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The unexpected adoption of pro-natural gas resolutions by the towns of Delaware and Fremont struck Sullivan County's liberal political establishment like a thunderbolt. This was a major political victory for local property owners.
For the last two months scores of desperate environmental radicals have attended monthly meetings in both towns trying without success to get those courageous town board members to back down and rescind their resolutions.
Why all the hysteria? Governor Cuomo has signaled that individual towns may be given the right to authorize or reject gas drilling. What is at stake are millions of dollars of bonus money for individual property owners, huge tax revenues for local towns, thousands of new high-paying jobs for unemployed local residents and the greatest economic boom Sullivan County has ever seen.
According to the Wall Street Journal, "approximately 60" New York towns actually sitting on the Marcellus shale have adopted pro-gas resolutions. This late-breaking development counters the 100 towns, most of which have no Marcellus shale gas reserves, that have adopted "feel-good" anti-fracking bans or moratoriums. Even though the media is not adequately covering the adoption of the pro-gas resolutions, the public should be aware that the number continues to rise every month.
Many people do not realize that not only did Delaware and Fremont adopt such resolutions, but so did the Delaware County town of Hancock, which borders Fremont. Together these three contiguous towns have a combined area of 248 square miles. This is an enormous exploration zone for oil and gas companies interested in the Marcellus shale.
Additionally, the local towns of Windsor, Sanford, Deposit. Kirkwood, Conklin and the Town of Binghamton (not the City of Binghamton) have also adopted pro-gas drilling resolutions. As you can see, the town boards of Delaware, Fremont and Hancock do not stand alone on this issue.
It means that a solid 65-mile block of towns stretching along the New York-Pennsylvania border have signaled to the governor that they support safe and responsible gas drilling.
This development is also of enormous significance to the major oil and gas exploration and development companies interested in our region. Local property owners and town boards who want gas drilling should take heart, we are closer to winning than ever.
In fact, reliable sources tell us that a huge commercial gas discovery was recently drilled three miles across the Pennsylvania border from Kirkwood. Property owners within that drilling unit having 100 acres and a 12.5% royalty may be looking at $500,000 a year in potential payments. Smaller landowners could be getting $5,000 per acre annually. This moves the gas frontier to approximately 45 miles from Sullivan County and it will get even closer as time goes on.
Obviously, the stakes are high, but good business sense of the type demonstrated by these local town boards will eventually prevail.
[Noel van Swol is the president of the Sullivan-Delaware Property Owners Association, an association of landowners who favor the development of natural gas resources and represent approximately 70,000 acres.]

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Dordt College offering business classes to the community
December 6, 2012
Have you been thinking about enhancing your skills in QuickBooks or Excel? Maybe you are interested in learning more about the Lean Management movement or are looking for some ways to improve your own professional practices.
The Dordt College Department of Business has opened four of its one-credit courses to community members who are interested in developing their professional skills.
Courses are approximately one month long and most require an hour and 15 minutes twice a week in class. The cost is $75 for community members, and the classes are open based on space available. To register, contact the Dordt College Office of Admissions at 1-800-343-6738. Registration will stay open until the first day of class if there is still room available.
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QuickBooks: Thursdays from February 21 to May 2. 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Instructor: Professor Shirley Folkerts. This course provides an introduction and overview of QuickBooks, a computerized accounting software package popular in small- and medium-sized businesses. A main component of the course will be hands-on practice, and students will obtain an understanding of what QuickBooks offers, will be familiar with the most common tasks, and will learn where to find information about advanced features of the program.
Lean Management: Tuesdays and Thursdays from February 19 to March 28. 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Instructor: Professor Kari Sandouka. Lean Management is a major movement in a variety of organizations today—including for-profit, not-for-profit, and governmental. This course will examine the time-based methodology of Continuous Improvement that is often employed to implement and sustain a Lean environment.
Advanced Excel: Tuesdays and Thursdays from January 29 to February 28. 1:50 p.m. to 3:05 p.m. Instructor: Professor Tim Klein. This course will provide a development of skills needed to become more proficient in the use of spreadsheets. Students will use PivotTables, charts, and organizational tools while incorporating formulas to make their spreadsheets more productive.
Professional Practices: Tuesdays and Thursdays from January 15 for February 14. 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Instructor: Erica Vonk. In this course, students will polish the process of career preparation and formal etiquette useful in many areas of life. Students will learn to find and apply for jobs and will participate in hands-on learning in areas such as formal dining, professional interviewing, applying for graduate school, and other topics related to career preparation.
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Local Ranger James Bennett is in charge of the probe into the shooting.
The man, identified as Jerry DeLaGarza, was shot and killed by Bee County deputies after a car chase on Saturday.
According to reports, DeLaGarza was being pursued after he assaulted his wife with a knife in Bee County earlier that day.
The man was shot after he reportedly ran his vehicle into a deputy's car near the intersection of U.S. Highway 59 and Farm-to-Market Road 351 west of the city.
Law enforcement officers had been looking for DeLaGarza since earlier that day after the domestic dispute was reported.
Family friends said he had stabbed his wife with a knife before fleeing their home.
The shooting took place later on U.S. Highway 59 west of the city after a deputy from Live Oak County followed DeLaGarza into Bee County.
Sheriff Larry Busby's office in Live Oak County reportedly was notified of the search for the suspect just before 3 p.m. Saturday.
According to that same report, U.S. marshals notified area law enforcement agencies at about 3 p.m. that the suspect's green Hummer had been spotted on a county road west of Bee County.
Busby said that a dispatch radioed a warning and a vehicle description to officers in the surrounding counties, about 2:37 p.m.
A Live Oak County deputy located the man around 3:20 p.m. and was in pursuit of the green Hummer he was driving. According to Busby, the officer told dispatch that the subject blew through an intersection going about 85 mph and would not stop the vehicle.
