray and Johnny E. Carroll of Portageville; his maternal grandmother, Wanda Ryans of Portageville; and his paternal grandmother, Pauline Carroll of Clarkton.
Visitation begins at 5 p.m. Friday at DeLisle Funeral Home where services are scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday. The Rev. Mark Inman will officiate.
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Greek Government Kid-Gloves Strikers Putting Society, Reforms at Risk
The Greek socialist government is talking tough. But its big stick is missing as it soft touches special interests that are slowly strangling the country for fear of being seen as authoritarian. But it's a short term strategy that bets on reasonable behavior from militant unions and vested special interests, that is likely to backfire and encourage even more defiance.
Weary Greek commuters, who are having a tough time relying on railway and metro services, walk in to supermarkets and are stunned at seeing more and more bare shelves in Athens and especially in northern Greece. Meanwhile they question why a government that zealously pursues restructuring and sector liberalization is not actually protecting them by applying the reform laws.
Strikes by railway workers against privatization have previously been deemed illegal, so they are progressing on rolling basis, trying with a wink and a nudge to pretend they are staying within legal boundaries.
Moreover, truckers that have been mobilized under special constitutional power to protect the national interest, are also openly flouting their legal obligations by dubbing obvious strikes as being caused by a wild-cat protest movement.
Both the truckers and railway workers have little sympathy from the public. According to the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry the truckers latest "stop work" -– or effectively a strike — is costing the local economy about €2 million a day. Several business owners are threatening to take damage cases to the courts because they feel the government has abandoned them and they have no other last resort.
Greek consumers are as mad as hell because they can't buy goods necessary for their households. Exports and importers are being financially slaughtered because they can't transport their containers to and from ports. And some local and international truckers have suffered irresponsible vandalism and damage to their rigs, while others have been attacked with rocks as strike breakers. And yet tear gas has been rare and arrests almost non existent, with the exception for one delinquent who bit the hand of a police officer.
And the railway workers for Hellenic Railways (OSE) have as much credibility in Greece as used car salesmen and legal-sharks in the U.S.. They have driven their company to amass debts well over €10.7 billion and cost the Greek tax payers €1billion a year to keep afloat.
OSE has a staff register of over 6,000 people when only 3,700 are needed and their efficiency and service is dismal. Moreover, the privatization plan implies that no one will be fired. Read my earlier story here.
Many will be transferred to other cushy public sector jobs, while the rest will be given golden handshakes and early retirement. Let's get real, how much better can it get for these people that have stuck it to the tax payer for years?
The real question is why the Greek government doesn't start applying the law, because you can't make an omelette without breaking some eggs. No one is saying the riot police should stamp on the heads of protestors, but Greek democracy demands that they be able to keep roads open, allow commerce to continue and stop depriving consumers of basic goods and transport services.
The socialists have been brave in passing liberalization laws, but they need to be as diligent in enforcing them. Or else Greece will be on the same self-destructive path as before, where any powerful special group can blackmail the social whole and drive us again even closer to the abyss of bankruptcy.
If the government cannot deal with the unpopular truck and railway worker strikers, they don't stand a chance against even more militant groups who will take to the streets, in this the debt laden Mediterranean country's autumn of discontent.
The road to hell on the Greek railways and highways is paved by futile good intentions.


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The Pros:More accessible than previous installations in the series. Hunting is very restricted. Value priced - available for under $10.
The Cons:Fishing is overly difficult - not very fun. The 2009 version is being marketed as the 2010 version as well - there is no difference between them.
Cabela's Outdoor Adventure is a 2009 installment in the long-running Cabela series of fishing and hunting simulations. Unlike earlier Cabela games, the Outdoor Adventure game has much faster gameplay, removing the slow waiting element that earlier games forced upon the player.
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The game takes off quickly, going from one hunt to the next, using regular checkpoints so that if a hunt is botched the player can bounce back to the last auto-save and try again. One issue with the gameplay is that all though the areas are large and free roaming, occasionally the game divides sections with invisible walls that you have to backtrack to get around to the next area. Fishing is a mini-game that is included within the hunting package, but it doesn't present much difficulty or challenge. Cabela's Outdoor Adventure was released on multiple platforms including the PS2, PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii.
more accessible than previous installations in the series
hunting is very restricted
value priced - available for under $10
available on all of the major platforms, including PC
replay value - allows players to customize their experience once story mode has been cleared
features relatively good graphics
fishing is overly difficult - not very fun
the 2009 version is being marketed as the 2010 version as well - there is no difference between them
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HARTFORD, Wis. (AP) - The case of the cash stuffed skivvies is sending a Wisconsin man to prison. Patrick Bishop has been sentenced to seven years after pleading guilty to a gas station robbery. Prosecutors say Bishop used a toy gun in the stick-up. According to authorities, Bishop stripped down to his underwear to make his getaway. Police say they spotted Bishop riding a bicycle, with cash sticking out of his underpants. He told the judge he was sorry.
