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The truth is Brockman had his eye on Sajak since he caught his weatherman act in the late 70's, when both were working for NBC. ''I introduced myself to him and asked if he had considered doing a game show,'' Brockman remembers. ''And Pat said he wasn't sure that was a path he wanted to take. What he wanted, he said, was his own talk show.'' Two years ago, Brockman took Sajak to dinner. Did he mean what he had said years ago? Was he ready to put his reputation where his mouth was? Sajak was.
''I was very taken with his warmth, his wit, his ability to interview and his grace in handling people,'' Brockman says. ''I also liked that his humor didn't come at the expense of other people. I didn't feel the need to look elsewhere.''
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Which is the good news. The bad news is this: Local stations cannot be held to long-term contracts and can, in fact, drop Sajak whenever they please.
FOR SOMEONE AS self-protective as Sajak, ''Wheel of Fortune'' has been the perfect vehicle since he first appeared on the show in 1981. It has given him tremendous exposure; the daytime, network version of ''Wheel,'' which made its debut in 1974, has been NBC's most watched game show for the last five years, and the syndicated ''Wheel,'' now shown six nights a week, has the highest viewership of any syndicated program in America. But such is the structure of the show that Sajak need not be a ''personality.''
On the show, three contestants, competing for stakes determined by spins of a large, mechanical wheel, try to guess a familiar phrase as it appears, letter by letter, on the game board. From the start, Sajak knew that people watched ''Wheel'' because they wanted to solve a puzzle and were captivated by the emergence of the clues, provided by guesses of the contestants: ''How 'bout an 'M'?'' ''Are there any 'T's'?'' Sajak's job is that of a traffic cop: remember how much time until the commercial break, make sure that nobody bumps into anybody else and that the contestants do not freeze up. ''This is only personal opinion,'' says Arnold Becker, CBS's head of research on the West Coast, ''but I think that the power of ''Wheel of Fortune'' is the game, not Pat.''
Still, not everyone can be a charming host. ''Most of the contestants have never been inside a TV studio,'' Sajak points out. ''They're so nervous they almost black out. I keep waiting for a woman to get her scarf caught in the wheel and be Isadora Duncaned to death.''
And Sajak has that rare kind of TV instinct, as Bryant Gumbel, the anchor of NBC's ''Today'' does, that allows him to run on all cylinders, keeping track of a half-dozen things at once, never hitting a bump, total recall kicking in, his nerves left in the parking lot. Paul Gilbert, who is producing Sajak's talk show, and who previously produced shows for Merv Griffin Enterprises for 13 years, testifies: ''I went back and looked at Pat's first 'Wheel of Fortune' show. It could have been taped yesterday, he was always that good. He knew how far he could go without infringing on the game.''
Sajak remembers his first week on the show in 1981, when a bright teen-age girl, recognizing that the puzzle was to read ''Abraham Lincoln,'' blurted out ''Abraham Bincoln.''
''She just freaked or something,'' Sajak recalls. ''And I know she's been in trauma care since. When the next person got it right, I explained that Bincoln was the guy famous for doing the Bettysburg Address. I think I made things worse. But I was new.''
Since then, Sajak has jailed his more pointed jabs, allowing only an escaped interjection, a clever, mumbled aside. His best quips are saved for off-camera. During a commercial break, when stagehands are pushing the letter board into place, and making quite a racket of it, he tells the studio audience, ''This prison-release program is not working out too well.''
Redesigning this approach - or unlearning it, perhaps, in order to let more of himself come through - will be necessary if Sajak is to appeal to the more urbane and cynical late-night audience. ''On 'Wheel' I am careful not to make a joke at anyone's expense,'' he says. ''But my feeling about the talk show is, the hell with 'em, they're on their own.''
His is not an unprecedented shift. A flip through the annals of television reveals a surprising number of former game-show hosts who went on to more sophisticated programming. Among them: Carson (''Who Do You Trust?''), Griffin, Steve Allen, Carl Reiner and Dick Van Dyke. Also, Mike Wallace, who appeared on five game shows, and even - this may be news to you - Walter Cronkite (''It's News to Me''). Still, the crucial factor in a talk show's success is the host's personality. ''A talk show is a crap shoot,'' says Merv Griffin. ''It's success is really just an extension of do they like you or do they not?''


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MARIETTA – Ohio's prison population should be declining.
Fewer prisoners causing less spending was among the aims of House Bill 86 passed in 2011.
The bill eliminated prison time for most low-level felonies and sending those offenders into local jail and community control programs.
For a year, Ohio's prison population declined, dropping below the 50,000 inmate mark for the first time since mid-2008.
