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Since making its first appearance back in March, Chris Paul's latest Jordan Brand signature had been silent. Today, we get another look at the Jordan CP3.VII as well as some specifics on the tech involved. The CP3.VII continues to embody Paul's aggressive game with tons of angular lines as well as the elegant sweep of side panel perforations. Something you can't see on these images that was evident in the earlier shots is how the toe gives way to a contrast on the medial side. But the structure including Dynamic Flywire lockdown and Zoom-cusioned Podulon sole is made more clear in images below, so have a closer look and stick with Sneaker News for Jordan CP3.VII release dates.
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This is definitely JB Fly Wade epic-fail spin off. Had DWade stayed with JB, surely this will be called Fly Wade 5.
wow to ugly
They look like Super Fly 2s and Fly Wades mashed together, these could've looked a lot better, they aren't horrible but not OK.
Not bad i must say
They are not terrible but this reminds me of the Jordan 2010 Team. Hopefully the other colorways are better but , overall not an awful silhouette.
I'm really disappointed in these. The last 2 sigs seemed to be headed in the right direction and then they drop what looks to be a guard-oriented team model on us. These had better be killer performers, because they are seriously lacking aesthetically IMO.
@kutsum agreed. they look very generic
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Wal-Mart sticks with guidance despite suit
June 22, 2004-- Home Textiles Today,
CHICAGO — Though a federal judge in a case pending against Wal-Mart has green lighted what may become the largest civil rights class-action suit in U.S. history, the retailer does not expect the case to have any impact on earnings.
Speaking today at an analyst seminar here, Wal-Mart's Jay Fitzsimmons, senior vice president of finance and treasurer, reconfirmed the company's EPS guidance of 60 cents to 62 cents for the second quarter and $2.35 to $2.39 for the fiscal year.
Judge Martin Jenkins, ruling for the U.S. District Court in San Francisco, has certified the class status of 1.6 million who have employed by the retailer from Dec. 26, 1998, on. The suit was originally filed in 2001 and accuses Wal-Mart of discriminating against women.
In response to the ruling, Wal-Mart pledged to seek an appeal to the decision.
"Let's keep in mind that today's ruling has absolutely nothing to do with the merits of the case," the company said in a statement. "Judge Jenkins is simply saying he thinks it meets the legal requirements necessary to move forward as a class action."
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He found himself the butt of the joke in the Commons yesterday, when George Osborne dubbed him "the model of lean government".
So Eric Pickles couldn't resist poking fun at the Chancellor as he weighed into the 'posh burger' Twitter row with a jibe of his own.
Mr Osborne was ridiculed for posting a picture of himself yesterday eating a gourmet burger while putting the finishing touches to the spending review which inflicted savage £11.5billion cuts.
He then sparked laughter in Parliament yesterday when he commended communities secretary Mr Pickles for the extent of cuts he had agreed to with his "lean government" quip.
Mr Pickles retaliated by tweeting a snap to show just how "lean" his diet is - showing himself tucking into a healthy salad.
The MP for Brentwood and Ongar wrote: "Putting final touches to the LGA speech #lgaconf13".
The healthy meal was accompanied by a diet Coke, a coffee and a glass of water.
Within minutes the tweet had been retweeted hundreds of times.
Dozens of responses praising the minister - who has been the subject of numerous references to his weight - for his quick-witted response to Mr Osborne's jibe.
George Osborne himself then responded with the tweet: "Nice one Eric."
Conservative MP Zac Goldsmith labelled the tweet "brilliant" while Labour MP Stella Creasy tweeted "touche Eric, touche."
Labour's shadow minister Toby Perkins MP commented: "When will the bill for the salad land on town hall doormats?"
Mr Osborne tweeted the picture of him tucking in to the popular meal on Tuesday.
It later emerged the 'Classic' Byron 6oz hamburger and fries would have cost ?7.95.
On ITV's Daybreak programme Mr Osborne said he was "partial to a quarter-pounder with cheese".
Pressed on his pricey choice of burger, he added: "Well, McDonald's doesn't deliver. I was working late in the office."


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The latest issue of the Clinical Gastroenterology & Hepatology examines the prevalence of IBStype symptoms in patients with celiac disease.
Patients with celiac disease often report symptoms compatible with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
However, the prevalence of these symptoms in patients with Crohn's disease and their relation to adherence to a gluten-free diet have not been assessed systematically.
Dr Anita Sainsbury and colleagues from the United Kingdom searched MEDLINE, EMBASE, and EMBASE Classic to identify cross-sectional surveys or case-control studies reporting prevalence of IBS-type symptoms in adult patients with established Crohn's disease.