The subject began to douse himself in diesel, a substance that the officers thought was gasoline.
"The subject starting pouring diesel all over himself and his car, then threw the cans out the window," Busby said. "It was blowing back at the officers and they thought it was gasoline, so they backed off a little."
As officers were in pursuit, the subject began driving erratically, swerving in and out of both lanes "like he was going to hit an oncoming car."
Busby said that spikes were set up in Bee County, in the direction of which the subject was traveling, along with a roadblock to help end the chase.
"He hit the spikes and his tires went flat but he kept driving," Busby said. "He started trying to light the diesel but it wouldn't catch."
As the man attempted to light himself on fire, he ran into the roadblock set up by Bee County officers and rammed into a deputy's vehicle. Officers then opened fire, shooting and killing the subject.
One report said Deputy Lt. Ronnie Jones, with the Bee County Sheriff's Office, reported that deputies fired numerous shots at the suspect as he sat in his vehicle. Jones did not say if officers found a weapon in the vehicle.
"The chase started and ended in Bee County," Busby said. "We just ended up finding him and chasing him through Live Oak County."
Busby also said the subject had violated his parole, and had previously spent time in prison for assault.
Jones confirmed that several deputies were placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation by Texas Rangers.
Placing the deputies on leave is standard procedure following an officer-involved shooting.
He did not release the names of those deputies.
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#129916 - 07/01/04 01:32 PM Balbus
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I note that there was some interest a while ago about Balbus. In case there is still interest, I offer the following. From circumstantial evidence, I am 90% sure that the proverbial factoid that Balbus built a wall derives from a Latin exercise book in use in Britain around 1900 ( that is, exercises from Latin to English, vice versa, or both). There must have been some sentence like Balbus murum fecit.
If dxb could remember what book he was using in that stultifying Latin class of his, that would give us a clue.
#129917 - 07/07/04 12:00 PM Re: Balbus
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Wheee! Sorry, but that *would be a feat of memory! Mind you we're not talking 1900 here, but still I wouldn't be surprised if the book dated back that far. The Latin master did.
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There must have been some sentence like Balbus murum fecit.
Not sure about Balbus making a wall, but Google unearthed these bits about Balbus building one. The first has to do with Baden-Powell's Boy Scouts, the second with Wodehouse (in Tale of St. Austin's, 1903), and the third an article from the early 1900s on science and Buddhism.
O Baden-Powell Gilwellensis, et vos O Magister Scoutorum, et vos O Roveri Exploralores ! Balbus murum aedificavit, or as the poet puts it with more felicity:
"Sanatogen radox ellimans embrocation for bruises,
Kolynos veet vapex; vita-wheat varicose veins,
Cascara sagrada zox, enos zambuk ryvita,
Pepsodent euthymol, ellimans also for sprains."
And ...
These voluminous notes are apt to prove a nuisance in more ways than one. Your average master is generally inordinately fond of them, and will frequently ask some member of the form to read his note on so-and-so out to his fellows. This sometimes leads to curious results, as it is hardly to be expected that the youth called upon will be attending, even if he is awake, which is unlikely. On one occasion an acquaintance of mine, 'whose name I am not at liberty to divulge', was suddenly aware that he was being addressed, and, on giving the matter his attention, found that it was the form-master asking him to read out his note on Balbus murum aedificavit. My friend is a kind-hearted youth and of an obliging disposition, and would willingly have done what was asked of him, but there were obstacles, first and foremost of which ranked the fact that, taking advantage of his position; on the back desk (whither he thought the basilisk eye of Authority could not reach), he had substituted Bab Ballads for the words of Virgil, and was engrossed in the contents of that modern classic. The subsequent explanations lasted several hours. In fact, it is probable that the master does not understand the facts of the case thoroughly even now. It is true that he called him a 'loathsome, slimy, repulsive toad', but even this seems to fall short of the grandeur of the situation.
And ...
It is the difference between the schoolboy who painfully construes "Balbus murum ædificavit," and the Roman who announces that historic fact without a thought of his grammer.
Seems to me that it probably is from some old Latin grammar book.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
Name of Product: Green Thumb Twin Wheelbarrows
Units: About 17,000
Distributor: True Value Co., of Chicago, Ill.
Manufacturer: Qingdao Huatian Hand Truck Co. Ltd., of China
Hazard: Over-inflating the tire could cause the wheel's plastic rim to break, posing an injury to the user.
Incidents/Injuries: True Value has received two reports of the plastic rim breaking. No injuries have been reported.
Description: The recalled wheelbarrow has tan plastic wheel rims, a black plastic tray and steel handles and axle.
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Posted on June 04, 2013
The Grand Valley University Foundation will honor noted philanthropists and a longtime advocate for women's sports at its annual Enrichment Dinner.
The event is set for June 5 at DeVos Place in Grand Rapids. Awards will be presented to Beatrice A. Idema, Brian and Paqui Kelly, and Joan Boand.
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Beatrice A. Idema
Bea Idema is a passionate philanthropist whose lifetime of giving has made a tremendous difference in West Michigan in many fields, including education, health and the arts.
Bea and her husband, Bill, created a foundation that has supported multiple non-profits in the region including Camp Henry, D.A. Blodgett, Metro Health Hospital and the Grand Rapids Art Museum. Idema recently funded the John Ball Zoo's Idema Forest Realm and Funicular.
She has also supported Grand Valley for more than 40 years. Idema had key roles in the campaign for the Mary Idema Pew Library Learning and Information Commons, and the Cook-DeVos Center for Health Sciences.
Leadership Award
Brian and Paqui Kelly
While now at the University of Notre Dame, Brian and Paqui, '98, Kelly will always be part of the Grand Valley family.
