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During his tenure as a judge, Chief Judge David Motes has seen five different presidents reside in the White House and witnessed the economic recessions and recoveries of three decades. Motes has been practicing and studying law for 32 years, and he has served as a judge in the area for 24 of those years.
"I wanted to help people, people that have a problem that they couldn't solve themselves," said Motes, of his reason for practicing law. "I saw what I thought were injustices in my youth and wanted to try to correct some of them."
Motes' law career got its start at the University of Georgia. He is a self proclaimed "double dawg," because he attended the UGA for both undergraduate studies and law school.
For the past 17 years, Motes has served as a judge in the Piedmont Circuit of the 10th Judicial District in Georgia. Before that, Motes served as a judge in Jackson County for seven years.
During his time as a judge, Motes has seen a number of changes to how justice is served within the courthouse, including a series of changes to sentencing laws that went into effect last July. However, for Motes, the most outstanding change was the 1995 passage of a law outlining mandatory minimum sentencing.
"Justice isn't one size fits all, and I think that's what the problem is with mandatory minimum sentencing," said Motes, who said
he believes that while crimes have the same names, the circumstances of each are different.
Motes' caseload varies depending on the individual cases. He said that some days he hears a hundred cases, and sometimes a trial lasts two weeks.
One of the most memorable cases for Motes was the 1999 trial of Donnie Lance. Lance received the death penalty for killing his ex-wife and her boyfriend in 1997.
"That was probably one of the most difficult cases I've ever had to try," said Motes.
However, Motes said death penalty cases are not too common, and in regard to his day-to-day caseload, the worst trials are those for child custody.
"You have to decide between two parents, and your decision has lasting consequences for the child," said Motes, who admits that custody cases impact him the greatest emotionally.
Not all court cases are easily decided.
"There are times when there's not good decision. You have to decide for one side or the other – there's no third choice," said Motes. "But I don't make laws. I just interpret them and apply them to specific cases. That's what judges should do."
Motes has been living in Jackson County almost his whole life; although he was born at the Winder-Barrow Hospital. He currently lives in Jackson County with his wife of almost 28 years, Pamela Dodd Motes.
"My wife does remind me, most people are not like what I see in court. Most people are honest, good, law-abiding citizens and settle their disputes peaceably," said Motes, who admits being a judge has turned him into a pessimist.
Nonetheless, Motes says that despite often seeing people at their worst, he has never considered changing his profession.
"I enjoy what I do. It can be emotionally draining. It can be depressing, but I think I've got the responsibility to make the best decision I can," said Motes. "After all, I signed up for this."


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Sikeston resident Mildred Wilson isn't performing mandatory community service. She is just trying to keep her neighborhood clean and free of litter.
"I can't stand trash, even if it's just a little. I think that if you are going to live someplace, you need to keep it clean," she said. "It doesn't matter where you live, you should still take pride in your community."
So around 6:30 every morning, Wilson leaves her house, garbage bag in hand, and picks up trash along the road. She doesn't pick up along the entire street every day, but does clean up her own block at least once a day. Once a week, she picks up along the entire street, which she said is about five blocks. At times, she tidies along side streets as well.
"Some days are worse than others," she said. "But I usually fill up a 30-gallon trash bag each week." Most of the trash she finds are bottles, cans and empty packs of cigarettes.
"When you live close to a store, you have more trash along the street," Wilson said, gesturing to the business down the street. She suggested that motorists throw out trash while driving down the road, without even thinking.
Not only is the trash unbecoming to the neighborhood, Wilson views it as a potential safety hazard. "There are lots of glass beer bottles," she remarked. "Kids always want to break it against a rock. The shattered glass could cut someone's foot or cause a flat tire."
It is not uncommon for Wilson to find full cans discarded along the road, often alcohol. Sometimes they have a sharp ridge where the tab was pulled off. This worries Wilson, who fears that the children will either cut their lips or consume the alcohol.
Wilson's husband, Farrell, often jokes that a sign should be put on their street, similar to those on highways, saying that the street is kept clean by Mildred Wilson. Wilson, ever so humble, said: "it's nothing to me." In fact, she never even expected anyone outside of her neighborhood to notice.
It's no big chore for Wilson, who said that she enjoys being outside. Picking up trash is a good form of exercise that keeps her in shape. "I don't have to walk my treadmill as long," she chuckled.
As long as she has been picking up trash, no one has ever stopped to help Wilson. But, she is quick to point out that since she does it so early in the morning, a lot of people are probably still in bed sleeping or getting ready for their day.
There are also some people who just refuse to help clean up. "I think that people think, it's not my trash, I didn't put it there, so I'm not picking it up," she remarked.
One time, she recalled a bus driver asked her how to keep the school kids from littering at the bus stop. But the bus stop doesn't have a lot of litter. "There's some trash there," she said. "But most of the trash isn't from people who live on Jaycee. It comes from people who drive up and down the street."
A simple neighborhood plan to keep trash picked up was provided by Wilson. She thinks that if one person on each block would pick up trash, it would be easy to keep streets clean.
Wilson encouraged others to "be courteous and put your trash in a place meant for it." For people on the go, keep a bag in the car to collect trash then throw it in a trash can, to avoid littering, she suggested.
Wilson suggested that people speak up to their fellow passengers. "You might be the one who makes others quit," she said. "Even if they don't, you know that you didn't add to the mess."