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NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) - If you're going to be a tagger, better not use your screen name. Police charge a suburban Philadelphia woman with spray-painting dozens of graffiti tags. Investigators say some of those tags used the woman's MySpace screen name, "Devient Art." Police say they traced the account to Melanie Brockway, a 23-year-old out-of-work mom of two. Authorities charge she vandalized about 100 properties, causing $10,000 in damage. Norristown Police Chief Russell Bono says Brockway calls herself an aspiring artist. He adds authorities take this sort vandalism very seriously.
OVERTON, Mo. (AP) - The King of Beers has a new home -- for its Clydesdales. About 100 of the horses are living on the new Anheuser-Busch farm in Cooper County, Mo. Eventually, brewery officials say the farm will be home to 150 of the big horses. While the farm is picturesque, we'll only be able to see it in Budweiser commercials. Company officials say the farm won't open to the public, to keep the horses healthy and happy. Locals don't even know much about it, either. The farm is unmarked, expect for two stone gates with the Busch logo.
DETROIT (AP) - A Detroit city employee is raising a stink -- over perfume. A federal judge has ruled Susan McBride can go ahead with her civil suit, which claims she can't work because of a colleague's strong perfume. McBride says she's severely sensitive to scents. She claims the perfume worn by a co-worker in the city's Planning Department makes it difficult for her to breathe. The Detroit News reports a judge has turned down the city's request the suit be tossed out of court.
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) - Raise the roof! That's the message from Bills fans. Buffalo will play their division-rival Miami Dolphins next month in Canada. The game is set for Toronto's domed stadium. But hearty western New York fans like their football cold, especially when playing a warm-weather team like the Dolphins. So, a couple of season ticket holders (Andrew Petrinec and Al Keohane) are organizing a petition drive to open the dome. They say they've gotten about 1,000 signatures so far. But it's unlikely fans will need their parkas during the game. Officials in Toronto say the stadium doesn't have the drainage system needed to handle any possible rain or snow.
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Definition of seltzer in English:
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1Soda water.
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1.1Medicinal mineral water from Niederselters in Germany.
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The new "Ghostbusters" movie is a go, but it looks like Bill Murray won't be a part of it.
That was the word from Dan Aykroyd on Friday, who said in a radio interview with Dennis Miller that filming on "Ghostbusters 3" is set to start next year, with or without Murray, who reportedly is not keen on the project.
"Yes, we will be doing the movie and hopefully with Mr. Murray. That is our hope," Aykroyd said. "We have an excellent script. What we have to remember is that 'Ghostbusters' is bigger than any one component, although Billy was absolutely the lead and contributive to it in a massive way."
The original film starred Aykroyd, Murray, Harold Ramis and Ernie Hudson as the ghost hunters. All but Murray -- whose acting career has gone in a different direction since the 1984 film -- are said to be back for the new sequel. But Aykroyd might be just a tad more optimistic than Sony, the studio behind the film, which has not officially greenlighted the project.
Lady Gaga tops the list of musicians getting the online censorship treatment in China.
Gaga is well-represented in a list of 100 tunes that China's Ministry of Culture is forcing music websites to ban because their lyrics conceivably could encourage kids to get their freak on, which is seriously frowned upon in Communist counties that contain more than 1 billion people.
Gaga songs that have been banned include "The Edge of Glory," "Marry the Night," "Hair," "Bloody Mary," "Americano" and "Judas." Also banned were Beyonce's "Run the World (Girls)," even after she cut an F-bomb out of the song, and Katy Perry's "Last Friday Night," which glorifies a level of debauchery not seen since anyone watched a "Hangover" movie.
The Captain and Kelly are officially kaput
Actress Minka Kelly and New York Yankees star Derek Jeter -- an established member of the Top 10 Couples Likely to Produce Babies So Beautiful They Literally Will Cause You Pain -- have broken up after three years of dating. The split was described as amicable and sans any third-party dalliance rumors.


