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[QUOTE=Koba-Grozny;14145750]Glad Spilka's on - I thought it'd come through, but it looks like a few folk were thinking he was fighting this W/E, which woulda made it a little problematic. Still - an exciting start to 2014 for the HWs.…Comment by Szef on 01-18-2014
[QUOTE=joe strong;14143810]I flew to Amsterdam from Edmonton Canada watched a concert at he melkeg & flew home. flew to London then Amsterdam hung out for the day watched the show & flew back to Canada the next day. I have…Comment by Koba-Grozny on 01-18-2014
Glad Spilka's on - I thought it'd come through, but it looks like a few folk were thinking he was fighting this W/E, which woulda made it a little problematic. Still - an exciting start to 2014 for the HWs.…Comment by Jewish Reptile on 01-18-2014
[QUOTE=joe strong;14145484]he will lose a couple days training but artur has probably done that route more then once in his career which should help some. if he had to do all that flying any closer to the fight then i'd…Comment by joe strong on 01-18-2014
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Mugshots: Free Speech or extortion?
AUTHOR: mark - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Monday, October 01, 2012POSTED: Monday, October 01, 2012
Face it without google, no one would care and they would shut down overnight. In America, there is a presumption of innocence. America is the land of second chances. These companies are nothing but evil -deterring employment opportunities and distorting personal relationships. They are an abomination and need to be sued and taken down. It is nothing more than a criminal enterprise, run by undisclosed criminals ( Who are they and where do they live?) They won't tell you because they know that they are so evil that the retaliation would be profound. Come out of the cold, Martin, are you really from Alaska with such a passion against what I stand for free speech and civil liberties. I won't pay the blackmail tribute they ask. Poor people can't afford it. The nation can't afford it. Make one cogent argument that Mugshots are anything other than extortionists. I DARE YOU
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SUBMITTED: Saturday, September 29, 2012POSTED: Saturday, September 29, 2012
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Filed: June 16, 1978.
IN THE MATTER OF MARK DANIEL FRIEDLANDDisciplinary Proceeding on a two-count verified complaint filed pursuant to Admission and Discipline Rule {Ref}23{/Ref}, Section 12, by Disciplinary Commission of the Supreme Court.Author: Per CuriamThis disciplinary proceeding is before this Court on a two-count, verified complaint filed pursuant toAdmission and Discipline Rule 23, Section 12, by the Disciplinary Commission of the Supreme Court. In accordance with the procedure established by Admission and Discipline Rule 23, a Hearing Officer was appointed, a hearing was conducted, and findings of fact were filed by the Hearing Officer. Subsequent to the filing of these findings, the hearing was reopened to consider additional evidence, and the Hearing Officer has filed an amendment to the findings of fact. The respondent in this cause has petitioned for review of the findings and requested oral argument. The petition for oral argument is hereby denied.Under Count I of the complaint, the respondent is charged with disregarding a ruling of a tribunal made in the course of a proceeding, engaging in undignified and discourteous conduct degrading to a tribunal, making a false accusation against an adjudicatory officer, engaging in conduct prejudicial to the administration of Justice, and engaging in conduct which adversely reflects on the respondent's fitness to practice law in violation, respectively, of Disciplinary Rules 7-106(A), 7-106(C)(6), 8-102(B), 1-102(A)(5) and 1-102(A)(6) of the Code of Professional Responsibility.After examining all matters which have been filed in this cause, this Court now adopts and accepts as its own the findings of fact under Count I of the Hearing Officer. These findings establish that on September 3, 1974, Terrace V. Lanning, who was represented by an attorney, was adjudicated to be the father in a paternity hearing in the Juvenile Court of Marion County and ordered to pay support. After judgment, the respondent entered his appearance and filed a Motion to Correct Errors, which was overruled. On February 8, 1975, the respondent filed in the paternity action a Motion for Relief from Judgment based on newly discovered evidence; and, on the same day, Lanning was found in contempt for non-payment, and a week-end commitment was ordered. The commitment was subsequently set aside, and the Motion for Relief from Judgment was scheduled.The hearing on the Motion for Relief took place on April 17, 1975, before a duly qualified referee of the Juvenile Court. Accompanying the Motion for Relief was an affidavit signed by the plaintiff in the paternity action, which, in substance, stated that Lanning was not the father of the child. Before this case was called, the respondent stated to the referee, "My people are here and we want to get this case heard right away." The case was taken out of order.The referee, on this date, was unfamiliar