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The Struggle
This evening while I was cooking dinner I listened to Amy Goodman tell me the day's news. After the headlines and the day's first story, Danny Glover came on to talk about a new film being shown at Sundance. The actor is not the star this time, and instead is the co-producer of "The Black Power Mix-Tape," which features incredibly rare footage of people like Stokely Carmichael and Angela Davis. Discovered in the basement of a Swedish public television station, this 35-40 year old footage captured these and other giants of the black power movement as they first began to articulate their position.
Now I've always been a strong proponent of nonviolence. I've never called myself a pacifist, and instead preferred the pragmatism of nonviolent struggle as espoused by Gandhi, who was so willing to suffer publically, and so committed to the integrity of his cause as to virtually assure cannonization. There's a certain romanticism in that story that I've always held onto tightly, even despite pangs of uncertainty. But whether I've wanted to defend the theory and practice of Gandhi's ahimsa or satyagraha against someone who doubted its relevance, or dismissed peace movements that have employed tactics without conviction, those pangs have continued throughout my own years of study and activism.
So when I listened to Stokely Carmichael talk about the passivity of a boycott, and then listened to Angela Davis talk with incredulity about her position on violence after growing up scared every day of bullets and bombs, something changed just a little bit in my mind, like the fog defrosting away from a windshield. It's not so much the nonviolence that has grabbed my heart, but the struggle against injustice. It's the fact that people are willing to suffer more in hopes of ending their suffering that pulls me in. And while it's easy for me, sitting here safe and warm, to say that I'd prefer that the means and ends of creating peace and justice should match, there are moments now when I wonder if that really even matters.
In shifting my focus this year from human needs to human rights, and from personal or even community growth to advocacy and policy change, I've grappled with questions about means and ends in ways that I could not fathom before. Yes, I'm still convinced that violent revolution or armed struggle are doomed to recreate the same injustices they seek to replace. But I wonder now if violence might not have some constructive power, at least in the sense that it so often and so starkly lays bear the incredible imbalances and injustices of our world. At the very least, picking up a gun is a symbolic means of claiming power. So is stealing, so is ignoring a teacher in a crowded classroom, so is shooting chemicals into your own arm. My Palestinian friend in grad school said to me once, "Yes, you can have your nonviolence here, but where is it when a Blackhawk helicopter aims its guns to raze your village? Tell me about your nonviolence then." Right.
But when those who are being fired upon, or left out, or left behind, starved, under-educated, under-housed, under-cared for, and forgotten decide to pick up a weapon and fire back, or fire at all, that means something, right? It should tell the rest of us, who were surely ignorant before, that there is something wrong with this picture. It should enlighten us, should wake us up, should inspire us to look through new eyes at our own situation.
Of course, it doesn't. Instead we repress that violent injustice without critical eye to our own, and continue the ways of being that exclude, that ignore, that cast away. My words are not some new epiphany. Maybe, if I'm lucky, just a new set of sentences that explain a basic truth about the way we've constructed our world, that existence is suffering.
Don't take me now as hopeless. Sure, the struggle might be in vain, and those who fight against oppression (like terrorism, capitalism, or any other such idea) are doomed to fail. But I have to say, there's something of value in that failure. In education, in advocacy, in even thinking about social change, I don't worry that we'll always come up short. Instead, right now, I hope that we always do, that we always have an eye toward reducing suffering, toward making things better and better.


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"Mommy, does Santa come here to Florida or does he only visit places that have snow?" It was an innocent question asked by my 7-year old daughter two weeks ago and it reminded me that Christmas was approaching at warp speed and I was totally unprepared once again.
I voiced a non-committal answer that would not entangle me in the "Santa trap" more than I wanted to be at that moment. I'm not a huge fan of the man, but somehow I have found myself signing "Santa" to the stickers on wrapped gifts every Christmas Eve since my son was a baby.
My son has, of course, figured things out, but my daughter is full of imagination and is absolutely as gullible as I was at her age.
She apparently has yet to ask herself questions like "Why does Santa prefer wealthy children?" or "Why does Santa use the same wrapping paper as mommy and have the same handwriting?" These are dead giveaways to the true identity of the mysterious, mirthful man.
When I was a kid, I thought it was weird that some guy broke into our house and left gifts. The gifts were great, but the fact that a stranger was in our house while we slept totally creeped me out. I once made a burglar alarm out of a string tied to my toys that would fall and wake me in case an intruder opened either my window or my door. I was slightly paranoid for someone so young.
Back in the present, I knew if "Santa" was going to come to our house, I had to get over my seasonal funk and put up a tree. Everyone knows that you can't celebrate the holiday without a tree.
Luckily, my husband was feeling merry enough to head out to the tree place and grab a decent-looking evergreen. Now our house has the proper smell even though the cat is hell-bent on destroying the bottom three feet of ornamentation.
With less than a week until the big day, my daughter came down with a case of the sniffles. I didn't think much of it until her ear started hurting too. This warranted a trip to the pediatrician's office.
The diagnosis was an ear infection, but my daughter was convinced she has allergy to "Christmas wind." Apparently, this is the breeze that occurred when the temperature dropped to the 50s which is like freezing to us in the Sunshine State.
"Christmas wind" is full of particles that cause sneezing and an occasional cough, but I believe that it has further depressed my general mood as well because I have been an emotional mess lately.