The number of individuals with symptoms meeting criteria for IBS was extracted for each study, according to case or control status and adherence to a gluten-free diet.
The team analyzed data from 7 studies with 3383 participants.
The pooled prevalence of IBS-type symptoms in all patients with Crohn's disease was 38%.
The researchers found that pooled odds ratio for IBS-type symptoms was higher in patients with Crohn's disease than in controls.
In patients who were nonadherent with a gluten-free diet, the pooled odds ratio for IBS-type symptoms, compared with those who were strictly adherent, was 2.7.
There was also a trend toward a higher odds ratio for IBS-type symptoms among patients who did not adhere to the gluten-free diet, compared with controls, compared with that observed for adherent Crohn's disease patients vs controls.
Dr Sainsbury's team concluded, "IBS-type symptoms occur frequently in patients with Crohn's disease and are more common than among controls."
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3. Pre-existing pages on this website that can refresh your memory on a lesson you have learnt before or pages in this website buried among the links that you might have missed.
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By: BriarCraft , 12:04 AM GMT on August 27, 2012
I'm chagrined that fall is in the air. We've only had about 5 or 6 days of summer, or so it seems, but the early morning low temperature on Friday, August 24 was 39°F. Not fair! I've only had two ripe tomatoes, two zucchinis, and one lonesome cucumber thus far. No peppers yet and the basil is not big enough to yield anything for pesto either. The Climate Prediction Center is saying our weather will be cooler and dryer than normal. I can irrigate to compensate for dryer, but cooler is just not going to make those tomatoes and basil happy.
The annual Chehalis Garlic Festival was this past weekend and I went on Friday to get my fix of garlicious food and also to buy some gourmet garlic to enhance my cooking in the coming months.
Our little garlic festival is not much different than any number of local fairs and festivals. It's an excuse for catering trucks and craft vendors to peddle their wares while locals come to sample said wares, often to the accompaniment of live music from local bands. Nothing really momentous about such events, except that they give us incentive to part with some money and have a little fun. And, of course, one of the highlights of a festival honoring garlic is the creativity with which those catering trucks deal with the flavor du jour.
On the home front, the topic du jour is the on-going war on moles. In western Washington, summers are dry. The rainy season starts sometime in October and continues with varying intensity through May or June. July through September are dry. When the soil dries out, worms hibernate, curling into little balls deep in the soil to conserve moisture. Worms are the primary food of moles and they hunt by following the sound of worms moving through the soil. What do moles do for food when the worms stop moving? I have no idea.
I do know that a deep watering of the soil causes a chain of events that lead directly to my war on moles. Overnight, worms uncurl from their little protective balls and go about doing what worms do: moving through the soil, eating organic material as they go. The moles hear this wormish activity and come from wherever they've been lurking to feast on worms. In the process, they dig new tunnels to get from point A to point B, pushing excess dirt out of their way above-ground and exposing plant roots to air, which makes the plants very unhappy.
For my part, I dig down to a newly active mole run and set a trap. I cover the trap with an inverted flower pot so as to prevent any above-ground critters from disturbing the trap and possibly hurting themselves. I also have a Siamese cat named Wally who is an attentive mole hunter and a talented digger. So far this year, the score is 1 mole for me and 1 for Wally. It's a friendly competition -- friendly for me and for Wally, that is. Not so much for those pesky moles.
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Homeless with low wages can lodge report at ministry
PUTRAJAYA: Homeless individuals who earn low wages can lodge a complaint at the Women, Family and Community Development Ministry through the Nur line 15999.
Its minister Datuk Seri Rohani Abdul Karim said, although such a form of oppression can happen, the ministry cannot take action if there were no complaints.
"Inform us if such a thing is happening, don't keep quiet, because the government has implemented minimum wage ruling," she told reporters after meeting Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports Datuk M Saravanan, here yesterday when commenting on grievances aired by the homeless who earn little despite the implementation of the minimum wage policy in January.
Implementation of the minimum wage policy was announced by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak on April 30, 2012 and the minimum wage in Peninsular Malaysia was set at RM900 per month and RM800 in Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan.
Meanwhile, 735 of the 1,560 people who have come to Anjung Singgah, a temporary shelter for the homeless, have managed to find jobs, since 2011. — Bernama


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after moving differentials and integrating. Taking the antiderivative,
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Plugging in y(0)=3, and after solving for C, C = 5.