with this case and inquired as to the status of the former counsel. Respondent replied, "What the hell does all that matter? I'm the counsel of record for the defendant now." At this point, the referee reproved the respondent, who apologized for his statement. The respondent then advised the referee that he had succeeded in concluding a settlement agreement, and the referee replied that a paternity case was somewhat different than a civil case.At the suggestion of the referee, the plaintiff in the paternity case was called as a witness. Respondent, without identifying the witness, asked one question, "Is Terry the father of that child?" The witness answered, "No."When a deputy prosecutor began cross-examining the witness, the respondent asked, "Who is this person over here?" And then, after being advised that the person was a deputy prosecutor, asked the referee to "dismiss this case once and for all." The respondent was informed that cross-examination would be permitted, and he replied as follows:"Well, I know the rules, I know the lawyer-like language and I know the res-judicata and the heretobefores. What we are talking about Judge -- The woman says he's not the mother (sic) of the child. Therefore, why should he be punished. That's all. The case should be over as both defendant and plaintiff have come to an understanding . . ."The referee again stated that the matter was not that simple; whereupon, the respondent replied, "This is an ordeal. There's no point in going beyond this thing." The referee then denied the Motion for Relief. The respondent then stated thathis client was not going to pay any money in the paternity action and continued by saying, "This is a travesty. I want this on the record. This is the biggest farce I've ever seen. I want to make a little statement for the record."At this point in the proceeding, the respondent placed his hands on the counsel table and raised his knee to the edge of the table. The referee admonished him not to climb on the table. After a long colloquy between the respondent, referee, and deputy prosecutor, the referee announced that the matter was concluded. The respondent then shook his fist and stated, "Judge, you're the biggest fool I've ever seen." The hearing was recessed, and a bailiff was instructed to accompany the respondent to a hallway outside of the hearing room. As he was leaving, the respondent stated, "Son of a b***h."In light of the above findings, it appears appropriate to note that this Court recognizes that an attorney is charged with the responsibility of zealous representation and through his professional skills must assert claims in his client's interest and rebuff allegations to the contrary. This may involve histrionics and vivacity. But when a lawyer's conduct, albeit in the perceived interest of a client, degenerates to vituperations and pettifoggery, a lawyer no longer is acting within the purview of acceptable standards of court room behavior. His conduct then becomes a disservice to his client and an impediment to the administration of Justice.In the present case, when viewing the entire course of respondent's court room behavior on April 17, 1975, this Court must conclude that the respondent engaged in undignified and discourteous conduct which was degrading to a tribunal, was prejudicial to the administration of Justice, and reflected adversely on the respondent's fitness to practice law. Accordingly, this Court now finds that by reason of this conduct, the respondent violated Disciplinary Rules 7-106(C)(6), 1-102(A)(5), and 1-102(A)(6) of the Code of Professional Responsibility.This Court now must assess an appropriate disciplinary sanction by reason of the misconduct found in this case. The respondent's conduct in this case was unacceptable and without question offended the dignity and decorum of the proceedings held on April 17, 1975. If the record indicated that the respondent deliberately set out to cause such disruption, this Court would have no qualm in imposing a stern sanction; however, this intent does not appear to be present in this case. The record merely suggests that respondent let his emotions overrule his professional judgment. Under these circumstances, a short period of suspension appears appropriate.In light of the above considerations, and this Court's finding of misconduct, it is, therefore, ordered that the respondent be, and he hereby is, suspended from the practice of law in the State of Indiana for a period of not less than thirty (30) days, beginning August 1, 1978, and that the respondent pay the costs of this disciplinary proceeding.It is further ordered that the respondent, subject to the provisions of Admission and Discipline Rule 23 4(b), shall be automatically reinstated as an attorney following completion of the period of suspension, provided all costs have been paid by the respondent.DispositionRespondent suspended from the practice of law in the State of Indiana for a period of not less than thirty days beginning August 1, 1978.19780616
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Goddard spoke up for his neighbors at the Feb. 11 licensing authority hearing for a new seasonal all-alcohol license for the venue, under the management of Velma Roberts.
