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September 11, 1952
TREBUHS REALTY CO., Inc. et al.
NEWS SYNDICATE CO., Inc. et al.
In this action under the Sherman and Clayton Acts, 15 U.S.C.A. §§ 1-7, 15 note, 12 et seq., the plaintiffs move pursuant to Rule 12(f) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, 28 U.S.C.A., to strike affirmative defenses by four of the defendants as insufficient in law, impertinent and immaterial.
The plaintiffs seek an injunction restraining the defendants, publishers of newspapers in New York City, from refusing to sell them amusement advertising space and from refusing to sell them such space at rates which will extend to them the same financial advantages granted to other advertisers who purchase the same quantity of space as plaintiffs. No demand is made for money damages.
The relief sought is based upon a complaint which in substance alleges: that plaintiffs own and operate theatres for the presentation of legitimate plays in New York City, which they lease to independent producers under contracts, whereby they share in the box office receipts and also bear a part of the expenses for advertising plays in New York City newspapers; that the advertising rates charged by the defendants are dependent upon the amount of space purchased by each individual advertiser, decreasing as the number of lines increases; that the plaintiffs, by reason of their ownership of fifteen theatres, are in a position to purchase more space than that purchased by individual producers and so to take advantage of the lower rates; that in the case of plays produced at plaintiffs' theatres, the defendants have engaged in a continuing conspiracy in restraint of trade by selling amusement advertising space exclusively to individual producers who lease plaintiffs' theatres and by refusing to sell such space to plaintiffs, thereby preventing them, as mass purchasers of space for the total attractions, from obtaining reduced rates.
In addition to a general denial of the material allegations of the complaint, the four defendants have interposed substantially similar affirmative defenses which are under attack by the present motion. They allege that the plaintiffs have been, and are, engaged in a combination to monopolize and control the booking of plays in legitimate theatres in New York City; that by reason of their said monopoly and as a condition of leasing their theatres, they have required of, and forced upon, the producers of plays clauses in their agreements which prevent the said producers from advertising in media of their own selection and compel them to advertise only through agencies designated by plaintiffs, thus denying to the individual producer freedom of choice in these matters.
Finally, it is claimed that the plaintiffs by this action are attempting to coerce and compel the defendants to discriminate in plaintiffs' favor and against their competitors with respect to rates charged for amusement advertising; that the relief sought would in effect foster the plaintiffs' monopoly and control over producers of plays and the advertising of plays in New York City and elsewhere. Although there are allegations by three of the four defendants that the illegal conspiracy charged to the plaintiffs has damaged them, no counterclaim has been interposed either for damages or injunctive relief.
The claimed force of the affirmative defense is two-fold: first, that plaintiffs are precluded by reason of the doctrine of 'unclean hands' from obtaining relief in a court of equity; second, the defendants say that plaintiffs are in effect seeking a decree in equity which, if granted, would be in aid of a conspiracy violative of the antitrust laws and would strengthen plaintiffs' dominance and control over producers of legitimate plays and prevent the defendants from engaging in free enterprise and from offering advertising rates without discrimination.
The decisions relied on by the parties appear to manifest a gradual development of a judicial attitude towards the defenses of 'unclean hands' and 'in pari delicto' in cases involving the public interest. They will here be considered in three groups.
The early infringement suits by those who had a property right in patents or copyrights were not barred by plaintiff's violations of the antitrust laws.
The underlying rationale of most of these holdings was that the plaintiff's misconduct was not related closely enough to the subject matter of the suit to warrant the application of the doctrine of 'unclean hands.'
These were followed by a series of Supreme Court rulings in which the owner of a patent was denied relief against an infringer where, through the use of the patent, he restricted competition or created a monopoly in unpatented items.
The denial of relief did not turn on whether the particular defendant suffered from the misuse of the patent. It was the use, or misuse, of the patent grant contrary to the public interest which was the basis of withholding relief to the patentee by the courts of equity.
Another group of cases involved actions on contract in which the defense was that the promisee was engaged in a conspiracy to violate the antitrust laws. Whether that defense was allowed depended upon the relationship of the contract in question to the illegal scheme. Here, as in the instance of infringement suits, if the violation was related closely enough to the subject matter of the action and the contract was part of the scheme, the defense of illegality was upheld.