But now a combination of factors including more violent crime and delays in the implementation of the legislature to the heavy use of probation violation commitments are causing the numbers to rise once again.
"I would say I'm disappointed that we haven't been able to reduce prison populations as intended," said Ohio Rep. Andy Thompson, R-Marietta, who was a co-sponsor of the bill.
With a prison population of 50,368, Ohio prison's are 31 percent above capacity, and the population has crept back above the 50,347 inmates incarcerated at the end of September 2011 when House Bill 86 took effect.
At the same time, inmate releases have decreased by nearly a quarter since 2008 in spite of the bill's provisions that provided options for early release.
New population projections released by the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Bureau of Research show that without more legislative change, those numbers will continue to rise at least through 2019.
A problem is that there are too few mental health and addiction programs for the low-level drug offenders who do avoid prison as allowed by the bill, said Ohio Rep. Debbie Phillips, D-Albany.
"I do not think the resources are there. One thing that would help would be if we're able to get the Medicaid expansion envisioned under the health care reform. That would ensure more Ohioans had access to health care, including behavioral health," she said.
Under the 2011 reform, the only fourth- and fifth-degree felony offenders eligible for prison are those who have previously been to prison, violated a bond condition, used a weapon, committed a sex crime or had a recent assault conviction. All other offenders are sentenced to a combination of local jail and community control, commonly known as probation.
After sentencing to community control, all it takes is the smallest probation violation to open up the prison option again, noted Washington County Public Defender Ray Smith.
"You put a person on probation and you can come up with any reason to send them to prison anyway," he said.
Prison sentences for minor parole violations have not been happening locally, acknowledged Smith.
In other counties, judges have ordered prison sentences on probation violations as small as failing to show up at a scheduled meeting with a probation office, said Washington County Prosecutor Jim Schneider.
"Here, we probably would not pursue something that small," he added.
Washington County Common Pleas Court Judge Randall Burnworth agreed that he would be unlikely to sentence prison for small violations.
"You've got somebody on probation that shoplifts. Does that really mean you should be sending them to state prison? I don't think so," he said.
Probation violation commitments are possibly a contributing factor in the recent rise of fifth-degree felony commitments. Though the Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections does not track which House Bill 86 exceptions lead to fifth-degree felony commitments, a presentation given by DRC Director Gary Mohr on Aug. 29 noted that probation violators make up 23 percent of Ohio prison admissions.
While the legislation has worked on some levels, such as keeping many low-level offenders separate from their more violent prison counterparts, there are still areas for improvement within prison reform, said Ohio Sen. Bill Seitz, R-Green Township.
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The department also is recommending a program that would give financial incentives to common pleas courts that refrained from sending their fourth- and fifth-degree felony offenders to state prison.
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APPEAL from the Circuit Court of Cook County; the Hon. CHARLES
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After a bench trial, Phillip Mitchell was found guilty of criminal damage to property (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1975, ch. 38, par. 21-1(a)) and sentenced to 90 days in the House of Correction. He contends the State failed to prove his guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
The complaining witness resided in a second floor apartment of a four-unit building at the corner of 101st Street and May Avenue in Chicago. Access to his section of the building was on 101st Street through an outer, unlocked door, which led to a security door that could be opened only by a key or a tenant's signal. However, the security door had been "burglarized" prior to the date of this incident. Beyond the security door were a series of stairways leading to the four apartments in this unit, two of which were located on the first floor and two on the second.
The complaining witness testified that he had been dozing in his bedroom about noon on April 22, 1977, when he heard the doorbell ring in his apartment. Thinking it might be his wife who had gone shopping, he went to the front window overlooking 101st Street but did not see her car. When he returned to his bedroom, he heard noises at his apartment door which sounded like someone was trying to pry open the door. He returned to the front window and, seeing nothing outside, he telephoned the police. The witness again returned to the front window where he sat as the noise at the door continued. About 3 or 4 minutes after making the telephone call, he observed two police officers drive up in an unmarked car in front of the building on 101st Street. The two officers exited their car and proceeded to the rear of the building, whereupon the complaining witness observed a man, identified as defendant, exit the building from the 101st Street door and proceed toward May Avenue. One of the officers arrived at the front of the building and the complaining witness called to him that the man had just left the building. Defendant was then stopped by the officers. The complaining witness testified that he observed pry marks on his door which caused the wood to break.
