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Don't Cryby Beverly Barton
Nowhere To Run
The crime scenes are horrifying: the victims arranged with deliberate care, posed to appear alive despite their agonized last moments and the shocking nature of their deaths.
No Place To Hide
Chattanooga grief counselor Audrey Sherrod moonlights for the local police. It's clear to her, and to Special Agent J.D. Cass, that the/b>/b>
Nowhere To Run
The crime scenes are horrifying: the victims arranged with deliberate care, posed to appear alive despite their agonized last moments and the shocking nature of their deaths.
No Place To Hide
Chattanooga grief counselor Audrey Sherrod moonlights for the local police. It's clear to her, and to Special Agent J.D. Cass, that the murders are the work of a deranged serial killer. At first, the only link is the victims' similar physical appearance. But then another connection emerges, tying them to a long-ago series of horrifying crimes Audrey hoped would never resurfacecrimes that hit all too close to home.
No Time To Cry
Each grisly new discovery proves the past has not been forgotten, and the worst is yet to come. Audrey went looking for the truth and she's about to find it. . .and it will be more twisted and more terrifying than she ever imagined. . .
Praise for the novels of Beverly Barton
"Masterful!" –Linda Howard, New York Times bestselling author on Cold Hearted
"A powerful story that kept me up very latewith all the lights on." Kay Hooper, New York Times bestselling author on As Good as Dead
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Don't Cry
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Chapter OneJ.D. Cass listened to his breakfast date's end of the telephone conversation and knew it was bad news. In his profession, bad news was the norm, as it was in Holly's, so he wasn't surprised. When a guy was dating an assistant district attorney, even in an on-again/off-again relationship, he became accustomed to their dates being interrupted by business. Of course, it worked both ways. How many times had one of Holly's meticulously planned romantic evenings ended abruptly when he'd gotten an urgent call?
They hadn't managed to get together for the past three weeks, and J.D. was way past horny. So, yeah, his invitation for them to share an early breakfast today was his selfish way of wooing her back into his bed, and the sooner the better. Since he and Holly were both early risers, a 6:30 A.M. breakfast date had seemed the perfect chance to see each other and the least likely time that their professional lives would intrude. So much for great ideas.
"My God!" Holly Johnston's big blue eyes widened and her full lips parted in a silent gasp. "Who found her? Hmm ... When? Is the press already there?"
Curious about the identity of the person who had been found and eager to hear the details, J.D. frowned when his own cell phone rang. He checked caller ID and grunted.
He hit the On button. "Cass here. What's up?"
"They found Jill Scott." His boss, Special Agent in Charge Phil Hayes, had a deep baritone voice made even rougher and throatier from a lifetime of smoking.
"How close are you to Lookout Valley?"
"Why?" J.D. got a sinking feeling in the pit of his stomach.
"Because we're fixing to get dragged into this mess, so I want you to head on over to the crime scene pronto."
"Shit! Why is the TBI getting involved?"
"Because the DA wants us to be on standby. It turns out that there is a second missing woman. Debra Gregory, the mayor's wife's cousin, disappeared sometime late last night."
"Doesn't the mayor think his own police force can handle the investigation? This isn't our-"
"His Honor wants to use every resource available to him," Phil said. "And that includes us, buddy boy. The mayor called the DA and then Everett Harrelson called me personally fifteen minutes ago. Last night, the Chattanooga PD had two missing persons cases. This morning they have a murder case and a suspected kidnapping case. Since both women fit the same profile, there's a chance the same guy kidnapped Jill and Debra."
"When I show up at the crime scene, just how official am I?"
"You're unofficial for the time being. We'll ease into this gradually. Tell the investigators you're there in an advisory capacity. Assure them that the TBI isn't taking over their case."
"Yeah, sure. Like they're going to believe that."
After J.D. returned his phone to the belt holder, he looked across the table at Holly. She slid her phone into an outer pocket on her shoulder bag and shrugged.
"Bad news?" he asked.
She nodded. "What about you?"
"Yeah. That was Phil. They believe they've found Jill Scott, the woman who's been missing for the past two weeks."
Scott, a local middle school teacher, beloved by students and parents alike, had mysteriously disappeared two weeks earlier. Her parents, her fiancé, and her friends assured police that Jill would never leave without a word to anyone. They were convinced that she'd been abducted. Thanks to local media coverage, there probably wasn't a man, woman, or child in Hamilton County who didn't know the teacher's name.
"It seems our calls were about the same case," Holly told him. "Of course, I'm not actually involved with the case, not yet, but-"
"But your nephew was in Jill Scott's seventh-grade class and her murder is semipersonal for you, right?"
Holly nodded. "So, did the TBI get drafted to-?"
"Unofficially at this point," J.D. said. "But that status can change at any time." He offered Holly a life-sucks-sometimes frown. "I have to head over to the crime scene." He stood, pulled out his wallet, and laid down a couple of twenties to pay for their meal, plus a generous tip.