But if the contract was wholly unconnected with the asserted conspiracy, plaintiff could maintain his suit.
It will be noted, however, that in those patent and contract cases in which the defense was allowed, defendant was not charged with combining in restraint of trade, but with infringement or breach of contract. He was not charged with offending the public interest, but, rather, with invading the individual rights of the plaintiff.
Still a third group of cases involved actions charging antitrust violations, in which the fact that plaintiff had acquiesced in, or furthered, the conspiracy of which he now complained, was found to preclude suit.
Since plaintiff had participated in the very scheme with which he charged defendant, he was in no position to complain. The defense was upheld on the principle of 'in pari delicto.'
It may be acknowledged that no sharply defined principle emerges from all these cases, some of which are not altogether consistent. What does appear, however, is that the defenses of 'unclean hands' and 'in pari delicto' were not considered solely within the framework of traditional equity concepts. In determining whether the defense should be permitted or denied, decisive weight was given to the necessity of vindicating the public interest in free competition -- a necessity overriding the particular equities which might exist between the immediate parties.
The importance of giving paramount consideration to antitrust policy has been crystalized in two recent cases, which, in my opinion, require the granting of plaintiffs' motion. In the first of these, Kiefer-Stewart Co. v. Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc., 1951, 340 U.S. 211, 71 S. Ct. 259, 95 L. Ed. 219, a treble damage action, the defendants had violated the Sherman Act by fixing maximum resale prices and refusing to sell to wholesalers unless they agreed to dictated maximum resale prices. The defendants introduced evidence to show that the plaintiff-wholesaler had violated the antitrust laws by agreeing with other wholesalers to fix minimum prices for the sale of liquor. The Supreme Court held that plaintiff's participation in such a conspiracy was not a defense.
'If [plaintiff] and others were guilty of infractions of the antitrust laws, they could be held responsible in appropriate proceedings brought against them by the Government or by injured private persons. The alleged illegal conduct of [plaintiff], however, could not legalize the unlawful combination by [defendants] nor immunize them against liability to those they injured. Cf. Fashion Originators' Guild v. Trade Comm., 312 U.S. 457, 668, 61 S. Ct. 703, 85 L. Ed. 949 * * *.' 340 U.S. at page 214, 71 S. Ct. at page 261, 95 L. Ed. 219.
The second of the cases has an interesting history. A short time before the ruling in the Kiefer case, the Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit decided Moore v. Mead Service Co., 1950, 184 F.2d 338, 340. Plaintiff had conspired to prevent the sale in his city of all but his own products. To counteract the effects of this conspiracy, the defendants, competitors of plaintiff, reduced their prices only in that city, while maintaining them in others. Plaintiff thereupon instituted a treble damage action, charging the defendants with violating the Robinson-Patman Act, 15 U.S.C.A. § 13(a). The Court of Appeals held that since the plaintiff was 'actually in pari delicto' and his damages were the direct result of his participation in an unlawful combination to create a monopoly, he could not recover.
Subsequently, the Supreme Court vacated the judgment and remanded the case 'for further consideration in the light of' the Kiefer case.
Upon such reconsideration, the Court of Appeals held that the Kiefer case controlled and that plaintiff was not precluded from bringing his action.
In my opinion, the Kiefer and Moore cases show a clear trend toward the abolition of the defense of 'unclean hands' in antitrust violation suits.
The defendants contend that these are distinguishable because they are actions at law.
In neither case did the Supreme Court rely on or even mention this distinction. While this is not controlling since the precise point was not at issue in either case, the policy considerations inherent in the rejection of the 'unclean hands' defense in actions at law are equally applicable to suits in equity. In authorizing private remedies for persons injured by infractions of the antitrust laws, Congress intended to provide not only for private redress but also to impose sanctions to secure the more effective enforcement of antitrust legislation.
The fact that Congress also authorized Government action does not detract from what might be termed the dual character inherent in a civil suit based upon such legislation -- vindication of the public interest as well as redress of private injury. And, of course, 'Courts of equity may * * * go much farther both to give and withhold relief in furtherance of the public interest than they are accustomed to go when only private interests are involved.'
More specifically, public policy may preclude an application of the doctrine of 'unclean hands.'