I don't blame my grouchiness on the fact that my washer and dryer are still on the fritz, but that does affect my life, especially on my coveted days off. On a related note, I am beginning to truly dislike the smell of laundromats.
I actually called off Christmas dinner at my house. I usually cook turkey and do a big spread, but not this year. I literally cancelled Christmas. I just don't feel like dealing with it.
I do feel like running away to Bora Bora. I don't have the vacation time or the cash flow to support this type of major tactical maneuver, but a girl can dream.
Santa, if you're listening, Mommy needs some sanity left under the tree this year. I promise I'll try to be good next year. Okay, I'll try to be not so bad. Deal?


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Not a ton of notes from last week's college baseball action as I took in the Sean Manaea/Tom Windle matchup at the Metrodome. Be sure to check out
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Tyler Beede
- Beede is clearly adding strength to his tall, slender frame. His delivery continues to be in rhythm and smooth. He has good fastball velocity, and while he's always around the zone his command could use some improvement. I think this could improve significantly once he learns to attack hitters more, as he currently works away from both RHH and LHH, not uncommon at the college level. His changeup is a plus pitch, thrown with the same arm velocity and overall action as his fastball, and the pitch just puts on the break right as it hits the zone. His breaking ball however continues to need work, and identity. I haven't seen him snap a very good one in two starts this year, and that was also a problem last year and even while in HS.
Catching Beede was fellow former PG All-American
Chris Harvey
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Spencer Navin
on the shelf. Harvey is in his second year after attending Vandy 1 year early last season after graduating early from HS.
A.J. Reed
- I hadn't seen Reed pitch prior to his outing last week against Florida, and walked away impressed. He's a big, country strong kid, 6-4/245, and throws with a low 3/4 delivery making him difficult to pick up while throwing in the upper-80s to low-90s. His delivery and stuff is very similar to that of Kevin Ziomek, as he spots his fastball well, the pitch has some movement on it, and he throws a soft, sweeping yet effective slurvy curveball. He works the outer half well vs. RHH, and stays cool and composed on the mound. He also serves as Kentucky's cleanup hitter and has obvious power given his frame, and he doesn't get cheated at the plate. His future at the next level is on the mound.
Austin Cousino
- Another sophomore, draft-eligible in 2014 like Reed (and both Beede and Harvey). Cousino (pronounced KOOZ-i-no) is pretty well put together with a very good approach at the plate. I don't know how much power is in his swing, but he handles the bat well, and did a good job going with a high FB and poking it to LF as a LH hitter in the 1st inning vs. Jay Carmichael and the Gators. He's a disruptive player on the basepaths, and manages to get on base at a high clip.
Jay Carmichael
- After seeing Carmichael pitch in relief a few weeks ago the Gators, and he made me look good by stepping into the Friday night starter role. His curveball is his out pitch, with the ability to drop it in for strikes and spike it in the dirt for awkward swings. He throws the pitch a little too much, as he has enough giddy-up on his FB, but doesn't presently command it as well as he could/should.
Josh Tobias
- Tobias also made me look good after I suggested his value is at 2B, and he started the game there to try and give Florida's offense a boost. He proved to be capable at 2B, and in particular started a really smooth double-play in the first inning, and also hit a solo shot in the 3rd inning. The blast probably isn't a HR with wood, but the ball rocketed off the bat on a high fastball the opposite way to RF (as a RHH). The hit alone was indicative of how well the ball jumps off his bat despite his smaller stature.
Forgot to add thoughts on
Ryan Harris
. He's not striking out a lot of batters this year, but his approach is to pitch to contact with his sinker/slider repertoire. He showed a much better slider in this game than the last time I saw him, and with an exaggerated delivery it seems probable that his future will continue to be in a relief role. He could start at the college level, and with his stuff has a knack for inducing weak ground balls. He could evolve into a Bob Wickman type of short reliever that is brought in to get a double play ball.
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(Lets see if the liberal media even reports this one)
A former North Carolina Democratic Party staffer was reportedly
sexually harassed by a party official but agreed to keep it quiet after a
payoff.The unidentified worker - whose name, gender and position
within the party is unknown - made a financial settlement with the Democrats
and signed a non-disclosure agreement promising not to mention it.
The agreement has come to light after The Daily Caller
obtained a concerning email chain between state Democratic leaders.
The correspondence indicates that the alleged victim and
the executive director of the state's Democratic Party, Jay Parmley, both
signed non-disclosure agreements after the accusations came to light.
Although Parmley signed the agreement, the identity of
the alleged harasser is unknown - or whether he remains in the party.
Claims: Jones was emailing chairman David Parker (above)
about his concerns
Rant: Jones was emailing the state's Democratic chairman,
David Parker, (above) about his concerns
'If this hits the media, the Democratic Party, our
candidates, and our credibility are doomed in this election,' reads one email
The revelations come as an embarrassment to President
Obama's re-election campaign as he deems the state as significant; Charlotte,
North Carolina is the site of this year's Democratic National Convention.
Statehouse candidate Watt Jones wrote to chairman David
Parker that he was concerned at the exodus of staff - and their reasons for
He said people were not leaving for new jobs but because
they were frustrated at goings-on within the party headquarters, Goodwin House.
He said those 'personnel issues coming from Goodwin House
are now related to allegations of harassment, sexual or otherwise, involving
He added the alleged sexual harassment could negatively
affect the party.