"At least 95 percent of the time, we get along fine," Goddard said of the restaurant. "There's a minor issue involving a group of motorcyclists that seem to like to got there one day a week and leave in loud procession, but that's probably not something we can address here."
Questioned by board chair Marty Hoxie, Goddard said he had no recent issues regarding trash pickup.
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One company instead of three also leads to better terminals because each company requires its own software downloads. "Now when we reprogram terminals," Tanzy says, "there is just one solid piece of software, so it's more stable. It's like an Abrams tank. It's much less to support and easy to troubleshoot. It goes down less."
Dealers who sign up for First Data could also save money on their phone bill. The terminal software used by Tsys supports only dial-up connections. "So if you have four places where people can check out, you'd have to have four separate phone lines," Tanzy says. "Well, those phone lines cost $50, $60 per month, so you could have $200 in phone lines."
First Data software, on the other hand, requires only an Internet connection. "If you've got Internet access at your dealership, you don't have to have phone lines," Tanzy says. "You can just dial through your IP network. That's a lot quicker to get authorization settlements, and you can trash your phone lines. Anywhere you've got Internet access can be a cash register for you."
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Manchester Pride is a registered charity that campaigns for equality and challenges discrimination; creates opportunity for engagement and participation and celebrates lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) life. The charity fundraises for LGBT and HIV projects in Greater Manchester by staging a number of events throughout the year, including the award winning Manchester Pride Festival, The Manchester Pride Spring Benefit, events recognising International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia (IDAHO) and our annual programme of culture, Superbia.
We will create space, whether virtual or physical, to enable individuals to embrace and explore their relationship with and heritage within the LGBT community.
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Support Debugging Tool Customization #6 – Removing Voided Documents from Customer Statement
Based on a recent support request, I have decided to post yet another article which utilizes the Support Debugging Tool to achieve the above requirement, where in the voided documents do not appear in the Customer Statement.
For this requirement, I have customized the RM Statement On Blank Paper version of the Customer Statement. The other versions can also be modified accordingly.
Version Information
Dynamics GP : 11.0.1752 (SP2)
Support Debugging Tool : 11.00.0015
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Create a Runtime Execute script block with the code given below with the script ID as STMTVOIDEXCL.
local string MBS_TableLineString; local string MBS_Number; local integer MBS_Type; local currency MBS_SequenceOne; local currency MBS_SequenceTwo; local integer MBS_Control; local string MBS_String; call with name "MBS_Param_Get" in dictionary 5261, "Number", MBS_Number; call with name "MBS_Param_Get" in dictionary 5261, "Type", MBS_String; MBS_Type = integer(value(MBS_String)); call with name "MBS_Param_Get" in dictionary 5261, "SequenceOne", MBS_String; MBS_SequenceOne = currency(value(MBS_String)); call with name "MBS_Param_Get" in dictionary 5261, "SequenceTwo", MBS_String; MBS_SequenceTwo = currency(value(MBS_String)); call with name "MBS_Param_Get" in dictionary 5261, "Control", MBS_String; MBS_Control = integer(value(MBS_String)); MBS_TableLineString = ""; { Add your code below here } release table RM_OPEN; clear table RM_OPEN; set 'RM Document Type-All' of table RM_OPEN to MBS_Type; set 'Document Number' of table RM_OPEN to MBS_Number; get table RM_OPEN by number 4; if err() = OKAY then if 'Void Status' of table RM_OPEN = 1 then set MBS_TableLineString to ""; else set MBS_TableLineString to "V"; end if; else set MBS_TableLineString to "V"; end if; { Add your code above here } call with name "MBS_Param_Set" in dictionary 5261, "TableLineString", MBS_TableLineString;
Then modify the RM Statement On Blank Paper report and create a calculated field, as explained below, which calls the custom Report Writer function for which we have created the script block above.