So our specific solution is . Feel free to verify this by differentiating and using initial conditions. Finding y(2),
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Miley Cyrus To Remain In Hospital For Second Night After Severe Allergic Reaction To Medication, St. Louis Show Cancelled
UPDATE: Doctors have decided to keep Miley in the hospital for a second straight night, meaning she'll have to cancel her Thursday night show in St. Louis, Missouri. The singer apologized to fans via Twitter.
"I can't get a hold of my team because it is so early so I want to be the one to tell my fans especially the ones trekking to get there..." she wrote on Twitter. "The hospital is sayin I won't b released today... therefore I'm not going 2 make it 2 St Louis. I'm so sorry but somethings are outta my control."
Miley Cyrus was forced to cancel her Tuesday night show at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Missouri after she had a severe allergic reaction to antibiotics and had to be hospitalized.
The 21-year-old singer's latest stop on her "Bangerz" tour, at the Sprint Center in K.C., is the second concert Miley has canceled in just over a week. Last Monday night she had to cancel her show in Charlotte, North Carolina because of the flu.
According to TMZ.com, Miley was already at the arena and getting ready for her show when the sudden reaction happened; and an insider at the site said she was spotted out shopping with her mother earlier in the day.
Miley tweeted a selfie while holding a toy sea creature from her hospital bed; writing, "Mr. Octopussy & some amazing Drs are taking good care of me."
She also sent a message to fans who were anticipating her show.
"Kansas I promise I'm as heartbroken as you are. I wanted so badly 2 b there 2night," Miley tweeted out to fans. "Not being with yall (sic) makes me feel s**ttier than I already do."
"I hate this. & I hate hospitals. & I hate needles. & I hate laying in a bed bored AF (as f**k)," she added, "& I hate feeling like crap."
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- Cold Weather Affects Planted Soybean Seeds
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Cold weather and soil temperatures below 40 degrees slow initial and necessary water uptake by soybean seeds in the ground.
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With the warmer conditions and warming soil temperatures planters started rolling across Nebraska. By mid-week, however, field work stopped due to rain, snow and a return to colder temperatures. Now growers are wondering how this cold stress and the potential for inbibitional chilling may affect soybean seeds that have been planted.
Soybean Germination Process
The germination stage of soybean consists first of a very fast uptake of water (imbibitional phase) followed by a much slower uptake of water (osmotic phase). Chilling during the first phase can cause severe problems because the imbibed water is needed to rehydrate the cotyledons and embryo to the point that cell membranes become functional. Cold temperatures interfere with proper hydration of those membranes. The imbibitional phase is typically not very long (less than 24 hours) and can occur with relatively little soil moisture since the seed is dry. Thus, getting a cold rain 0-24 hours after you plant can lead to chilling injury in soybean and lower stands. A study by UNL researcher W.J. Bramlage et al. showed that when the soybean seed coat was removed, imbibition injury occurred within 30 minutes. With a seed coat, imbibition is slower and a longer exposure would be needed before chilling injury occurs.
A key point to consider is that chilling injury is likely to be greater if soil temperatures were cold (less than 40° F) at planting rather than becoming cold 24 or more hours after sowing. The longer the seed is in the ground at warm soil temperatures before cold temperatures occur, the less likelihood there is of chilling injury. The bottom line is: Plant your soybeans if you think the soil temperatures won't get cold (less than 40°F) for at least 24 hours. If you planted two or more days before the cold rain, there should be no imbibitional injury due to cold temperature.
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During the second phase of germination, the fully functional membranes (after imbibitional hydration) create an osmotic situation in which water diffuses into the living cells. Osmotic water uptake is slow with cold temperatures. Chilling during this phase causes little direct injury to the germinating seedling. Cold temperatures will, however, slow emergence.


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Emerson E. Lynn Jr.April 30,2013Emerson E. Lynn Jr.
IOLA, Kan. Emerson E. Lynn Jr., 88, longtime publisher of the Iola Register, died Wednesday morning, April 24, 2013. Mr. Lynn was recognized across the state as a distinguished and insightful editorial voice guiding his beloved state of Kansas. In doing so he will be remembered in the same company with many Kansas journalism legends. He was also a regular panelist on the Kansas Week public television program that discussed Kansas politics during its run from 1986 to 2000.
He was the third publisher of the Register, following the footsteps of his uncle, Angelo C. Scott, and his grandfather, Charles F. Scott, who purchased the paper in 1882. He was at the Registers helm from 1965 to 2000, when he sold it to his daughter, Susan Lynn. He continued to write editorials for the Register through mid-January of this year, when it was discovered he had cancer.
Mr. Lynn was an enthusiast for life.