"Mind if I go with you?" she asked.
When he gave her an inquisitive stare, she said, "I'll stay out of the way. I know that I'm nothing more than a concerned citizen." She smiled. "Okay, a nosy concerned citizen."
"And I'm a TBI agent sticking my nose in where I may not be wanted and probably won't be welcomed."
* * *
Audrey Sherrod swallowed her tears. Although she would never apologize to anyone for her emotional involvement with her clients, she did her best not to let the empathy she experienced override her professionalism. Caring about people was a plus in her business. Allowing her personal feelings to affect a patient's treatment was unacceptable, so she walked an emotional tightrope, balancing the two sides of her personality.
Mary Nell Scott's daughter Jill had been missing for fifteen days. The Scott family was surviving on hopes and prayers. Mary Nell's husband had turned to their parish priest for solace and advice. Jill's sister, Mindy, relied on her best friends for comfort. Mary Nell had chosen to seek the help of a mental health therapist. She had chosen Audrey because several years ago, she had been one of Audrey's first clients. At that time, Mary Nell had been dealing with her husband's infidelity. After months of counseling, she had come to terms with what had happened and realized she wanted to save her marriage.
"I can't bear to hear Father Raymond's voice," Mary Nell had confessed when she had first arrived at Audrey's office today. "I know the man means well, but my faith isn't strong enough to simply leave everything in God's hands."
Mary Nell had been raised Presbyterian and converted to Catholicism when she had married Charles Scott. She had brought up both of their daughters in the Catholic faith, but she seldom attended mass and readily admitted that she had doubts about God's existence.
When the one-hour session ended, Mary Nell sat there calmly, with her head bowed and her folded hands resting in her lap. Audrey got up and retrieved a bottle of water from the mini-fridge in her office.
She truly understood the hell Mary Nell and her family were living in right now. Not knowing what had happened to a loved one was heartbreakingly unbearable. And yet they had to bear it. They had no other choice.
But that's not true. Mary Nell does have one other choice. A selfish, unthinkable choice.
Audrey pushed aside the memories from her own past about the choice her stepmother had made when she had found life unbearable. A choice that had destroyed a family already in crisis.
"I don't have another client until regular office hours at nine this morning, so if you'd like to stay longer, you may." Audrey handed Mary Nell the bottled water. She had come in early to see Mary Nell, who had left her a frantic phone message at five o'clock that morning.
"No, no." Mary Nell shook her head. "I'm meeting Charlie at seven-thirty and some of our neighbors are going to help us put up new posters all over Hamilton County. We're offering a reward of twenty-five thousand to anyone ..." Pausing, her upper teeth biting down into her bottom lip, she closed her eyes as fresh tears trickled down her cheeks.
Suddenly Mary Nell's cell phone rang. When she struggled to open her purse, Audrey eased the leather clutch out of her trembling hands and retrieved the phone for her.
"Want me to answer it?" Audrey asked.
Mary Nell shook her head, and then reached out and took the phone.
"Hello," Mary Nell said. "What? Yes, I'm still with Audrey. Why? Oh, all right." She held out her phone. "It's my daughter, Mindy. She wants to speak to you."
Eying the phone in Mary Nell's outstretched hand, Audrey instinctively knew that whatever Mindy had to say would not be good news.
"Hello, Mindy, this is Audrey Sherrod."
"Dr. Sherrod, they've found her. They've found Jill. She's dead."
"Who contacted you with this information?"
"No one, not yet." Mindy whimpered softly. "It's already on the news, on the TV and the radio. They found a body. The newscasters are saying it's probably Jill, that the woman fits her description and she's wearing a gold cross. Jill always wore the gold cross Daddy gave her for her sixteenth birthday."
"Don't jump to conclusions."
"It's her. I know it is. Dad knows it is. I just didn't want Mom to be alone and see it on the news or hear about it on the radio. Dad and I are coming by there to pick up Mom. We're driving out to Lookout Valley where they found the body. They haven't moved her yet. She's still there. Oh, please, Dr. Sherrod, please come with us. Mom's going to need you. We all are."
"Yes, of course. I'll have my secretary cancel my morning appointments, just in case," Audrey said.
When she returned the cell phone to Mary Nell, her client looked at her pleadingly. "Don't lie to me. Tell me what Mindy said. It's Jill, isn't it? She's ... oh, God, she's dead, isn't she?"
Audrey dropped down on her haunches in front of Mary Nell and grasped the woman's clutched hands. Their gazes met and held.
"The police have found a body that fits Jill's general description," Audrey explained. "The information is on the TV and radio. Mindy didn't want you to hear it and assume the body is Jill's. She and Charlie are on their way here now. They want me to go with y'all to the crime scene. They want to make sure it isn't Jill."