Brian started his football coaching career as a graduate assistant for the Lakers. He served as head coach from 1991-2003; during that time his teams won two NCAA Division II championships. Paqui worked in the Financial Aid Office and earned a master's degree in education from Grand Valley.
She is a two-time breast cancer survivor, giving the family the inspiration to establish the Kelly Cares Foundation, which supports organizations and programs that align health, education and community.
The Kelly family generously supports Grand Valley and the Kelly Family Sports Center is named in their honor.
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Joan Boand
Joan Boand, professor emeritus of physical education, will receive the Lubbers Award, established to honor longtime faculty and staff members for their service to the university and community.
Boand began her teaching career at Grand Valley in 1966 and was soon involved in establishing a sports program for women athletes. She coached softball, basketball, volleyball and track and field; her basketball teams won four straight conference titles. Boand retired in 1999 as associate athletic director.
To honor Boand's career and celebrate the 40th anniversary of Title IX, an endowment fund was established last year to support a scholarship and professional development opportunities for students. The fund is named in honor of Boand and Patti Rowe, a fellow faculty member.


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I thought I would see how he would react...HE LOVED IT!! He even grabbed the bowl out of my hand...perhaps that means he is ready???? LOL I am still only planning on giving him a little bit, as I plan to exclusively breastfeed for a while. I didn't expect him to take to it SOOOOOOO well!!
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DD#4 has slipped on her curve up to the 4mo visit, and then this week at her 6mo visit she plummeted having only gained 2oz & grew 1/2 inch in length (eeks). She is only 11lbs 15oz, and 25.5 inches long (she was 8lbs 13oz at birth).
She takes 16-18oz of EBM each day at sitters, M-F and nurses in am & pm, plus exclusive nursing on weekends. My ped wanted me to supplement 18oz of high cal formula for 2 wks and come back for a weight check. After digging online & talking with babysitter, we came to a conclusion that I might have high levels of lipase (found these forums through a thread about it), and called dr asking if we can attempt the scalding of the milk for 1 week and see if she has a better weight gain. Dr said it would be okay to try this test, and we can come back in 7-10 days for a weight check. I also have a scale at home, and I plan to check her weight every other day to see how she is doing.
Has anyone here heard of excess lipase causing the baby to not be able to get all the fat from the milk that it needs? My milk "looks normal" and now that we know what might be the smell, hopefully it will smell right again (note: baby has never complained about milk taste/smell).
I will add that last week our house had a stomach flu... and about 1 month ago I had gall bladder surgery (unexpectedly) and I've had to work to regain my supply. Luckily I had a good size freezer stash to make it through my hospital stay. Is it possible that she just had a bad month recently, and that caused the really poor weight gain? I'm hoping that this next week or so I can get some kind of weight gain and bring her back up. We've also started solids this week (we were beginning to add some here and there before the appt, but now are doing it full force, to see if it will help add some cals to her diet). There is also a great store where I can do a before & after feed weighing that I might try to go to one day to see just how much she is taking from me.
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Hunter meets "The Man" at "The Can"
I really could overwhelm you with pictures and a monster blog today, and as much as I'd like to do just that, tomorrow is the Rockies home opener and my folks are arriving in town so I'm a short on time but I'll do my best.
Let me tell you that this Power Aid contest that Hunter won was really a good time and all of the folks who helped with this promotion were really on their game.
We showed up at 5pm and they greeted Hunter and another winner with Power Aid backpacks.
Inside the backpacks were a couple bottles of PowerAid, wrist bands, two T-Shirts, a Power Aid water bottle, a towel and an Autographed Carmelo Anthony jersey.
This jersey was the real deal too. Not a replica jersey like the one I was sport'n.
That was really cool of them and one helluva way to get greeted.
Hunter and I were floored.
Hunter told me later, "Dad I know you want this jersey but I want to have it framed". I told him I'd be lying if I said I didn't want an autographed Melo jersey but I didn't want "his" jersey.
I tell you what though..I'm jealous as hell🙂.
After the presentation of the backpacks we all headed over to the trailer where they do all of the editing for the basketball game. They were really nice to us and explained in a nutshell what they do before and after the game inside this mobile trailer.
When we finished touring the trailer we walked over to the hallway and that was where we waited for Melo to show meet us..
While we were waiting I saw Anthony Carter walk by, Renaldo Balkman, Chauncey Billups and Chris Anderson (Birdman).
When Melo walked in as he passd me he saw I had on his # jersey and he gave me a hand slap.
Then he walked up to Hunter and the other winner and said hi and talked to them a little bit.
Hunter had a few questions he wanted to ask and Melo was REALLY cool about answering them. Melo was totally a class act tonight and it was really nice to see Hunter keep his stuff together and not get nervous and forget how to talk.
Here's a video of Hunter asking Melo a few questions:
Then we all posed for a photo.
Thanks Melo, those few minutes you spent with my boy will leave a lasting impression on him for the rest of his life. Thank you sir for making it a positive one.
Then we headed out to the court to wait for Chris Marlowe (FSN play by-play announcer) to give meet the kids and tell them a little bit about what he does.
He shook my hand I said "Nice to meet you Mr. Marlowe" and he hit me back with "Call me Chris". Chris I know you're a busy guy but thanks for spending some time with "my guy".
He writes a really good blog for the Nuggets and you have no idea how bad I wanted to slip him a Ranter card and talk some blogging with him. I reminded myself that tonight was Hunter's night not mine.
Hunter was so good and so polite to all of these new people. I was really proud of him.
Here's video of Chris explaining some stuff to the kids:
That was pretty much it. They told us we could hang out court side for a while until they asked to leave.
What a great opportunity to take pictures. this fella below would be the Birdman.
Birdman has some intense fans. Check out this artwork.
Enjoy the picture show and half-time video of "The Rubber Man". Let me warn you about the Rubber Man, this video is way beyond strange.