One of the arresting officers testified that he and his partner arrived at the scene pursuant to a radio dispatch and immediately went to the rear of the building after exiting their vehicle on 101st Street. They then returned to the front of the building where the witness heard a man call out from a window in the building, "There he goes down the street." The officers stopped defendant, returned him to the building, and advised him of his constitutional rights. When they asked defendant his purpose in the area, defendant responded that he had relieved himself on the side of the building and that he was selling cookies for his brother. Defendant was carrying a briefcase which contained college materials, and he had no screwdriver or like object on his person. The officer testified that a subsequent inspection of the apartment door in question disclosed pry marks and that a screwdriver was found under the stairway carpeting in the area. He related that although defendant was fingerprinted at the police station, the screwdriver found on the premises was not tested for fingerprints. Defendant offered no evidence in his own behalf.
• 1 Mere presence at the scene of an offense and flight therefrom do not, of themselves, establish guilt. Although of probative value, suspicious circumstances cannot suffice as proof of an offense and will not sustain a conviction. (People v. Fletcher (1977), 46 Ill. App.3d 530, 534, 361 N.E.2d 97, 100.) The circumstantial evidence which supports a conviction must produce a reasonable and moral certainty that the accused committed the offense. People v. Curtis (1977), 45 Ill. App.3d 771, 774, 360 N.E.2d 122, 125.
• 2 The only evidence in this case which in any manner links defendant to the damaged apartment door is his presence at the building. He was not observed near the damaged door nor was he found with any object in his possession which could have produced such damage. Although the police located a screwdriver near the arrest, it does not appear the screwdriver was tested for fingerprints to connect defendant with that object. Moreover, the arresting officers did not investigate any of the other three apartments in the unit with regard to this incident. The State's evidence, while establishing that defendant was probably the person heard tampering with the apartment door, fell short of demonstrating by a reasonable and moral certainty that he was in fact that person. The evidence failed to prove defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
Accordingly, the judgment of the circuit court of Cook County is reversed.
ROMITI and DIERINGER, JJ., concur.
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No, Coakley was the machine candidate. She ran that way. She failed that way.
Does Coakley's loss signal deeper problems for Obama? Mostly yes, but partly no. In the short run, it greatly weakens the potential of passing his key domestic policy agenda item: health care reform. The bill can still be passed if the Democrats act quickly, however. And, in any event, 2012 is quite a ways down the road.
Does it signal that Obama has moved too far to the left and now needs to beat a hasty return to the center? Absolutely not. Coakley would almost certainly have lost by significant double digits had Obama not shown up to campaign for her and if she (and many others such as SEIU-COPE) had not run numerous powerful ads in the last 48 hours of the campaign playing up this connection.
Yes, in the waning hours of the campaign, when she was too far behind to recover, Coakley explained to voters that Scott Brown actually was a deeply conservative Republican out of step with Massachusetts. She pointed out his almost complete alignment with Bush-Cheney policies. She pointed out the complete blank check Brown is willing to extend to Wall Street. Finally, at the very final hour, her campaign showed signs of a pulse and a heartbeat but, as they say on TV medical dramas all the time when explaining the loss of a patient to family members, "too much damage had already been done. We couldn't save her."
The message for Obama is, in fact, very clear. Do not wait for Republicans to define you and mislead the public as to their commitments. Articulate a positive agenda. Paint the Republicans, and justly so, as purely obstructionist figures who stand in the way of responsible reform and economic recovery. Standing silent or even playing bipartisan, at this point, leaves you open to a "Coakley."
Keep an ear to the ground and realize that many, many Americans are hurting. Most of those who aren't hurting are deeply worried about their jobs, their livelihoods, their homes and the future. Give voice to that anxiety and the deepening sense of outrage people feel as they see bankers and Wall Street reaping out-sized profits and bonuses after getting massive tax-payer bailouts.
The plan to tax bank profits is one important step in the right direction. But it is insufficient in rhetoric and substance. A front-burner issue for Obama has to be appropriate and sensible financial reform on Wall Street. If Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and others on Obama's economic team can't pull together the program and the message, then he needs to promptly start putting together a new team. The growing anger in Middle America is palpable. Republicans should not be allowed to manipulate this anger, as Scott Brown did so effectively, in service of a failed right-wing political agenda.
What Democrats need to realize, however, is that the epic Coakley failure was not a "throw the bums out" vote. It is not a rejection of Democrats. It was a vote of disappointment and outrage at a posture of political entitlement and popular indifference. Massachusetts voters said no to a smug Democrat, not to Obama's agenda for America. Reading this as a signal to move to the right would be to, well, commit a Coakley.
Lawrence D. Bobo is the W.E.B. Du Bois Professor of the Social Sciences at Harvard University.


