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- 1938 Alec Reeves conceives of the use of pulse-code modulation (PCM) for voice communications, digitally representing sampled analog signals. It was not used commercially until the 1950s, when the invention of the transistor made it viable. PCM has ...
- Don't Hate the Phone Call, Hate the Phone
- This system used a technique developed by Bernard Oliver, John Pierce, and Claude Shannon in the late '40s called Pulse Code Modulation (PCM). In 1962, Bell began deploying PCM into the telephone-switching network, and the 3 kHz range for telephone ...
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- When I wrote about why we should blame our hatred of phone calls on equipment and infrastructure rather than human habits, I talked about the digital-switching infrastructure called pulse code modulation (PCM), which was rolled out starting in the 1960s.
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Politically incorrect to give a kid a pocket knife now-a-days. I grew up carrying a pocket knife and even now feel naked if I don't have my Stockman with me.
I was in my high school ROTC program, and we even (ready for this?) fired guns on the firing range on school property.
@comics lover…they invented video games to stifle the imagination of children.
I was on the Junior High School Rifle Team. We had a range in the school gym.
A "Leave It To Beaver", Ward descriped the game and was told they be arrested if they did that at the park. And this was in the 1960's.
Homer's Crack the Whip recess picture would not even be allowed today!
Interesting! It may not have been so dangerous as it seems because the knives were so dull back then. I remember they couldn't cut anything. There are all these old time stories of whittling and carving wood but I found it wasn't possible with the knives I had.
Funny, we were talking about something like that just recently:
In the 1960's at my husband's high school, (in the DC suburbs)there was a rifle team which met after school.
The team members (including my husband's best friend) were allowed to bring their rifles to school and leave them in their lockers during class.
A younger friend, who went to college in PA in the 1980's, said during hunting season, people often showed up to class in camoflage and with guns so they could go hunting between classes.
And, for years, when I was working, I always carried a pocket knife, or at least a pen knife. It had a practical purpose: when I worked in a greenhouse, I used it to cut stems. When I became an auto damage appraiser, I used it to determine if a car had clear coat paint.Now this deal airline attendants being against taking little knives on planes bothers me. My mini Swiss knife is so dull it barely cuts through a rose stem.
Shouldn't they also want to ban sharp pencils, knitting needles, parkas with removable cords and long scarves?
When I was in the army, I saw a sing in the mess hall "Guns not allowed", and I started singing myself"oohhh you're in the army now"
Sounds like a hardcore version of Jacks.
Maror (Nanny) Bloomberg will decide what & when you can play.
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If you guessed water you are CORRECT!!! 75% of people are dehydrated. Stop, now re-read that. WOW, that means that 3 out of 4 people are dehydrated RIGHT NOW. Are you a part of that percentage?
Hydrate your Life!
What do you think is the most DEFICIENT nutrient in your body?
If you guessed water you are CORRECT!!! 75% of people are dehydrated. Stop, now re-read that. WOW, that means that 3 out of 4 people are dehydrated RIGHT NOW. Are you a part of that percentage?
Vitamin D Do-Daa!
By: Dr. Andrea Forget-Schnowske
Let's talk about the infamous sunshine vitamin, Vitamin D! Vitamin D is an important and powerful nutrient in our bodies. It's cool because not only can we get it from the foods we eat but our body can make it with adequate exposure to sunlight. WOW, right?
Neck Wrenching Pain and Stiffness
Written By: Dr. Andrea Schnowske
How many times have you woken up in the morning with "a crick in your neck" or pain so bad that you just want to roll back over and go to sleep? You are not alone, it's estimated that 70% of people will have neck pain at some point in their lives. Neck pain is not only a literal pain in our necks but it can also effect productivity and our quality of life too. Many of those people will ignore their neck pain but some will get treatment from a doctor or other health care practitioner. But how do you know what treatment is right for you?
Your Body is Amazing!
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Did you know that your body is amazing? There are millions of processes going on in your body right this second that you don't even have to think about and yet they are being performed each and every second of every day.