We headed up to our seats on the first level Row 15 and watched the Nuggets go back and forth a little bit with the Thunder. In the end the Nuggets were just too strong with Melo scoring 31 points, JR smith scoring 17 and Nene scoring 21.
Nuggets win 122-110 and I would like to thank PowerAid, FSN Rocky Mountain, Altitude Sports, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Marlowe, Pepsi Center the Denver Nuggets and anyone else who may have had a hand in this once in a lifetime experience for Hunter.
Best beard of the evening————>
Below is Rocky messing with a guy who is not too thrilled.
Rocky's persistent though and the dude eventually cracked..
Check out this fan's tattoo. Is that real?
Missed that tattoo, here's a close up of this beauty.
Rocky wishing the guys good luck.
It's always nice to know when your down, your friends are right there to pick you up.
Check the Rockpile Ranter's picture blog over the next couple of days. I'll have the rest of this games pictures uploaded.
Tomorrow is the day, opening day at Coors Field.
I work half a day, go home for an hour then head out to Coors field for day one of Hagg'n, tagg'n, snagg'n and making memories so I can be bragg'n.
I'm D,….The rhyming Ranter with the funky fresh banter. Old Skool, but not an old fool.
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ALWAYS rhyming D! Seriously, I understand you love to blog, but, give it up, and become the next Dr. Seuss. Hunter meeting Melo must have been SICK! He didn't choke on his questions, but he did seem kinda shy at times, especially in the trailer. When he's older, he see these videos and realize he should have spoke up a bit more. And, if I was that guy with the Sharpie tattoos, I wouldn't have walked out of the house looking like a replica of Birdman. It's funny, but sad at the same time. I'm happy you two got to see your Nuggets win big. Hagg'n begins for you today, April 15 for me. Let's do this dance!
– Donnie
DONNIE-Man I really appreciate your enthusiasm brotha. Hunter was a touch nervous but at least he asked some questions, the other winner didn't say anything. Right now I'm just counting the minutes…D
"Strange" is not the word for the Rubber Man. How about freaky, unnatural, icky? Looks like he could actually kiss his own *ss. Sounds like you and your son had a great time, though.
Rants, Raves, and Random Thoughts
Tough night in LA last night for the Nuggets….the Lakers were good enough as it is and now they get back Andrew Bynum….yikes!
Wow! That was so cool! Funny that my first pro basketball game I went to see was in Denver when I was there on vacation quite a few years back. Since then I do go see my Lakers about two games a season.
Emma bleeding Dodger Blue!
EMMA-Nice, Hunter's still on a cloud from that day.
JULIA-Thanks, you know we will🙂
PHIL-You're right brotha, Lakers with Andrew Bynum is scary man.
SUE-Rubber man was a freak but I couldn't stop rolling the camera, strange.
DONNIE-Didn't mean to play you bro, folks are in town and life is real busy. Heading out to Game 2 against the Phillies right now…D


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TCL > March 2013 Issue > Summaries of Selected Opinions
Summaries of selected Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals Opinions appear on a space-available basis. The summaries are prepared for the Colorado Bar Association (CBA) by Katherine Campbell and Frank Gibbard, licensed Colorado attorneys. They are provided as a service by the CBA and are not the official language of this Court. The CBA cannot guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the summaries. Full copies of the Tenth Circuit decisions are accessible from the CBA website: www.cobar.org (click on "Opinions/Rules/Statutes").
No. 11-6339. United States v. Washington. 12/28/2012. W.D.Okla. Judge McKay. Armed Career Criminal Act—Prior Juvenile Adjudication as Predicate Violent Felony.
Defendant pleaded guilty to two firearms charges. At sentencing, the district court concluded that his prior violent felonies qualified him for an enhanced sentence under the Armed Career Criminal Act (ACCA or Act). Accordingly, it sentenced him to a minimum fifteen-year sentence under the Act. On appeal, defendant challenged the district court's conclusion that his Oklahoma juvenile adjudication for pointing a weapon qualified as a predicate violent felony within the ACCA.
Defendant argued that the government failed to establish that his act of juvenile delinquency involved a violent felony. Under Oklahoma law, pointing a weapon can be either a misdemeanor or a felony. The felony charge requires the element that the defendant pointed the weapon for the purpose of threatening or injuring a person through either physical injury or intimidation. The Tenth Circuit examined defendant's charging document, and determined that its language tracked the language of the felony offense. It further rejected defendant's arguments that his juvenile adjudication must have been based on the misdemeanor offense because (1) the charging document used the term "pointing a weapon," which was closer to the title of the misdemeanor offense; (2) defendant's sentence of five months was within the misdemeanor range of punishment; (3) court costs were not assessed at the standard level for juvenile felony adjudications; and (4) the court should apply the "rule of lenity" to construe the juvenile adjudication to refer to the misdemeanor offense.
The Circuit further rejected defendant's argument that Oklahoma law prevents the treatment of a juvenile adjudication as a criminal conviction under the ACCA. State law does not govern federal court consideration of a defendant's state juvenile court records when determining a sentence prescribed by federal law.
Finally, defendant argued that his juvenile adjudication could not be used as a predicate conviction because it had been dismissed by the juvenile court, rendering it a nullity. After defendant served a term of probation, the juvenile court had ordered the action dismissed on application by the district attorney. Under Oklahoma law, which determined what constituted a "conviction," a dismissed case would constitute a nullity only if it had been sealed, which did not happen here. The Circuit therefore concluded that the juvenile adjudication qualified as a violent felony and affirmed defendant's conviction and sentence.
No. 11-1569. Auraria Student Housing at the Regency, LLC v. Campus Village Apartments, LLC. 01/04/2013. D.Colo. Judge Murphy. Appeal of Interlocutory Order—Motion to Dismiss—Private Parties.