Just one little white lie to ease Mary Nell into the situation and allow her a few final moments of hope.
When half an hour later, at approximately 7:45 A.M., J.D. and Holly arrived on the scene at 50 Birmingham Highway in the Lookout Valley area, they found semicontrolled bedlam. They had missed the initial frenzy, the first responders' attempt to secure the site, the wail of sirens, and the rush of emergency vehicles. The area around the Cracker Barrel restaurant buzzed with official personnel, the first of many yet to come. Before the end of the day, the scene would be investigated by as many as fifty law enforcement and civilian specialists. The police had roped off the crime scene and strategically placed officers to keep the foot traffic to a minimum. One way in and one way out. News crews, barely held at bay by the uniformed officers, kept cameras zeroed in on the cordoned-off area and reported live to their television audience.
J.D. gained immediate entrance to the sealed area as soon as he flashed his badge. When he glanced back at Holly, she smiled and nodded, letting him know she'd be fine on her own. He'd never doubted it for a minute. Holly was a modern, I-can-take-care-of-myself woman.
Careful not to disrupt the ongoing investigation, J.D. took in the crime scene with a subtle visual inspection. He recognized a lot of the personnel, including the Hamilton County ME, Dr. Peter Tipton, and a couple of members of his team, one taking photos and another talking to two CPD investigators. J.D. knew the guy he assumed was the lead detective. He and Sergeant Garth Hudson had worked a case involving a gang-related murder eleven months ago, shortly after J.D. had been transferred from Memphis to the TBI Chattanooga Field Office. Hudson was a decorated, twenty-five-year veteran of the CPD. A smart guy, a good cop, a little on the cocky side. J.D. didn't know the officer with Hudson, an attractive African American woman with a dark caramel complexion and petite, curvy body. As he approached them, she turned and glowered at him, her coffee brown eyes surveying him from head to toe.
"Who sicced the TBI on us?" Hudson growled the question as he glared at J.D. "The mayor, no doubt."
"I'm here strictly in an advisory capacity," J.D. assured him. "This is the CPD's case." J.D. smiled at the pretty lady with Hudson. "Introduce us."
Hudson grunted. "Officer Tamara Lovelady, my partner. Tam, meet TBI Special Agent J.D. Cass."
Tam nodded, her expression neutral.
"So, how about letting me take a look at Jill Scott," J.D. said, then added, "if it is Jill Scott."
"There's a good chance it is Ms. Scott's body, but no positive ID. Not yet." Hudson glanced at his partner. "Tam will go with you. Look all you want, but don't touch."
J.D. wanted to remind Hudson that he wasn't some rookie who needed instructions, but he kept quiet. For now, he wasn't assigned to this case, and any privileges Hudson afforded him were at his discretion. He had worked with police and sheriffs' departments throughout the state and understood how territorial local law enforcement could be. Trying not to step on any toes was just part of his job. A part he damn well hated. He wasn't known for his diplomatic abilities. He supposed that was one reason he was still a field agent. That and a hot temper he'd been trying to control all of his life.
The TBI's role was to assist local law enforcement in investigating major crimes, the operative word being "assist."
When Officer Lovelady motioned to J.D., he followed her past the swarm of investigators and onto the restaurant's wide porch.
Peter Tipton spotted J.D. and Tam heading his way. He paused in his examination of the body and moved aside to give J.D. a complete view of the corpse.
The victim-not yet positively identified as Jill Scott-sat upright in one of the numerous rocking chairs on the Cracker Barrel porch. Her eyes were shut and at first glance she seemed to be sleeping. Something swaddled in a delicate blue baby shawl lay nestled in her lap. J.D. strained to get a better look at the object.
He took a step closer, and then stopped.
"We thought at first it was a doll," Tam told J.D. "But it's not."
Good God almighty!
"It's real," J.D. said.
"Oh yeah, it's real all right," Tipton replied.
J.D. had seen some weird sights in his time, as well as several sickeningly gruesome scenes, but never anything like this.
"It's a first for me," Tipton said.
"Yeah, me, too. Any idea who ... what ... ?" J.D. found himself stammering, something he never did. But then he'd never seen a fresh corpse cradling the skeletal remains of a small child. He cleared his throat and asked, "Any idea how either of them died? The woman-?"
J.D. studied the dark-haired victim sitting so serenely in the wooden rocking chair. Traffic from the nearby interstate hummed over the din of voices, conversations blending with news coverage and bystanders' comments. Overhead the September sky was clear, the morning sun warm, the temperature somewhere in the high seventies. The beginning of a perfect pre-autumn day. But not so perfect for Jill Scott.
"Method of asphyxiation?" J.D. asked.
"Probably suffocation," Tipton replied. "There's no sign of strangulation."
"How long do you think she's been dead?"