Whatever equities may be present as between private litigants, they must yield to the overall public policy of the antitrust laws to prevent monopolies and restraint of trade.
The defendants next urge that in Kiefer and Moore the violations in each case were collateral to the illegal conspiracies engaged in by the defendants; that there was no causal nexus between the wrongs, whereas in the instant case plaintiffs' alleged violations of the antitrust laws are directly connected with the subject matter of the suit. It is by no means clear that the facts of the Moore case warrant this distinction since it appears that there the defendants' violations of the antitrust laws were in direct response to the plaintiff's conspiracy. Defendants specifically showed that they were being driven out of business by plaintiff's misconduct in the latter's city.
In the instant case there is no allegation that defendants' conduct was caused by plaintiffs' acts. The affirmative defenses accuse the plaintiffs of monopolizing the booking of plays, dictating to producers as to advertising agencies and advertising media, thereby preventing them from freely arranging and selecting their own advertising and publication media to the defendants' injury. Thus, the relationship between the alleged illegal acts of plaintiffs and those charged to the defendants seems more remote here than in the Moore case. Furthermore, plaintiffs' alleged conduct seems less to injure the defendants than persons not parties to this action. Indeed, from the conclusory allegations set forth in the defenses, it is difficult to determine, as it was not in the Moore case, just what the injury is of which defendants complain.
Defendants further assert that making relief available to plaintiffs will force the defendants to discriminate in favor of the plaintiffs and against the small producer. But none of the affirmative defenses alleges that providing plaintiffs with advertising at reduced rates will, without more, constitute a violation by defendants of the antitrust laws. The defendants admit that it is their policy to sell increased space to the amusement advertiser at reduced rates; and neither party has asserted that it is illegal for them to do so. Of course, if it appears on trial that, in fact, an injunction will compel defendants to discriminate illegally and in violation of the statutes, such relief may be withheld.
Finally, defendants urge that a rejection of their defense will aid the plaintiffs to strengthen their monopolistic practices. It seems to me that this contention is adequately answered by pointing out that defendants, three of whom allege injury as a result of plaintiffs' conduct, may either bring a separate suit for relief, or counterclaim in this action, where a court of equity with its broad powers could appropriately mold its decree.
There also remains relief by Governmental action.
Defendants' view, fully spelled out, would mean that when respective litigants are both engaged in antitrust violations, the wrongful conduct of each is a defense to the other's suit, with consequent dismissal of the complaint and a standoff. In effect, the misconduct of each serves to immunize the other from liability. The public interest is caught in the cross-fire of wrongful conduct by the litigants, with both free to continue their illegal activities until such time as the Government shall intervene. On the other hand, permitting the prosecution of the respective claims by each of the parties, unburdened by the defense of 'unclean hands,' would, if successful, result in judgment and decree against each wrongdoer.
If, for example, as a result of a counterclaim or a separate suit either by the Government or any injured party, the plaintiffs were enjoined from alleged coercion of the small producers in their choice of advertising media, the public interest would be vindicated; so that granting of relief to plaintiffs in this action need not strengthen their asserted monopoly. Striking the defense would mean that plaintiffs' claim as to the illegal conduct of defendants could be heard on the merits and, if upheld, the public interest thereby served.
The motion to strike is granted.
The foregoing disposition makes it unnecessary to consider other aspects of the plaintiffs' motion.
Settle order on notice.
On Motion for Reargument
The ruling clearly relates to the defense of 'unclean hands' labeled as such and so pleaded by the defendants whose answers were the subject of the plaintiffs' motion to strike. No other affirmative defense was pleaded by any defendant. Attention of counsel is directed to the portion of the Court's opinion [107 F.Supp. 600)], quoted incompletely in the briefs, referring to the fact that none of the defendants plead that the granting of the reduced rate for volume advertising would constitute illegal discrimination on the part of the defendants. Hence, the Court did not pass upon the defense now inferentially advanced in the motions for reargument that the relief sought would compel the doing of an illegal act. In this connection I repeat the statement, admittedly obiter dictum, that if it should appear upon the trial that compelling the defendants to accord plaintiffs the same reduced rates now available to other purchasers of volume space would result in violation of antitrust statutes, then, obviously, the Court will not decree the performance of such an illegal act.