Auraria Student Housing at the Regency, LLC (Regency) and Campus Village Apartments, LLC (Campus Village) each operated an apartment complex near the University of Denver. Campus Village had an agreement with the University whereby students were required to live in its apartments for two semesters. Regency sued Campus Village, alleging the residence restriction was an illegal conspiracy to monopolize, in violation of the Sherman Act. Campus Village moved to dismiss, arguing that the residency restriction was authorized by a state policy to displace competition with regulation, and thus it was not subject to the Sherman Act. The anticompetitive conduct must be at least a foreseeable result of state legislation. The district court concluded that the state legislation Campus Village relied on did not make the agreement sufficiently foreseeable to protect Campus Village. Consequently, the district court denied Campus Village's motion to dismiss, and this appeal followed.
The Tenth Circuit noted that appellate jurisdiction is limited to district court judgments that are final. An order denying a motion to dismiss is not final where it ensures that litigation will continue. A small class of interlocutory orders are subject to immediate review if they conclusively determine the issue, resolve an important issue separate from the merits, and are effectively unreviewable on appeal from a final judgment. The third condition is not met merely by demonstrating that interlocutory review is necessary to avoid trial. Here, both litigants were private parties, which removed from the equation various public-service considerations, such as allowing public officials to perform their duties without fear of legal consequences. The Circuit repeated the Supreme Court's caution against expanding collateral review, and rejected Campus Village's arguments for interlocutory review. The Circuit held that the district court's order denying Campus Village's motion to dismiss was not an appealable final order. Accordingly, the appeal was dismissed.
No. 11-5130. Walters v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. 01/08/2013. N.D.Okla. Judge Lucero. Court Settlement—Enforceable—Separate Judgment Document—Extend Time for Notice of Appeal—Motion to Reconsider.
Plaintiff sued his former employer for discrimination. During a court settlement conference, the parties reached a settlement, but plaintiff's counsel requested a modification of the written agreement. The parties then signed a separate document setting forth the terms and agreeing to sign a formal agreement within twenty days. Plaintiff later refused to sign the formal agreement. Eventually, the employer filed a motion to enforce the settlement. The district court granted the motion, concluding that the agreement made at the settlement conference was a complete, enforceable contract. This order disposed of the case, but the district court did not enter the judgment in a separate document. Plaintiff filed a motion to reconsider, which the district court denied. Proceeding pro se, plaintiff appealed.
The Tenth Circuit first addressed whether plaintiff's notice of appeal was timely. Because the district court did not issue a separate judgment, the judgment was deemed entered 150 days after the order disposing of the case. Moreover, the order denying the motion to reconsider did not start the notice-of-appeal clock. Therefore, plaintiff was entitled to the 150-day period for constructive entry of judgment, and his notice of appeal was timely.
Applying state contract law, the Circuit then affirmed the district court's ruling that the settlement agreement was enforceable. The fact that a formal document was drafted later did not undermine the parties' agreement. The Circuit rejected plaintiff's claim that he should have had twenty-one days to consider whether to sign the formal agreement under the Older Workers' Benefit Protection Act. The twenty-one-day consideration provision does not apply to the settlement of a court case. The district court's judgment was affirmed.
No. 12-1004. United States v. Holyfield. 01/08/2013. D.Colo. Judge Murphy. Prior Predicate Felony Convictions—Finality—Expiration of Time for Appeal.
A jury convicted defendant of conspiracy to distribute crack cocaine and powder cocaine, in violation of 21 USC § 841. The district court sentenced him to a mandatory minimum sentence of life imprisonment, because he had two or more prior felony convictions that were final as of the time he violated § 841. These convictions included a 1993 California conviction for transporting cocaine and a 1998 California conviction for possession of marijuana for sale. The Tenth Circuit affirmed defendant's sentence on direct appeal. Defendant then filed a motion to vacate or correct his sentence pursuant to 28 USC § 2255, arguing that counsel had been ineffective on direct appeal in failing to argue, inter alia, that his 1988 conviction had not been final at the time he violated § 841.
On appeal, defendant renewed his argument that his 1988 conviction was not final at the time he violated § 841. The conviction occurred in July 1998, when defendant pleaded guilty to illegal marijuana possession. The California state court suspended imposition of his sentence and placed him on probation. The probation sentence carried the possibility that his felony conviction might be reduced to a misdemeanor. Defendant was still on probation when he violated § 841. However, his probation had been revoked by the time he was convicted of violating § 841, thus cutting off the possibility that his conviction would be reduced to a misdemeanor. Moreover, his time for appealing the 1998 conviction, which began running at the time he was placed on probation, had passed when he committed the § 841 offense. Because the time for appealing his 1998 conviction had passed by the time the conspiracy that gave rise to his § 841 conviction ended, defendant committed a violation of § 841 after his 1998 conviction became final. The Circuit therefore upheld the denial of his § 2255 motion.
No. 11-5114. United States v. De La Cruz. 01/09/2013. N.D.Okla. Judge Ebel. Search and Seizure—Articulable Suspicion of Criminal Activity—Request for Identification.
Defendant entered a conditional guilty plea to unlawfully reentering the United States after a deportation, reserving the right to appeal the denial of his motion to suppress evidence agents obtained from him as the result of a stop. Officers encountered defendant at a truck wash, where they were looking for a different suspect thought to be unlawfully in the United States. Defendant drove a car with dark-tinted windows to the truck wash to drop off a passenger after hours. One of the officers thought defendant resembled a photo of the suspect they were looking for. The officers activated their emergency lights and parked their vehicles to prevent defendant from leaving.