Calculated Field Name : Valid
Result Type : String
Expression Type : Calculated
The formula for this calculated field is as shown below.
FUNCTION_SCRIPT( rw_TableLineString 5261 "STMTVOIDEXCL" RM_Statements_TRX_TEMP.Document Number RM_Statements_TRX_TEMP.RM Document Type-All 0.00000 0.00000 1 )
Now, place the field on the body section of the report layout and make the field invisible.
And then go to the Section Properties and define the following setting for the body section, to hide the body conditions whenever the calculated field Valid is empty. Our custom runtime script which we have written in Support Debugging Tool will set this field value to V if it's a valid record and will make this field blank when it is a voided record, thus hiding the voided records from the report.
Configuration File Download
You can download the configuration xml file here.
Take a look at the article below which summarizes the usage of Support Debugging Tool with some real life examples. Great compilation by David! http://blogs.msdn.com/b/developingfordynamicsgp/archive/2011/08/05/using-the-support-debugging-tool-with-real-life-examples.aspx
Hope this helps the community…
Until next post!
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A key aim of the Center for Pediatric Clinical Effectiveness (CPCE) is to provide post-doctoral fellows and junior faculty with training in clinical effectiveness research methods and tools for determining best practices in pediatric clinical care. To this end, CPCE applies for, obtains, and manages T32 training grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to fund the training and mentorship of fellows in clinical effectiveness research.
Clinical research trainees enrolled in these programs pursue master's degrees at the University of Pennsylvania in clinical epidemiology, health policy, or public health, while receiving mentoring and support from CPCE faculty members. Mentoring activities include academic advice, assistance in the development and implementation of research projects, guidance on the responsible conduct of research, advice on seeking career development (K23) awards and other sources of funding, career planning, and guidance regarding the promotion process.
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CIC CreditManagerLT, CIC CreditReport. Experian (parent) Unauthorized, Fraudulent Charges 3x With Two Different Credit Card Accounts Costa Mesa California
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I Googled and found gobs of complaints. Called one number I found, probably on this site, and the customer "no-service" person proceeded to ask for my account number. Right, like I'm stupid. They already have it.
I told them I would only provide my name and address as they obviously already found a way to charge my card. The lady was completely unhelpful, so I called my credit card company. They filed a dispute and the charge was reversed. I asked the card company to block any further charges, but they said they have no way of doing that.
The next month's statement had another charge, this time from CIC CreditManagerLT. This time it was $12. At that point, I did more research and was floored to find out that this is all REALLY Experian - the company that's supposed to be helping us all protect our credit. Are you kidding me!
I did the same drill with my card company and got the charges reversed again. I also filed a complaint with my state attorney general - and haven't heard a word from them in about 6+ weeks, so I must follow up with that.
Meanwhile - this particular card had to be closed due to some other unknown charges not related to Experian. So, I thought, the bright side is that maybe CIC CreditManager will stop since there is no way they'll have any knowledge of the new card number. But, again, this is really Experian. So, they only missed one month - February. I just checked my account, and there is another $12 charge from CIC CreditManagerLT.
I called 877-481-6826 and talked to Jenny who asked the same inane questions as before. She wanted account number, "no", social #, "no", etc. I DID give my birthdate and told her they already have my account otherwise they couldn't have charged me. I told her I'd give her my address as there is definitely not more than one of me living at this address. All she said was that there were tons of my name coming up on her screen looking just by name and birthdate.
I told her I would be pursuing a small claims suit against her company and Experian (and I will be) and would name her in the suit for her unwillingness to help. I demanded a supervisor. Got one named Allison. She was as helpful as Jenny was. Both were useless. Allison simply told me it sounded like some unknown third party (not them of course) was using my card number to sign up for their services in my name. Right - and I'm an iguana.
I mentioned my lawsuit to her. Nothing. I asked for their corporate office phone number, including the CIC companies AND Experian. They don't have a phone for incoming calls, she said. Wow - imagine a company as big as Experian and they don't even have a phone system. Amazing. So she was just being a huge jerk and would only give me a PO Box address for CIC.