'Even with an agreed non-disclosure statement and
financial settlement, that appears to be short-lived,' Jones wrote.
'With a Democratic Party which is suppose [sic] to be
fighting to defeat Amendment One [describing marriage as between one man and
one woman] on the May 8 ballot, yet we have this in Goodwin House? How does
that look?'
This concern could imply that the harassment was same-sex
in nature.
While he said people had been angered by the harassment,
he went on to express his fears.
'I am being told by several reliable sources that the
Associated Press is itching to get this out. Thankfully, some are trying to
stop it,' he wrote.
'Do we want the Republicans to get this information? They
are also asking questions.'
The emails also indicate in-house 'childish' bickering
among the state's Democratic leaders and their staff.
State Democratic Party spokesman Walton Robinson did not
respond to a request for a comment.
The e-mails
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Australia bans Huawei from broadband bids over spy fears
National Broadband Network bids closed to Chinese giant
Australia has banned Chinese manufacturer Huawei from bidding for work on its national infrastructure, turning up international pressure on China over cyber espionage.
In a move hailed by Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard as "prudent", the Government blocked Huawei from tenders for work building the country's National Broadband Network (NBN).
According to the Australian Financial Review, a spokesman for Attorney-General Nicola Roxon said the NBN was the "backbone of Australia's information infrastructure" so officials had a responsibility "to do our utmost to protect its integrity and that of the information carried on it".
The Australian decision is in contrast to the UK, where Huawei is widely used by ISPs and mobile operators.
The company has a reputation as being strongly involved with the Chinese Government, and its shady image has not been helped by having a boss – Ren Zhengfei – who used to work for the Chinese security services and refuses to give interviews.
You would expect, as a government, we would make all of the prudent decisions to make sure that that infrastructure project does what we want it to do, and we've taken one of those decisions
The Australian Government fears that Chinese officials could put pressure on Huawei to snoop on networks in foreign countries – an allegation a company spokesperson has denied.
Nonetheless, Gillard reported that it was better to be safe than sorry and that the ban would stand.
"You would expect, as a Government, we would make all of the prudent decisions to make sure that that infrastructure project does what we want it to do, and we've taken one of those decisions," she said of the decision.
A company spokesperson told the AFR it would fight the decision and that officials could not force Huawei to provide sensitive information about the network or traffic on it.
Huawei is a key provider in BT's 21CN network and is working with Everything Everywhere on a network upgrade as well as working with network providers on 4G projects in the UK.
BT response
The relationship between Huawei and Beijing's authorities has been questioned in the past, with the Sunday Times reporting that UK officials were concerned about the possibility of China putting backdoors into the UK's networks in 2009.
BT said the Australian decision would have no effect on its UK networks.
"BT's relationship with Huawei and other suppliers is managed strictly in accordance with UK laws and security best practice," the company said in a statement sent to PC Pro.
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Mulally on Microsoft: 'I Love Serving Ford'
Ford Motor Chief Executive Alan Mulally, during a visit to China, brushed aside questions today about whether he could leave the auto maker to lead U.S. software giant Microsoft. "I love serving Ford," he said.
The 68-year-old was asked about Microsoft by reporters on the sidelines of an auto industry conference in Wuhan. Microsoft is searching for a new CEO to replace retiring chief Steve Ballmer. People familiar with the search say Mulally, a former Boeing executive who advised Ballmer, is among those who've been approached about the job.
Mulally has said before that he intends to remain at Ford "at least" through the end of 2014. "The plan has not changed," he told reporters today. "What we announced in November is that I would be serving until at least through 2014."
Why didn't he flatly declare he's not interested in joining Microsoft? "We just don't respond to rumors and the plan has not changed and I love serving Ford," Mulally said.
He wouldn't say whether he has been approached by Microsoft or other companies and declined to say whether he discussed the reports about Microsoft with Ford's board. "We don't talk about the board meetings," he said.
Ford hasn't formally announced a successor to Mulally, who led left Boeing in 2006 and led a dramatic turnaround at the No. 2 U.S. auto maker. However, Ford last year named Mark Fields, formerly head of operations in North and South America, as chief operating officer, and he has been gradually taking over certain key functions from Mulally.


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Turley turned himself in Wednesday afternoon and was released shortly on his own recognizance after being processed, a source at the Mississippi County Detention Center confirmed.
Darren Cann, Mississippi County prosecuting attorney, said he believes Turley's indictment was handed down Monday.
According to officials, the stealing indictment alleges two firearms were stolen sometime between 2002 and 2004 from the sheriff's department by Turley, who was serving as sheriff at that time.
"All defendants are presumed innocent unless or until proven guilty," Cann stated, "and the investigation continues."
The grand jury was convened June 1 with members being selected around June 12, according to Cann.
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Association of Professional Flight Attendants president Laura Glading told members Thursday that American Airlines appears firm that it won't negotiate for a better contract for flight attendants.
"My discussions with the company – and there have been many – have confirmed that they are unwilling to make any moves that would in any way signal to our workgroup, as well as all the other groups on the property, that a No vote would result in anything other than what was promised: arbitration within the parameters outlined in the NPA," Glading said, referring to the negotiations protocol agreement.
"I have been pushing for mediation and the possibility of discussing any and all possible relief but the company will only agree to meet to discuss arbitration protocol," she told members in a letter.