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Salary payments of pilots have begun: Vijay Mallya
Nearly 72 pilots based in north India went on a mass sick leave on Thursday protesting non-payment of salaries since December.
New Delhi: Kingfisher Airlines, that is dealing with a strike by over 70 pilots presently, had some positive news on Friday. Chairman Vijay Mallya wrote to his employees assuring them that their long-overdue salaries would be disbursed starting Friday.
Nearly 72 pilots based in north India went on a mass sick leave on Thursday protesting non-payment of salaries since December, and were even trying to convince their counterparts in Mumbai to follow suit. Twenty four KFA flights have been cancelled sinced Thursday.
However, with the latest move by Mallya, there's some hope that the crisis will be solved soon. Kingfisher stocks went up by 3 per cent after the news.
In his letter, Mallya wrote, "I am very encouraged with recent meetings... I am confident we will bounce back. The UB Group infused cash of Rs 500 crores into KFA over the past 15 months. Long overdue salary payments have commenced from today."
"I received confirmation that several staff accounts were credited today," Mallya added.
"I was hurt, disappointed as few employees chose the path of threat, confrontation... Actions by a few put the company at risk. I will not allow a small group of misguided employees to derail and jeopardise efforts. I will act firmly, decisively to protect KFA," Mallya wrote.
Meanwhile, Aviation Minister Ajit Singh said, "Kingfisher has been having financial trouble for quite some time. They are a private airline and have to help themselves. The whole aviation industry is in trouble. For that, I will speak to the PM also."


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This Day In Wrestling History – August 27th
1994 – ECW withdraws from the NWA
In 1990, WWF Summerslam was held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
– The Texas Tornado defeats Mr Perfect to win the WWF Intercontinental Title
– The Hart Foundation (Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart) defeat Demolition (Ax & Smash) in a 2-out-of-3 Falls Match to win the WWF Tag Team Titles
– Randy Savage defeats Dusty Rhodes
– Hulk Hogan defeats Earthquake by countout
– The Ultimate Warrior defeats Rick Rude in a Cage Match to retain the WWF Title
In 1995, WWF Summerslam was again held in Pennsylvania, this time in Pittsburgh
– Barry Horowitz defeats Skip (Horowitz wins! Horowitz wins!)
– Bertha Faye defeats Alundra Blayze to win the WWF Womens Title
– The Undertaker defeats Kama in a Casket Match
– Bret Hart defeats Isaac Yankem by DQ
– Shawn Michaels defeats Razor Ramon in a Ladder Match to retain the WWF Intercontinental Title
– Diesel defeats King Mabel to retain the WWF Title
In 2000, WWF Summerslam was held in Raleigh, North Carolina
– Chyna & Eddie Guerrero defeat Val Venis & Trish Stratus. Chyna pins Stratus to win the WWF Intercontinental Title
– Steve Blackman defeats Shane McMahon to win the WWF Hardcore Title
– Chris Benoit defeats Chris Jericho in a 2-out-of-3 Falls Match
– Edge & Christian defeat The Hardy Boyz (Matt & Jeff) & The Dudley Boyz (Bubba Ray & D-Von) in the first ever TLC Match to retain the WWF Tag Team Titles
– The Undertaker fought Kane to a no contest, as Kane left the ring area before the match got underway after being unmasked by Taker
– The Rock defeats Kurt Angle & Triple H in a Triple Threat Match to retain the WWF Title
In 2006, AJPW Pro Wrestling Love in Ryogoku was held in Tokyo, Japan. This event began All Japan's so-called Pro Wrestling Love era
– Ro-Z defeats Akira Raijin
– D-Lo Brown, Bull Buchanan & TAKA Michinoku defeat Minoru Suzuki, Nosawa Rongai & Mazada
– Shuji Kondo defeats Kaz Hayashi to retain the AJPW Junior Heavyweight Title
– The Great Muta defeats Yoshihiro Tajiri
– Taiyo Kea defeats Toshiaki Kawada to retain the AJPW Triple Crown Title
– Hiroshi Hase, Satoshi Kojima & Katsuhiko Nakajima defeat Taru, Suwama & Brother Yasshi