This just floors me that a company like Experian can get away with this with no ramifications at all. I got Experian's corporate info from the web and will be calling them. I also DO plan to file suit in my area small claims court for my time and energy even though I've gotten the charges reversed. If their company doesn't show up, I've read that that usually means the person filing the suit can win by default.
I'm also completely disappointed with the credit card company that says I just need to keep turning Experian in every month for a reversal of charges. Uh, later for that. One perfect way to end it is to drop the credit card. I don't need them that badly.
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The Findlay•Hancock County Chamber of Commerce along with the Findlay Publishing Company will be spotlighting the men and women who, through their independent entrepreneurial spirit, play a vital role in building the community and the economy. To be nominated is a reward in itself and a nomination serves as a great tribute to a company's leadership and employees. To formally recognize this significant achievement in business, please fill out the following information. All small business nominees and recipients will be recognized at the 2016 Small Business Awards Ceremony.
Save the Date: 11 a.m.-1 p.m., October 20, 2016 at Winebrenner Theological Seminary
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First Federal Bank Small Business of the Year: Staying power – a substantiated history as an established business, growth in the number of employees, increase in sales, innovative product(s), overcoming adversity, and evidence of contributions by nominee to aid community-oriented projects.
The University of Findlay Small Business Person of the Year: For developing an outstanding, growing organization; innovative product(s), increasing jobs, increasing sales, overcoming adversity, and community contributions.
CompManagement Inc. (CMI) and CompManagement Health Systems (CHS) Family-Owned Small Business: A locally owned functioning business which has been passed from one generation to another with at least a 15-year track record; growth in the number of employees; increase in sales; contributions to the community; nominees must serve as a majority owner and operator; award is presented to the company.
Fifth Third Bank Downtown Champion of the Year: An individual, organization or business dedicating their time and efforts towards advancing the downtown community through their individual or organizational involvement.
The Companies of Tall Timbers Industrial Park Small Business Manufacturing Excellence of the Year: Staying power – a substantiated history as an established manufacturing business under the same ownership that started "small" then developed into a large business, growth in the number of employees, increase in sales, creative overseas marketing strategies, and evidence of contributions by nominee to aid community-oriented projects.
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Citizens National Bank Agriculture Enterprise Champion of the Year: An established farm/agricultural business that has demonstrated sound business practices and leadership within the agricultural sector based on economic impact, marketing innovative farm practices, and dollar investment in the community.
Commercial Savings Bank Professional of the Year: Occupation is traditionally viewed as a "profession" (such as doctors, pharmacists, accountants, dentists, engineers, architects, lawyers, etc.). This award is for an individual with: innovation, resourcefulness, and creativity in response to adversity; evidence of contributions to enhance community, use of personal time and resources; evidence of growth or expansion.
Marathon Petroleum Corporation Diversity Small Business Champion of the Year: Staying power – a substantiated history as an established business, growth in the number of employees, increase in sales, innovative product(s), overcoming adversity, and evidence of contributions by nominee to aid community-oriented projects, and must be at least 50.1% minority owned.
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For Surviving Octuplets, Progress Comes in Ounces
By LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN
Published: January 17, 1999
HOUSTON, Jan. 16— At first glance, it is hard to tell a baby is there.
Then the clues come from following the tubes that blow air into the baby's tiny nostrils. Another tube carries nutrients into a vein. The boy has a crop of black hair. He is barely a foot long. He is curled up on a soft pillow and strapped in a cloth bumper, dotted with hearts, to keep his arms and legs in the same flexed position they were in in the womb. As he sleeps beneath a radiant warmer in the dark and quiet room, machines track his skin temperature, heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen level and other vital measurements. Two Beanie Babies lie nearby. One toy serves an extra function: the Beanie's weight holds the air tubes in place.
Above, a cardboard sign identifies him as Baby F, or Ikem. At 1 pound 7 ounces, he is the smallest of the seven surviving octuplets born here last month. On Friday night, when Ikem developed signs of an infection, doctors began administering antibiotics and stopped his feeding. When the infection subsides, in two to three days, feeding will resume.