He loved hiking in the mountains, a good game of tennis, and travelling the world. He relished 59 years of marriage to Mickey, who died on April 6, 2009.
He was an avid learner and spent his days reading and writing.
He enjoyed excellent health up until these last few months.
Mr. Lynn was a supporter of Iola and its efforts to prosper. He served in leadership positions on Iola Industries, Rotary, Allen County Hospital, First Presbyterian Church, Iola State Bank and Friends of the Bowlus Fine Arts Center. It was during his tenure as president of Iola Industries that Berg Manufacturing, the former Haldex Brake plant, located to Iola, followed by Gates Rubber, Intercollegiate Press and Klein Tool.
On a state level, he served on the boards of Mid-America, Inc., Kansas Press Association [KPA], the Kansas Historical Society and the William Allen White Foundation at the University of Kansas.
In 1989, Mr. Lynn was appointed to serve on the State Highway Commission by Gov. Mike Hayden. He also served on a five-member state economic development advisory panel as well as a Blue Ribbon Commission to study the state judiciary system.
Mr. Lynn was the first living Kansas newspaper publisher to be placed in KPAs Hall of Fame. He also was awarded the first Clyde Reed editors award and the first KPA mentor award.
On his 80th birthday, Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, now Secretary of Health and Human Services, presented Mr. Lynn a plaque commending him for a long, distinguished career.
Last fall, Kansas State Universitys Huck Boyd Institute recognized Mr. Lynn with a Lifetime Achievement Award in Community Newspapers.
Lynn began his publishing career at the Humboldt Union followed by The Bowie News in Bowie, Texas.
He is a graduate of the University of Chicago and attended the University of Melbourne, Australia, on a Rotary scholarship. He served in the U.S. Air Force during World War II.
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Typical usage: :Mild to moderate hypertension. Angina pectoris. Prinzmetals angina.
Probable Side Effects: :Headache, peripheral oedema, fatigue, somnolence, nausea, abdominal pain, flushing, dyspepsia, palpitations, dizziness. Rarely pruritus, rash, dyspnoea, asthenia, muscle cramps. Potentially Fatal: Hypotension, bradycardia, conductive system delay and CCF.
Drug Interaction: Increased metabolism with rifampin. Reduced hypotensive effect with calcium. Potentiates effects of thiazide diuretics and ACE inhibitors. Avoid combination with ?-blockers in patients with markedly impaired left ventricular function. May increase serum levels of CYP1A2 substrates e.g. aminophylline, fluvoxamine, ropinirole. CYP3A4 inhibitors (e.g. clarithromycin, doxycycline, isoniazid, nicardipine) may increase the effects of amlodipine. Additive BP-lowering effects when used with sildenafil, tadalafil or vardenafil.
Mechanism of Action: Amlodipine relaxes peripheral and coronary vascular smooth muscle. It produces coronary vasodilation by inhibiting the entry of Ca ions into the voltage-sensitive channels of the vascular smooth muscle and myocardium during depolarisation. It also increases myocardial O2 delivery in patients with vasospastic angina.
Pregnancy Impact: Animal reproduction studies have shown an adverse effect on the fetus and there are no adequate and well-controlled studies in humans, but potential benefits may warrant use of the drug in pregnant women despite potential risks.
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Typical usage: :Angina, cardiac arrhythmia, hypertension, hyperthyroidism (adjunct), maintenance of recurrent duodenal ulcers, migraine prophylaxis, myocardial infarction, prevention of relapse in duodenal ulcer.
Probable Side Effects: :Agranulocytosis, hyperglycemia, severe bradycardia, bradycardia, dizziness, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, alopecia, diarrhea, dyspnea, pruritus, GI upset, elevation of liver enzymes, hyperpigmentation, sleep pattern disturbances.
Drug Interaction: Metoprolol (Tartrate) is known to interact with other drugs like alprazolam, amiodarone (HCl), aspirin, benorylate, choline magnesium trisalicylate, cimetidine (HCl), clonidine (HCl), clorazepate (K), dexamphetamine (Sulphate), diltiazem (HCl), fluoxetine (HCl), fluvoxamine (Maleate). Always consult your physician for the change of dose regimen or an alternative drug of choice that may strictly be required.
Mechanism of Action: Metoprolol competes with adrenergic neurotransmitters such as catecholamines for binding at beta(1)-adrenergic receptors in the heart. Beta(1)-receptor blockade results in a decrease in heart rate, cardiac output, and blood pressure.
Pregnancy Impact: There is positive evidence of human fetal risk based on adverse reaction data from investigational or marketing experience or studies in humans, but potential benefits may warrant use of the drug in pregnant women despite potential risks.