Tipton glanced at the corpse. "She's in full rigor. Time of death-six to twelve hours ago. I'd guess eight to ten."
"You don't think she was killed here, do you?" J.D. asked.
"She was probably killed somewhere else sometime before midnight and then brought here while it was still dark so it would be less likely anyone would see what was happening."
"Yeah, not much chance anyone saw something."
"Whoever killed her staged this little scene," Tam Lovelady said. "He painted us a picture."
"Mother and child," J.D. surmised.
"He's a sick son of a bitch, whoever he is." Tam stared at the victim. "She looks so damn peaceful."
"He went to a great deal of trouble to dispose of her body in such a dramatic fashion." J.D. remembered a bizarre case in Memphis when he was a rookie agent where the killer had placed his victims by the river, sitting up in a camp chair and holding a fishing pole. Weirdest thing he'd ever seen. Until now. "He's telling us something. We just have to figure out what it is."
"He's telling us that he's fucking crazy," Garth said, his voice a low grumble, as he came up behind them.
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Beverly Marie Beaver(1946 —2011), better known as Beverly Barton, was an American author noted for her romantic suspense novels. She wrote more than thirty contemporary romance novels and created the popular The Protectors series. Her first Book Yankee Lover was published in 1990. Though best known for her romantic suspense novels, she also wrote historical and paranormal romances.
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Her traumatic childhood has turned Audrey Sherrod into a strong caring adult. She is a counselor who works closely with the Chattanooga police; especially helping victims of crime. When a serial killer terrorizes the town, Audrey is brought in to assist; as is TBI special agent J.D. Cass. Audrey dislikes the pompous J.D., but likes his fourteen years old daughter Zoe; to his chagrin his child idolizes the counselor while hating him; though he knows part of the problem is he barely tolerates his offspring. As the homicide count rises, the clues seem to imply someone close to the investigators is involved. Meanwhile J.D. and Audrey overcome their initial disgust to fall in love. However, as a gruesome cold case ties to the present murders, a psychopath must be stopped before the pair can pursue the future. Don't Cry is another wonderful Beverly Barton romantic suspense (see Dead by Midnight). The key to the strong story line is the hooked reader keeps trying to identify the killer before the cop and the counselor can. Audrey is a terrific caring person; perhaps too nurturing. On the other hand the dysfunctional relationship between father and daughter seems real as J.D. and Zoe know neither loves or even likes the other. This is another winner by Ms. Barton. Harriet Klausner
I read Julia's story before I read this. As I read that one, I thought I would like to read J.D.'s story. I'm sure glad I did. I liked it better than Julia's. Loved the story line. Took a while to guess the killer, but knew all along there was more to it. Really liked the lead characters. Love Beverly Barton. Sorry to hear the bad news about her.
This is one of those books that keep you awake at night because no matter how tired you are you want to keep reading. I can't wait for the second book to come out.
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Once you read a Beverly Barton novel, neither rain, nor sleet, nor hail nor snow (nor anything else for that matter) will keep you from reading all of her books.
This was my 1st Beverly Barton book. I enjoyed it so much I can't wait to read more. Great character development. It did not feel as long as it actually was. Plot kept me wanting more.
A rash of serial murders of women left in a rocking chair with a dead baby from childnapping cases 25 years ago. Audrey Sherrod is a grief counselor.whose 1/2 brother was one of the child victims. J.D. Cass is a special agent with the state Bureau of Investigation. His teenage daughter, I forget her name, who he didn't know he had, has been living with him the past year since her mother died. That pretty much sums up the 468 pages. There was no character development in the entire book, they were all cardboard & Audrey was just flat old unlikeable. Audrey was a cold, prissy, sanctimonios woman. Absoultely no chemistry bertween Audrey & J.D.. None! Zero! Zilch! They didn't even like each other for most of the book. I'm not sure why Hart was even in the book. Tamara Lovelady? What kind of name is that? I couldn't help but chuckle everytime I read it, hard to take her seriously. Why was it that the only people working on these murders were two cops and J.D.? By the third murder there would already be a task force in place. All through the book were things such as every street name of a route somebody took. Or the kind of car one of the victims had "bought used last winter" and her Walmart purse. Then really stupid stuff. Audrey makes a pot of coffee. J.D. takes a sip of the "fresh, hot coffee". If she just made it of course it's fresh & hot! Duh! This is one of those books I wouldn't even recommend getting from the library. I think there might be a sequel but if so I'm steering clear!
This is an excellent thriller and a good mystery that is sure to keep anyone involved. I thought many many times that I knew who the bad guy was. The action kept me engrossed into the late night hours and the ending made me anxious to know what happened after that. I made a good guess about who the killer was, and was correct, early on but that didn't damage my enjoyment of the ending. Barton threw a twist in there that made my jaw drop and I never saw it coming in a million years.