Jawbreaker Jabber
Written by: Dr. Andrea Forget-Schnowske
After reading a blog post from Lisa White about clenching her teeth while lifting weights, I decided to do a quick blog post about jaw pain. Many of us clench our teeth or jaws when stressed or while working out. This causes the muscles in the jaw to clench and load the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) which can lead to dysfunction and even headaches if done chronically. We have many muscles that work together to help us open and close our jaw as well as move it side to side and even thrust it forward as well. These muscles also help us to chew our food and talk as well. Below find a cutaway picture of the jaw and the main muscles that "run the show". The jaw itself is made up of two main bones the maxilla (the upper jaw) and the mandible (the L shaped lower jaw) that come together in the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). The TMJ is cushioned by a small disc that's similar to the discs in your spine except that it is shaped like a backslash on your keyboard and its anchored by ligaments. This disc should allow the top of the mandible to glide gently over it without grinding or clicking, but many people that have degeneration or have injured this joint have grinding, clicking, or popping sounds emitted upon opening of the jaw.
Let's talk about posture
By: Dr. Andrea Forget-Schnowske
So I'm sure you've been told at one point and time to "sit up straight" or "stop slouching". So whats the big deal? Well your health! Proper posture is fundamental to normal body function and can ease some of the stress and strain associated with prolonged sitting or standing. When you practice good posture, you've minimized the strain on your muscles and ligaments, reduced stress on your spinal cord, maximized rib movement for easier and fuller breathing, and are preventing fatigue and overuse. Wow!
"Proper" posture is NOT forced and doesn't involve you sticking your chest out. This is a big misconception and I want to clear it up.
Andrea Forget-Schnowske, D.C.
Please welcome Dr. Andrea Forget-Schnowske
Dr. Andrea grew up in the suburbs of Detroit and always dreamed of becoming a doctor. After being involved in a car accident at the age of 4, her mother took her to a chiropractor where she experienced great relief from her condition and made a full recovery within a few months. During high school she was an avid athlete who was involved in basketball, softball, figure skating, and synchronized figure skating as well. She trained year round and eventually succumbed to a debilitating knee injury.
Due to this injury, she quit figure skating and struggled to keep up training for fast pitch softball pitching. She sought care from another chiropractor and received amazing results that allowed her to not only return to pitching but also to begin coaching younger girls in the proper techniques of fast pitch softball pitching. After working in a multidisciplinary medical office for almost two years, Dr. Andrea decided to pursue chiropractic due to the amazing and sometimes even miraculous results of his patients and her ideals of how a great doctor should teach, treat, and help patients heal.
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No new trial for Modesto pot vendors
A federal court has denied the request for a new trial by two Modesto men convicted on federal drug charges for operating a medical marijuana dispensary.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit in San Francisco has affirmed the convictions and sentences of Ricardo Montes, 29, and Luke Scarmazzo, 29, the U.S. attorney's office for California's Eastern District said Tuesday in a news release.
Scarmazzo and Montes had appealed because they claimed the trial judge made a mistake by not granting them a new trial after a juror read and discussed during deliberations a summary of a newspaper article on the marijuana policies of presidential hopefuls.
The Court of Appeals agreed with the District Court in Fresno in finding that the jurors' consideration of such information could not have affected their verdict.
A federal jury in Fresno found the two men guilty in May 2008 of manufacturing marijuana and distributing the drug, as well as operating a continuing criminal enterprise.
In November 2008, U.S. District Judge Oliver W. Wanger sentenced Scarmazzo to 21 years and 10 months in prison and Montes to the 20-year mandatory minimum prison sentence.
The evidence at trial showed that from 2004 until September 2006, the two men openly ran the California Healthcare Collective, a marijuana dispensary they cofounded in Modesto.
During those two years they made $9.2 million in sales, with up to 14 employees who cultivated, packaged and distributed marijuana, according to the news release.
Medical marijuana is legal in California, but federal laws outlaw its possession and distribution, even if the activities are allowed under state law.
ANN ARBOR: City Council approves revisions to medical marijuana ordinance
The Ann Arbor City Council delayed voting on the medical marijuana ordinance during Monday's city council meeting, instead postponing the decision until Jan. 18.
Protesters gathered outside Monday's council meeting, holding signs and chanting "Marijuana is not a crime." Many of them also spoke during the public commentary session of the meeting.