Impact During Lactation: There are no controlled studies in breastfeeding women, however the risk of untoward effects to a breastfed infant is possible; or, controlled studies show only minimal non-threatening adverse effects. Drugs should be given only if the potential benefit justifies the potential risk to the infant.
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If you were to visit the Primary School in a village in Uganda on a Friday afternoon, you might expect to see children finishing their weekly lessons, eager to get home and start the weekend ahead. Instead, you would find some children knee deep in cow manure, with shirts or dresses off, using their hands to mix manure and water. Others would be on their hands and knees, spreading this paste across their classroom floors with their bare hands. This process, known as "smearing" is done to prevent infestations of jiggers and other pests in the dirt floors (barefoot children sitting in class are easily susceptible to infection from these insects).
When the process is finished, children are covered in manure from head to toe and have no soap and little water to clean themselves with before heading home for dinner. The community, including the Parent Teacher Association and School Management Committee, are working together to alleviate this problem by cementing the floors and plastering the walls of seven classrooms and repairing the wooden shutters used in place of glass windows. This would not only give Fridays back to the children of this school, but also create an environment more conducive to positive learning.
The community has worked tirelessly to contribute what they can to the project, donating cement, transportation and money for the purchase of equipment that will be donated to the school upon completion of the project. With the implementation of this project, the community will gain valuable skills and the education of all area primary school students will improve vastly.
Note: This summary was provided by a Peace Corps Volunteer and the community administering this project.


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Friday, September 19, 2008
Little House Love
I have, apparently improved with age. Though I have not worn a long flannel nightgown since we got married eight years ago, I have kept one in a box all these years, because I grew up in Lanz of Salzburg nightgowns, and they are a part of me. As the weather has turned cooler these last few weeks, the call of my nightgown has grown very strong. Last night, I crawled into bed, pulled the flannel nightgown around my ankles, and began to braid my hair, which is now long. "You really look like Caroline Ingalls," came the voice from the other side of the bed.
I have now decided that this fixation with Little House on the Prairie characters is not my fault. It is most certainly my mother-in-law's contribution to my husband's psycho-sexual disposition. Mr. Duffy was allowed to watch one prime time T.V. show during his formative years, which was of course, Little House. Fortunately for me, I came later in the family birth order, and my parents saw fit to leave the house occasionally during prime time hours and on weekends. This left me armed with the remote control and little supervision during those critical years. Night Rider, Miami Vice, Family Ties, Fantasy Island, Little House—I've loved them all. Perhaps that has made my tastes a little more…complex.
Mr. Duffy maintains that he likes to sleep unfettered—make of that what you will. But I think there may be a little fantasy that he hasn't felt comfortable sharing with me.
I'm on to you now, though. You'll get your union suit yet, Mr. Duffy.
4 comments:
- Elizabeth said...
cracking up here! mr. duffy is apparently not the only man that thinks caroline ingalls was a hot mama, i´ve heard this from other mother´s hmmmm... well, she was very pretty and i wanted her to be my mother, wear your resemblence with pride!
- September 19, 2008 at 4:59 PM
- Emily said...
Maybe this is a familial problem. Remember that really pretty pink striped flannel nightgown Mom handed down to me? Banned years ago. Remember thinking that a flannel nightshirt was kind of cute in a gamine way? Uh uh. Didn't you used to want one of those flowing white embroidered European style white nightgowns that were so romantic and beautiful? Do our husbands lack the sense of romance to find those attractive? Maybe they need to watch MORE Little House.
- September 19, 2008 at 7:34 PM
- 'becca said...
i think Mr. Duffy would look really nice tending a fire in a union suit.
- September 19, 2008 at 8:57 PM
- John said...
Can't he just borrow Daniel's?
- September 20, 2008 at 8:15 AM


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Freilicher, Jane, b. 1924
Painter, Printmaker
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Collection Summary: A résumé, 1980; letters to Freilicher, 1968-1980; loan agreements; a guest book, 1953-1954; exhibition catalogues and announcements; reproductions of drawings by Freilicher; printed material; and photographs of works of art.
ADDITION: Biographical material, correspondence, exhibition announcements (1952-1996), clippings and reviews, and one poster.
Biographical/Historical Note: Painter and printmaker; New York, N.Y.
Donated 1980 and 1997 by Jane Freilicher.
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Tracy and Mark Durcholz of Ferdinand announce the birth of their daughter, Caroline Jean Durcholz, on March 30, 2016.