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Milwaukee Ballet Tempts Audiences with New Dance Drama, Dorian Gray
Michael Pink adds to master storyteller legacy with premiere of famous cautionary tale
MILWAUKEE – January 13, 2016 – Milwaukee Ballet proudly presents Dorian Gray, the newest story ballet from the creative mind of Michael Pink, based on Oscar Wilde's infamous novel, "The Picture of Dorian Gray." Pink's scintillating interpretation explores the pursuit of eternal youth and the consequences of succumbing to its temptation, leaving the audience to ponder, "What is your soul worth?"
"The questions at the heart of Dorian Gray are so wonderfully rich and complex. As a storyteller, I have an incredible wealth of material to draw from," says Artistic Director Michael Pink. "While complex, the themes are also universal: morality, immortality, the selfish pursuit of beauty in all its forms. When you add the emotional performances of the dancers, the stylized sets and costumes, and the cinematic score, the audience is bound to be captivated. If you enjoyed Dracula and Mirror Mirror, you'll love this as well."
Pink reassembled the creative team which produced his blockbusters Dracula and Peter Pan: including celebrated British composer Philip Feeney; lighting designer David Grill, who recently won his third Primetime Emmy Award for his work on the Super Bowl Halftime Show; and New York-based costume and scenic designer Todd Edward Ivins (Mirror Mirror). Michael Pink also cast Milwaukee-based actor James Zager to portray Lord Henry, and serve as the story's narrator.
Dorian Gray is the most recent installment of original, full-length works Michael Pink has premiered in Milwaukee, including Mirror Mirror (2014), La Bohème (2013), and Peter Pan (2010), which PBS broadcast nationally in 2014. His version of Dracula, which opened the Ballet's 2015/16 season, remains internationally-renowned for its haunting beauty. His very unique style of dance drama has earned Pink the esteemed moniker, "master storyteller."
This will be the first full-length work Milwaukee Ballet will ever present at the historic Pabst Theater, running Feb. 12-14 and 19-21. This will also be the first time the Milwaukee Ballet Orchestra will play at The Pabst. Milwaukee Ballet remains one of the only ballet companies in the nation to maintain its own orchestra.
Dorian Gray is presented by Sue and Allan "Bud" Selig, through their support of the Campaign for New Work. It is also sponsored by The Cudahy Foundation, The National Endowment for the Arts, and the Cream City Foundation (the Will Radler Fund, the Sutton Place Fund, and the Valentine Fund). Philip Feeney's commissioned score is sponsored by Katie Heil. The 2015/16 Season of Literary Classics is presented by Donna and Donald Baumgartner, with operational support from the United Performing Arts Fund.
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Tickets for Dorian Gray range from $35-$102, and are available online at www.milwaukeeballet.org or by calling 414-902-2103. The show will run two weekends only, Feb 12-14 and 19-21, 2016 at The Pabst Theater. Patrons interested in tickets for Valentine's Day weekend are encouraged to purchase early.
Patrons are invited to "Choose Their Prologue" and select from a variety of pre-show activities.
Sat. Feb. 13, 6:30pm
Pre-show talk with Actor James Zager (Lord Henry)
Sun. Feb. 14, 12:30pm – Music Lovers' Matinee
Pre-show talk with Milwaukee Ballet Orchestra Conductor Pasquale Laurino
Fri. Feb. 19, 6:30pm – Night of New Hedonsim
Pre-Show Talk with Jungian Psychoanalyst Dr. Ashok Bedi
Sat. Feb. 20, 6:30pm – Salon Soirée
Dress up to the nines!
Sun. Feb. 21, 12:30pm
Pre-Show talk with Artistic Director Michael Pink
Milwaukee Ballet Book Club
Thursday, January 28, 6:30-8 p.m.
Colectivo Coffee – 2211 N Prospect Ave
Milwaukee Ballet is excited to continue the MKE Ballet Book Club with Oscar Wilde's philosophical "The Picture of Dorian Gray." Join us for lively discussion with Artistic Director Michael Pink and a literary expert to be announced. Book Club members receive:
- Autographed copy of Michael Pink's The Nutcracker coffee table book
- One-of-a-kind book bag designed by MKE Fashion Incubator
- 10% off at Boswell Books when you mention MKE Ballet Book Club
Admission is a suggested $25 donation. RSVP to Megan Spangberg at (414) 902-2107 or email@example.com. Sponsored by the Cream City Foundation.
About Milwaukee Ballet
Founded in 1970, Milwaukee Ballet celebrates its 46th season as a staple of Milwaukee's arts and culture scene. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Michael Pink, Milwaukee Ballet has become world-renowned for presenting both bold new interpretations of story ballets, and cutting-edge, evocative contemporary works. Milwaukee Ballet is the home to an international company of dancers, and is one of only a few companies in the nation to maintain its own orchestra. Milwaukee Ballet School & Academy is the only professional dance school in the Midwest accredited by the National Association of Schools of Dance. Milwaukee Ballet's award-winning Community Outreach department serves more than 30,000 people in Southeastern Wisconsin through original, interactive programs.