In a vote counted Sunday, APFA members from American and merger partner US Airways voted 8,196 to 8,180 against a tentative agreement that had been worked out by APFA and company negotiators. The proposal would have combined the two carriers' contracts under a single contract.
According to a memo of understanding and the NPA, the airline and union are to send unresolved contract matters to binding, third-party arbitration if the flight attendants turned down the deal. That arbitration is scheduled to begin Dec. 3, with hearings to wrap up by Dec. 30.
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Viewer discretion advised,Video contains graphic content of civilians killed in artillery fire : Jan. 23 -- Sri Lanka accused the rebel Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam of using civilians as "cannon fodder" in the north as Tamils said army shelling killed more than 70 people in the past three days.
"The terrorist outfit is using the thousands entrapped as cannon fodder in its attempt to stall the multifrontal military advance," the Defense Ministry said on its Web site yesterday.
At least 66 civilians were killed in army artillery and rocket attacks in recent days, the TamilNet news agency in the north reported, citing T. Varatharajah, the regional director of the Mullaitivu district health service. In a separate incident, an army shell struck a makeshift hospital yesterday, killing five people, he said.
Sri Lanka's military says it has driven the Tamil Tigers into a 400-square kilometer (155-square mile) area in the northeast as it tries to end the 26-year civil war. Defense analysts say LTTE fighters will now pursue their fight for a separate homeland by using guerrilla warfare in the jungles in the north.
"LTTE terrorists have reportedly drawn artillery batteries, heavy mortars and satellite bases inside civilian settlements and makeshift camps that were earlier declared as no-fire zones," the Defense Ministry said. The rebels are attempting to create a civilian crisis in Wanni district, it said.
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The United Nations said yesterday the Tamil Tigers refused to allow UN workers traveling with an aid convey to Wanni to return from the north.
"The UN calls on the LTTE to meet their responsibilities and immediately permit all UN staff and dependents to freely move from this area," the Office of the UN Resident Humanitarian Coordinator said in a statement issued in the capital, Colombo.
The UN two days ago called on the government to ensure the safety of civilians and appealed to the LTTE to allow children and families to leave conflict zones and to release child soldiers.
Clashes in the past three weeks have displaced tens of thousands of civilians inside the conflict zones, the International Committee of the Red Cross said this week.
The government said Jan. 21 it expanded a safe zone for civilians in the north. As many as 200,000 civilians are trapped in the conflict zone, Dharmalingham Sidharthan, leader of the People's Liberation Organization of Tamil Eelam, said earlier this week in a telephone interview from Colombo.
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The military estimates the LTTE has only about 1,000 fighters left after its political headquarters at Kilinochchi was captured Jan. 2 and is targeting the jungle bases of the group's commanders, including its leader Velupillai Prabhakaran.
Police in Malaysia are on a nationwide alert after reports that Prabhakaran may have fled to the country, the New Straits Times newspaper said on its Web site yesterday.
Soldiers two days ago captured an LTTE base equipped with underground bunkers, an auditorium and a communications room, the Media Centre for National Security said in a statement. Troops recovered maps of Sri Lanka and other documents that gave "all the deployments up to the brigade level of the Sri Lankan army," according to the statement.
Tamils made up 11.9 percent of Sri Lanka's population of 20 million in 2001 and the Sinhalese almost 74 percent, according to a census that year. The LTTE says Tamils are discriminated against by the Sinhalese.
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Lets see if there is any uproar upon this.....oh wait this area does not contain oil or a natural resource that larger nations need....so I assume atrocities such as this will go mainly unheard....so are the Jews and the Moon worshipers killing one another again yet?
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People in far away places still have morals, and know right from wrong, good from evil.
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tamil eelam or tamil tigers LTTE <-- this is a terrorsit group. please don't support LTTE... please support sri lankan government to defeat Ltte terrorist group
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December 29, 2009
The International Center for Captive Insurance Education (ICCIE) finished up the second half of 2009 on several high notes - celebrating with two Fifth Anniversary events, conferring a record number of ACIs, awarding scholarships to students on and offshore, and marking the receipt of some extraordinary support from the Captive Insurance Companies Association (CICA).
Despite a challenging economy in 2009, ICCIE finished the year with a record number of students in the ACI program, more courses than ever before, and with a bottom line ahead of its projection for the year and well poised for a strong 2010.
The summer kicked off with the presentation of two full scholarships to the Associate in Captive Insurance (ACI) designation program during the Bermuda Captive Conference. The full scholarships, offered through the Bermuda Insurance Managers' Association (BIMA), were offered to Tessa Douglas, from Alternative Group, and Khiatana Gibbons, from Cedar Consulting. BIMA and ICCIE Board member Phil Barnes and ICCIE Executive Director Mitch Cantor presented the scholarships during the conference.