The strongest and largest, at 2 pounds 10 ounces, is his only brother, Jioke. He rests in a similar warmer in the same room. The five surviving sisters are in nearby rooms. The babies are turned from time to time. As a nurse starts the task, she playfully offers a finger, and the baby's hand grasps it.
The surviving octuplets look and sound like babies, just miniature ones. Sometimes they open their eyes and look around. When bothered, they cry.
The first of the eight babies, Ebuka, a girl, was born on Dec. 8, nearly four months earlier than the mother's due date of April 1. The mother, Nkem Chukwu had been treated at the MacGregor Fertility Clinic in Houston and because of religious beliefs had rejected the idea of destroying any of the fetuses to give the others a greater chance of survival. The seven others were born on Dec. 20, making them the world's first set of octuplets to be born alive. The largest weighed less than 2 pounds. The smallest, a girl named Odera, weighed 10.3 ounces and died on Dec. 26.
The births made the octuplets an immediate sensation in the news and renewed the debate about fertility drugs and the enormous medical and human costs they have brought on, but here in the neonatal intensive care unit on the fourth floor of Texas Children's Hospital, the glare of world attention fades away next to the blip of the infant monitors. Now, although two babies remain under a pound and a half, all are gaining weight, ounce by ounce.
Ms. Chukwu, 27, has visited regularly since her discharge from the hospital on Dec. 30. When she can hold one of the infants, she sits in a chair, unbuttons her blouse in privacy and touches the baby against her chest. She does not try to nurse them; the babies cannot yet suck and swallow well enough. She has held each of her children, but it takes about 20 minutes for the nurses, who must keep the tubes and wires connected, to get a baby into her arms.
The father, Iyke Louis Udobi, a respiratory therapist, also visits and touches the infants. The parents, American citizens born in Nigeria, gave the babies Nigerian names based on the characteristics of God.
The babies have a 95 percent chance of surviving to their expected discharge in late March, said Dr. Leonard E. Weisman, the head of the neonatal unit. As he led a visiting doctor through the unit, Dr. Weisman said he was ''cautiously optimistic'' that the babies, all listed in critical condition, would turn out normal.
''There is still a 10 percent or so risk of some long-term problems, but I hope we are not going to see anything like blindness, deafness, mental retardation or severe cerebral palsy,'' Dr. Weisman said.
Reflecting on his 25-year experience as a pediatrician, Dr. Weisman added: ''You learn in this business that things can turn on a dime.''
Dr. Weisman based his prediction on his study of 1,925 premature infants the Texas Children's Hospital treated from 1986 through 1994, and reported last June in Pediatrics, a scientific journal. Texas Children's describes itself as the largest pediatric hospital in the United States. Of the hospital's 456 beds, 120 are for those needing the most intensive care. The neonatal intensive care unit cares for about 250 premature babies of about the octuplets' size each year.
Dr. Patti M. Savrick, the pediatrician who will care for the babies after their discharge, said: ''By the time they are 2 to 3 years old, they are going to be good, normal kids, barring any unforeseen disaster.''
Dr. Savrick said her optimism was based in part on an ultrasound test of each baby's head that was performed about a week after their birth. The test is a strong predictor of serious neurological problems. When no baby showed evidence of bleeding or cysts, ''that was dramatically good news,'' Dr. Savrick said. Her practice includes five surviving sextuplets, two sets of quadruplets and many sets of triplets and twins.
''This information really changes the picture'' created by ''these doomsday people talking in the media about how all'' the octuplets would be severely damaged, Dr. Savrick said.
''We are still at risk for developmental problems, but it goes a long way to help us predict that we could discharge seven neurologically normal babies here,'' Dr. Savrick said.
Dr. Weisman attributed the medical success in the care of the babies thus far to developments in neonatalogy over the last two decades rather than to any radical new discovery.