Press Releases by Milwaukee Ballet
Milwaukee Ballet Opens Season with a Pair of Majestic One-Act BalletsSep 28th, 2016 by Milwaukee Ballet
Stunning Scheherazade appears alongside picturesque Angels in the Architecture, Oct 20-23
Milwaukee Ballet to present wonderful, whimsical ALICE (in wonderland)Apr 27th, 2016 by Milwaukee Ballet
Following sold-out runs in four cities, family favorite will be a colorful season finale
Milwaukee Ballet Artistic Director announces 2016-17 Dancer RosterApr 18th, 2016 by Milwaukee Ballet
Petrocci Retires, Departures lead to New Faces and Exciting Promotions
Milwaukee Ballet Offers Modern View on Dance Through Kaleidoscope EyesMar 9th, 2016 by Milwaukee Ballet
Contemporary presentation features the music of The Beatles and two world premieres
Milwaukee Ballet announces 2016-17 SeasonFeb 29th, 2016 by Milwaukee Ballet
Highlights include exotic Scheherazade; Romantic classic La Sylphide; Return of Pink's evocative Mirror Mirror
The Nutcracker Brings Beauty and Joy to MilwaukeeNov 20th, 2015 by Milwaukee Ballet
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When my dad died of cancer, I was nine. Although many years have passed since this event, I have periodically tried to find anything that would give me insight into how other people coped with a similar event, how it impacted others. Are there other kids like me who experienced some of the things I experienced, felt as I felt? I don't know, but recorded is just one memory I have of this time, written as true to my mentality as it was then. And morbidity aside, I have found the event recorded to be quite humorous.
Bouncing on top of the springy, wet grass, I looked a few rows down from where I stood to see a fresh new plot, the dirt from the just-buried casket still fresh. Someone had just died. Again. In my mind, I remember the way the cemetery once looked, without the rows being steadily filled in across from where my dad now remained. Annoying, really. I didn't like that so many people could die so fast. The world should stop for a moment, acknowledge that my dad was the one who died. Not these other people. My mom's weeping catches my ears and I turn, wondering if she'll ever stop crying. Ever since my dad was diagnosed with cancer many months ago, she hasn't stopped. Maybe she never will. But I don't cry much and sometimes I feel guilty about this. Maybe I didn't really love my dad.
Jumping up and down some more, I walk away from where my mom stands, trying to communicate with the husband who will never answer back. Once, I used to wonder if my mom ever did cry. Now, I know. On a whim, I decide to run, leaving her behind with her tears. The tombstones rush past me and the chill lessons. Dressing myself doesn't make sense most days. On cold days, I accidentally dress for warm weather. Like this day. But at least I haven't mixed up two different shoes or worn a piece of clothing inside out or put on pants with holes in them. Clothing is such a burden and not one I notice until some classmate points out my faux pas or a friend laughs at my mistake.
Many flowers lie scattered across the grass. On a whim, I think that I'll gather flowers for my dad. Pleased with this idea, I skip across the grass, picking up flowers that had been tossed out of other gravestones by the chilly winter wind. Had he really only died more than a year ago? I tried to remember him alive, the color of his eyes, the way it felt to sit on his lap at church, the sound of his rich laughter. A journal – one of several – flashes into my mind. I know I should start writing down everything I can remember. I should write down every moment to prepare for the time when memory fades and I am left fatherless. The burden overwhelms me for a moment. I still have a mountain of homework to do and not much focus for that.
The bright assortment of flowers fills my hand now. When I look down, a keen sense of uncertainty fills me. Is it wrong to take the flowers that were once in other tombstones, intended for other loved ones? The thought makes me pause and I think, trying to figure out the right answer. It wasn't like taking flowers left on the ground was wrong. They weren't in their place anymore. Still, I'm not sure. No one ever talks about the right and wrong etiquette of cemeteries when you're just a kid. Most kids hold their breath when going past cemeteries. Cemeteries for me was where I could look at old, elaborate tombstones, run up beneath the trees, or just sit and try to talk to my dad. At least he can't yell at me anymore for not doing my homework.
The loveliness of the assortment wins out and I decide that I will make my dad proud of me by adding to the flowers he already has. Used to be that I would make him all kinds of drawings. He would take those drawings into work and hang them up somewhere, I imagine. He would be proud of me during those times, I think. But I couldn't make him drawings. Not anymore. No place exists for him to hang them. But I can make him proud of me by giving him flowers.