The motion for reargument is denied.
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PARKERSBURG – For the first time since 2010, an athlete from the Mid-Ohio Valley was an individual event winner at the Hershey's Track and Field North American Final Meet.
Ritchie County's Gus Morrison launched a winning effort of 146 feet and 10 inches to win the 9-10 year-old softball throw at Saturday's 37th annual event, which was conducted at Henry Hershey Field on the Milton Henry School campus in Hershey, Pa.
"We practiced yesterday and today. I did it on my first throw," Morrison said late Saturday evening. "We threw at 10:15 a.m., and I didn't know if I would (win) or not. I was hoping."
Morrison, who will be in fifth grade at Harrisville Elementary, said he also had efforts of 143 and 144 feet, respectively, on his trio of attempts
"The closest (to me) was 143-10. I got to meet (Olympians) Carl Lewis and Rafer Johnson. I got my picture taken with Carl Lewis," added Morrison, who like the other 450-plus youth was able to spend time on their trip at both Hersheypark and Hershey's Chocolate World.
The longest personal best throw for Morrison, who will be playing football for the Ritchie County youth league 'A' team, was 147 feet. He won the state meet last month at Cabell Midland by throwing 139 feet.
Before Morrison's victory on Saturday morning, the last athlete from the area to win first place was Parkersburg South student-athlete Katelyn Byrd, who captured the 11-12 softball throw with a heave of 154 feet and 6 inches.
Two other area athletes, both from Wood County, qualified for the North American Final and had more than solid showings. Williamston Elementary's Annmarie Uhl (9-10 standing long jump) finished fourth while Gihon Elementary's Brionna Patterson finished seventh in the 11-12 softball throw.


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United States District Court, Third Circuit
October 18, 2013
DEON R. DAVIS, Petitioner,v.KAREN BALICKI, Respondent.
ROBERT B. KUGLER, District Judge.
Petitioner is a state prisoner proceeding pro se with a petition for writ of habeas corpus pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2254. On July 27, 2011, this Court denied the habeas petition. The United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit denied a certificate of appealability on December 13, 2011. Currently pending before the Court is petitioner's motion for relief from judgment filed pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 60(b).[1] For the following reasons, the motion will be denied.
The factual and procedural background of this case was stated in this Court's July 27, 2011 Opinion. ( See Dkt. No. 23.) Therefore, the Court will only provide a brief recital of the factual and procedural background relevant to deciding the instant motion.
The facts giving rise to the state charges against petitioner arose from petitioner's stabbing of his former girlfriend at her place of employment with a screwdriver. After petitioner was detained by a security guard, police arrived at the scene and petitioner repeatedly told them that he "tried to kill the bitch." ( See Dkt. No. 22-2 at p. 2-3.)
Petitioner was found guilty by a jury in 2000 of second-degree aggravated assault, thirddegree possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, fourth-degree unlawful possession of a weapon, third-degree terroristic threats and first-degree attempted murder. After pursuing a direct appeal and post-conviction relief ("PCR") petition, petitioner's sentence ended up being twenty-five years imprisonment with a seventeen year parole disqualifier.
In 2008, petitioner filed a federal habeas petition in this Court pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2254. Most relevant to the instant motion, petitioner argued that his Confrontation Clause rights were violated when statements the victim's family made to police were admitted at trial. At trial, a police officer testified that he was told by the victim's family that she had been transported to Christiana Hospital and that she had puncture wounds of the bladder and intestine. The police officer then testified that he relayed that information to the assistant prosecutor who told him to charge petitioner with attempted murder.
In analyzing petitioner's Confrontation Clause claim, the Court's previous Opinion recited the state court's analysis of this claim; specifically that court stated as follows:
With respect to his Crawford argument, defendant contended that "[t]he victim's family statement to police went directly to the extent of the offenses charged." He claims that since there was no medical evidence admitted at trial on the extent of the victim's injuries, the allegations of the aggravated assault and attempted murder were based solely upon the family's statement which he was not permitted to cross examine in violation of Crawford v. Washington, 541 U.S. 36, 124 S.Ct. 1354, 158 L.Ed.2d 177 (2004). There is no merit to this argument.
