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armv6-compiler-person wantedI have compiled all of this lot manually:
These are "common" packages that are likely to be in all puppies and aren't available in the host-distro's packages (or the packages in the host-distro are unsuitable, such as too many dependencies).
Iguleder is doing some great development to get this all automated, something that we should look at in the future. Getting started with ARM, I have been feeling my way, and discovering a few issues with compiling, so perhaps doing it manually this time was good -- except for the amount of time it took.
I have compiled some armv6 PETs, at least I think they are, that should work in the Raspberry Pi. Due to backwards compatibility, they will work in the armv7-based Mele, which is why I haven't compiled those PETs for armv7.
I can't say that I'm keen on the thought of doing all that again, recompiling all those armv7 PETs as armv6. That's where I am seeking help. If anyone has a armv6-based box of any kind, or emulator, if you want to compile any of those packages, please do. Probably best if we went for a base armv6 with software floating point.
All of the source packages are here:
Us#er#na#me: pu#pp#y Pa#ss#wo#rd: li#nu#x
After compiling a package, all that you have to do is open up the corresponding armv7 PET and bung in the replacement binaries, then change all occurrences of "armv7" to "armv6" in pet.specs file, and rename the package. Like this:
# tar -zxf dbus-123-armv7.pet
...put in armv6 binaries, edit pet.specs, change dir name.
then put it together again...
# dir2tgz dbus-123-armv6/
# tgz2pet dbus-123-armv6.tar.gz
Most packages are pretty straightforward to configure and compile. If running on armv6 hardware then is probably not even necessary to specify the '--build' parameter.
I have made some notes for some packages, that I will post as comments to this blog thread.
There are a couple of BaCon apps in Puppy, that you will find in the devx: /usr/sbin/pngoverlay.bac and /usr/sbin/welcome1stboot.bac. I compiled those for armv7, so they need to be redone for armv6.
Comments:Posted on 29 Apr 2012, 10:18 by BarryK
cups, ghostscript, foomatic-filters
My "old favourites" are cups 1.3.11 and ghostscript 8.15.4. You could use the host-distro's packages, but these older ones will work. Also, the older ghostscript is considerably smaller.
cups 1.3.11
I went to town disabling all sorts of things:
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var --disable-dbus --disable-pam --enable-libpaper --disable-ldap --disable-dnssd --disable-launchd --disable-slp --disable-gssapi --disable-ssl --disable-use-network-default --disable-pap
# make
# make install
ghostscript 8.15.4
the package is actually 'espgs-8.15.4-patchedbk'
needs another patch:
# patch -p1 < ../espgs-gcc-40.patch
did this else compile fail:
# export CFLAGS='-fPIC'
# export LDFLAGS='-fPIC'
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var --with-drivers=ALL --without-x --enable-cups --disable-gtk --with-ijs --disable-compile-inits
# make so
# make soinstall
Good idea to unset CFLAGS and LDFLAGS afterward.
foomatic-filters 4.0.7
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var
# make
# new2dir make install-cups
Posted on 29 Apr 2012, 10:25 by BarryK
Gutenprint, installwatch, netpbm
compile failed, gave it a miss.
installwatch 0.7
part of 'checkinstall' source pkg.
# make
...error, conflicting types for 'scandir' and 'scandir64'. ...i commented out in /usr/include/dirent.h. and of course restored afterward.
netpbm 10.34
you might prefer to use the host-distro's netpbm.
a bit vague:
I edited Makefile.config.in, inserted "-fPIC" in a few places.
# ./configure
...asks questions.
...then edit Makefile.config, change CFLAGS line, -O3 to -O2, and append -fPIC
...make sure all -O3 changed to -O2.
# make
...error, have to comment out 'getline' declaration in /usr/include/stdio.h
# mkdir out-package
# make package pkgdir=out-package
...oh, got installed to /out-package
...this creates a package. now to install it:
# new2dir ./installnetpbm
...it asks questions.
Posted on 29 Apr 2012, 10:31 by BarryK
jimtcl, gwhere, superscan, libtubo, xfdiff_cut
needed by usb-modeswitch.
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --full
gwhere 0.2.3
must have:
# export CFLAGS='-fPIC'
# export LDFLAGS='-fPIC'
it must have the --enable-gtk20:
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var --enable-gtk2.0
# make
...error, with locale support. add this --disable-nls
# make
superscan 0.8-patched2
i hacked 'configure' to work with gtk2 only. previously it was aborting as 'gtk-config' missing.
unionfs_utils 0.2.1
to avoid the "-fPIC" problem, used --disable-shared:
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var --disable-shared
# make
libtubo 4.5.0
this is needed by xfdiff.
compile static lib only.
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var --disable-shared
# make
xfdiff_cut 4.5.0
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var
# make
Posted on 29 Apr 2012, 10:39 by BarryK
bacon, dbus, dbus-glib, dhcpcd
bacon 1.0.25
# ./bacon.bash -d /tmp bacon.bac
...install 'bacon' into /usr/bin
to create the shared hug library:
# bacon -d /tmp -f hug.bac -o '-fPIC'
...install 'hug.so' to /usr/lib
dbus 220.127.116.11permissive-patched1
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var --enable-inotify
# make
# new2dir make install
rebooted. not sure, but maybe dbus-glib needs to see correct running daemon?
dbus-glib 0.82
think need these:
# export CFLAGS='-fPIC'
# export LDFLAGS='-fPIC'
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var --disable-bash-completion
dhcpcd 5.2.12
# ./configure --libexecdir=/lib/dhcpcd --dbdir=/var/lib/dhcpcd --sysconfdir=/etc
Posted on 29 Apr 2012, 10:49 by BarryK
dialog, inkscapelite, xdialog
dialog 1.1-20110302
# export CPPFLAGS='-I/usr/include/ncursesw'
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --bindir=/bin --sbindir=/sbin --libdir=/lib --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var --build=i486-pc-linux-gnu --enable-nls --with-ncursesw --enable-widec
# make
# new2dir make install
inkscapelite 0.36.3
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var --with-xft --without-gnome-print
xdialog 2.3.1-patched_amigo
# ./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var
# make distclean
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var --with-print-command=lpr --with-gtk2
# make
# new2dir make install
One of the most difficult things was getting Ubuntu Lucid Lynx properly setup for compiling. The problem is to install enough -dev packages (and none of the unwanted ones). Many source packages will compile without any complaint if some DEBs that would enhance their performance are missing. In particular, sift through /usr/lib and check that all the required .so files are present.