Tessa Douglas receives her scholarship certificate:
Khiatana Gibbons receives her scholarship certificate:
Only a few weeks later, at the Vermont Captive Insurance Association (VCIA) annual conference, ICCIE unofficially kicked off the conference with its Fifth Anniversary Celebration sponsored by Dwight Asset Management, Marsh Captive Management, and TD Wealth Management. During that event ACI diplomas were presented to nine graduates of the program: ICCIE instructor Kathy Davis presenting an ACI to Jan Klodowski:
ICCIE instructor Stephanie Mapes presenting an ACI to Karen Basso:
ICCIE instructor Chaz Lavelle presents an ACI to Craig Bruder:
ICCIE Board member and Instructor John O'Brien presents the ACI to Trevecca Hodge:
ICCIE instructor Bill Bartlett presents an ACI to Brenda Pickering:
ICCIE Board member and Instructor Tom Jones presenting an ACI to Monica Klinke:
ICCIE Board member Nancy Gray Presents an ACI to Robert Gerber:
ICCIE instructor Dan Kusaila Presents an ACI to Stacy Riley:
In addition to the ACI presentations, three scholarships to the ACI program were awarded during the conference. VCIA's Distinguished Scholar Award was presented to Renea Louie (center, below) by VCIA President Molly Lambert and ICCIE Executive Director Mitch Cantor. The award, in recognition of the significant support VCIA has offered to ICCIE, provides a full scholarship to a professional in the industry, based on achievement and community service.
Also announced were two Harry House scholarships sponsored by Housing Authority Insurance Group. The two scholarships are offered to outstanding minority students based on academic achievement and community service. The Harry House full ACI scholarship was awarded to Amanda Littlejohn and the individual course (modular) scholarship was awarded to Alexandria McFarlane.
The VCIA conference also saw the launch of a new ICCIE course, Healthcare Captives Overview, taught live at the conference by Dan Fineran, Tom Jones, and Pamela Popp.
To put the icing on the (VCIA conference) cake, it was announced during the conference that the Captive Insurance Companies Association (CICA) would be making a $10,000 donation in support of ICCIE and the ACI designation. "This is a terrific and very significant contribution from the organization that represents the captive industry in every domicile," said ICCIE Executive Director Mitch Cantor. "We're extremely pleased to be receiving this level of support from CICA."
CICA President Dennis Harwick and CICA Board Chair Claude Parenteau present ICCIE Executive Director Mitch Cantor with CICA's $10,000 donation at the ICCIE Booth at VCIA 2009:
There was little slowdown following the VCIA conference, as ICCIE was well represented in September atthe South Carolina Captive Insurance Association (SCCIA) and hosted a "Five and Ten" Anniversary Celebration - marking the 5th Anniversary of the launch of ICCIE and the 10th birthday of SCCIA. An opening-night event at Mistral's, across from the conference hotel, was well-attended and featured a successful silent auction as well. Thanks to event sponsor TD Wealth Management and event supporters Bartlett Actuarial, Johnson Lambert, Merrill Lynch (Dennis Johnson Group), and John O'Brien. It was a success, by any measure, and will surely be back in 2010.
At October's Hawaii Captive Insurance Council (HCIC) annual conference,the state'snew captive insurance commissioner, George Sumner, was presented with his ACI, which he had recently completed while still at the Bank of Hawaii. Sumner becomes the second captive domicile commissioner (along with DC's Dana Sheppard) to have earned the ACI.
Hawaii's Captive Administrator George Sumner receives his ACI from ICCIE Executive Director Mitch Cantor at the HCIC Annual Conference:Ā
Upcoming new course. Look for a new course in the first quarter of 2010, Investments and Captives, taught by industry experts Al Heeg and William Dalziel. This new course is being developed with the assistance of a Next Generation (Act 46) Grant from the Vermont Department of Labor. In addition, ICCIE will be developing at least two more courses for 2010. See the ICCIE website (www.iccie.org) for details.
Recent ACI recipients:
Lubna Al Hamoud (Insurance Commission of Jordan)
Karen Basso (Preferred Re)
Albert Betz (Wellington Associates)
Craig Bruder (Church Insurance Company)
Dan Brudos (Deere & Company)
Ron Campbell (Marsh)
Cinda Carbone (Marsh)
Marie Davis (Chartis)
Kelley Dunne (PricewaterhouseCoopers)
Ashleigh Edwards (Allied World Re)
Robert Gerber (Arch Insurance Group)
Melissa Hancock (HSBC Insurance Management)
Trevecca Hodge (BVI Financial Services)
Carolyn Humphrey (United Insurance Management)
Thomas Kimball (Aon)
Monica Klinke (Chartis)
Sheryl Leslie (Aon)
Raymond Leung (Ledoux, Lew & Patterson)Ā
Elaine Marino (EIIA)
Brenda Pickering (AMS Insurance)
Rob Quirarte (JE Dunn)
Stacy Riley (Saslow Lufkin & Buggy)
Pauline Robinson (Blenheim Trust)
Gregory Smith (Towner Management)
Randall Smith (Great American Insurance Group)
George Sumner (State of Hawaii)
Nadine Tomiyasu (Marsh)
Doug Way (1st Source Bank)
Lisa Williams (Towner Management)
Paula Zaplitny (USA Risk Group)
For additional information on these or another matters contact ICCIE Executive Director Mitch Cantor at 802.651.9051 or [email protected]Ā
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Dear Mr. Goldsbury,
In attempts to "inspire" you to please provide your longer post, which I look forward to reading, I'd like to be a little more specific about how I was using the terms "real", real, and "ideal" in my initial post. Undoubtedly we will, if we push this semantics far enough (and one may have to), indeed have to get into Plato, or at least make firmer distinctions between the subjective and objective experiences of "reality" ala your favorite philosopher, but I'm hoping/wondering if some working definitions won't do the trick.