We first note that defendant was sentenced on April 25, 2000. Our decision on direct appeal was rendered on December 17, 2001 and the Supreme Court denied certification on April 25, 2002. Consequently, defendant's appeals were not in the pipeline when Crawford was decided on March 8, 2004 and it cannot be applied retroactively. Whorton v. Bockting, 549 U.S. ___, 127 S.Ct. 1173, 167 L.Ed.2d 1 (2007).
Even if we were to address the merits of defendant's Crawford claim, we find no merit in it. In Crawford, the Court determined that a testimonial statement, which cannot be cross-examined by the defendant, violates the Sixth Amendment confrontation clause of the United States Constitution. Defendant maintains that the charge of attempted murder was added after the victim's family notified the police that the victim underwent surgery for her wounds. He claims that there was no other basis for the attempted murder charge. The record indicates, however, that there is substantial first-hand evidence of attempted murder. The victim, herself, testified that defendant inflicted nine stab wounds to her head, chest, arms, stomach and back. She testified that she went from Salem Memorial Hospital, where she was first treated, to Christiana Hospital in Delaware, where she had surgery to repair puncture wounds to her small intestines. Photographs of the victim's wounds were admitted into evidence and defendant had the opportunity to fully cross-examine the victim with respect to the seriousness of her wounds.
The officer on the scene testified to the nature and extent of the victim's wounds based upon his first-hand observations. Defendant had the opportunity to fully cross-examine the officer.
Moreover, the arresting officers testified that while defendant was in the police car, he said, "I tried to kill the bitch, " and as defendant was being escorted from the store, he repeatedly said, "I tried to kill the bitch, " "I wanted to kill the bitch." When he was placed in the police car, defendant said, "You better move out of the way because I'll take your gun, I'll go back in and kill the bitch" or "I'll go back in and shoot her." Defendant had the opportunity to fully cross-examine the officers.
The record demonstrates that there was sufficient evidence to prove attempted murder beyond a reasonable doubt without reference to the family's statement, and there was no Crawford violation with respect to that charge.
(Dkt. No. 22-2 at p. 9-11.) After reciting the state court's analysis of this claim, this Court held that the state court's decision did not result in a decision that was contrary to or involved an unreasonable application of clearly established federal law as determined by the United States Supreme Court or resulted in a decision that was based on an unreasonable determination of the facts. ( See Dkt. No. 23 at p. 8-9.)
Approximately seventeen months after the Third Circuit denied a certificate of appealability, petitioner filed the instant Rule 60(b) motion in this Court. In the motion, petitioner claims that he is entitled to relief under Rule 60(b)(5) and 60(b)(6) because the Court did not rule on whether his Confrontation Clause rights were violated through the admission of the victim's family members statements to police. Additionally, he claims that Crawford should be applied retroactively. The Court will consider these arguments in turn.
Rule 60(b)(5) provides in relevant part that a court "may relieve a party... from a final judgment, order or proceeding" if "it is based on an earlier judgment that has been reversed or vacated; or applying it prospectively is no longer equitable." FED. R. CIV. P. 60(b)(5). "Rule 60(b)(5) may not be used to challenge the legal conclusions on which a prior judgment or order rests, but the Rule provides a means by which a party can ask a court to modify or vacate a judgment or order if a significant change either in factual conditions or in law' renders continued enforcement detrimental to the public interest.'" Horne v. Flores, 557 U.S. 433, 447 (2009) (quoting Rufo v. Inmates of Suffolk Cnty. Jail, 502 U.S. 367, 384 (1992)). The moving party bears the burden of establishing that changed circumstances exists. See id.
Rule 60(b)(6) is a catch-all provision and provides that a party may be relieved from a final judgment or order for "any other reason that justifies relief." FED. R. CIV. P. 60(b)(6). However, obtaining relief under Rule 60(b)(6) requires extraordinary and special circumstances. See Pridgen v. Shannon, 380 F.3d 721, 728 (3d Cir. 2004) (citation omitted). "Such circumstances rarely occur in the habeas context." See Gonzalez v. Crosby, 545 U.S. 524, 535 (2005).