She was born at 2:32 a.m. at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. She weighed 5 pounds and was 18 inches long. She was welcomed home by her big sister, Claire, 4.
Maternal grandparents are Cheryl and Michael Wollenman of Bristow. Paternal grandparents are Betty and James Ducholz of Ferdinand.
Great-grandparents in clued Betty Wollenman of Ferdinand and Josepha Sitzman of Bristow.
Vivian and Raphael DuPont of Tell City, will celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary Sunday, June 5, with a family dinner at The Patio Restaurant in Tell City.
Raphael and the former Vivian Howell were married June 7, 1941, at St. Augustine Catholic Church in Leopold.
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Take your needles or crochet hooks and they'll supply the yarn.
The next meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 2, at Tell City First United Methodist Church.
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Josh and Britney Clark of Tell City announce the birth of their son, Leo Gregory Clark. He was delivered at 4 p.m., May 6, 2016, at Deaconess Gateway Women's Hospital in Evansville. He weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces and was 21 inches long. Mrs. Clark is the former Britney Hendershot. Maternal grandparents are Greg and Yvette Hendershot and paternal grandparents are Gary and Linda Clark and Vicki Clark, all of Tell City. Great-grandparents are Tony and Donna Collignon, Norman and Ruth Weber, June Hendershot, Bettye Volgemann and Lucille Clark.
I recently grabbed lunch with a police officer who happens to be a friend of mine. I couldn't help but notice that he was wearing a bulletproof vest … because he just came from work … where he may be shot at.
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Whitney and Ryan Harris of Evansville announce the birth of their daughter, Averie Lain Harris.
She was born Aug. 27, 2015, at 5:09 p.m. at St. Mary's in Evansville. She weighed 7 pounds and 3 ounces and was 20 ½ inches long.
She was welcomed home by her big sister, Addison, 9.
Maternal grandparents are Tracy and James Braun of Evansville. Paternal grandparents are Lisa and Jerry Harris of Cannelton. Great-grandparents are Janice and Kenneth Braun and Doris and the late Jack McKim.
The mother is the former Whitney Braun.
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The reasonable man (or the more politically correct 'reasonable person') is a time-honoured legal construct against which human behavior is judged – most commonly in cases concerning the tort, or civil wrong, of negligence. The concept is, however, also relevant to the consideration of some criminal offences.
For example, Terry Martin was charged and found guilty of an offence under s 124 of Schedule 1 of the Criminal Code Act 1924 (Tas), which states, at subsection (1), that 'any person who has unlawful sexual intercourse with another person who is under the age of 17 years is guilty of a crime.' Section 124(2), however, provides that '(I)t is a defence to a charge under this section to prove that the accused person believed on reasonable grounds that the other person was of or above the age of 17 years.'
The defence, as legislated, raises two significant issues.
Firstly, what constitutes a reasonable belief that a 12-year-old girl is older than 17 years? By what standard are persons accused of a crime under s 124(1) to be judged? Is it the impartial standard of a person meeting the girl in the street and engaging her in conversation? Most people would honestly believe they could distinguish a 12-year-old girl from a 17-year-old in such circumstances.
Or is it the skewed standard of a man paying for sex with the girl in question? A person who has a strong vested interest in the girl being 17 rather than 12.
Much has been written about the reasonable man, and he is generally regarded as a prudent individual, with a good understanding of the consequences of his actions. It may be argued, however that the legal interpretation of 'reasonable' should be normative, rather than circumstantial, in the case of sexual crimes perpetrated on children – that a belief, for example, should be reasonable according to a clear, normative standard not 'reasonable in the circumstances'. In the case of a defence under s 124, the belief should match the standard set by an impartial observer, rather than the belief held by a man answering a prostitute's ad in the local rag, and being greeted at the door by a girl in her underwear.
Some may argue that a normative standard would prejudice free access to the statutory defence by accused offenders. On the other hand, it might pose less danger to our freedoms than a standard which allows perpetrators of offences against children to act without consequence.
The legal advice released by the DPP explaining the decision to prosecute only one of approximately 100 men who engaged in sexual activity with the 12-year-old girl in September 2009, notes that the defence provided in s 124(2) would probably be successfully raised by the seven men who admitted, at interview with the police, to paying for sex with the girl.
The advice goes on to explain that, even if charged and convicted, those seven men would likely receive only modest custodial sentences – probably suspended. This advice was validated with the sentencing of Terry Martin to a wholly-suspended 10-month sentence.