Among those who spoke was Chuck Ream, a local advocate whose voice has become well known on the medical marijuana topic.
"The medicine is a simple herb that was approved by 63 percent of the voters," said Ream. "I ask you not to go along with the repression of the day. Ann Arbor has got to believe that we have brains and a heart here…. The law says that no level of government can invade the homes of patients and caregivers."
The council chose not to make a final decision on the regulations at this time, instead delaying the vote until Jan. 18 so the city attorney's office is able to make necessary changes. General concerns dealt with the caregiver registry.
"There is a concern out there, and the ultimate question here for the council is whether or not there is a concern about registering people," said City Attorney Stephen Postema.
"This was originally inserted on request of the police. They do want to know where product is being grown because they do not want to waste resources doing criminal investigations of people who have this [growing permit.]
"The idea that state law precludes all of this type of regulation is something that we've looked at and addressed, and I think that the courts ultimately be looking at that in all core cases across other communities."
Final approval of the bill will occur in February pending the Jan. 18 vote, and zoning regulations will be discussed at that point.
Maine Medical Marijuana Patients Rush to Register with State
A new law was recently passed that states that medical marijuana patients must register with the state in order to continue using medical marijuana, This has led to hundreds of applications which must be processed by Maine's Department of Health and Human Services. The law went into effect January 1, and the state has already received more than 400 applications and they are continuing to expect to give out over 1,000 registration cards by this spring alone. Medical marijuana is not new to Maine as voters approved the use of medical marijuana in the late 1990's, however patients that obtained medical marijuana with a simple doctor's prescription now have to apply for and receive a state registration card, This card will cost the patients roughly $100 per year.
There are concerns about the flood of applications leading to delays in patients receiving their cards. The State Attorney General is advising police to check with the Department of Health if a patient does not have their card, as their application may still be pending. Other patients are wary of registering with the state and hope the legislature will overturn the rule in 2011. There is a downside to this new law though; the new law states that patients must obtain their medical marijuana from one of eight medical marijuana dispensaries that will open where as previously patients could either grow their own or obtain it from a designated caregiver. The dispensaries will provide a third option for patients and could lead to an increase in applications. However, the opening of the voter-approved dispensaries has been delayed and officials don't expect the first to open until March or April 2011.
Judge to hear DEA request to obtain state medical-marijuana records
GRAND RAPIDS – A hearing is set next week in the federal government's request for access to certain state medical-marijuana records.
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents is seeking the records related to a Lansing-area investigation of seven people.
In June, the DEA served a subpoena on the state's Department of Community Health, but the state would not provide the records citing confidentiality laws.
The Department of Community Health told investigators that they faced potential civil and criminal sanctions if they released the information.
A hearing is Jan. 12 before U.S. Magistrate Judge Hugh Brenneman, court records said.
Assistant U.S. Attorney John Bruha filed a motion to enforce the petition. He said in court filings that state officials were "reluctant" to release the records without a judge's order.
The DEA is seeking "copies of any and all documents, records, applications, payment method of any application for Medical Marijuana Patient Cards and Medical Marijuana Caregiver cards and copies of front and back of any cards located for the seven named individuals."
The names of those under investigation are redacted from records.
Under the law, Community Health maintains a confidential list of those who have obtained registry identification cards. Disclosure of the information is a misdemeanor.
400 Mainers sign up for medical pot
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — More than 400 Mainers applied to the state for permission to be medical marijuana patients under a new state law.
Starting Saturday, Mainers had to be registered with the state before legally using marijuana to ease the painful symptoms of cancer, AIDS and other medical conditions. For the past decade, patients needed only a doctor's authorization.
The Maine Sunday Telegram says applications streamed into the Maine Department of Health and Human Services during the final days and weeks of 2010, and hundreds more are expected in the next several weeks. Officials say they expect to give registration cards to 1,200 or more patients by the time the initial rush is over this spring.
Medical Marijuana Zoning Hearing Monday In Dexter
Dexter residents can tell officials what they think about medical marijuana business regulations at a public forum Monday. The Dexter Village Planning Commission holds hearings starting at 7:30 p.m. at the Dexter Senior Centre on proposed changes to the zoning ordinance. The new rules would regulate medical marijuana dispensaries in the Washtenaw County community.