Posted on 30 Apr 2012, 4:22 by Raffy
Set Top Box WM8710
Quote Barry: "If anyone has a armv6-based box of any kind..."
Just found this: Google Android 2.3 Internet TV Box WIFI Media Player 1080P Full HD HDTV HDMI VIA WM8710
quoted for as low as USD52 in aliexpress.
WM8710 is based on 800Mhz ARM1176JZF processor.
Posted on 30 Apr 2012, 4:30 by technosaurus
You may have already built it, but I didn't see it in the list... tslib (library for touch screen support) is one of the things you may want to compile and manually enable since a _lot_ of arm devices have built-in touch screens as it would make the packages much more universal in the long run.
Posted on 30 Apr 2012, 8:18 by BarryK
re more pkgs to compile
For now, I am aiming for a building from Debian and Ubuntu arm debs, and they, or at least Lucid, have tslib.
But, as I have been getting closer to doing an actual build of Puppy, I have identified more packages that will have to be compiled and provided as PETs. Several of them. Which I will get stuck into right now.
Note, I am doing a Lucid Lynx build because that's what I am currently using. That was the SD image that Tom uploaded. As it is a working system, I have something to compare against and grab files off if necessary.
Yeah, but actually being able to get Linux to run on it, that is the problem. There is no base hardware standard, unlike our "PC compatibles".
In the case of the Mele, there are a dozen or so guys working on it and solving problems. Many of these are hardware guys who understand all the intricacies of circuitry and manufacturing and testing. Much of this work will be applicable to other A10 and A13 based systems.
I acknowledge some of those guys as the real brains here. I am just at the "user-end", putting together a customised Linux build.
Posted on 30 Apr 2012, 20:29 by Raffy
Yes, 10-4 Barry. Thanks.
Posted on 31 Apr 2012, 5:00 by Ted Dog
remote compile
Would a VNC client work half way around the world? It took about 6 weeks to get BaCon to work on my arm based kindle so I'm really a fish outta water here. If it could be practical, You are awake when I sleep and so on, could I leave a VNC session for you to login to?
Posted on 1 May 2012, 8:29 by BarryK
Re BaCon
Ted Dog,
No, it is easy to compile and install (in Lucid on the Mele anyway). Just follow my instructions above, and use the bacon PET as a template for installation.
Posted on 3 May 2012, 18:41 by mark tranter
Hi Barry, I am having a go at this in my qemu RPi emulation. I started with rxvt. I'll let you know if I get anywhere.
Posted on 3 May 2012, 19:03 by BarryK
Re RasPi compiling
Thanks for that.
Regarding compiling on the RasPi, it has only 256MB RAM, yes? I don't think that is going to be enough, you will need a swap partition.
The Mele has 512MB, and I have been using a swap partition on my USB hard drive. If you have a USB hard drive, you could do the same thing.
However, I have now purchased a SATA HD, and will create a swap partition on that. This is for the Mele, you can't attach a SATA or IDE HD to the RasPi, everything has to be done via USB, and you will need a powered USB hub if the drive is to be powered off the USB cable.
Posted on 4 May 2012, 17:58 by Mark Tranter
Hi Barry,
Here are the srchives with the things I've compiled:
I had problems when trying to build some other things. I'll have another go this weekend.
Posted on 4 May 2012, 18:00 by Mark Tranter
I think the debian image that Lobster is using makes a swapfile on the SD card. I'm not sure how big it is ...
Posted on 9 May 2012, 20:33 by mark tranter
Hi Barry,
I have set up an ftp site for the packages I have managed to compile on qemu RPi.
ftp PupPi files
account name: a3804781
password: puppi1
Posted on 9 May 2012, 20:49 by ftp list
mark tranter
Here's the packages I've compiled:
Posted on 18 May 2012, 16:11 by mark tranter
Bit of a slower week
Hi Barry,
I haven't done as much in terms of compiling this week (although I have managed to build Leafpad and Vim).
I didn't manage to find the "dev" packages for GTK+ in Arch. I need to ask for some help on the Arch forum, I think.
I have been able to order my RPi this week, so hopefully soon I will be able to test out these programs myself.
By the way, I have been wanting to have a go at some assembly code on the Pi (just for fun - something very simple). I am quite confused by the online materials I have read. Do you know of anywhere that has some good simple instructions for a newbie?
Posted on 19 May 2012, 8:58 by BarryK
Re assembly
No, I haven't got a clue about ARM assembly code.


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Social justice's return on investment is fast disappearing | My Turn
Social justice is one of those catchphrases that we're all familiar with these days. What it means, no one really seems to know, but it sure does sound nice and makes whoever is saying it seem sophisticated and compassionate.
Based on the also never-quite-defined ideas of equality and diversity, social justice has been a driving force in academia and society for at least the last 30 years or so.
But, it appears as though social justice seems to be having some serious problems these days. Two recent stories, one here in Federal Way, and another a little further south in the Puget Sound, seem to be pointing to the fact that the "return on investment" in social justice is fast disappearing, and may, in fact, have reached a point where it's a negative return.
Locally, the Mirror's Mr. Federal Way recently spent some time trying to figure out why junior varsity and/or C-squad soccer isn't offered for boys in Federal Way Public Schools (FWPS). As the hotbed of soccer talent that Federal Way seems to be, it was certainly an interesting question and one that I hadn't even contemplated needed to be asked.