As it turned out, defendant had driven to the truck wash to drop off his brother, who worked there. An officer ordered defendant to turn off the engine to his vehicle, to place the keys on top of the car, and to exit the vehicle. Defendant complied, but his brother ran away. Two of the officers pursued and apprehended the brother, discovering that he was in the United States illegally. The third officer stayed with defendant and handcuffed him. When the officers returned, the officer with the photograph had a "pretty good idea" defendant was not the man in the photograph. He nevertheless ordered defendant to produce identification. Defendant presented a fake Oklahoma ID card. Using the information on the card, the officers discovered he was illegally in the United States and previously had been deported. After arresting and Mirandizing defendant, the officers obtained a statement from him confirming his immigration status.
On appeal, the Tenth Circuit rejected both of the district court's bases for denying defendant's suppression motion. First, it concluded the district court erred in determining that the officers had reasonable suspicion to continue to detain defendant to obtain his identification. The officers' suspicion that defendant was the suspect they were looking for should have been dispelled after they returned from apprehending his brother and got a good chance to compare defendant with the photograph. Further, defendant's brother's flight could not be used to justify defendant's continued detention. Defendant was not fleeing and, until he provided a fake ID, there was no evidence that he had engaged in any illegal activity or was illegally in the United States. His social interaction with his brother, consisting of driving him to work, did not give the officers reasonable suspicion to believe that he was unlawfully transporting an illegal alien.
The Circuit also rejected the district court's alternative conclusion that even if there was an unlawful seizure, defendant's identity need not itself be suppressed. Although a defendant may not seek to suppress his very identity and body from a criminal proceeding merely because of an unconstitutional arrest, he or she still may seek suppression of specific pieces of evidence, such as fingerprints or statements, that establish that identity. Here, defendant permissibly sought to suppress the information card he supplied to the agents and the information the agents learned as a result of that card. The Circuit therefore reversed the district court's decision denying defendant's suppression motion and remanded the case to the district court for further proceedings.
No. 11-6309. Dill Oil Company, LLC v. Stephens (In re Stephens). 01/15/2013. W.D.Okla. Judge Kelly. Bankruptcy—Absolute Priority Rule—First Impression—Chapter 11—Doctrine of Equitable Mootness—Rule Continues to Apply.
After the debtors filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, creditor Dill Oil Company, LLC (Dill) objected to confirmation of the proposed plan on the ground that it violated the absolute priority rule (APR). The APR bars junior claimants, including debtors, from retaining any interest in property when a dissenting class of senior creditors has not been paid in full. Dill held mortgages on the debtors' real estate that were subject to existing mortgages on the properties. The debtors owed $1.8 million to Dill. Under the proposed plan, the Dills would be paid $15,000 as a secured creditor and the remaining claim would be unsecured. The Dills would receive a monthly payment for five years, totaling about 1% of their unsecured claim. The debtors would retain possession and control of their property.
Dill objected to the proposed plan and asserted that it violated the APR. The bankruptcy court rejected this argument and held that the 2005 bankruptcy code amendment abrogated the APR as to individual Chapter 11 debtors. The Bankruptcy Appellate Panel certified a direct appeal to the appellate court.
The Tenth Circuit rejected the debtors' request to dismiss the appeal under the doctrine of equitable mootness, which applies when reaching the merits would be unfair or impractical. The Circuit evaluated several factors, including the public importance of this issue of first impression. The Circuit then considered the statutory language and Congress's intent to determine whether, under the 2005 amendments, the APR continued to apply to Chapter 11 debtors. Finding no clear language or congressional intent, the Circuit held that the 2005 amendments did not repeal the APR. The bankruptcy court's order confirming the plan was reversed and the case was remanded for further proceedings.


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6-7 hrs with wake ups every 2 hrs
8+ hours, like a baby
6-8 hours
Under 5 hours
4 hours of sleep
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1-2 hours a day. Like a hummingbird
i do not sleep at all. And i communicate with clockwork elves
I wake up sometimes with tranny blood on my clothes
I do not lift or use steroids
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6-7 hrs with wake ups every 2 hrs
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I get 6-8 hours and I do wake up to be ever so often.
Under 5 for me, but if I could get that consecutive that would be good.
But I can't sleep anyways, so bring on the gotdamn Tren!
5hrs then wake up every hr or so. Going to start taking melatonin to see if it helps.
Under 5 for me as well. Seems I simply have a bunch of power naps all night long.
hate it or love it....
Try getting 8 hrs wake up every 2-3 hrs sucks take maltione on Sundays
Am I the only guy on this forum that doesn't have sleep interrupted or night sweats? I get about 9hrs of uninterrupted sleep a night and also take 2hr naps during the day on or off tren.
In bed for at least 8 hours. It takes at least an hour or 2 to actually hit deep sleep, but then flip flop all night. I piss at least 2 times. It feels 3 hours of sleep or less everday when I wake up.
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Its good to know all you guys all have the same problems with lack of sleep, waking up constantly, tossing & turning night after night....Hmmmm!
Sounds like you guys all have PTSD too.
What sucks is every time I wake up I eat and then I go right back to sleep. 2 things that do not help fat loss
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4 hrs. a day of sleep when on tren. Lucky to get 5 without it....and that's on top of a lot of sleeping pills and aids. Roxerem works wonders, but my new insurance no longer pays for it. So....back on clonopin againl
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Last two nights were horrible. Tossed and turned all night. Feeling wreaked this morning. Plus my entire body aches. All started when started tren. I have ran tren before with very little sides. Not sure what is different about this time.
Anyone take any allergy pills while on tren and have a bad reaction? Allergies were really bad yesterday. I thought it would help me sleep but man I woke up in the middle of the night.... it felt like my personality was split in half and I was in the middle just going insane.
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Sleeping just fine on 400 mg of BPL tren. I get up only to pee, which I had to do before the tren, so . . .
Without ambien i'm lucky to get 5 hours. Also waking up shivering because you soaked the blankets with sweat is pretty annoying lol.