AnnArbor.com says afterward, the commission is expected to decide whether to recommend approval of the proposal to the village council. Under the proposed zoning rules, marijuana dispensaries would need an annual permit that would be reviewed by the sheriff's department. They couldn't be closer than 500 feet to a library, a school or other marijuana dispensary. The proposal also would ban smoking marijuana on site.
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Ass. lol. Thank you for pointing that out... I did seem to forget that. Im surprised you read the whole thing Shadow. kudos. lol
being the super huge Zelda nerd i am, i must point out the only mistake made during your entire post Storm.
in WW, the hylians did not pray for the goddesses to flood hyrule. they prayed for them to send a hero to save it. but when that never happened, they prayed for the goddesses to save them themselves. so the goddesses commanded the people to move to the mountain tops then they flooded hyrule, forever sealing ganon down there(or so they thought)
YES the return of Marth!!!
The double team, Sora and Marth are back! Hell yeah!
ok.Charactar: Shadow the hegdehog \Game: Sonic series \age: about 20\Picture: http://ui09.gamespot.com/1480/shadow...24_2.jpgshadow has a personality that is totaly unknown what he is thinking. he is sonic's rival but he has helped him in the past. he is not "good" but he will defend what is his. \History: Shadow's history remains a mystery, but he is a artificial being created by a human. he is still working on discovering his past, but he has found many things out. he can do many strange things like chaos control and more.
im sorry i can't space it very well.
ummm, id think he is a good guy.
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NAME: Cateraun
GAME: Saviors of the Ultimatum
Cateraun is, most notably, 7 feet tall. This was the result of a dark spell that he cast upon himself as a young wizard. The spell caused him to grow continuously without ever decaying. In addition to the unstopped growth, he also reaped eternal youth from this spell.
Because of his descent into the dark arts, his skin has gone from a healthy human brown to a dark gray. His evil, beady eyes suffered the same effect, changing them from their natural green to pale gray. His hair is tangled, oily, thin, and jet black. Because he rarely trims it, it falls down to his shoulders.
He wears exactly what any Foraoan king would weara green robe with gold trimmings over comfortable day clothes with black boots, and a crown on his head. However, he changed to colors to his liking, toning them down to a monochrome of gray, with the crown being changed to the same jet black of his hair.
Cateraun is pure evil. Everything he does means something only to himselfif he acts kind or gives something away to someone, he is merely manipulating them. His actions are always directly linked to conquering some independent section of Forao, and he is lethally efficient. An expert at keeping in power, he often shocks his victims into submission by massacring innocents.
To keep political power, Cateraun will often kidnap princes and princesses of various states in Forao, as political alliances were made exclusively by marrying the offspring of kings, and alliances are threats to his reign. He would kill the princes and keep the princesses for his own purposes.
He is also an expert at manipulating powerful and materialistic individuals by giving them land in exchange for their service as destroyers of rebellion. When he is finished with them, he will often kill them outright to avoid them rising up against him in an act of mutiny. He is an expert at keeping their deaths quiet so that no one sees the certain demise of pledging loyalty to him.
Lastly, he is a strict Varenista religion that worships Varen, the Foraoan god of evil and dark magic. As such, he doesnt believe in Nintendo, and is fully unaware of the Ultimatum. Even if he were, he would likely ignore it and continue his evil ways.
Cateraun was born to a great wizard who was a member of the Sages. At the early age of nine years, he began rebelling against his fairly strict father, a practitioner of light magic, by doing the exact opposite and practicing dark magic in secret. He quickly found himself to have a natural skill for it, and by the time he was sixteen, he was stronger than his father. A year later, he decided that he was capable of caring for himself, and he mercilessly killed both of his parents.
He quickly ran away from the other Sages to find work in a nearby city called Meronne. For three years, he worked as a dream interpreter, making money by giving people false, often morbid, meanings of their dreams. Throughout this period, he was growing stronger and stronger in dark magic, until he was strong enough to travel to Capital City some 120 miles away and singlehandedly storm the royal palace. After massacring the royal family, he declared himself king and killed all initial protestors.