As Mr. Federal Way discovered, the reason there is no lower-level soccer teams for boys is because of Title IX, the federal law that mandates equal opportunity for boys and girls in athletics. As the Director of Secondary Schools for FWPS, Vince Blauser, informed Mr. Federal Way in an email:
"We have worked diligently to provide a more balanced opportunity for girls to participate in sports, adding girls wrestling and girls bowling to our sports selections over the past two years," Blauser wrote. "This has helped close the gap. But we continue to see a decline in girls' participation in the sports already provided district-wide. By solely providing a JV boys soccer program, we would drop further out of compliance. In doing so, we risk losing federal support dollars."
So, a social justice construct if there ever was one, Title IX is creating an imbalance here in Federal Way that one could certainly argue is a negative return on investment.
As Mr. Federal Way correctly pointed out, and Blauser alluded to, the situation is even more frustrating because district data shows that girls' participation in sports has been lower in recent years, with 40.6 percent girls participating in school athletics at the four Federal Way high schools, and 59.4 percent boys participating in athletics in the 2010-11 school year.
More amusingly, to me at least, and also indicative of the negative return on investment that social justice generates these days, came from South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC) recently.
According to various reports from the Seattle broadcast media, a staff group at SPSCC sent out an email for a "Diversity Happy Hour," inviting staff members of color to get together and "'build support and community' for people of color." The only problem?
White staff members weren't invited, and were actually told in that same email that they were more than welcome to "create space for white folks to meet and work on racism, white supremacy, and white privilege to better our campus community and yourselves."
One of the great social justice buzzwords of our time, diversity, and its implied foundation of inclusiveness, has reached such a point to actually become exclusionary, i.e. less diverse.
To use the kids' shorthand language of today: LOL.
While this idea of a diminishing return of investment is usually only for economics and finance, I do believe we are seeing this process play out today with various groups mandated adherence to, or voluntary and distorted interpretations of, social justice constructs.
Both our story here in Federal Way, and the story at SPSCC, seem to imply a system out of whack, at best, and, at worst, a system that is fast approaching a terminal limit.
Ain't this modern world of ours grand?
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Influenced by that vote, the Senate was expected to cast its own floor vote in early June to upgrade a smaller FEHBP test endorsed by the Senate Armed Services Committee.
FEHBP is a coveted menu of health plans available to federal civilian employees and retirees. Benefits are not free, but they are expansive, and the government subsidizes almost three-quarters of the cost.
At one time, FEHBP looked inferior to the military benefit package which included free in-service care to many military retirees and their families. Now federal civilians are better off, said Representative Jim Moran (D-VA), because the "mission of FEHBP is to focus on the beneficiary and not on the mission of the agency."
Representative John L. Mica (R-FL), chairman of the House Civil Service Subcommittee which oversees FEHBP for civilians, gave military FEHBP a shot in the arm with a 28 April hearing, in which he took testimony from victims of declining access to care and urged Defense officials to drop their opposition to an FEHBP test.
Sydney Hickey of the National Military Family Association (NMFA) testified that TRICARE does not come close to providing the uniform benefit the Defense Department had promised. Medicare eligibles cannot enroll. Space-available care is disappearing. Many retirees under 65 live too far away to use managed care. And some who live near bases prefer their own doctors but still get pulled into the military system. Nothing like that occurs with FEHBP, Hickey said.
"NMFA believes it is time to relieve DoD of trying to provide both a peacetime health care benefit and to meet its readiness mission," Hickey added.
By 2003, Moran said after the House vote, FEHBP could be open to all military beneficiaries 65 and older. He joined with Republicans J. C. Watts, Jr., of Oklahoma and Mac Thornberry of Texas in sponsoring the FEHBP test as an amendment to the 1999 Defense Authorization Bill. As the vote neared, military associations applied pressure to other lawmakers with coordinated mail-gram campaigns. The Watts/Moran/Thornberry amendment was adopted by an overwhelming vote of 420-to-1. Only Rep. Bill Thomas (R-CA), peeved that the amendment hadn't cleared the House Ways and Means subcommittee on health he chairs, voted no.
"This is the first step in what I'm sure is going to be a nationwide health insurance program for [elderly] military retirees," Moran said.
The impact on the Senate was immediate. A senior staff member who earlier said senators did not view FEHBP as a good solution to the crisis facing elderly military beneficiaries reported that the Senate Armed Services Committee would back a floor amendment to expand and accelerate its own limited FEHBP test. "You certainly can't ignore a 420-to-1 vote," he said.
Watts, Thornberry, and Moran said an FEHBP test will not make up for broken promises of free, lifetime care. But each saw the House vote as a critical step toward treating older military beneficiaries at least as well as federal civilians. "If we can get FEHBP started, and the Medicare subvention program moves ahead, then we've got two pieces of the answer, and are making progress," said Thornberry.
The House test would run three years, from January 2000 through December 2002 at six to ten sites selected jointly by the Secretary of Defense and the Office of Personnel Management. The cost would be capped at $100 million a year and paid for by selling unneeded defense assets. At least one test site would be near a service hospital, another would not be, and a third would have to be one of the ten sites set to test Medicare subvention later this year.
A successful test of FEHBP is not easy to define. If older beneficiaries jump at the chance to enroll, perhaps attracted by low-cost Medigap options that wrap around Medicare, it might confirm Pentagon fears that FEHBP threatens the viability of the military system.
Gary Christopherson, acting health chief at the Pentagon, said Defense will not oppose an FEHBP test, but Congress should understand the implications. If forced to pay for an FEHBP option from current budgets, he said, the services would make deeper cuts in treatment facilities. As space-available care declined further, more retirees would rush into FEHBP to protect benefits. A younger, healthier, mix of patients would erode physician skills and readiness. At this point, no one is sure how many service elderly want FEHBP, said Thornberry. But he believes a test will prove dire Pentagon warnings are exaggerated. "The idea that if you offer FEHBP, every retiree [then] will run out of the system [ignores] the fact that a lot of them want to be treated in house," Thornberry said.
The current situation, Moran suggested, is intolerable. "If they want to offer adequate care, that's fine," he said. "But if they are going to put retirees at the end of the line at treatment facilities, and also prohibit them from using CHAMPUS or TRICARE, then retirees are going to find someplace else to get medical care."