Specifically, I was using the term "real" to denote how most folks seem to be using this word when they are talking about the inclusion of attacks from various/other arts - as a kind of statement that, for example, tsuki, yokomen-uchi, and shomen-uchi, are somehow deficient and/or incomplete. That is to say that I was trying to capture that part of the "real attack" position that states that "real attacks" are what one is most likely to experience in the street; that tsuki/yokomen-uchi/shomen-uchi are not attacks one is most likely to experience on the street; and that holds that dojo training is about a "one to one" relationship between the street and the dojo or about substitutionary scenarios (e.g. "The experience of the right cross in the dojo is meant to and can correspond directly with the experience of the right cross in the street." OR "The experience of tsuki in the dojo only prepares you for when folks attack you with tsuki on the street.")
I was using the term real (without quotation marks) to make a distinction between the knowable (the "ideal") and the unknowable, the unrepeatable, and the undeterminable and which manifests itself only in the immediate present (i.e the irruption of the infinite into the manifest) - that which philosophically represents that infinite potential of what one may actually face within any given moment (in the street or in the dojo - though in this case I leaned more to the environment of the street since this is the side the "real attack" position tends to lean on in their rejection or partial rejection of tsuki, yokomen-uchi, or shomen-uchi).
This section of my original post perhaps sums it up:
"After all, if "real" is determined by what one would mostly confront on the street, as the wisdom goes, then perhaps one hasn't been in too many street situations if he/she holds this position. For, as any law enforcement agent, and/or seasoned street rat would tell you, in the street anything is possible, and that alone is what make it real: its infinite nature, its never-ending and unknowable potential."
As for "ideal" - I am using it to denote that which is not real, not of the "street" - that is to say - that which is without the full infinite potential of reality - that which can manifested at will in the dojo.
I think this passage from the original post re-states that position:
"An ideal is an ideal simply because it can be duplicated and repeated and ultimately predicted and determined. The street, that is to say, the chaos of violence, lends itself to no such type of thinking or acting. What you face in the midst of violence is what you face. It is beyond judgment, distinction, and discrimination."
It was my intent with these working definitions to show that tsuki/yokomen-uchi/shomen-uchi could not so easily be dismissed as either inefficient, incomplete, or unrealistic. In short, and perhaps I should have said this up front, "tsuki is both as unrealistic/ideal/"realistic" as is the right cross when it comes to kihon waza.
Hope that helps with your coming post.
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Home to some of the most deep-seated intra-divisional hatred in the NFL, the AFC North is also one of the deepest at the moment. The Steelers and Ravens have long been on everyone's radar, but last year the Bengals came out of nowhere for a 6-0 mark and a division title. The Browns also beat the Steelers IN Pittsburgh, so it may be time to start packing up your dual giraffes and llamas and heading for the Arc. Just in case, though, here's what to expect (other than an epochal deluge) in 2010, with our Editor-In-Chief and lifelong Browns fan Ryan Burns giving us his observations on his squad's division foes with the View From Dawg Pound West.
Great Expectations. The Baltimore Ravens are among the most frequently-mentioned Super Bowl contenders in the NFL, and the hype is reasonable. They're loaded. Ray Rice is one of the best young backs in the league, Joe Flacco is coming into his own and Ozzie Newsome went out and got Anquan Boldin and TJ Houshmanzadeh to dilute the attention defenses can pay to any one weapon. This is a team that should have something to say about who gets a trip to Dallas in February.
Holding down the fort. The biggest question is the defensive secondary, where stud defender Ed Reed will miss the first six games with a neck injury. They're not deep, and any additional losses could be a problem. In a strong division and deep conference, a slow start is a big problem. We suspect they'll figure it out.
The man, the myth, the legend. But here's the thing- they've still got Ray Lewis, and he still has the rare ability to raise the level of play of everyone around him. We keep hearing that the Ravens' defense is getting old, and maybe if you focus on the "age" line under Ed and Ray's profile, they're right. But if you focus on the play on the field? They were the number three defense in the NFL. In their day, they would've been number 1. What a bunch of has-been's, eh?
THE VIEW FROM DAWG POUND WEST: These guys are scary. I do think the absence of Ed Reed is a loss they can't entirely cover, but other than that…yikes. I'm fully convinced by both Flacco and Rice. Haloti Ngata should be a Brown, but he's tormenting them instead. Ray Lewis is one of the top three players at any position of his generation, and he's still doing it at a Hall of Fame level at MY age, which I assure you is a feat. I will be surprised if they don't take the division.
The Great Cincinnati Chemistry Experiment. Obvious storyline alert: The Bengals' roster is long on talent and infamy. After sweeping through the division as 2009 AFC North Champions, the Bengals have no doubt taken note that everyone and their mother is picking the Baltimore Ravens to win the division (and in many cases, the Super Bowl) in 2010. This team can pound the rock and play defense with anybody, and while many seem concerned about T.O. and OchoCinco's ability to co-exist, we're not among them. They're two vets who have been productive for their entire careers, they'll get it done here. The Bengals also added two rookies to watch in tight end Jermaine Gresham and wide receiver Jordan Shipley. Both should become trusted security blankets for Carson Palmer, whose quiver is now thoroughly stocked with deadly arrows. Speaking of which…
What more do you need? They swept through the division only to be unceremoniously dumped on their collective keester at home by Rex's Jets. The story has always been that there wasn't enough around him to succeed consistently. No longer can that case be made with any seriousness. It's a tough road to hoe in the North, but Palmer should have everything he needs on offense, and an outstanding defense to get him the ball back. Time to make a run at it.