It took him five years to establish his position, as his takeover had been sudden, but once he did, he began taking over other parts of Forao at once. Within five years, at the age of 29, Cateraun owned more territory and citizens than any other king in all of Forao. Ever since then, he has been slowly adding to his territory and breaking the spirit of all rebels.
In addition to his political and military intelligence, Cateraun is a dark wizard, meaning he can cast hexes, curses, and other spells of destructive or self-indulgent nature. He is extremely skilled, and considered the best ever in the short, 200 year history of Forao. As aforementioned, he has acquired eternal youth, and cannot die of longevity.
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The Wonders of Czech Book Design, and Other News
December 1, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
- When Germans like to dramatize their politics, imbuing the theater with metaphors to suit the times, they always turn to one play: Hamlet. Over the centuries, the Dane has survived a dizzying number of interpretations and representations on German stages—they're obsessed with the guy. "The 1970s West German Hamlet was shown as powerless to affect his corrupt society, reflecting the experiences of intellectuals and theatre directors who failed to influence the politics of the 1960s revolutions … East German interpretations of Hamlet were unsurprisingly very different. In his speech at the 1964 Shakespeare festival, Cultural Minister Alexander Abusch praised Hamlet's socialist ideals and lambasted the corrupt society that prevented him carrying them out … The frequent revival of this old, familiar play does not signal a retreat in German theatre from innovative drama. In fact, the nation's changing role has sparked an exciting new phase in the depiction of the dithering protagonist … In a radical 2005 production in Munich, director Lars-Ole Walburg incorporated quotations from George W Bush and Michael Moore and references to the Rwandan genocide and the 2001 terrorist attacks in New York."
- The English major is in decline, and who can even rouse himself to defend it? There's no utilitarian value to it. It doesn't seem to make students more ethical or to improve their decision making. People would very probably still read books without it. So … uh … Adam Gopnik has a thought: "The best answer I have ever heard from a literature professor for studying literature came from a wise post-structuralist critic. Why was he a professor of literature? 'Because I have an obsessive relationship with texts.' You choose a major, or a life, not because you see its purpose, which tends to shimmer out of sight like an oasis, but because you like its objects. A good doctor said to me, not long ago, 'You really sort of have to like assholes and ear wax to be a good general practitioner'; you have to really like, or not mind much, intricate and dull and occasionally even dumb arguments about books to study English."
- Good spelling has always had an uncomfortable correlation with good breeding—before the advent of spell-check, and even to some extent after it, to spell well was to signify one's belonging in the upper classes. In the nineteenth century, two men tried to level the playing field with an ambitious overhaul to the language: "On December 5, 1846, in the first issue of a newspaper called Di Anglo-Sacsun, an introductory letter to readers heralded the day when 'bad spelling, the monster that scares, and grins at, and harasses the people, will fall into fits, like the Giant Despair of Doubting Castle, and will die outright of his spasms' … S. P. Andrews and Augustus Boyle, the editors of the Di Anglo-Sacsun, believed that they could end poverty by making literacy less time-consuming and more accessible, particularly for poor immigrants and slaves. As the written language formalized over the course of the first half of the nineteenth century through innovations like the steam press and energetic lexicographers like Noah Webster, standardized spelling had become a newly erected barrier between the upwardly mobile and those who had neither the time nor the resources to crack the code of literacy. Andrews and Boyle wanted to simplify the process by making spelling entirely phonetic."
- In the early twentieth century, Czech book design drew its influences from a surprisingly broad array of artistic movements—and a singular, stylish form of publishing emerged as a result. "One popular trend during the turn of the century was to embellish literature with elaborate, local ornamentations that were mostly Romanesque in style, as exemplified by Josef Mánes' illustrations in a manuscript of thirteenth- and fourteenth-century Bohemian poems and songs. Floral motifs also became popular Czech symbols … However, artists later dismissed floral and other ornate symbolism as medieval decorations, especially as Czech culture was increasingly exposed to foreign influences that fueled widespread experimentation … Some found the decorativeness of beautiful book illustrations extravagant, preferring to shape the appearance of books with bold and often stark photomontages."