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Funeral services for Katie Mai Harber, 93, will be held Wednesday April 13th at 3:00 P. M. at the Friendship Funeral Home with Rev. Tommy McElyea officiating. Burial will follow in Friendship Cemetery.
Mrs. Harber died Sunday April 10th at the Alamo Nursing and Rehabilitation Center after a long illness. She was born in Dyer County, daughter of the late John and Myrltle Southerland Ray and was the widow of Johnie Harber. Mrs. Harber lived in Illinois several years employed as a supervisor for Motorola and was a member of the Elizabeth United Methodist Church.
Survivors include one daughter, Bonnie (Polly) Casey (William), Tigrett, Tn, one son, John Wayne Harber (Joan) Algonquin, IL, one sister, Ruby Harris, Hayti, MO, four grandchildren, Donna Williams (Tommy), Cheryl Woodside, David Woodside, and Starr Chestosky (Matt); two great grandchildren, Amber Chapman and Brea Chestosky; two step grandchildren; two step great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by a daughter, June Woodside, two brothers, two step sisters and three step brothers.
Visitation will be Tuesday April 12th from 5:30 - 8:00 p. m. at the funeral home.
Helen C. Hargrove, 66, of Dyersburg, died Tuesday, April 12, 2011 at Dyersburg Regional Medical Center.
She was a homemaker and a member of Northside Church of Jesus Christ.
Services will be at 12:30 p.m. Friday at Northside Church of Jesus Christ with Bro. Ray Winstead and Bro. Jeremy Damesworth officiating. Burial will be in Church Grove Cemetery in Newbern. Johnson-Williams Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
The family will receive visitors at 5-9 p.m. today at the church.
Survivors include her husband, Adrian H. Hargrove, Sr. of Dyersburg; two daughters, Sarah Hilliard (Jimmy) and Faith Clark (James), of Dyersburg; three sons, Adrian H. Hargrove, Jr. (Sherry) and Jamie Hargrove (Connie), of Newbern and David Hargrove (Jeannie) of Dyersburg; five sisters, Edna Mae Williams (C.T.) of Las Vegas, Nevada, Lawanda Hodgens of Paducah, Ky., Margaret Climer (Bill) of Dyersburg, Brenda Adcott of North Carolina and Mary Damesworth (Jimmy) of Steele, Mo.; three brothers, Billy Cantrell of Tennessee, Jim Cantrell (Arlene) of Dyersburg and Leroy Cantrell of San Diego, Calif.; 14 grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Pamela Lynn Hargrove; her parents, Ella Ivy Cantrell and William Cantrell; a sister, Alice Brock and a brother, Richard Cantrell.
Pallbearers will be Jeff Smith, Robert Weldon, William Weaver, Mike Headley, Billy Burkeen and Mark Fortner. Honorary pallbearers will be David Lewis, Justin Hilliard, Tyler Clark, Preston Hargrove, Jacob Headley, Chris Hilliard, David Hargrove, Jr. and Darin Hargrove.
You may sign online condolences at www.johnson-williamsfuneralhome.com.
Michael Shane Hutcheson, 37, of Ridgely, died Saturday, April 9, 2011 at his residence.
He was an employee of Forcum Lannom Materials.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Cottonwood Baptist Church in Ridgely with the Rev. Don Layman officiating. Burial will be in New Haven Cemetery in Ridgely. Johnson-Williams Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
The family will receive visitors from 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday at the church.
Survivors include a daughter, Shayna Hutcheson Clay of Ridgely; two sons, Hayden Michael Hutcheson and Cameron Shane Hutcheson, both of Newbern; his parents, Gaylon and Rhonda Hutcheson of Ridgely; two sisters, Kathy Flatt of Newbern and Lynn Warner of Dyersburg; three brothers, Frank Hutcheson and Terry Hutcheson, both of Tiptonville, and Brian "Bubba" Warner of Dyersburg; an aunt, Glenda "Buckie" Allen of Ridgely; and two cousins, Christy Michelle Woodard and Robert L. Mumford, both of Ripley.
He was preceded in death by grandparents Thomas and Katherine Allen.