Racing back, I announce to my mom my new findings. Brilliant flowers. For dad. Aren't they pretty? This comes out in an excited rush. Still just daddy's girl, even if he is gone.
She hesitates, clearly uncertain. But weary from her own grief, she relents, and I add the dubious flowers to his little vase of flowers by his tombstone. If only I could shake off the unsettling feeling I felt! Didn't this feeling of wrong know I wanted to make my dad happy? Didn't it know that the flowers weren't a part of anything?
A week or two passed before we returned. Running again to my dad, this time more warmly dressed, I notice the flower display at once, stripped of all flowers save the ones mom gave to him. Certain uncertainty fills me. Dad didn't like the flowers. Maybe he wanted different kinds of flowers?
This time, I was more selective in choosing the kinds of flowers. Again, I was disappointed upon my return that the flowers I picked out for him had vanished. Finally, I stopped picking out the flowers left on the ground, convinced that he was trying to teach me about respect yet again. But then, that was my dad, always looking out for me, trying to teach me his brand of morality.
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Golly this was so poignant, what a heart felt piece of writing. To lose a close member of the family is so devastating I don't think that anyone gets completely over it, just learns to live with the memories. Great hub.
If I could reply to acaetnna, or whatever-then I'd say, "read all of her stuff-it's all great writing."
There are LOTS of times that I practically want to beat my Dad down in a fistfight-but even my atheist friends say things like, "yeah, do that, Todd-you'll soon find out if there's a God."
I think that they MUST believe in a God for saying something like that, and I know that it would be a horrible thing to punch my Father. I can't imagine the loss of either one of my parents. I think I'd rather die before either one of them so as to avoid such a thing.
I know a man my age that I grew up with(but am no longer friends with) who'd father died in a plane crash when he was five-I can't imagine how horrible that was for him(and his younger sisters).
My Mother's father died a few years ago, and I was in jail. . .and couldn't be at the funeral. I'm still pleased that he was so ill that he didn't know about me being in such trouble. I know that my Mother is still very sad, or still misses him like it was yesterday.
My Dad, who's parents have both been gone for a while. . . .seems impenetrable. . . .except that he's always so pissed off at me.
Gosh. . . .the flower obsession. I admit it-I'm an idiot when it comes to that stuff. At least I know a rose when I see one.
The moral thinking of a little girl considering taking flowers for her Father. . . .that's a tough subject, and a tough image there. You could hurt someone with that one.
What's tougher? The cemetery filling up too fast for others to realize, or think about the last most recent grave, and the feelings of those people who lost out.
I hope someone was there to give that little girl in question the hugs she needed.
No, see-what I meant was that the image of the little girl gathering the flowers, and then wondering about the morality of taking them from other graves-that's a tough image! I only meant that it could hurt someone in that I thought it was such a sad image-a "tear jerker," if you will.
What a sweet, sad, and poignant story.
This was really nice. I like the way you presented a new viewpoint. :)


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October 1, 1980
SOHTORIK SHIPPING AND TRADING, INC., Plaintiff,
PETER CREMER BEFRACHTUNGSKONTOR, GMBH. & CO. K. G., Defendant
On March 23, 1977, plaintiff, Sohtorik Shipping and Trading, Inc., entered into a time charter agreement with Godager Shipping Agencies, A/S, Oslo (Godager). The agreement chartered to Godager a ship owned by plaintiff, the M. V. "Norse Transporter." Godager then subchartered the vessel to defendant, Peter Cremer Befrachtungskontor. The subcharter agreement provided for a voyage from Barbados to Denmark. On July 14, 1979, the M. V. "Norse Transporter" was damaged while attempting to dock in Oslo. Plaintiff filed suit to recover damages resulting from defendant's allegedly negligent actions at various stages of the docking operation. On August 22, 1980, defendant filed the instant motion seeking summary judgment pursuant to Rule 56 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, or, in the alternative, an order staying these proceedings pending arbitration pursuant to Rule 81(a)(3) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and the United States Arbitration Act, 9 U.S.C. §§ 3, 6.
Defendant's motion rests entirely on an arbitration clause contained in the charter party agreement between it and Godager. Defendant contends that under the terms of the arbitration clause, plaintiff's failure to arbitrate this claim bars the action. In the alternative defendant asks that plaintiff be compelled to arbitrate if this court concludes that the claim is not barred.