Batman & Robin, Shrek & Donkey, Ace & Gary. Take your pick of complimentary or derisive nicknames, but either way, you know you're watching. And that's their thing.
THE VIEW FROM DAWG POUND WEST: These guys are better than most are giving them credit for. Great run game, a gaggle of receiving weapons, and a strong defense lead by one of the top corner duos in the league in Jonathan Joseph and Leon Hall. Strangely, my biggest question is Carson Palmer. He has never seemed the same to me since Kemo rolled him up. I think the additions to the Ravens just make them a shade stronger.
Stability test in Pittsburgh. The going assumption in league circles seems to be that the Steelers' struggles in the second half of 2009 were a fluke brought about be a rash of injuries (most notably to the "Safety Savant," Troy Polamalu). I think the problem runs deeper, and 2010 could be a test to an organization that has been a model of stability for decades. With the return of Polamalu and underrated big man Aaron Smith, the defense should be up to its normal havoc. The concern lies on the other side of the ball. Big Ben is an elite quarterback and has proven he can lead his team to a championship, but how his team reacts to him after yet another offseason fiasco remains to be seen (particularly if the electric Dennis Dixon plays well in his absence).
O-Line, Product of Switzerland. More to the point, the man took 50 sacks last year, and the Steelers were unable to ground it out the way they usually do, and lost a bunch of games as a result. First rounder Maurkice Pouncey is a nice addition to the interior, but the loss of Willie Colon and the attempted reclamation of Flozell Adams do not inspire confidence that things will improve. Mike Wallace is solid, but is he replacing former Super Bowl MVP Santonio Holmes? We doubt it. Look, they're a better than .500 team. But how much better we think is subject to the eye of the beholder.
THE VIEW FROM DAWG POUND WEST: I damn near picked the Steelers to finish last in the division, and only their strong defense with the return of Smith and Polamalu (and my lack of genuine faith in the Browns) kept me from doing so. It's not rivalry hate, I assure you. I respect their program immensely. But I think they will struggle to adhere to it with an offensive line that, in my view, is among the league's weakest, while playing in a division where that particular insufficiency is a deadly one. I think Ben's absence hurts them, especially if Dennis Dixon, whom I think is fantastic and a defininte NFL starter, plays well. I don't think Mike Wallace is Santonio Holmes, and I think Hines Ward has to be feeling the miles. In short, I just don't think it's their year.
What do you get when you cross a Walrus with a Manguin? They're about to find out in Cleveland, where oft-maligned owner Randy Lerner brought in Mike Holmgren to run the Big Show. Most assumed Mangini would be an instant casualty, but Holmgren kept him on after the Browns closed 2009 with a four-game winning streak. Most also assumed that Holmgren's presence meant an overhaul of the offense to the "West Coast" system (whatever that means anymore). So far, though, it looks like Mangini gets to do "coach stuff" his way. The biggest change Holmgren made was to bring in Tom Heckert as the new GM, rightfully relieving Mangini of personnel and administrative duties.
Filling non-existent shoes. The second biggest was to rid the team of Derek Anderson and Brady Quinn, bringing in veteran castoff Jake Delhomme and one of his pet projects from Seattle, Seneca Wallace, to keep the seat warm for third-round pick Colt McCoy (or a quarterback to be drafted later). They finished 8th in rushing and sacks last year. It's a good bet you'll see Mangini trying to play to those strengths again. They probably finish last again in a strong division, but CLE is no longer a circle W.
THE VIEW FROM DAWG POUND WEST: I see a team on the rise. I really do. But then, I've seen that before far more frequently than the Browns have delivered on it. Can't help it- sometimes I see the world through brown-and-orange-colored lenses. My arguments? They ran the ball and sacked the quarterback more effectively than all but 7 teams in the NFL last year. Mangini's teams play tough football, and he's developed winning rosters in limited time. Jake Delhomme, however mediocre he may be, is infinitely better than what I have often referred to as the Great Cleveland Quarterback Crapocopia of 2009. I expect Jerome Harrison and Peyton Hillis to be featured a bit like Warrick Dunn and Mike Alstott back in the day. I'm most curious, however, to see what Rob Ryan does with a group that showed promise at the end of 2009 after the addition, most notably, of waiver steal Matt Roth. The new additions in the secondary should improve the pass rush, and TJ Ward will make the middle no-man's land. They're not there yet, but things are looking up.


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LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- Pearlie Mae McCoy, 84, died Dec. 24, 2007, at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Lafayette.
Born May 21, 1923, in Vigo County, to the late Earl N. and Lydia Mae Riggle Overbey, she was a member of the Free Methodist Church in Vincennes and a former line supervisor for R.C.A.
On May 14, 1939, at Advance, Mo., she married Earl E. McCoy who preceded her in death on June 20, 1984.
Survivors include: three sons, Earl E. McCoy Jr. of Lafayette, Kenneth D. McCoy of Indianapolis and Jerry L. McCoy of Shelburn; one daughter, Phyllis Quinton of Vincennes; two brothers, Floyd Lynn Overbey of Vincennes and Herman Elmer Overbey of Indianapolis; one sister, Edna R. Collins of Vincennes; and 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren.
Visitation is fro 9:30 a.m. until time of services at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Rainey-Mathis Funeral Home in Dexter. The Rev. Sue Welborn will officiate.
Burial will follow in the Bernie Cemetery.