In 2011, NJPW/AJPW/NOAH All Together was held in Tokyo, Japan. This was a benefit show of sorts for the victims of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami. Usually I don't report full cards, but I felt it important to acknowledge all who performed on this show
– Kota Ibushi, Taiji Ishimori, Hiroshi Yamato & BUSHI defeat Tiger Mask, Kaz Hayashi, Shuji Kondo & Ricky Marvin
– Tetsuya Naito, Shuhei Taniguchi & Seiya Sanada defeat Mohammed Yone, Yujiro Takahashi & Manabu Soya
– Togi Makabe & Akitoshi Saito defeat Hirooki Goto & Taiyo Kea
– Prince Devitt, Ryusuke Taguchi, Kotaro Suzuki, Katsuhiko Nakajima & KAI defeat Koji Kanemoto, KENTA, Yoshinobu Kanemaru, Minoru & Genba Hirayanagi
– Masakatsu Funaki, Takuma Sano & Jushin Liger defeat Minoru Suzuki, Atsushi Aoki & Taichi
– Kentaro Shiga won a 27-man Battle Royal to win the Destroyer Cup
– Takeshi Morishima, Akebono, Yutaka Yoshie & Ryota Hama defeat Yuji Nagata, Hiroyoshi Tenzan, Osamu Nishimura & Wataru Inoue
– Kensuke Sasaki & Jun Akiyama defeat Yoshihiro Takayama & Takao Omori
– Kenta Kobashi & Keiji Muto defeat Toru Yano & Takashi Iizuka
– Hiroshi Tanahashi, Go Shiozaki & Suwama defeat Shinsuke Nakamura, Takashi Sugiura & KENSO
Title Changes
1958 – Rikidozan defeats Lou Thesz to win the NWA International Heavyweight Title
1982 – Killer Khan defeats Mr Olympia to win the MSW Mississippi Title
1994 – Reigning NWA World Champion Shane Douglas throws down the NWA Title in favour of the ECW World Title. Also, Cactus Jack & Mikey Whipwreck defeat The Public Enemy (Rocco Rock & Johnny Grunge) to win the ECW Tag Team Titles
2001 – on Raw, The Hurricane defeats Matt Hardy to win the WWF European Title
2005 – Nigel McGuinness defeats Samoa Joe to win the ROH Pure Title
Happy birthday to one-time World Heavyweight Champion The Great Khali (40), WWE Hall of Famer Sgt Slaughter (64), NWA-era tag team legend George Scott (83), 2-time WWF/E Womens Champion Jazz (39) and retired Japanese star Milano Collection AT (36)
In Memoriam
On this day in 2010, the wrestling world lost former WWF personality Luna Vachon aged just 48. As a child, Vachon only had eyes for a wrestling career, despite her family encouraging her away from the business. She began training under The Fabulous Moolah at around age 16 and made her debut in Moolah's all-female promotion in the mid-80's. In 1985, she gained her first major exposure, appearing in Florida Championship Wrestling as a reporter. During the segment, she was 'knocked unconscious' by Kevin Sullivan, leading to a mental breakdown angle. In the following years, she competed in Japan, Canada and Puerto Rico while making appearances for the POWW promotion. In 1993, she was signed by the WWF (despite the company having to hire a private investigator to actually find her!) but only lasted a year before the lack of direction for the WWF's womens division saw her leave the promotion. She had stints in ECW, WCW and several independent promotions before returning to the WWF in 1997. She primarily served as a manager, but did step into the ring on occasion, usually alongside her clients. She left the promotion again in 2000, once again dissatisfied with the direction of the womens division and would compete on the indies until her in-ring retirement in 2007. She was honoured at the 2009 Cauliflower Alley Club reunion and also served as an unofficial mentor to several Canadian wrestlers, most notably Nattie 'Natalya' Neidhart. She was found dead at her Florida home after an apparent accidental overdose. She was buried on a ranch formerly owned by her godfather, André The Giant


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February 9, 2015
Help Dogs, Cats, and Other Animals by Changing State Laws at Humane Lobby Day
You can help pass laws that protect animals in your state. Humane Lobby Day is easy, fun and guaranteed to make you feel like a powerful animal activist. We'll help you find the Humane Lobby Day in your state.
April 28, 2012
Statement by The Humane Society of the United States on Loose Python
Statement from Nicole Paquette, Texas senior state director for The Humane Society of the United States, in response to news reports of a loose python in a Houston, Texas neighborhood.