Plaintiff's response is that no contractual privity exists between it and defendant. This is obviously true because both parties agree that plaintiff did not sign the subcharter agreement between Godager and defendant. Plaintiff is neither a party to the agreement on which defendant relies nor was plaintiff a party to the negotiations between Godager and defendant. Thus, this is not a situation where a hearing must be held to determine whether plaintiff agreed to arbitrate disputes arising out of a contract. Such hearings have been found to be necessary when there is a fact question concerning the existence of the underlying contract which contains the arbitration clause. See e.g., Interocean Shipping Company v. National Shipping and Trading Corporation, 523 F.2d 527 (2d Cir. 1975); A/S Custodia v. Lessin International, Inc., 503 F.2d 318 (2d Cir. 1974). In the instant case, no one disputes that Godager and defendant entered into a subcharter agreement, and no one disputes that plaintiff was not a party to that agreement.
It is long settled law in this Circuit that arbitration clauses contained in charter party agreements do not bind any but the named parties to the agreement. See Interocean Shipping Co. v. National Ship and Trading Corporation, supra; Import Steel Corporation v. Mississippi Valley Barge Line Co., 351 F.2d 503 (2d Cir. 1965); Instituto Cubano De Estabilazion Del Azucar v. T/V Golden West, 246 F.2d 802 (2d Cir.), cert. denied, 355 U.S. 884, 78 S. Ct. 152, 2 L. Ed. 2d 114 (1952). There are two narrow exceptions to this rule. The first involves "piercing the corporate veil" to reach a non-signatory party when that corporation is effectively the alter ego of the corporation which signed the charter party in question. See e.g. Interocean Shipping Co. v. National Ship and Trading Corporation, 523 F.2d at 539 (and cases discussed therein). There is no factual basis to conclude that Godager and plaintiff have the requisite close relationship.
The second exception appears in an opinion by Judge Weinfeld, Lowry & Co. v. S. S. Le Moyne D'Iberville, 253 F. Supp. 396 (S.D.N.Y.1966) (Lowrey ), cited by defendant in support of its position that the owner here although not a signatory is nevertheless bound. A careful reading of Lowrey reveals that the case is inapposite. The arbitration clause at issue in that case was the so-called "centrocon" clause, commonly employed in maritime charter agreements. The "centrocon clause," by its own terms, applies to "all disputes from time to time arising out of this contract." 253 F. Supp. 396. (Emphasis added) Judge Weinfeld specifically pointed to this language to distinguish his decision from previous contrary authority in this Circuit involving arbitration clauses which instead applied to "disputes "between the ... owners and the charterers.' " 253 F. Supp. at 398. Judge Weinfeld agreed that the second, more specific wording, would be inapplicable to a party which had not signed the agreement.
Defendant has attached a copy of the agreement between it and Godager to the instant motion as "Exhibit A." Examination of the agreement shows that a portion of the arbitration clause originally contained in the agreement has been crossed out. The portion left in reads: "That should any dispute arise between Owners and the Charterers, the matter in dispute shall be referred to." A line has then been drawn directing the reader's attention from the crossed out portion of the original arbitration clause to a notation in the margin. The notation provides for "Arbitration in New York according to Centrocon Arbitration Clause within three months from redelivery."
Combining the marginal notation with the intact portion of the original arbitration clause yields a composite arbitration clause which reads:
"That should any dispute arise between Owners and the Charterers, the matter in dispute shall be referred to arbitration in New York according to the Centrocon Arbitration Clause within three months from redelivery." (Emphasis added).
Thus, the charter agreement on which defendant relies clearly indicates that the entire "centrocon" clause was not incorporated. Instead, the "centrocon" clause was incorporated subject to the language in the original arbitration clause concerning the parties to which the clause applied. The original language restricts application of the arbitration clause to the named parties. The instant case is thus identical to the situation which Judge Weinfeld sought to distinguish in Lowrey, and as a result, Lowrey undercuts defendant's position even further.
Moreover, Judge Weinfeld was careful to state that his opinion depended both on the general terms of the "centrocon" clause, not present here, and the existence of other information indicating that the party not named in the original agreement knew of the arbitration provision and assented to it. As Judge Weinfeld expressed the point, "an agreement to arbitrate all "disputes ... arising out of this charter' binds not only the original parties, but also all those who subsequently consent to be bound by its terms." 253 F. Supp. at 398. The instant case lacks both the requisite contractual language and any indication that plaintiff consented to the arbitration clause in question.
For the reasons stated above, defendant's motion is denied in all respects.
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DEWANE A. WIVAGG, ET AL., APPELLANTSv.DOWNTOWN MCKEESPORT BUSINESS DISTRICT AUTHORITY, APPELLEE
Appeal from the Order of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County in the case of DeWane A. Wivagg and Blanche E. Wivagg, his wife et al. v. Downtown McKeesport Business District Authority, GD 81-09329.