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The following exchange between former New Jersey Govs. Brendan T. Byrne and Tom Kean took place in a teleconference Wednesday.
Q: We learned recently that Sen. Jon Corzine gave $470,000 to the president of the state's largest employee union while the two were dating; other reports detailed his $7 million investment in a fund run by a New Jersey casino owner. Doug Forrester has faced questions about whether his substantial donations to GOP candidates violated state campaign laws. What is the effect of such stories?
BYRNE: I think it's sad that we're spending our time discussing peccadilloes of the two major candidates when there are critical issues in this campaign that ought to be addressed. We're living in the most crowded state in the country, where we've taken 30 percent of our land out of development, and we're getting sentiment that we should not condemn property for redevelopment in reaction to the U.S. Supreme Court's decision. That's an example of the issues which are critical to the people of New Jersey, and they're being bogged down by who gave a gift to whom, whether it was legal for a candidate to contribute to campaigns from funds from his company. These may be issues, but they're not the critical issues.
KEAN: I can't disagree with that; there are much more important issues. But in the last couple of years New Jersey has been riddled with corruption — from state to local government. People don't want that to continue. They want their candidates to be, as the expression goes, clean as a hound's tooth. So they're going to want to follow up just to ensure our next governor is as clean as he ought to be.
BYRNE: Tom, that's fine, providing it doesn't pre-empt the real issues in New Jersey. What are we doing about floods and drought? What are we doing about retirement costs? About the court mandating additional spending on schools? Those are going to be life-and-death issues in New Jersey.
KEAN: I'm just saying you have to add corruption to that list. As you know, if we have problems with the integrity of our government, none of those other issues will ever get solved. The way to get to the real issues is to fully expose all the gifts to girlfriends and investments with casino owners, get it all out on the table. And once that's done, we can move on to those big issues.
BYRNE: With all due respect, I don't think how much you give your girlfriend should pre-empt these other issues. I don't think whether Forrester got his money in New Jersey or Wyoming ought to dominate the discussion.
KEAN: It shouldn't, and it won't. But until these issues are disposed of — and they can be, pretty fast — we can't move on. When these things leak out one by one, over a period of time, they can destroy a candidate and a campaign. What you have to do is get it all out, answer every question, and move on.
BYRNE: That's not what's happening. We're dealing with titillation.
KEAN: As to Forrester, the law is correct, that people who are regulated by the state of New Jersey — insurance companies, banks — should not be giving contributions to candidates or campaigns. In this case, it doesn't look like he violated the law, first because the business was functioning outside New Jersey, and thus was not regulated by the state, and second because the company only served his clients.
Q: Governor Byrne, what advice would you give Forrester right now?
BYRNE: Forrester is dealing with a legal issue, and that is the appropriateness of taking money from a regulated company and using it for campaign donations. I think he is best served by letting the legal system determine whether that was proper or improper. It seems silly to me that you can get around the New Jersey law by incorporating in Wyoming and then doing business in New Jersey, violating the spirit — and perhaps the letter — of the law. He's ill-advised to pretend he's not doing business in New Jersey. With Forrester, it's a legal issue. With Corzine, it's an emotional issue.
Q: Governor Kean, what advice would you give Senator Corzine?
KEAN: First, I want to say I think a great chink in Forrester's armor is his having asked for a ruling from the Democratic administration's Department of Insurance — something I, as a Republican, wouldn't have considered doing. What's happening with this administration is they're looking past acting Governor Richard Codey to Corzine, so their behavior is going to reflect that. Forrester has asked for a ruling as if there's some independent body that will make that judgment, when in fact they work for the government. And by asking, he's given credibility to people who may, for political reasons, say he's done the wrong thing.
Regarding Corzine, my advice is just what I said, that he has to get everything out on the table, and then move on. If he does that now, he can get to the real issues in September. So far, he's been fairly invisible. Basically, he's playing the role of the front-runner, which is to be squishy on the issues and stay away from your opponent.
That works for a lot of candidates. It didn't work for (former Gov. Jim) Florio when he ran against me, but it works more often than not. You try to minimize the debate. At some point, of course, you have to debate. But the theory is that opinions start to jell after Labor Day. The undecided start moving toward one candidate or the other, and, by the time of the debates, most have made up their minds.
Considering Corzine has a 10-point lead, he may be playing it right. In most cases, a 10-point lead will hold. In fact, it's hard to think of any statewide race, except mine, where 10 points didn't hold up. I may be the only New Jersey governor who came from that far behind and won. But the fact that I did says it can be done.