J.D Cass of the Tennessee Investigation Bureau is assigned to a case of a recently murdered woman who is found in holding the skeleton remains of a baby. Soon, It is determined that the child was one that was abducted over twenty years ago. When another woman is found the same way, Cass has two separate cases to deal with and many questions to answer. Set in Chattanooga, Beverly Bark has written an intense thriller with a definitive cast of characters and enough suspense to keep me quite enthralled.
This book was great. Through the whole book you think you have it figured out . It is one that will keep the pages turning.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 11, 1984, New Braunfels, Texas NFL playoff races going down to wire By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS If the race for the three remaining playoff spots in the National Football Conference looks too complicated to figure out, look at it this way — most of the confusion could be cleared up before Sunday by the Los Angeles Rams and New York Giants. To the naked eye, things look hopelessly muddled, particularly in the NFC East, where the Washington Redskins lead with a 10-5 record and the Giants, Dallas Cowboys and St. Louis Cardinals are a game behind at 9-6. Along with the Rams, who are 10-5, they will get the NFC's three remaining playoff berths along with San Francisco and Chicago, champions of the West and Central. But the Rams and Giants can make things simple. The Rams play at San Francisco Friday night in a game to be televised nationally by ABC and can clinch a wild-card spot if they win. If that happens, the 9-6 Giants can win the other NFC wild-card berth if they beat the New Orleans Saints on Saturday, leaving only the NFC East title to be decided in Sunday's game in Washington between the Redskins and the Cardinals. The winner of that game would be the division title, the loser would be out of the playoffs. The AFT is simple. Miami is the East champion; Pittsburgh or Cincinnati will win the Central, and either Seattle or Denver will win the West with the loser joining the Los Angeles Raiders as a wild-card entry. But the NFC is so muddled that nearly 24 hours after Sunday's games, the league office still was trying to confirm all the possibilities involving the Redskins, Cardinals, Giants, Cowboys and Rams. Here's the breakdown:NFC The San Francisco 49ers, 14-1, have clinched the West title and any home-field advantage for the playoffs. The Chicago Bears, 9-6, are the Central Division champions and but cannot get a homefield advantage. The other three playoff berths will be decided among four NFC East teams and the Rams. The best way to sort them out is team-by-team. ST LOUIS, 9-6: If the Cardinals beat the Redskins Sunday, they're the NFC East champion based on a 6-2 division record; if they lose, they're out because they're 9-7. WASHINGTON, 10-5. The Redskins edged the Cowboys 30-28 Sunday to take over the division lead. If they beat the Cards Sunday, they win the division based on their 11-5 record. Even with a loss to the Cardinals, the Redskins could still be a wild card Should the Giants lose, Washington earns a berth. If the Giants win, the Redskins would still make the playoffs if Dallas loses to Miami. NEW YORK, 9-6: The Giants, who lost to the Cardinals 31-21 Sunday, cannot win the division. But they can get a wild-card berth by beating New Orleans if the Rams beat the 49ers or if the Cardinals and Cowboys both lose. The Giants could also lose and get the wild card if Dallas and St. Louis lose because if all three are 9-7 the Giants have the best combined record against the other two. DALLAS, 9-6: Like the Giants, the Cowboys can't win the division title. But they can earn a wild-card if they beat Miami and the Rams lose to San Francisco. If that happens, they eliminate the Giants regardless of the outcome of their game with New Orleans. If the Rams beat the 49ers, the Cowboys can still get a wild card if they beat the Dolphins and the Giants and Cardinals lose. LOS ANGELES, 10-5: The Rams can clinch the wild card and the home-field for the playoff game by beating the 49ers Friday night If they lose, they can still earn the wild card if either Dallas or St. Ixouis loses.AFC Both Denver and Seattle are 12-3 and the winner of their game at Seattle Sunday wins the AFC West. If the Broncos are the wild card, they'll be at home against the Raiders; if it's the Seahawks, they'll play at Ix>s Angeles unless the Raiders lose one of their two remaining games, Monday night at Detroit or Sunday at home against Pittsburgh. If Cincinnati, 7-8. beats Buffalo at home and the 8-7 Steelers lose to the Raiders, then Cincinnati wins the Central Division because it has the better mtra-division record. If Pittsburgh wins or ties, or both teams lose, then Pittsburgh is the champion. Motta calls for testing of all NBA players, staff