Mord C. Taylor, Jr., for appellants.
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Judges Craig, Barry and Colins. President Judge Crumlish, Jr. and Judges Rogers, Craig, MacPhail, Barry, Colins and Palladino. Opinion by Judge Barry.
[ 94 Pa. Commw. Page 599]
This appeal arises from an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County denying a request by several non-retail business persons and businesses (appellants) to enjoin the Downtown McKeesport Business District Authority (Authority) from implementing a Plan of Administrative Services (the plan) and from collecting the assessments imposed in connection with the plan's implementation.
The pertinent facts, as found by the trial court, indicate that the plan consists of a variety of services including promotional advertising, free parking programs and increased security. These services are to be undertaken by the Authority for the benefit of businesses located in downtown McKeesport. The plan, including the necessary assessments, was approved by the city council on September 3, 1980. On April 14, 1981, appellants filed an equity action in the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County seeking to enjoin implementation of the plan on the grounds that it is not in compliance with the appropriate statutory requirements and it is unreasonable. After a hearing on the merits, the trial court dismissed the action and overruled the exceptions. This appeal followed.
Before we can reach the merits of this case, we must determine whether the trial court had subject matter jurisdiction. Although neither side has raised this issue, jurisdictional questions may be raised by an appellate court sua sponte. Lang v. Tax Review Board of City of Philadelphia, 69 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 525, 451 A.2d 1057 (1982).
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[ 94 Pa. Commw. Page 600]
to the power of the court to enter into the inquiry and "equity jurisdiction", which refers only to the remedies available to the court. Where an adequate remedy at law exists the court merely lacks "equity jurisdiction." But where the legislature has provided an exclusive statutory remedy it has deprived the court of the power to inquire into the case in any manner other than the one specifically prescribed and, therefore, the court lacks jurisdiction. Lashe v. Northern York County School District, 52 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 541, 417 A.2d 260 (1980); Hoover v. Bucks County Tax Claim Bureau, 44 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 529, 405 A.2d 562 (1979).
Pa. R.C.P. No. 1509 provides as follows:
Rule 1509. Preliminary Objections
(a) Preliminary objections authorized by Rule 1017(b) are available to any party.
(b) The objections of laches and failure to exercise or exhaust a statutory remedy may be raised by preliminary objection, answer or reply but are not waived if not pleaded.
(c) The objection of the existence of a full, complete and adequate non-statutory remedy at law shall be raised by preliminary objection. If the objection is sustained, the court shall certify the action to the law side of the court. If not so pleaded, the objection is waived. (Emphasis added.)
Consequently, although neither objection has been raised, this Court has the duty to inquire whether appellants have failed to pursue any exclusive statutory remedy specifically provided by the legislature to address the questions raised in their complaint.
The remedy arguably applicable in this instance is found in Section 4B(h) of the Municipality Authorities Act of 1945 (Act), Act of May 2, 1945, P.L. 382, as amended, 53 P.S. § 306B(h) which provides in part:
[ 94 Pa. Commw. Page 601]
However, we need not decide whether the trial court sitting in equity had jurisdiction to entertain that challenge because appellants have abandoned this issue. The trial court dismissed it on the merits and they did not raise it in their exceptions to the trial court's decision. In fact, the only issues which are presently before us are numbers one and four.
These two issues do not challenge the adequacy, safety or reasonableness of the services provided by the Authority but they question the very power of the Authority to provide these services on the grounds that the plan does not provide for actual improvements which appellants argue must be provided in conjunction with the services and, in view of the fact that one third of the people affected have, according to appellants, objected.
We believe that this type of challenge is analogous to those presented in certain tax assessment cases. This Court has held that courts of equity have no jurisdiction over cases questioning tax assessments because the legislature has provided an exclusive statutory remedy in the form of appeals from the assessment. However, these same courts do have jurisdiction to entertain questions challenging the general powers to assess or levy taxes. Public Parking Authority v. Board of Property Assessment, Appeals and Review, 377 Pa. 274, 105 A.2d 165 (1954); County of Allegheny v. Three Rivers Management Co., 16 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 361, 328 A.2d 567 (1974). We, therefore, conclude that these issues were properly before the trial court sitting in equity.
In reviewing a refusal to grant an injunction our scope of review is limited to a determination of whether the trial court had any apparently reasonable grounds for its actions. We will not look into the merits unless it is clear that no such grounds existed or the laws relied on are palpably wrong or clearly inapplicable.
[ 94 Pa. Commw. Page 603]
Now, February 4, 1986, the order of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County at GD 81-09329, dated August 1, 1983, is affirmed.
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