- Reminder: your M.F.A. program is the product of specific political circumstances, and to write "well" is essentially to play by the rules of the state: "Less than a lifetime ago, reputable American writers would occasionally start fistfights, sleep in ditches and even espouse Communist doctrines. Such were the prerogatives and exigencies of the artist's existence, until M.F.A. programs arrived to impose discipline and provide livelihoods. Whether the professionalization of creative writing has been good for American literature has set off a lot of elegantly worded soul-searching and well-mannered debate recently … Sponsored by foundations dedicated to defeating Communism, creative-writing programs during the postwar period taught aspiring authors certain rules of propriety … Certain seemingly timeless criteria of good writing are actually the product of historically bound political agendas."
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November 23, 2015 | by Lilly Lampe
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Nina Howell Starr's "The New Yorker Project," currently on view at Institute 193 in Lexington, Kentucky, is a collection of photos and archival material never intended for publication—it began as a sort of letter to the editor, intended to convince her favorite magazine of the power of photography.
Starr, born in 1903, was a fan of The New Yorker from the beginning: she subscribed from the magazine's inception in 1925 until her death in 2000. She came to photography much later, earning her M.F.A. from University of Florida in Gainesville, in 1963, at the age of sixty. Her husband was an English professor, which meant that the couple lived an itinerant academic life; when he retired, they relocated to New York City, where Nina's career began in earnest. Read More »
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September 5, 2014 | by Sadie Stein
When you're traveling, you understand what you really need, or want, or find comforting—what you can do without and what's essential. In my case, traveling illuminates an addiction to cookbooks.
People have written beautifully about their love of recipe reading. Laurie Colwin's "Why I Love Cookbooks" is a classic explanation of the genre's comforting appeal. Writing in The New Yorker, Adam Gopnik explains it differently:
A kind of primal scene of eating hovers over every cookbook, just as a primal scene of sex lurks behind every love story. In cooking, the primal scene, or substance, is salt, sugar, and fat held in maximum solution with starch; add protein as necessary, and finish with caffeine (coffee or chocolate) as desired. That's what, suitably disguised in some decent dimension of dressup, we always end up making. We make béarnaise sauce by whisking a stick of melted butter into a couple of eggs, and, now that we no longer make béarnaise sauce, we make salsa verde by beating a cup of olive oil into a fistful of anchovies. The herbs change; the hope does not.
Whether the goal is comfort, aspiration, association, curiosity, research, it's clear; people love to read cookbooks. Even Gwyneth Paltrow has claimed to be a bedtime cookbook-reader; of this, make what you will. Read More »
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- Elvis Presley's 1948 library card can be yours. At thirteen, The King checked out The Courageous Heart: A Life of Andrew Jackson For Young Readers from his high-school library.
We appreciate this peek into book psychology by one who should know, Waterstones: "Being books, and not understanding most things beyond their limited understanding, the books attribute most events to Father Christmas."
- Adam Gopnik remembers Robert Hughes.
- Some encouraging bookstore news, for a change: on their Kickstarter page, the founders of Singularity & Co. explain that their mission is to "choose one great out of print work or classic and/or obscure sci-fi a month, track down the people that hold the copyright (if they are still around), and publish that work online and on all the major digital book platforms for little or no cost."
- In 2013, John Banville will bring Raymond Chandler's hard-boiled detective Philip Marlowe back from the dead under his crime-writing nom de guerre, Benjamin Black.


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Unlike their Force One SUV launch, which saw the presence of Amitabh Bachchan, the launch of Gurkha SUV was comparatively subdued. Force Gurkha was launched at their stand at the ongoing International Bus and Utility Vehicle Show. If you are in Greater Noida, you can witness the new Force SUV at stall A-102 in Hall No 30.