DALLAS i AP) — Dick Motta, head coach of the Dallas Mavericks, has called on the National Basketball \ssociation to stiffen its drug policy by allowing teams to make random spot-checks that would reveal if players are using drugs. "The only way a kid can be tested now is to almost be indicted,'' Motta said. "If I go to the league, and I say I suspect a player has a problem, they say, Do you have any proof?' I say, 'No, just a feeling.' That's not good enough i for the arbiteri," Motta said. Motta's remarks in published accounts today came in the wake of weekend revelations that Utah's John Drew and Houston's John Lucas, two players with past drug problems, have been forced out of the NBA because of a recurrence. He made his points in his weekly column that appeared today in The Dallas Morning News and in an inters lew with the Fort Worth Star Telegram Under the agreement between the Players Association and the league, the only way a player can get help is to voluntarily come forward and admit he has a problem. A team cannot spot check its players and then confront the players with the results." The best deterrent to doing wrong, Motta said, is fear — "fear of being caught, fear of embarrassment to self and family, fear of losing the lifestyle. The only way we can instill this fear is to have across-the-board spot checks of entire teams, including players, trainers and coaches," Motta said. He suggested the testing be put in the hands of an independent group, periodically and without warning. If a test comes up positive, the league's program of education and rehabilitation should take over, he added. A subconscious trap has been set for NBA players and coaches because we have a lot of money, too much free time, and we're overexposed." Motta said. "There is a tremendous pressure to be successful. It's a fast-lane existence. There is a constant reminder you're in the spotlight 24 hours a day," he added. "We challenge our players when things are tough, to reach down within themselves and find something that refuses to let them fail. My fear is that sometime they'll reach down into their equipment bag and pull out a substance to help them through the tough times," Motta said. The Dallas coach said he is a strong believer in the league's commitment to drug education and rehabilitation, but said the Drew and Lucas tragedies have convinced him "there is a problem out there destroying people, and we've got to stop it." Drew and Lucas had clauses in their contracts allowing their teams to conduct urinalyses at their discretion. Drew missed a practice in Oakland last week, was suspended and failed a test. Lucas missed a plane Friday from Oakland to Portland, where he was tested and traces of cocaine discovered. Under the NBA's current agreement with the Players Association, a player with a drug problem who voluntarily asks for help will receive it once without penalty. His team will pay for the DICK MOTTA . . .wants to end 'tragedy' treatment, and he will remain on salary. A second voluntery request will result in suspension with no pay but no other penalty . A third voluntery request will result in "immediate, permanent dismissal from the NBA" although after two years a player can apply for reinstatement. If the play er does not ask for ! dp and is caught, or if a play er is < on-victed of. or pleads guilty, to a crime involving the distribution of cocain. or heroin, he is permanently banned from the NBA. 'No prisoners' Sooners rip Pirates By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Billy Tubbs has a very simple basketball philosophy win by a bunch And in Wayman Tisdale, he has just the fellow to lead the assault. With Tisdale, a member of the gold medal-w inning U S. Olympic team, exploding for 55 points Monday night, the 15th-ranked Sooners demolished the Southwestern University Pirates 126-76. This is a perfect example of us taking no prisoners," Tubbs said after Oklahoma improved to 5-2 If I did take prisoners, it would be Southwestern." where Tubbs coached for two years I have a lot of friends there and I know how they feel," Tubbs said "I ve been there before. But I don't mislead anyone. I'll try to beat you by HK) if I can. " In other games involving Top Twenty clubs, No. 18 Kansas ripped South Carolina State 81-54 and Michigan, newly elevated to the No. 20 position, beat Western Michigan 83-59. Tisdale scored 36 points in leading Oklahoma to a 60-35 halftime advantage over Southwestern, and finished only six points shy of his single-game school scoring record of 61. Tisdale also collected 13 rebounds. "He got the hot hand early." said Tubbs. We didn t plan for him to score that many. but I'm not surprised at any thing he does." Tim McCalister added 20 points for Oklahoma w hile Bobby Deaton had 27 points and IO rebounds for Southw estern. Kansas Coach i*arry Brown said he "had fun" watching the Jayhawks. 