A petitioner seeking to invoke Rule 60(b)(5) or (6) must file his motion "within a reasonable time." FED. R. CIV. P. 60(c)(1). The amount of time that constitutes a "reasonable time" is not defined by the Rule and turns on the circumstances of each case. In re Diet Drugs (Phentermine/Fenfluramine/Dexfednfluramine) Product Liability Litig., 383 F.Appx. 242, 246 (3d Cir. 2010).
For purposes of this Opinion, the Court will assume, without deciding, that petitioner filed his Rule 60(b) motion within a "reasonable time." For the following reasons, the motion will be denied on the merits.
In the July 27, 2011 Opinion, the Court recited the state court's adjudication of petitioner's Confrontation Clause claim. Contrary to petitioner's argument, the state court properly interpreted petitioner's argument as one relating to the out-of-court statements the victim's family members made to the police. It then determined that Crawford was not retroactively applicable, but that even if it was, petitioner still would not be entitled to relief. Subsequently, this Court determined that the state court's decision was not an unreasonable application of clearly established federal law nor resulted in a decision based on an unreasonable determination of the facts. Neither the state court nor this Court mistook petitioner's specific argument as relating to the victim or the officers' statements as petitioner claims in his Rule 60(b) motion. Indeed, this Court specifically recited to the state court's decision that analyzed whether petitioner's Confrontation Clause rights were violated by the introduction of the victim's family statements to police.
Additionally, contrary to petitioner's argument in the motion, Crawford is not retroactively applicable to his case for the reasons stated by the state court. Indeed, the state court specifically cited to the applicable United States Supreme Court decision in Whorton v. Bockting, 549 U.S. 406, 421 (2007) that holds that Crawford is not applicable to petitioner on collateral review in this case.
Accordingly, neither of petitioner's arguments in his motion has merit. Therefore, the motion will be denied.
To appeal an order disposing of petitioner's Rule 60(b) motion, a certificate of appealability must issue. See Hickman v. Cameron, No. 13-1917, 2013 WL 3802394, at *1 (3d Cir. July 23, 2013) (citing Morris v. Horn, 187 F.3d 333, 341 (3d Cir. 1999); 28 U.S.C. § 2253(c)(2)). A certificate of appealability may issue "only if the applicant has made a substantial showing of the denial of a constitutional right." 28 U.S.C. § 2253(c)(2). "A petitioner satisfies this standard by demonstrating that jurists of reason could disagree with the district court's resolution of his constitutional claims or that jurists could conclude the issues presented are adequate to deserve encouragement to proceed further." Miller-El v. Cockrell, 537 U.S. 322, 327 (2003). Applying this standard, the Court finds that a certificate of appealability shall not issue in this case.
For the foregoing reasons, petitioner's Rule 60(b) motion will be denied and a certificate of appealability shall not issue. An appropriate order will be entered.
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Piranha 3DD - SideReel Review
The pesky piranhas are back for more in this gore-soaked sequel that continues the silly steak of boobs, blood, and bad taste. This time, Feast helmer John Gulager takes the reins and delivers a follow-up that will make the easy-to-please, T&A-loving horror audience happy. Piranha 3DD does go the extra outrageous mile with such gags as a piranha interrupting a coitus session and Ving Rhames turning up and blowing away piranhas with his gun legs (never mind the many jokes involving David Hasselhoff), yet in spite of all this, the sequel comes off like a half-flat soda on a hot day -- still tasty, but just not as good as it could be.
The stakes are amped up to a new extreme thanks to the film changing locations from a lakefront resort to a water park that the razor-toothed vermin can run rampant in. Danielle Panabaker stars as the heir to a water park that she co-owns with her sleazy stepfather Chet (played by funnyman David Koechner), who, unbeknownst to her, has drilled deep into an underground lake in order to cut expenses. Of course, this moronic gaffe releases a hoard of prehistoric piranhas that burst into the park and use it as a bikini-clad buffet. Back for more over-the-top fun is Christopher Lloyd, reprising his role as the wacked-out scientist from the previous film. Other notable cameos include Gary Busey, Paul Scheer, and Clu Gulager, the director's father (perhaps best known for starring in Return of the Living Dead).