I am 5 weeks into my first tren run and surprisingly sleep hasn't been affected all that much. Maybe a speedy type feeling at night where I feel like I need to be doing something productive like checking all the forums but if I'm mindful and let myself wind down I can get to sleep pretty easily so far. Def waking up to piss more often but I'm right back out after I lay down. Only at 400 mg tren E, going to be bumping to 600 in a week so we'll see how that goes. I could easily sleep 8+ if I had more hours in the day but I have to settle for about 6 during the week.
6-8 hours a night with at least one wake up to piss and random other wake ups to kick the covers off of me. But for the dosage, I'm not complaining.


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Since 1971, the United Nations has recognized "least developed countries" (LDCs) as a category of States that are deemed highly disadvantaged in their development process, for structural, historical and also geographical reasons. LDCs face more than other countries the risk of deeper poverty and remaining in a situation of underdevelopment. More than 75 per cent of the LDCs' population still live in poverty. These countries are also characterized by their vulnerability to external economic shocks, natural and man-made disasters and communicable diseases. As such, the LDCs are in need of the highest degree of attention from the international community.
Currently, the 48 LDCs comprise around 880 million people, 12 per cent of the world population, which face severe structural impediments to growth. However, the LDCs account for less than 2 per cent of world GDP and around 1 per cent of world trade.
Four United Nations Conferences on the LDCs were held in: 1981, 1990, 2001 and 2011. The Fourth United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries adopted the Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries for the Decade 2011-2020 - the so-called Istanbul Programme of Action (IPoA).
In its Least Developed Countries Report 2015, subtitled "Transforming Rural Economies", UNCTAD proposes a roadmap to fight against the root causes of migration flows within and from least developed countries (LDCs) and to eliminate poverty by 2030.
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Hello Jessica, Thank you for your time and dedication to the restoration of Thomas South's broken headstone. It is beautiful. We are from Cincinnati and will be traveling to Brownsburg IN in the near future. Thank you again! & Have a Great Day! Brenda
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Jessica-thanks for honoring Michael with the flag. I am his descendant--(Michael, Lucinda, Elizabeth Kendall Campbell,Oscar Campbell,and my grandmother Bessie Fern Campbell Smith). I am touched.
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Someone has requested a photo for Susan Clay. I see that you cleaned and restored at this cemetery and took pictures of the stones. Since there isn't one for several of them, I am assuming they were not clear enough to get info from. Please let me know if I am correct in assuming this. Thank you.
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Joseph Audsley b. 1812 Yorkshire England who died in Saline co Missouri was not the son of Francis and Mary Sharp. His parents were William Edward and Ellen Ackroyd Audsley. Francis and Mary Sharp Audsley did have a son named Joseph, but he is a different one.
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Hi Jessica,
I was so happy to see our cemetery listed on the site thanks very much!
I would be very appreciative if you would transfer the McCartee plot on Kennard Hill Rd. Porter Oxford County Maine USA to me. We have owned this property since 2007. My husband, son and I have spent many days clearing the area, and straightening the headstones for Mary and Lucinda McCartee. We carefully added new footings for the headstones winch were on the verge of destruction and are happy to say that they are straight and strong. My Aunt plants flowers there and we added a beautiful red rhododendron alongside. Prior to our ownership the site overgrown and was not view able from the road. We take great care in maintaining the site and feel that it is a great adornment to our property.
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Opposite Grandfather�s house, on the hillside, was the district school for the children of the neighborhood. One day in summer, the usual lessons were going on, Aunt Mary, a small girl then, told me how Horace Livermore, a lively son of the Judge, was amusing the pupils by boyish tricks when the teacher was not looking, and the boys always have time and doubtless always will. A sudden thunder shower came, a hush, a crash, the house was struck! Teachers and pupils fled to Grandfather�s house. All were there but Horace. Where was he? Grandfather hurried to the school house which was as usual. But there sat Horace, dead in his seat. None had noticed him in their headlong exit. His grave is in Trinity in the Livermore lot, just back of the church. >The Ashland Town Library Notes, p110.
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You need to please give me the ID#
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Thank you for the transfers Jessica.
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Thanks for taking a picture for Mary A Drown.
She is my great great grandmother. Although I'm around that part of NH, I have yet to find that cemetery. Been on the road many times looking for it, but no luck yet.
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by luvjamalSeptember 21, 2012 at 6:33 PMstir fry sunday!
by LindaClementSeptember 21, 2012 at 6:42 PM
My kids have always loved veggies, so it wasn't a struggle.
A variety of vegetables were served on their plates, on the table and generally around and available when they were hungry, in a variety of different preparations and styles. Neither dh nor I ever talked about what they ate, or when, so 'veggies' weren't an issue.
We rarely have dessert (although I grew up with it after lunch and dinner, every day --apparently a lifetime of habit has nothing to do with my brain) so if they didn't want their dinner (or part of it) there was no negotiations for anything else. When we had dessert, they could eat it whenever they wanted to --and if they were hungry later 'cause they hadn't eaten their dinner, their dinner was waiting for them.
We also grew veggies, with each kid having their own plot to plant their faves in, until they were in their teens.
by HollyHawk333September 21, 2012 at 7:29 PMMy kids have always loved veggies. However as they get older and see daddy not eating them we have struggles. So I try to make them more fun and exciting to eat.
September 21, 2012 at 8:22 PMI don't have a problem getting ds to eat his veggies, its just we need more variety than what I have in the garden. Im hoping the influencer program will introduce ds to different veggies, and different ways of preparing them. :)
I always tried to make things in the kitchen fun... I let them (age appropriate) clean veggies, snap beans, rip lettuce, peel carrots and potatoes, spin lettuce, hold my hand while cutting until old enough they could do it on their own. My biggest trick was to put veggies on pretty plates with frilly toothpicks, especially something new. Sometimes I'd lay them out as an appetizer, as if they were no big deal. Summer was the best for skewering... who got to do the most. Then, it turned into non-seasonal grilling. Brrr! Indeed... finish those veggies (or try), maybe we can do a s'more :)
by alliesmom112September 21, 2012 at 8:35 PM
My name is Sandy and I have a great hubby and a 4 year old dd. We always have a vegetable at every meal. We also had a garden this summer and that helped a lot dd loves to go out to the garden and pick fresh veggies.