6-1. run past South Carolina State. "We got everyone to play and I like to see everyone play," Brown said. "The opportunity to play is what the players look forward to." Roil Kellogg scored 16 points and Greg Drolling 15 for Kansas, which romped to a 46-27 halftime advantage. The Jayhawks built their bicgrM margin at 73-45 with 5:41) to piay . Ralph Miller had 16 points to pace South Carolina State, which is whiles-1. e in. Michigan, unbeaten in five gaii.es u.-t -I points from Roy Tarpley. including 15 during a m .aid-half explosion. Michigan led only 36-31 it intermission. but used a 12-4 run to quickly settle the issue at the start of the second half Another 14-2 tear made it 65-45 and cleared the way for subs to mop up. Don Fettles scored 19 points for Western Michigan, now 3-3. In other games Monday night it was Niagara 79. Penn 73; Pittsburgh 89. Indiana. Pa . 64; Mahonia 68. Austin Peay 48; Kansas State j8. Northeast Missouri 48; Michigan State 50. St. Pe:- rA 38; Missouri 70, Tennessee 61; Nebraska /). Wyoming 65; Arizona 85, Pan American 60. and Tev.s San Antonio 80, Rice 65 Scoreboard On the air TUI SD AV TELEVISION 6 hi p n Bu^ity LSPN / i t ■- Wrestling USA W1DN1SDAY TELEVISION C JO p 't■ Auto racing Formula Or*? World Dtivtt ) I hatnpionsfwp. ESPN 7 p m Basketball DePaul at Pent! State 'J p tit Stun nj VV ut Id Cup Melts Slalom, Local sports TUESDAY 5 p m Hoyt, basketball lulttiy freshmen IUn.ut varsity varsity al Canyon 6 p rn Boys basketball Alamo Hights tumor varsity varsity at Na Braunfels 6 p rn Buys basketball Smithson Valley (umoi varsity vaisdy at Somerset THURSDAY SATURDAY (nils basketball Canyon at Dripping Springs tournament, Na Braunfels. Smithson Valley at Boerne tournament Buys basketball Na Braunfels Canyon at Boerne tournament Smithson Valley at Lam tiasas tournament NBA Houston 13 9 591 16 indiana 2 2 289 Utah 11 ll 500 4 17 Ala Birmingham 5 1 263 Dallas 10 11 476 4 '-j 18 kansas 6 1 258 San Antonio IO 11 476 4' a 19 Louisiana St 4 I 208 K ti n .$* C'iy 4 15 211 9 s 20 Michigan 5 0 113 Pacific Division L A Ldkers 14 9 609 College scores Portland 13 9 591 Phoenix 13 IO 565 I Seattle IO 12 455 3'j Monday s College Basketball L A Clippers 9 14 391 5 By The Associated Press Golden State 7 14 333 6 EAST Monday s Game Hartford 70. Cornell 66 Atlanta 104 Indiana 98 Niagara 79 Penn 73 Today s Games Providence 70 Howard 53 New Jersey vs Boston at Hartford Conn. Yale 11O, Clark 64 Philadelphia at New York SOUTH Utah at Washington Alabama 68 Austin Peay 48 Milwaukee at Cleveland Alcorn St 112, Florida ADM 78 Detroit at Chicago Georgia Southern 64 Augusta Coll 47 San Antonio at Kansas City Jacksonville St 98 Troy St 79 Portland at Denver Louisiana Tech 73 Ball St 59 Houston at Phoenix Morehead St 87, Tennessee St 85 L A Clippers at Golden State N Carolina ABT 70, N C Wilmington 6b Wednesday s Games Southern U 98 NE Louisiana 81 Milwaukee al New Jersey SW Louisiana 76 New Yolk Tech 4 2 Boston at Philadelphia MIDWEST Chicago at Detroit Cleveland St 103 henyon69 karmas City at Dallas Denison 70 Manetta63 Denver at San Antonio kansas 81. S Carolina St 54 Cleveland vs Atlanta at New Orleans kansas St 58 NE Missouri 48 Golden State at L A Lakers Michigan 83 W Michigan 59 Top 20 Michigan St 50, St Peter s 38 Missouri 70 Tennessee 61 Nebraska 79 Wyoming 65 Rite Monday s Game Texas San Automat Tuesday s Game Ten.is Atli a! Bay r Wednesday s Gantt Texas at Oro Rotter! Serious Raiders slash Detroit, 24-3 PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) - Just when the rest of the National Football league thought it was safe to venture into the street, the Ix>s Angeles Raiders came swaggering back to town wearing their playoff faces. The defending Super Bowl champions used an awesome defense, led by Bill Pickel, and big offensive plays — a Raider trademark — by Marc Wilson, Cle Montgomery and Jim Plunkett to crush the Detroit Lions 24-3 Monday night. The Raiders, given up for dead after losing some key players through injuries and dropping three .straight games last month, now are riding a four-game winning streak and their 11-4 record in the AFC West assures them a w ildcard spot in the playoffs. And, lest you scoff, remember that tho Raiders rode a wildcard berth to th*' championship over Philadelphia in Super Bow l XV. Pickel, who had 34 of the Raiders' eight sacks, led a defense that shut the Lions down at every turn. Detroit finished with only IO first downs, 257 total yards and had two passes intercepted. It was a good win because we play ed hard," Raiders' Coach Tom Flores baid "The defense played well all night. We wanted to play well, win a rid stay healthy Going into tlx playoffs, our biggest concern is to stay healthy ." Wilson, who completed ll of 19 for 194 yards with two interceptions before leaving the game with back spasms in the fourth quarter, tossed a 12-yard TD pass to tight end Todd Christensen in