text: Hi. My name is John Skiba and I'm an attorney in the state of Arizona and I help people who have been sued by debt collectors. Often when I meet with people who have a trial send in their debt collection lawsuit, their biggest source of anxiety is really just not knowing what to expect from the day of trial. In this video I wanna go over some of the basic things, like where you actually sit when you go into trial, to some of the procedures as far as how the case will flow. When you first arrive at the courthouse, you're gonna go into the courtroom and the first thing you're gonna see is that there will be two tables set on either side of the courtroom. One is for the Plaintiff and one is for the Defendant. You will be the Defendant in this case, so you will need to sit at the table that is furthest away from where the jurors sit. On one side of the courtroom there will be several chairs in a box, the juror box, the Defendant's table is the table furthest away from the jury box, so that's where you're gonna sit. The next thing to know is some of the protocols about the judge in your case. When a judge enters the room, usually the clerk will ask the parties to stand. If the clerk doesn't ask them, it's still customary that you'll stand when the judge enters the room. Once the judge comes in, they may go over some preliminary instructions and then they're going to ask the parties to provide Opening Statements. Opening Statements in the Justice Courts in Arizona are usually fairly brief. The Plaintiff, who will go first, they will tell the court what it is that they're asking for, and then it will be your opportunity to give a very brief opening, telling the court why you don't believe you owe the money. These are usually less than five minutes, usually substantially less than five minutes. Next, the Plaintiff will be required to put on their case. They'll usually call their first witness and then they will conduct what's called, Direct Examination where the Plaintiff's attorney will ask their witness a various questions and try to prove the elements of their case. You will then have a chance to cross-examine that witness and asked the Plaintiff's witness any questions that you may think are relevant. After you do your cross-examination, the Plaintiff's attorney will then again be given the opportunity to ask questions of their witness. Once they're done with asking the questions of their witness, they'll dismiss them and if they have any other witnesses, they'll call them and you'll go through that same procedure. Once they've completed the questioning of all their witnesses and the presentation of all their evidence, they will rest their case, then you'll have an opportunity to call any witnesses that you may think will help your defense. The same type of procedure will follow, you'll be doing a direct examination of your witness, the Plaintiff's attorney will then be able to ask any follow-up questions or cross-examination of your witness. Once you have called all of your witnesses and put on all of your defenses, the Court will then have the parties submit Closing Arguments. Again, the Plaintiff will go first, they will be able to argue to the court why it is they think a Judgment should be entered against you. You then will be given an opportunity to provide your Closing Argument as far as why you don't think a Judgment should be entered. They will then, The Plaintiff will be given one more opportunity to give a final Closing Argument. In the Justice Courts in Arizona, the Court can then issue its ruling, right then and there, from the bench. Often, they will take the case under advisement, this means that the Court wants to consider the evidence, to think about it a bit, and then they'll issue a written Ruling within about 30 days. So, if you're being sued by a debt collector and you have questions, I'm happy to help you, I'm happy to go over any of them. I'm meet with people all day long on these types of lawsuits and I'd be happy to help you. Thanks for watching.


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RUBY MAE ARMSTRONG, 86, died on April 16, 2014.
Armstrong was born in Canlou, Mo. and relocated to Muskegon Heights in 1962.
The mother of 11 was a member of the Greater Baptist Church, where she served in the kitchen. She leaves behind nine living children, several siblings, 51 grandchildren and 68 great-grandchildren.
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FORT WAYNE, IN – Just two outs away from victory, the West Michigan Whitecaps suffered a stunning loss on Monday night after a walk-off three-base throwing error capped a 4-3 defeat to the Fort Wayne TinCaps at Parkview Field.
The loss marked the second time that West Michigan (32-26) failed to hold a ninth-inning lead while losing two of three games in Fort Wayne (26-31), trimming the Whitecaps' lead over Dayton in the first-half wild card race to a two-game advantage with 12 games remaining before the All-Star break.The 'Caps had just pulled off a comeback of their own to bring a 3-2 lead into the bottom of the ninth.
The stunning turn of events started when River Stevens lined a one-out triple over the head of center fielder Austin Schotts, stumbling into third base ahead of a wide relay throw. The TinCaps summoned Fernando Perez off the bench to pinch-hit, and the slugger obliged by clubbing a 1-2 pitch deep to right-center field for a game-tying sacrifice fly.
With two outs and the bases empty, nobody could have guessed the way the next two pitches would unfold. First, Josh VanMeter lined a single to left to put the game-winning run on base. Next, reliever Julio Felix threw a first-pitch strike to Ronnie Richardson.
Catcher Bennett Pickar tried to catch VanMeter off-guard, whistling an unexpected throw to first base. But Jeff Holm was not looking and the throw traveled all the way down the right field line. As VanMeter raced around the bases, Wynton Bernard chased down the ball in the corner and threw it towards the infield. The relay throw from Javier Betancourt reached the plate as VanMeter scrambled home, sliding around Pickar's tag for the game-winning run.
The unearned run capped a shocking turnaround and gave Fort Wayne a 4-3 victory, making a winner out of Tayron Guerrero (5-0) thanks to his 1.1 innings of scoreless relief. Felix (2-2) suffered the loss and a blown save, allowing two runs – one earned – in two-thirds of an inning.
Prior to the late chaos, it was the Whitecaps who were poised for a come-from-behind victory.
West Michigan rallied in the later innings. Bernard extended his team-high 10-game hitting streak with a leadoff single in the seventh, later scoring the game-tying run on an infield single by Pickar. Schotts led off the eighth with an infield single as well, eventually scoring all the way from second on a two-out infield hit by Holm.
Suddenly ahead 3-2, the 'Caps held the slim lead until the bottom of the ninth.
The Whitecaps return to Fifth Third Ballpark on Wednesday for their final homestand of the first half, a six-game stretch that begins with a 7:00 p.m. first pitch against the Great Lakes Loons. RHP Chad Green (0-2, 3.64) is scheduled to pitch for West Michigan against RHP Brandon Martinez (1-0, 2.86) of Great Lakes. There will be an appearance by Roary from the Detroit Lions and post-game Family Fare fireworks. Season, group and individual tickets can be reserved by calling the Whitecaps' front office at 616-784-4131 or visiting www.whitecapsbaseball.com.
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ESCANABA - It was Aug. 4, 2002 and a conversation with the Field Deputy for the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Jim Ekdahl. I wanted to get signed up to provide testimony to the Natural Resources Commissionat their upcoming meeting in East Tawas.
The day of the meeting, several vehicles left the area at day break, each loaded with representatives from varying conservation organizations, all traveling to offer unified support to allow the continuation of emergency supplemental feeding of whitetail deer in the Upper Peninsula.
The practice was scheduled for closure by the NRC and it was our last chance to make a difference.
There was a different panel of commissioners back then and only one from the U.P. They were pretty tightly knit, all taking the recommendations from staff biologists and veterinarians, that any type of feeding of wildlife would most likely support the spread of disease.
The meetings opened as usual, with varying committee sessions, including a dismal financial forecast presented by then Director K.L. Cool. (Not much has changed on that topic. In fact, it has gotten worse.)
When the public testimony started, each of the dozen or so conservation club representatives made a statement that, while not an exact repetition of the previous speaker, came close enough to assure the NRC we were unified in support of an emergency supplemental feeding program started in the late 1980's by UP Whitetails Association, Inc.