I took the pledge because my dd has started school this year and the more she is out in the world she is asking for things that are less healthy. So I am making a major effort to encourage her to eat more veggies and fruits.


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Mrs. Walston was born Nov. 20, 1935, in Kenedy to Emmit Vaughn and Laura Wessels Vaughn. On November 7, 1953 Marjorie married Harvey F. Walston in Kenedy. She worked as a clerk for Montgomery Ward Department Store and was a member of the Assembly of God Church.
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Mixed cryoglobulinemia is a rare disorder characterized by the presence of cryoglobulins in the blood. Cryoglobulins are abnormal proteins that thicken and clump together at cold temperatures, usually below 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit (the average human body temperature). However, the exact temperature at which this occurs may vary from one person to another. When these proteins clump together, they can restrict blood flow to joints, muscles, and organs. Eventually, damage or inflammation of affected blood vessels and surrounding tissue can develop, a condition known as vasculitis. Small blood vessels are usually affected, but occasionally larger blood vessels are involved. Common symptoms include skin lesions, joint pain (arthralgia), and weakness, but specific symptoms can vary greatly from one person to another and can potentially involve multiple organ systems. Mixed cryoglobulinemia is believed to be an immune-mediated disorder (in which the immune system response to chronic infection causes damage to various tissues) or an autoimmune disorder (in which the immune system mistakenly attacks the body's own tissue). Many cases of mixed cryoglobulinemia are associated with chronic infection with the hepatitis C virus. In rare cases, no underlying cause for the disorder can be identified (essential mixed cryoglobulinemia).
Cryoglobulinemia involves dysfunction of the immune system. The immune system is divided into several components, the combined actions of which are responsible for defending against infectious agents. The T cell system (cell-mediated immune response) contributes to fighting several viruses, some bacteria and yeast and fungi. The B cell system (humoral immune response) fights infection caused by other viruses and bacteria. It does so by secreting immune factors called antibodies (also known as immunoglobulins) into the fluid portion of the blood (serum) and body secretions (e.g. saliva). There are five classes of immunoglobulins (Ig) known as IgA, IgD, IgE, IgG, and IgM. Antibodies can directly kill microorganisms or coat them so they are more easily destroyed by white blood cells. Any substance that triggers a response by the immune system is known as an antigen.
Cryoglobulinemia is generally broken down in three subtypes. In type I cryoglobulinemia, cryoglobulins are made up of a specific immunoglobulin, usually IgM. Type I cryoglobulinemia is usually associated with an underlying disorder, specifically certain types of cancer. Type II and type III cryoglobulinemia are known as mixed cryoglobulinemia. In these disorders, cryoglobulins are abnormal immune complexes. An immune complex is formed when an antibody attaches to an antigen. Unlike type I cryoglobulinemia, the cryoglobulins in type II and type III contain rheumatoid factor, which is an autoantibody (i.e. an antibody that attacks the body own tissue). The distinction between type II and type III cryoglobulinemia is mostly technical and deals with whether the rheumatoid factor is monoclonal or polyclonal. The clinical pictures of type II and III cryoglobulinemia are similar. This report primarily deals with mixed cryoglobulinemia.
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ODESSA, Texas — Suffice it to say, Saturday was a long day for the Eastern New Mexico University baseball team.
After Wayland Baptist routed ENMU 11-1, host Texas-Permian Basin followed with a 10-0 shellacking of the Greyhounds in the Falcons' preseason tournament.
Felix Cardenas (1-0) struck out three and allowed three hits in six shutout innings for UTPB (4-1), facing only one batter over the minimum because of two Falcons double plays. Jacob Ricossa pitched the seventh, giving up a single, before the game was called because of a 10-run rule in effect after seven innings in the tournament.
The Falcons scored five second-inning runs off senior right-hander Anthony Smith (0-1), highlighted by center fielder Chandler Goode's three-run double. Designated hitter Andy Quiring's two-out, two-run single keyed a three-run fifth, and Ryan Head banged a two-run single off reliever Chris Martinez in the sixth.
UTPB finished with 12 hits, led by Goode who went 3-for-3 with two doubles and three RBIs. Head finished 2-for-4, while Quiring and Ryan Giacomini both had a pair of hits.
Second baseman Daniel Patching had half of ENMU's hits, going 2-for-3.
The Hounds threatened in the top of the seventh when Patching singled and Jose Campos was hit by a pitch. Both runners moved up on a groundout, but Patching was thrown out at home trying to score on a fly ball to right fielder Stephen Hrebicek to end the game.
The Hounds (1-3) were outscored in their four games 36-12 and committed 12 errors, leading to 15 unearned runs. They gave up five innings of three or more runs on Saturday.
Meantime, the Hounds managed only four hits in each game on Saturday — all singles.
Wayland Baptist 11, ENMU 1 — The Pioneers put together a trio of three-run innings, pulling away with six runs in the final two frames.
Wayland (4-4) collected 18 hits off five ENMU pitchers, including 10 off starter Ryan Pruitt in 4 1/3 innings.
Center fielder Aldo Mendez went 4-for-6 from the leadoff hole with two doubles, two runs scored and four RBIs. He had a two-run single in the eighth and a two-run double in the ninth.
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WBU starter Marcus Limon (1-0) went seven innings, allowing four hits and striking out 14 while throwing 144 pitches. Derrick Sampel finished with two hitless innings.
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