Force Motors calls their new SUV Gurkha as a EOV – Extreme Offroader Vehicle, they have even tagged it as a 4x4x4. Powered by a 2.6L diesel engine derived from Mercedes Benz, the Force Gurkha SUV's peak power and torque figures stand at 80 PS and 230 Nm. Power transmission is taken care by a 5 speed manual gearbox, while the top speed and 0-100 kmph acceleration figures are yet to be revealed. Force Motors will offer the Gurkha SUV in three trims – 4×2 soft top (INR 6.25 lakhs), 4×4 soft top (INR 8.35 lakhs), and 4×4 hard top (INR 8.5 lakhs). All prices are ex-showroom New Delhi.
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Government 'invited' to resolve deprivation of liberty requirements
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In a long-awaited ruling, the Court of Protection has 'invited' the government to find ways to ensure that vulnerable people unable to make decisions for themselves have access to independent representation in deprivation of liberty hearings.
Delivering judgment by way of four test cases in JM & others, Mr Justice Charles (pictured) said the primary responsibility to provide a resource that enabled the Court of Protection to either appoint a professional rule 3A representative or to otherwise meet minimum procedural requirements in those and similar cases 'falls on the secretary of state, or on the secretary of state together with the applicant authorities'.
Charles invited the Ministry of Justice and Department of Health to identify a suitable person 'who is ready, willing and able' to accept immediate appointment as a rule 3A representative or identify an alternative procedure that is 'actually' available to the court to meet minimum procedural requirements.
Future similar cases have been adjourned until a 'practically available procedure' is found.
Charles acknowledged that his order would 'create a backlog comprising a very large number of stayed cases'.
'Plainly this is unfortunate but it will identify the extent of the problem and why the [court] and the applicant authorities have not been able to progress the applications for welfare orders to authorise P's deprivation of liberty,' he said.
Charles identified six 'routes' the government could take alone or with local authorities to find a 'necessary solution'.
These include entering into contracts with advocacy services providers to supply a pool of people who can be appointed as rule 3A representatives; setting up a pool of accredited legal representatives; or making legal aid changes.
A government spokesperson told the Gazette: 'We are carefully considering the judgment and will respond to the findings in due course.'
Charles said central government's stance in the proceedings had been one in which it had 'failed to face up to and constructively address the availability in practice' of such rule 3A representatives and 'sought to avoid them by trying to pass them on to local government'.
Budgetary pressures in central and local government had led to a 'resources-led catch-22' for the Court of Protection, and for vulnerable people and their families, 'because neither central nor local government are offering to create or to try to create a practically available resource to enable the [court] to meet the minimum procedural requirements by appointing professional rule 3A representatives'.
Jonathan Smithers, president of the Law Society, which intervened in the case, said it was 'vital' that vulnerable people who did not have friends or family to represent them during a decision to restrict their liberty were able to participate in the decision-making process.
'If this is not possible, then they must have a legal representative to protect their rights as well as their health and general welfare.'
The Society recognised that the court, local authorities and government budgets were stretched. 'But those who are least able to defend themselves should not be sacrificed on the altar of austerity,' Smithers said.
He added that the Society 'look forward' to working with the ministry to find a solution.
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Terrific, but the order should have included severe sanctions, or perhaps arrangements in default ( I know that's not terribly practical, but it's time the MOJ got a taste of their own medicine!).
Wouldn't it be great if senior judiciary in crime, family & civil were brave enough to do all join in unison and demand the same? That of course will never happen - or there's only nicely skewed language from the bench talking about things not being quite in order.
It's nice to see a senior figure speaking out so bravely - very very well done Mr Justice Charles. Let;s hope others follow suit for crime, civil and family.
From one court to another, my grandsons name changed on application, the case was a split case (family), stands to date in the High Court Appeal London split case joined in false name of child, no further appeal allowed
The case name was then changed back to childs birth certified name, bit of court hopping, Child illegally adopted, minimum, procedural requirements?????????
"Vulnerable people who did not have friends or family to represent them" are only a small minority of " those who are least able to defend themselves"; the majority are children.
As I have said before, I was incredulous when, long ago, I discovered that our judge-made law had left children in the Victorian era, chattels of their parents, with no independent right of access to justice. Children in dispute with their parents were left dependent on those parents to provide independent representation for their child to pursue a case against them.
Children are humans and should enjoy the same ECHR protections as adults and to have no less ability to pursue through the Courts any denial of them as is available to the most egregious of convicted criminals.