Back then UPW had been trapping and tagging deer, the beginning of 10 years of work to map out the actual migratory patterns of deer across the peninsula. What we had found in some reaches was cause for concern of the nutritional needs and physical condition of pocket populations of deer and the development of a program they still endorse today to sustain target herds.
Well, we didn't succeed in getting the idea passed. What we did gain is a year's reprieve from closure, giving us time to develop a more scientific plan that would satisfy the concerns of these same wildlife professionals and commissioners.
Later, the MDNR did grant feeding to continue along the Lake Superior watershed, the historical highest snowfall zone in the UP.
That fall, the same group of conservationists gathered in Crystal Falls to formulate a long-term strategy, focusing on habitat restoration so the need to feed would at some point in time be diminished.
It was also the beginning of the UP Wildlife Habitat Work Group (UP/WHWG), where biologist Bill Scullon was appointed as the Deer Range Improvement Program (DRIP) Coordinator.
Once assembled Scullon hit the ground running and mapped an inventory of winter deer yards, both active and antiquated, and then began the process of prioritizing land purchases to be held as wildlife habitat open for recreational use. To date he has succeeded in the acquisition of over 20 square miles of critical land.
After it was all said and done, Jim Ekdahl told me that the day of our first presentation in Tawas was a great awakening.
He originally thought we would end up at odds with the NRC, lose out on our plan to continue supporting stressed deer populations in winter situations, and come away beaten.
Instead, he was impressed how we came with facts, past practices, solid presentations and prepared to answer questions that would most likely be raised by the NRC. Jim also related his pride in seeing the "Yoopers" approach the issue in a positive, pragmatic manner.
Now seven years later, Jim would have been even prouder as the same pitch came back to the NRC last week in Ontonagon, only this time as one unified representation of 52 clubs, and over 30,000 individuals, all by the leadership of the UP Sportsmen's Alliance (UPSA).
The presentation wasn't far removed from that used seven years prior. It was a basic formula we learned from our MDNR mentors such as the late biologist Richard Aartila, retired deer research biologist John Ozoga, retired wildlife technicians Frank Short and Dan Delisle.
What gave the program more teeth was the requirements of what, when, where and how to perform emergency feeding of winter yarding deer and how these same conservation organizations would man and pay for the program.
It incorporated deer density dynamics to assure areas with deer populations that exceeded quotas set by area biologists would not be fed. It covers weather conditions Deer Management Unit (DMU) specific with monitoring within each area.
There are even provisions of feed sources, to assure product is suitable for the nutritional needs of deer during the winter months and that the habitat is appropriate for the shelter needs of deer.
The presentation given before the NRC was, to me, a culmination of heart and soul work. One of the finest hours I've seen by the presenting lay person in the two decades I've been involved.
Those same thoughts were shared by the NRC at the conclusion, indicating they may need to re-think their approach and consider this a viable alternative to what previously had been a short term do nothing plan, all while complimenting the presenters.
We still need to look towards the future and natural sustainability with proper winter habitat. Until then, I think we have a real opportunity to educate the public and keep at least a huntable population of deer, something many of us live for.
Well done UPSA.
Tim Kobasic is the outdoors editor for KMB Broadcasting and host/producer for Tails & Trails Outdoor Radio, aired on six radio stations over three networks, Charter Communications cable and the Internet on Saturday mornings.


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Ausmus: Walkoff balk was an accidental sign
On the first day of Tigers workouts, new manager Brad Ausmus had his pitchers working on pickoff throws, including the little-used pickoff to third base. Given Ausmus' focus on preparation all spring, it was surely going to come into play in a game.
Ausmus just didn't want it in <i>this</i> game. And as he walked out of the dugout Friday night, having seen reliever Luis Marte called for a balk that brought in the Yankees' winning run in a 3-2 Tigers loss, Ausmus was struggling to figure out why Marte tried a pickoff throw in the first place.
Then it hit him.
"We have a play where you pick to third, and I unknowingly gave it," Ausmus said. "Really, as I was walking up the runway, I realized that I had given it to him. Don't blame the player for that one. Blame the manager."
For all the praise heaped on Ausmus for his intellect and his focus on preparation, he was bound for a miscue. This was the first noticeable one, although he might have gotten away with it and left Marte with the blame had he not fessed up after the game.
"It was my fault," Ausmus reiterated. "The player didn't screw up. I actually ended up giving a sign by accident and realized after I walked off the field that I had given a sign. You can chalk that one up to me."
Marte had runners at the corners and one out in the bottom of the ninth. Third baseman Francisco Martinez apparently did not pick off the accidental sign, because he wasn't at the bag when the throw came in. That brought the balk call, which brought in the game-ending run.
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how does that warrant the balk call? Am I dense or is that a throwing error that led to the run then?
Rule 8.01(d) Comment: A ball which slips out of a pitcher's hand and crosses the foul line shall be called a ball; otherwise it will be called no pitch. This would be a balk with men on base.
Or could be because the 3b was not at the pillow,and that could be interpreted as an attempt to deceive. Years ago, something similar happened to Keith Hernández. The balk was called because of the first baseman not the pitcher.
El Tigre, you really got that rule book down. Whenever I read it (i have it on my desktop) I get a headache. Interesting particularly because I read dozens of science papers each week – and otherwise read frequently.
Im a law professor
There are a couple of good books about the rules. And they are not expensive. It is easier to read comments than read the rules directly.
Anyway,no matter how well you know the rule, probably no one really knows what is a balk.
The balk was called because of the third baseman not the pitcher.
Tigres lineup: Kinsler 2b, Carrera lf, Hunter rf, VMart 1b, Kelly 3b, Castellanos dh, Fields cf, Holaday c, Lombardozzi ss. Smyly p


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Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" has dominated December since its original serial publication in 1843. The novella depicting the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, his yuletide spirits of past, present and future, and Tiny Tim are hallmarks of Christmastime. And each year, the holiday classic appears on the television screen, cinema and stage.
So when Syracuse Stage decided to dust off Dickens' play and present Obie Award-winning-playwright Romulus Linney's adaptation, how could they generate "A Christmas Carol" that is a new creative statement?