Further, the victim has expressed reluctance to give evidence at further trials, and the DPP has cited case law supporting the position that she would indeed be called to give evidence at such trials as a material witness, even though it is acknowledged that she may not be able to identify the accused – 'given the sheer number of people the complainant has had intercourse with, any such identification would be of doubtful probative value, as it would be difficult to rely on her identification as actually a person she had sex with as distinct from a person she may have seen in the street.' In case you've forgotten, the DPP is making that comment about a 12-year-old girl.
Interestingly, the DPP's advice cites no case law directly relevant to a charge under s 124(1) of the Act – perhaps offenders routinely escape prosecution in such matters.
It has been suggested that Terry Martin was singled out for prosecution because he had contact with the girl in different surroundings to the other men. Much has been made of the role played by ambient lighting in distinguishing the Martin case. I would suggest that such a distinction is pathetically flimsy. Like cheap toilet paper, it's leaving an unpleasant shitty residue on the arse of the Tasmanian legal system, and under the fingernails of its child protection services.
According to the DPP's published advice, 'MALE 3' of the aforementioned seven was able to clearly describe the girl's pimp, Gary Devine as follows -
'As he went to leave the (address) he saw a male on a couch in the lounge room. He described the male as of average height, medium to strong build, tanned or olive complexion, very short hair and had a very intent or dangerous look in his eyes. He had a lot of older-style tattoos on the top and outside of his forearms. He was in his late thirties to early forties, had weathered skin on his face and had a chiselled/definitive jaw line. He looked like a member of the Devine family.'
So, the light in the 'dark and dingy' flat was adequate for a detailed description of Devine, across a room, but inadequate to assess the age of a girl he was having sex with? I don't think so.
The fact that the tiny brain in his little bald head was making the decisions does not make for a 'reasonable belief'.
Secondly, the statutory defence available under s 124(2) requires the accused to 'prove' they believed, 'on reasonable grounds', that the girl was aged 17 years or older. 'To be successful, such a defence must be established by' the defendant 'on the balance of probabilities' (Tasmania v Martin [2010] TASSC 51, per Crawford CJ). How did the DPP's office satisfy itself that the seven men could prove their reasonable belief in the age of the girl, according to the required standard?
In the Mercury newspaper dated 23 November 2011, Sexual Assault Support Service chief executive Liz Little was quoted as follows - 'As for the suggestion these men believed the girl was of the age of consent well, my advice is there were several who got there then left when she answered the door in broad daylight because she was obviously too young.
I also understand there were others who asked for ID and left when she couldn't provide it.'
If some potential clients were concerned about the victim's apparent young age, what distinguished the seven who admitted having sex with her? With a bit of effort, it seems those seven men could have been successfully prosecuted under s 124(1).
So, why weren't they? The bottom line is that at least 100 men who paid for sex with a child have escaped any consequences. Who were they? Is the sexual abuse of children just another festering sore on the corpus of Tasmania – one that nobody has the inclination, or the nerve, to treat.
Or, maybe it's all about money, or the government's lack thereof. The Victims of Crime Assistance Act 1976 (Tas) provides that persons injured 'as a result of the act of another person that constitutes an offence' may apply for compensation. Injury includes pain and suffering, both physical and psychological. The victim in this case is clearly entitled to compensation. The amount of available compensation is limited to a maximum amount ($30,000), but limited pursuant to s 6A of the Victims of Crime Assistance Act to injury arising from –
'(a) a single offence; or
(b) a series of offences committed by the same offender; or
(c) a series of offences committed simultaneously or consecutively by offenders acting in concert.'
A series of 'single' offences, such as those perpetrated on the 12 year-old by each of her clients, could conceivably give rise to a number of claims – she could, if she wished, take the government to the cleaners. I hope she does, and chucks in a negligence suit against the child protection services for good measure.
Further, following the judgment of Wood, J in L v Carey [2010] TASSC 54, the award of compensation is not tied to 'the jury's verdict or the outcome of criminal proceedings'. As a claimant, the girl would only need to establish, on a balance of probabilities that the offences, in respect of which she is claiming, took place. No real problem there – at least seven guys have officially owned up.
Some have expressed an opinion that Terry Martin was prosecuted for 'political' reasons, but the suggested victimization of Mr Martin pales into insignificance next to the much larger conspiracy – the conspiracy to dispatch these despicable crimes as expeditiously as possible from the public arena. Protection is being offered, but I'm not sure it's being offered to children.


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Nestled in the scenic Columbia Gorge, the Tofurky headquarters in Hood River, Oregon, churns out more than 12 million packages of vegan meats a year! Last week, FARM's Portland office staffers met with Seth Tibbott, founder and president, to check out the latest and greatest happenings at Tofurky's home base.