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FOX's "Ben and Kate" premieres on Tuesday (September 25) night and the single-cam comedy has already made my list of the season's Best new shows.
Much of the "Ben and Kate" appeal comes from the very real chemistry between the eponymous siblings played by Nat Faxon and Dakota Johnson, who form an unconventional parenting unit for Maddie (Maggie Jones), her daughter and his niece.
A couple weeks back, I sat down with Faxon (an Oscar winner for the "Descendants" screenplay), Johnson (daughter of Don Johnson and Melanie Griffith) and Jones (who stole "We Bought a Zoo" scenes as well) about finding the rapport to portray this quirky family unit and about the real-life inspirations for their characters.
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September 16, 2016U.S. Secretary of Education John B. King, Jr., delivered a speech on the importance of college completion that also highlighted progress in expanding college access, affordability, and success at Louisiana State University (LSU) on Friday, Sept. 16, 2016. The speech at LSU was part of events included in the Department of Education's "Opportunity Across America" back-to-school bus tour.
September 16, 2016U.S. Secretary of Education John B. King Jr., spoke at a college fair at Craigmont High School in Memphis, Tennessee, on Wednesday, Sept. 14, to highlight ways that students and parents can access and pay for college, as part of this year's "Opportunity Across America" back-to-school bus tour. The Secretary shared information about the new, early Oct. 1 availability of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the College Scorecard—both resources that help students prepare...
September 14, 2016Secretary of Education John B. King, Jr., delivered remarks at the U.S. Department of Education Headquarters in Washington, D.C., before setting off on the seventh annual back-to-school bus tour of the Obama Administration to celebrate progress in communities and states across the country. The tour kicked off in the nation's capital and ended in Louisiana. King and other senior Department officials held events highlighting the Administration's key education initiatives and the progress made to...
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Traveling Jewelry Case
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Whenever you travel you're just not sure what to do with all your jewelry. Make this neat jewelry case you can neatly store all your pretty jewels in. Perfect for traveling.
- Padded fabric placemat, approximately 12 ¾" X 18"
- Coordinating fabric for pockets 2" wider than placement and 10" deep. Sample used 20" X 10
- 3 yards 5/8" –3/4" wide coordinating satin ribbon
- Iron
- Scissors
Fold and iron 1/2" hems to the wrong side of all sides of the coordinating "pocket" fabric. Roll and press another ½" on the 10" sides, completely sealing raw edges. Unfold pressed sides and run a thin line of FABRI-TAC under the last fold, refold and gently press down with your fingers to eliminate oozing.
Fold and press top and bottom edges in 1", completely sealing raw edges, and glue top and bottom hems into place.
Glue ribbon onto pocket fabric by gluing along top hem, wrapping ribbon around to wrong sides on both edges. Glue ribbons along side seams and pocket divider lines as in picture. Adjust pocket size and quantity to suit your needs. Sample has 6 pockets varying in size from 3 ½" to 1 ¾" wide. Wrap ribbons around to the wrong side at both the top and bottom.
Lay pocket onto placement. Fold bottom corners diagonally if using a placemat with rounded edges as in sample. Apply FABRI-TAC to wrong side of hems and pocket divider lines and start gluing on one side and bottom corner. Glue one section and press in place. Continue with glue along first pocket divider line and bottom hem. Repeat gluing for each pocket divider. Glue final corner and side in place.
Fold top 3" of the placemat down, covering the tops of the pockets. Iron to crease.
- Either fold or roll up case. To fold, bring both ends into center and then bring halves together. Wrap 30-32" of matching ribbon around the case and tie in a bow. Mark where the center of the ribbon is on the case and then glue in place with FABRI-TAC.
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Ormet is scheduled to finish its shut down at some point this week, leaving workers without a job and Monroe County's economy in disarray. Pyles claims Kasich didn't do enough to keep the facility open, and now the governor needs to "step up on this issue … so these people will have decent jobs to go to."
Ormet announced Friday it is closing the aluminum plant following last week's order from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio that lowered the company's electric rate from $60 to $50 per megawatt-hour. The company said it needs a rate of $45.89 per megawatt-hour to continue operating.
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