"For this show in particular, it [the costume shop] is a big element," Darrow-Crotty said.
Working daily, the costume shop employees are residents of a veritable Santa's workshop. Sewing stations, rolls of fabric, spindles of multicolor yarn, boxes of assorted haberdashery and semi-completed costume pieces dominate the space.
"It's not something we do as a hobby," Darrow-Crotty said. "Theater is a collaboration from the ground up and my staff is amazing at what they do, and the product that they put out is phenomenal for the size of the shop."
The irascible Ebenezer Scrooge will be portrayed by Steven Hendrickson. With an acting career spanning over 40 years, Hendrickson has been in numerous productions of the Dickens' tale having portrayed nearly every male character. But this is the first time he will play the un-pleasant spendthrift.
"The first three weeks of rehearsal we are all working in everyday clothing," Hendrickson said. "But when you actually put on the real costume, it changes you. Whatever ideas I have about a character always evolve by putting on the costume. It's a magical time."
This thespian ritual of putting on the costume for the first time is a shared feeling of among actors. Peter Van Wagner plays the Ghost of Christmas Present and Mr. Fezziwig and testifies to the transformative sensation of a well-made costume.
"In a period show like 'A Christmas Carol' where you wear clothes that people wore over a hundred years ago, you walk differently, you stand differently, you dance differently and then you find that you even talk differently," Van Wagner said. "In many ways that's the day you first become the character you are about to play onstage."
Darrow-Crotty's interaction with the actors during the costume fittings provides the first opportunity for the costume shop's efforts to be displayed.
"You can see an actor really embody that character and help inform them in how they're relating to the role," Darrow-Crotty said.
But when the house lights fade and the spotlight shines down on the bevy of costumes she and her shop have produced, the real sense of accomplishment begins.
"The most satisfying part of the process is seeing a beautiful product on stage that people respond to," Darrow-Crotty said. "People are blown away and can't stop talking about the show. When you get that kind of reaction, then we've done our job."
What: "A Christmas Carol"
Where: Syracuse Stage, 820 E. Genesee St., Syracuse
When: November 23 - December 29
Box office: 315-443-3275
More info: www.syracusestage.org


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MONTGOMERY, Alabama --- Alabama law requires prosecutors to prove to a jury the guilt of a defendant who has already pleaded guilty to a capital offense.
The process is often referred to as a "mini-trial."
The Senate today gave final passage to a bill to repeal that requirement from state law in cases where the death penalty is not a possibility.
HB262 by Rep. Chris England, D-Tuscaloosa, had earlier passed the House of Representatives and now goes to the governor.
England has said the trials generally last about three days and serve little purpose.
Sen. Jerry Fielding, R-Sylacauga, a former district judge, has said the mini-trials are generally a waste of courts' time and taxpayer money.


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hi, can someone tell me the standard boost for a astra coupe turbo ie Z20LET. my mate has just bought one and we fitted a dump valve to it but it aint very loud(the instructions from regal say to leave on the standard recirc valve). is this the normal thing to do? i have mine disconnected on my LET.he decided to remove the underbonnet sound deadening material which helped but its not great. i was thinkin its maybe just cause its standard and not at a great deal of boost.
I also noticed that when he revs his engine at a stand still his boost pipe to the plenum expands lots showing obviously that its boosting. i tried on my car(basicaly the same pipes regarding thickness and softness) and mine never budged at all. could my turbo be on it way to turbo heaven?? it seems to boost ok on the gauge, if maybe at slighty higher revs than my mates coupe but nuthin at a standstill. have i got problems??


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EWING -- Ewing police are attempting to locate two 17-year-old girls who have been missing from a group home for more than two weeks.
Ashley-Williams-Copeland and Alexis Wright left the group home in Ewing on Oct. 14. Williams-Copeland is know to frequent the neighborhoods around Brunswick Avenue, Hoffman Avenue and Jarvis Place, police said.
Wright may be with Williams-Copeland, police said.
Anyone with information about the missing teens may call Detective Bill Wolverton (609) 882-1313, ext. 5577, or the tip line (609) 882-7530.
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Communipaw will be playing the Spot in the Williams Center on Tuesday, Nov. 16. They are from New Brunswick, New Jersey and currently on tour.
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Bogme Elsbree of Rickets. The band will be at the Spot on Tuesday.
Their songs would appeal to fans of Ryan Adams, Into It Over It and The Snake The Cross The Crown.
Rickets will be the opener. This is a new band featuring members of Longitude and Ghost Of A Stranger.
The show starts at 8 p.m. and is free. The Spot is located on the first floor of Williams Center on the SUNY Fredonia campus.
Widow Maker will provide live tunes from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Saturday, at the First Ward Falcon Club (members and eligible guests).
Live music at 41 West this weekend: Friday, Nov. 12, Last Call from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; and Saturday, Nov. 13, Weapons of Jazz Destruction, starting at 10 p.m. 41 West is also planning a disco for Nov. 27, so start getting your bellbottoms and platform shoes ready. This probably is not enough notice to cultivate an afro.
The Kosciuszko Club will have DJ Joe on Friday at 9:30 p.m.
Dress in your '80s finest at Valentine's Place on Saturday to match the music of Hair Nation, 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Take in local art, food and music. Adams Art Gallery will hold Art A La Carte, Wednesday, Nov. 17, 7 to 9:30 p.m. Enjoy evening at the gallery, admiring an art display and sample food and drinks served by local establishments including the Clarion Hotel, Shorewood Country Club, The Trillium Lodge, The White Horse Inn and Liberty Vineyards. Music will be provided by SUNY Fredonia's Department of Music.
Come one, come all to A Celebration of Puerto Rican Traditions will be held at the Clarion Hotel in Dunkirk on Saturday from 7:30 p.m. to midnight. The free event will feature traditional music by Los Sublimos and La Krema, traditional Puerto Rican food, a display of Santos carvings and more.
Jeff Bujak will perform live at Mojo's in Jamestown on Saturday, starting at around 10:30 p.m.