Pallbearers will be Robert L. Mumford, Michael Mumford, Michael Woodard, Chris Hedgepath, Frank Hutcheson, Terry Hutcheson, Joel Bartlett and Chad Bartlett.
The family requests that in lieu of flowers donations be made to the College Fund for Mr. Hutcheson's children that has been established at First Citizens National Bank.
Sign online condolences at www.johnson-williamsfuneralhome. com
Darlene Kay Richards, 56, of Halls, died Friday, April 8, 2011 at Jackson Madison County General Hospital.
She was a homemaker and a member of Independent Free Holiness Church.
Memorial services will be at 5 p.m. Friday at Independent Free Holiness Church with the Rev. Calvin Smith officiating.
Survivors include her husband, Willis Eugene Richards of Halls; two daughters, Victoria Ann Klutts and Natasha Middlebrook, both of Dyersburg; her mother, Vena Lou Powers of Halls; three sisters, Ruth Barton of Rutherford, Tammy Burns and Linda Milligan, both of Dyersburg; two brothers, Andrew Powers of Dyersburg and Wayne Powers of Missouri; five grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her father; and a brother, Don Ables.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorials be directed to the Darlene Richards Memorial Fund in care of the Independent Free Holiness Church.
Terrance "Terry" Brian Schock, 65, of Trimble, died Sunday, April 10, 2011 at his residence.
He was retired from the United States Air Force and was an avid golfer.
Military graveside services will be at 3:30 p.m. Friday in Pierce Cemetery in Trimble. Johnson-Williams Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include three daughters, Tammy Schock of Lake Placid, Fla., Natasha Kratzer (Mike) of St. Mary's, Ga., and Shirley Schmitt (David) of Connecticut; a son, Tim Schock and fianc�e, Tammy, of Chesapeake, Va.; three sisters, Shavaunne Adams of Trimble, Patti Modrowski (Ed) of Elmhurst, Ill., and Penny Prucha of Chicago, Ill.; a brother, Eddie Groh of Winfield, Ill.; and 12 grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a sister, Shannon Kowalski, and a brother, Michael P. Schock.
Sign online condolences at www.johnson-williamsfuneralhome. com
Grace Pauline Simpson, 74, of Newbern, died Wednesday, April 6, 2011 at her residence.
She was a former cook and waitress at Foster's Cafe.
Memorial services will be at 12 noon Saturday in the chapel of Dyersburg Funeral Home with Chaplain Mark Pendergrass officiating.
The family will receive visitors from 11 a.m. - 12 noon at the funeral home.
Survivors include her daughter, Melissa Simpson Tate of Newbern; a son, Mike Simpson of Tiptonville; two sisters, Murline Gibson of Artesia, MS. and Peggy Lorraine Thomas of Longwood, FL.; three half-sisters, Ruth Algo of Tuscaloosa, AL., Callie Wilson of Jackson, GA. and Wanda Glover of Florence, AL.; three half-brothers, James Swartz of Saint Augustine, FL., Bill Swartz of Northport, AL. and Roy Swartz of Cottondale, AL.; six grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Herman and Stella Saunkner Swartz.
Mary Thomas, 43, of Dyersburg, died Sunday, April 10, 2011 at her residence. Visitation will be held Saturday, April 16, 2011 from 11 a.m. until time of service. Funeral services will be held Saturday, April 16, 2011 at 1 p.m. at Better Way Outreach Ministries with Elder Leonard Gaudlin officiating. Burial will be held in Memorial Park Cemetery, Dyersburg. Survivors include three daughters, Jackqulene Tate, Dyersburg, Robbin Thomas, Memphis, Jessica Taylor, Little Rock, Ark.; son, Terence Thomas, Dyersburg; sister, Shirell (Johnny) Jenkins, Dyersburg; brothers, Tony Thomas, Mark Thomas, Bryant Thomas, Dyersburg; and eight grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Antonio Jenkins, Antonio Gauldin, Steve Tate, Dewayne Thomas, Aaron Armstrong, Leonard Gauldin, Chris Mann and Jamie Mann. You may give online condolences at www.cosmopolitanfuneralservices.net


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