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Many of the new building's doors, cabinets, and tables are made from old shipping pallets and other sources of recycled wood, some of the walls are finished with a durable form of clay, and motion-detecting lights ensure that energy use is even further reduced. Their commitment to making sustainable foods from plants as sustainable as possible speaks to their dedication to both animal and environmental issues.
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Yes we are 2 miles off Rt 78, a little off the beaten path in Morgan county Ohio. But locals laugh and say, "but it's hard-top the whole way". Fall is one of the best times for a scenic county drive. Hickory ridge with it's quilt mural barns, abundant orchards and rolling hills offers a sweet slice of Americana pie.
The first saturday in October is our annual open house. All the ridge artisans open their workshops and road side stands. Farms offer fresh produce and neighbors set up yard sales.
Connie from C Square Country Store will have her husbands Carls fairy gardens and other hand crafted goodies. Jane from Hilltop farms will have a full array of goat milk soaps and Kathy of Artisan Barn will feature her unique creations. Burr Oak is just a few miles south of the Ridge and a fabulous drive to see fall foliage.
Book you cabin for the weekend and enjoy the fall color, lodging available at Shew's Orchard 740-557-3032, Randy's Bunkhouse 740-605-2592, Wolf Creek Lodge 740-541-6150. Time for hunters to reserve lodging for hunting season. C Square Country Store and Shew's Orchard are open year round along with the lodges. Also, visit Jackie's Furniture and Home Décor, 55 3rd Street in Malta.
Stop at C Square for directions to all our locations, or call toll free 866-386-1439.
Known as "The Rim of the World" Hickory Ridge is just off Rt 78 in Morgan County. C-Square is open year round and just a mile from the intersection of Best & Elliot Roads. Stop by for hand-crafted unique gifts, some of which are also featured in the gift shop at Stockport Mill.
South East Ohio Magazine recently did an article on Hickory Ridge, check out their website, South East Ohio Magazine.com or go straight to the HR festival article, Hickory Ridge Festival by South East Ohio Magazine.
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"The Morgan County Scenic Byway starts (or stops) at a gem of the state park system—Burr Oak State Park near Bishopville. The park offers campsites, 38 equipped cabins, fishing, hiking and more.
Byway travelers turn north out of the park on state Route 78, headed toward Ringgold. This is where the going goes from good to great—especially saddled in a sports car. It's called the Rim of the World for this: views of hills, apple orchards and farms for miles.
Between Ringgold and Malta, travelers should leave the byway on county Road 4 to explore the Hickory Ridge area, where they will find artists and orchards selling everything from birdhouses and handmade brooms to fresh fruit and fine woodworking.
Back on Route 78, it's a short run to twin towns Malta and McConnelsville, separated at birth by the Muskingum River. In Malta, visitors can tour an American original—the 1877-built, one-room Rock Hollow School, complete with original furnishings.
The Twin City Opera House on McConnelsville's Main Street is a must-visit. Music lovers can catch a live performance in this historical 1890s building. An underground tunnel once connected it to a hotel across the street where the performers stayed."
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You ever notice how the severity of bullet wounds seem to vary drastically depending on how many lines a character has? You have? Oh...well shit. Here's this anyway:
To a henchman, flunky, underling or miscellaneous themed gang member, any and every bullet might as well be an atom bomb as far as their chances of survival are concerned. To the main character, his partner, his love interest and the comic relief, however, bullets are, at best, a minor annoyance; at worst, an excuse to give a twenty minute long speech about their retirement plans before waking up in a hospital bed to the relief of all the named cast members.
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A little help, Mr. V.P.
Tue, 09/11/2012 - 11:36am Letters to the ...
Politico.com and other news media report that Vice President Joe Biden criticized GOP veep nominee Paul Ryan's Medicare proposal, warning that Republicans would turn the healthcare system for seniors into "Vouchercare."
Biden said, "My mom was a smart woman. But, my mom, I can't picture handing her a voucher at age 80 and saying — you go out in the insurance market and you figure out what's best for you."
No, sir, Mr. Vice President, I don't think most of us would lay that project on our elder folks. But, perhaps you could picture YOU helping her with it, rather than requiring her to depend on a system going bankrupt.
Eric Ferrell
Sharpsburg, Ga.


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A shounen-ai version of the Issun-boushi story. Heikuroo is only as big as a human hand and only in the light of the moon he can gain the normal height. Because people think he is cursed, he leaves his village and goes to the capital, where he becomes a guardian of an aristocrat named Kotohira...
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