Conan O'Brien is finally back where he belongs - on our television screens (Clearly, my priorities were not in order last week because I neglected to mention this). Catch the tail end of his first week tonight on TBS at 11 p.m. In my opinion, based on the first two episodes, he's off to a spectacular start. Who needs NBC and their stuffy "Tonight Show?" If only TBS had the rights to "Walker, Texas Ranger" so the lever could be reinstated.
I know you guys probably already have this circled in red-and-blue on your calendars but just in case you need a reminder, "Sarah Palin's Alaska" premieres on TLC Sunday at 9 p.m. She desperately needs more publicity so thank goodness she finally has her own show. And speaking of Palins, daughter Bristol has danced her way to the second-to-the-last week of "Dancing With the Stars." Are people voting for her due to sheer fascination or because she can actually dance? "DWTS" devotee Tim Latshaw, who keeps me posted on the rankings, believes it's a little of both.
Could this be like an '80s version of "That '70s Show?" TBS's new comedy series "Glory Daze" focuses on a group of college students navigating the campus in 1980s Wisconsin. The show premieres Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 10 p.m.
Lovers of cheesy, old-fashioned sci-fi, tune into Turner Classic Movies in the wee hours of Saturday for "They Came From Beyond Space" (1967) at 3:45 a.m. Film noir fans should not miss a pair of two great ones on Monday afternoon (call in sick) - "The Big Heat" (1953) is on at 3:45 p.m. and "The Lady From Shanghai" (1948) at 5:30 p.m. Here are two things you will learn: first, don't get mouthy around a gangster with hot coffee, and second, a cruise on a yacht with a femme fatale and her husband will not end happily ever after.
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1. This has happened to me three times in the past six weeks: cars stopped in the middle of the street, just for chatting purposes. I've seen cars pulled over in downtown Fredonia during the weekend, blocking traffic on Main Street, so that the driver may gab with a pedestrian; on my way to work, in Dunkirk, I had to stop and wait for two cars parked in the middle of an intersection while the drivers gossiped with each other. This is unnecessary. If you're driving down the street and spot an old pal you're dying to catch up with, try calling them later.
2. "Let's 'cheers' to that." No. Let's have a "toast" instead.
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CARO, MI — A trial is ordered for a Michigan man accused of running over three people at a mud-bog event in Tuscola County's Vassar Township.
Jason Anthony Boyd, 35, waived his right to a preliminary hearing on Monday, June 16, and the case was bound over to Tuscola County Circuit Court, according to court officials.
He was arraigned Wednesday, May 29, in Tuscola County District Court on charges operating under the influence of liquor causing serious injury, three counts of driving while license suspended causing serious injury and one count of operating while intoxicated third offense, according to court officials.
Mark Snyder, 25, said he was speaking with the two women at the event as the pickup drove through a swampy area nearby and suddenly came out of the bog and headed directly toward them.
"I probably could have ran and got out of the way, but I just grabbed (the women) and threw them down between the tires and just tried to ride in between that space as best we could," he said.
They missed being hit by the tires but were injured as the truck drove over them.
Snyder was taken by ambulance to St. Mary's of Michigan hospital in Saginaw and spoke to a Saginaw News reporter Thursday, May 29, from his hospital bed. His leg was broken in multiple places and he had surgery to have a rod put in.
One of the women, Tylor Washburn, 21, of Lapeer, was hit by the truck's transfer case, Snyder believes. Police described her injuries as serious but not life threatening.
The other woman, Caity Schlaud, of North Branch, was treated at another hospital and released.
A donation account has been set up to help with Mark Snyder's hospital costs and more than $500 had been donated by May 29.
Boyd posted bond of $35,000 cash/surety or 10 percent after he was arraigned and remains free on bond.
— Brad Devereaux is a public safety reporter for MLive/The Saginaw News. Follow him on Twitter, Facebook and Google+


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CLEVELAND, Ohio – The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday in a copyright infringement case that could soon affect the way Cleveland-area residents watch television.
Several TV networks, including ABC, CBS, NBC and PBS,
have brought the case against Aereo, a 2-year-old service that taps into available signals from TV
stations and streams over-the-air TV onto the Internet for a small monthly fee to its subscribers.
The TV networks argue that Aereo infringes on copyright by allowing its subscribers to stream and record the over-the-air broadcasts to TV sets and mobile devices without paying broadcasters a fee for retransmitting those signals.
Aereo argues that it provides a modern version of what many Americans have been doing for years by attaching old-school antennas to their TV sets. Essentially the company has found a loophole that the U.S. Supreme Court must now determine is legal or not.
So, how does this affect Cleveland-area residents? Well, according to Aereo's website, the company's service is currently available in just 11 markets. However, there are 16 listed in the "Coming Soon" category, including Cleveland (Columbus and Cincinnati are listed as well).
It's a somewhat complex case that many experts seem divided
on. If Aereo wins the case, expect the service to be in Cleveland as soon as possible. Time magazine says a ruling is due
this summer. (Slate has a good refresher course on the case or you can watch the video from Bloomberg at the bottom of this story).
If Aereo loses the Supreme Court case, things will look the
same way they do now and Aereo may not stick around long. It would also bring into question the validity of some cloud services (which is even more complicated).
However, some analysts following the case closely have said that a win for Aereo would likely result in major networks threatening to pull their programming off the air. More importantly, it could open a free market of alternatives to traditional cable and satellite services.
Imagine if you could just pay just a fraction of the cost to watch your favorite cable shows and sporting events in a similar way as you do now. That, along with the growing number of services offered by companies like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon, could spell the end of traditional cable.
So what do you think? Would you sign up for a service like Aereo? Do you think this case will change the cable industry? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.


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In 1880, three brothers - Thomas, John and William - opened a factory in Northamptonshire in the heart of the English shoemaking industry. Today, more than 125 years and five generations later, Loake is still family owned and operating in the same place. Loake is most famous for its Goodyear Welted footwear, an intricate construction with origins that can be traced back over 300 years. The aim of Loake is to provide the most handsome, comfortable and durable gentlemen's shoes possible.
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