April 6, 2012
The HSUS Offers Reward in Pennsylvania Python Mutilation
The HSUS is offering a reward of up to $2,500 for information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the mutilation, neglect, and abandonment of an emaciated 7-foot male Burmese python who was stabbed twice, shot, and released in York Haven, Pa.
December 19, 2011
The HSUS Again Calls on Obama Administration to Adopt Rule to Ban Trade in Burmese Pythons and Other Large Constricting Snakes
The Humane Society of the United States called again on the White House to stop delaying action on a rule to ban the imports of tens of thousands of large constricting snakes into the country and they were joined by House Appropriations Committee Ranking Member Norm Dicks, D-Wash., and former Chairman Bill Young, R-Fla., in demanding action on the long-delayed rule by the end of the year.
January 20, 2010
The HSUS Commends Interior Department Action to Restrict Trade in Nine Giant Constrictor Snake Species
The HSUS and the Humane Society Legislative Fund applaud the Department of the Interior for taking action to list nine species of large constrictor snakes as injurious, which will prohibit the importation and interstate commerce of the animals for the exotic pet trade.


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Crimes at Goldman Sachs? The Feds are on the Case
A new chapter has opened in the Goldman Sachs/mortgage trading saga. We have no idea whether it will lead to anything, but it already makes for pretty interesting reading.
The news: The Wall Street Journal's Susan Pulliam and Evan Perez broke the news on Thursday that federal prosecutors have launched a criminal investigation into whether Goldman or its employees committee securities fraud in connection with its mortgage trading. Click here for the Journal's story; here and here for follow-up accounts from the NYT and WaPo. Click here for Bloomberg's report. Click here for all LB coverage of the Goldman/SEC case.
The investigation is centered on different evidence than the SEC's civil case, report Pulliam and Perez. It couldn't be determined which Goldman deals are being scrutinized in the criminal investigation.
The news comes with a whole bunch of "yes, but" qualifiers. The investigation, launched out of the Manhattan U.S. Attorney's Office, is at a preliminary stage. Prosecutors haven't determined whether they will bring charges in the case. Many criminal investigations are launched that never result in any charges.
Still, the criminal probe raises the stakes for Goldman, Wall Street's most powerful firm.
A spokesperson for the Manhattan U.S. Attorney's office declined to comment. Goldman declined to comment.
A criminal case won't necessarily be easy for federal prosecutors to win. Prosecutors would need to believe they have gathered evidence that showed that the firm or its employees knowingly committed fraud in their mortgage business. Proving such intent to break the law typically is the toughest hurdle for prosecutors to clear.
Another stumbling block: Such financial cases can be highly complex. Few outside of Wall Street understand arcane products such as collateralized debt obligations, the pools of mortgage-related holdings at the heart of the SEC civil case against Goldman.
What's your bet, LBers? Will criminal charges ultimately get filed?


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Roadshows to educate on structured products
More on Structured Products
Speaking today (18 July) at a Financial Adviser educational seminar, Mr Lowes said a series of educational events would be held across the UK from the autumn.
Responding to ongoing industry concerns that structured products were complicated, he added that it was "about time that this was happening".
He said: "The Structured Products Association has got all the providers together to organise a series of roadsides throughout the country."
Mr Lowes added that the roadshows would become an annual event.
Also on the panel of speakers were: David Stuff, managing director at Meteor Investment Solutions; James Harrington, head of commercial implementation, platforms and distribution at Legal & General; Valerie Khoo from RBS; Peter Beavis from Cater Allen; and Chris Taylor from The Investment Bridge.


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German five-piece heavy doom rock formation DUST
was founded in October 1998 by Igor Popovic (dr.),
Kay Grossmann (g.) and Christoph "Heiland" Kröger (g.).
the line-up was completed by Olli Karic on vocals
and Thomas Kröger on bass, who was replaced by
Thomas "Doc" Pflug in Winter 2005.
The musical influences of the band are pretty versatile
and include a large spectrum reaching from
70´s Psychedelic Space Rock to Doom- and Death Metal
of the 80´s.
Some important bands for DUST are obviously:
Black Sabbath, Hawkwind, Saint Vitus or Pentagram
but also acts like Celtic Frost, Entombed and Bathory.
Olympus Trip – 1998
Smell the burning (EP) – 2001
DUST s/t – 2002
Reblown (EP) – 2005
High Density Amplitude – 2006
Receive the Frequency – 2008
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Description: Ernest Hemingway posing with a rhino, rifle, and ten unidentified African men while on his first safari in Africa.
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