The sequel definitely has fun playing with the three dimensions, although many audiences won't be able to experience it that way, since the movie was only rolled out to limited theaters at the same time it was released on various video-on-demand outlets. And while one could safely assume that the crew had a blast on the set (see the expansive blooper reel during the end credits for proof), it seems they thought a lot of the jokes were funnier than they actually are onscreen. Yet the film can only be criticized so much -- sure, it might be more wacky than witty, but the bouncing bloody breasts run aplenty, which is basically what the filmmakers were hired to deliver. This is raunchy B-movie mayhem that'll have the beer-swillin' horror bros slapping their knees at the hot chick running around with a piranha biting her butt…on second thought, that is pretty funny. If any of this sounds good to you, by all means, crack a cold one and go nuts. Piranha 3DD is what it is -- and it just might be what you're looking for.
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Maiden name James. A lot of my memorials are not my ancestors so I will gladly transfer memorials who are not in my direct line, also feel free to use any photo I have posted. Please, if you see any errors let me know. Interested in James, Crunkleton, Holden, Keener, Billingsley, and Moseley Families in NC, SC and Northeast GA. Also Nations, Kilby, Burchfield in Western NC. Wanda Darnell
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Sharon M. Bledsoe
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Thank you so much for the tombstone photos of Sherman and Daisy Hyde. they make the memorial so much more interesting and allow us to check out the dates. Since we are out of state we really appreciate your help with this project
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on Apr 06, 2016 7:44 PM
Chuck Garland
RE: Valleytown Cemetery, Andrews,NC
From church and flag pole there will be 2 Black stones Cochran & Kilpatrick The people you are looking for will be in that middle section go down the road from the church and turn on first left drive almost to where it turns you will see a black stone of roger dale Lunsford and Gray double stone wayne & iva conley they have a lot of flowers on there grave straight behind them about 50 yards you will see a stone that says carver behind carver there will be 4 metal posts in the ground that is where the graves you are looking for are at if you would like a day before you come I could go put a flag or something on the metal posts if you like me to
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Chuck Garland
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I found them
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RE: Valleytown Cemetery, Andrews,NC
I will go look in the next few days to see if I can find there graves for you.
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RE: Valleytown Cemetery, Andrews,NC
who are you looking for I may remember were there grave is at it is a big cemetery
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on Mar 23, 2016 2:13 PM
Yes, you found the Rackleys , this is them Wanda. The Duke Power company removed them from their original burial grounds when they damed up Keowee River to make new lake Keowee, in 1970 they made mistakes in transcribing the dates to transfer from the original markers & name spellings, this is the typical plot markers they used at the time. I suspect Lola Mae Crane Rackley is buried somewhere near without correct marker. Thank you very much for finding my family......Have a Great Day Wanda ! This means so much to my family members !!!!!
Sincerely Phil Rackley
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Hi again!
I just noticed that the Holly Springs Baptist Church Cemetery is also known as the Jennings Cemetery.
I am sorry if I upset you with my request but I truly thought it was the Holly Springs Baptist Church Cemetery. My Mom went to church there as a child and GG Uncle Alden and his wife are buried there. I went to the cemetery and got pictures and even talked to the staff at the Church and I did not know it was also known as the Jennings Cemetery. Learn something new daily. Thanks for replying and informing me.
Have a great day!
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Hi Wanda, could you please remove the photo of the Jennings Cemetery as Alden Cashes Fish (#77795393) is buried in Holly Springs Baptist Church in Franklin, Macon Co., NC and NOT in Jennings Cemetery as your photo shows. Alden is my Great Great Uncle.
Thank you for your work on Findagrave.com as it is important to help others find their long lost family members.
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Thank you sooooo much!
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where is ramey cemetery down river below holden cemetery on ridge above Bynum branch steve
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I tend to get too many groceries at times and stuff the fridge, but my Maytag takes it in stride. Things shoved to the rear don't freeze like they did in my old refrigerator, and things in the front stay as cold as they should. Just as important; the ice maker and cold water keep up with our demands through the nasty Cincinnati summers
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Although the fridge has its downsides. overall I do prefer it over the non side by sides.
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The shelves are hard to place so they are useful, so I tend to move them every time I clean the fridge.
The inside fridge door shelves tend to want to work loose alot and have totally fallen onto the floor a couple times while full of food items!
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I purchased a Maytag refrigerator 5 years ago. While it still cools and appears to be in good shape you would be surprised the number of times I've had to call the Maytag Man on this practically new (in refrigerator life spans) refrigerator.
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Not a noisy machine. I occasionally will hear what sounds like a machine gun coming from the fridge is really only the ice cubes falling from the ice maker into the tray. Other than that very little noise can be heard at all.
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Well organized with large door shelves big enough for a gallon of milk.
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Works well.
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The shelves inside are glass can be removed to clean. They are delicate however and taking them out can be precarious once they are wet with cleaning products or spills. They attached to a bracket at the back of the fridge. The door shelves can be removed and washed out in the kitchen sink.
Surprising really how many times I have callled the Maytag company about this product. When I purchased it I remember seeing commercials about how the Maytag Repair Man was so bored at work because their products were well man. Well, I've kept them busy. In addition, I'd just like to add, their is no "Maytag Repair Man". They are contracted with your local fridge repair shop.


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Chances are that if you don't have diabetes, you know someone who does. Staggering statistics indicate that nearly 30 million Americans have diabetes, making efforts to increase awareness more important than ever. The good news is that many companies are partnering up with organizations and health professionals to create diabetes awareness, enhance education and simplify life with diabetes. Luckily, we have a plethora of resources at our hands to help educate people and loved ones of people with diabetes or those at risk for diabetes. One of the best resources available are the experts - Certified Diabetes Educators (CDE's). Certified Diabetes Educators are health professionals who specialize in the management and treatment of diabetes. They contain a wealth of knowledge across all diabetes topics, ranging from diet to gadgets, exercise, diabetes resources, medications, etc.

Certified Diabetes Educators can have an instrumental role in providing individualized care for persons with diabetes and can also help those with prediabetes develop strategies to prevent diabetes. It is not surprising that companies like BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company) are advocating for patients to partner up with CDE's. In April, BD launched its 'Dynamic Duos' campaign and is partnering withTami Ross, RD, LD, CDE, MLDE, a nationally renowned diabetes educator, author and past president of the American Association of Diabetes Educators. I asked Tami what the campaign was all about and here is what she had to say:

Q: What Exactly is the Dynamic Duos Campaign?

A: I'm working with BD on the "Dynamic Duos" education campaign to champion the role of diabetes educators in empowering patients with tips and resources to help them simplify life with diabetes. I've been a diabetes educator for over 20 years and have had three people in my family touched by diabetes. Without a doubt, diabetes is a complicated and often overwhelming disease. Through this campaign, we are encouraging people with diabetes to team up with a diabetes educator who can apply their knowledge, skills, counseling and education to develop an individualized plan to help patients meet treatment goals.

Diabetes educators can provide guidance on healthy eating, getting regular physical activity, taking any needed diabetes medications appropriately along with integrating innovative technologies to manage diabetes, such as those that have safety features that make injections easier. People can join the Dynamic Duos conversation on Facebook at Diabetes Innovations US: www.facebook.com/diabetesinnovationus.

This campaign coincides with one of BD's products, BD AutoShield Duo™ pen needle (one of the many products on the market that help to make diabetes easier). For more information about the device go to: www.bd.com/autoshieldduo.

Already Have a CDE?

If you already working with a diabetes educator, hopefully you have experienced positive results. And if you haven't, don't be discouraged, it takes time to make changes. Make sure that your educator listens actively and helps you create a plan that sets you up to be successful in achieving your personal goals. Tips should be realistic, simple, safe and effective. The more realistic the plan is, the easier it will be to continue it.

Not Interested in One-on-One Sessions?

If you are not interested in meeting with a CDE on a one-on-one basis, look into attending diabetes self management group classes. Group classes are a great way to meet with other people dealing with the same obstacles that you are dealing with on a daily basis. They can be motivating, conversation provoking and self rewarding . One of my favorite method is called the Diabetes Conversation Map Class. Read about it here: An Interactive Way to Learn About Diabetes

Resources:

Center for Disease Control and Prevention. More than 29 million Americans have diabetes; 1 in 4 doesn't know. Accessed on-line. May 7, 2015: http://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2014/p0610-diabetes-report.html