the second quarter and had a 72-yard bomb to Dokie Williams that set up a 37-yard Chris Buhr field goal in the third quarter. "I ve never had these spasms) and I don't know what to expect," W ilson said. "It's real tight now." Ironically, it was an injury to Plunkett that gave Wilson a chance to start in the first place. Plunkett. who Int 3 of 4 for 102 y ards most of it on a 73-y ard TD strike to Marcus Mien late in the fourth quarter - was seeing his first action since suffering pulled abdominal muscles Oct. 7. I felt a little more comfortable late in tile game," Plunkett said. "I felt very apprehensive going in." One of Plunkett's passes also went to Cliff Branch who hung on for his only catch of the game, but it was the 500th of his career. "You don't know if you'll ever get a NFL Bv The Associated Press AMERICAN CONFERENCE East W L T Pct PF PA X Miami 13 2 0 867 485 277 New England 8 7 0 533 346 342 N Y Jets 7 8 0 467 311 323 Indianapolis 4 IT 0 267 229 398 Buffalo Central 2 13 0 133 229 402 Pittsburgh 8 J 0 533 374 303 Cincinnati 7 8 0 467 287 318 Cleveland 4 ll 0 267 223 277 Houston West 3 12 0 200 220 410 v Seattle 12 3 0 800 404 251 y Denver 12 3 0 800 322 227 y L A Raiders 11 4 0 733 361 265 Kansas City 8 0 467 272 303 San Diego 7 8 0 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East 467 373 371 Washington 5 667 397 283 N Y Giants 9 6 600 296 291 St, Louis 9 6 0 600 396 316 Dallas 9 6 600 287 280 Philadelphia Central 6 8 ) 433 268 294 < Chicago 9 6 o 600 295 235 Green Bay 7 8 0 467 352 295 Tampa Bay 5 IO o 333 294 359 Detroit 4 10 I 300 270 378 West 3 12 0 200 262 44fi x San Francisco 14 I 0 933 456 211 L A Rams to 5 0 667 330 29? New Orleans 6 9 o 400 288 358 Atlanta 3 12 0 200 . clinched division title v eta - ed wild card playoff berth Sunday s Games C' - natl 24 New Orleans 21 Tampa Bay 23 Abanta6 Sr Louis 31 New York Giants 21 Pittsburgh 23 Cleveland 20 Mia-' 35 Indue apolis 17 P- 'adelphic 2? Ne.v England 17 Greet Bay 20 Chicago 14 k i sdsCit* 34 Seattle 7 Dee-er 16 San Otego 1 3 Li.-s Angeles Rams 27 Houston 16 255 372 Dallas 28 24 Outrun 3 ■ at San Francisco A York Grarith Monday s Game Loi> Angeles Rd* Friday s Game Saturday s Games Denver at Seattle Sunday s Game BuBdiu at Cincinni Chicago at Detroit 1 .jtdnajjuti* at Ne* England Git-*" Bav a' Minnesota Ne* Yolk Jets at Tampa Bay St Louis at Washington kansas Cay at San Diego Pf i.dOeiphid at Atlanta Pittsburg* at Los Angeles Raider Monday s Game END REGULAR SEASON chance to achieve that and I'm glad I'm a part of it," Plunkett said. The Raiders fumbled the ball seven tunes, but the Lions failed to recover any ot them. 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THE LONG-TERM PROFIT MAXIMIZATION NORM AND THE CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Agata Waclawik-Wejman Center for Banking Law, Jagiellonian University Cracow IQPC Corporate Governance Summit Dubai - February 9-10, 2009
Re-focusing corporations on long-term objectives – the key issues What are the binding corporate goals for the corporate decision-making? The recent developments in corporate governance mechanisms to ensure the long-term success of the corporation
Structure of this presentation I. The key corporate decision-makers II. The increasing role of shareholders in corporate governance III. Other CG actors: auditors, rating agencies
I. The Corporate Decision-Makers Corporate agents' (Management/directors/key shareholders) duty to pursue corporate goals Decision-making in a multi-stakeholder environment Short-term v. long-term objectives
1. Corporate Agents' Duties Centralized management and the duty to pursue the corporate goals: The common goal of shareholders? The multiple goals of all stakeholders? Corporate law protections against mismanagement? Stealing and shirking
2. Decision-making in a multi- stakeholder environment Shareholders Financial investors as shareholders Creditors Clients Employees Environment Public interest - new: financial stability concerns Giving back to the society: charitable donations
3. Short-term v. long-term objectives Reconciling the conflict: Short-term success and forgoing of long-term objectives Indefiniteness of "long-term" and the managerial risk averseness Maximizing profits v maximizing the market value
Solutions Designing the decision-making process, including the board's involvement in: Strategy Setting appropriate long-term objectives and interim milestones Continuous assessment of the management's performance Risk management Executive compensation Alignment with long-term objectives
II. The increasing role of shareholders in corporate governance 1. Enhancing shareholder rights 2. Facilitating the exercise of the existing shareholder rights The Underlying Issues: Growing institutional ownership Internationalization of shareholdings Shareholder passivity/Shareholder activism The alignment between the economic interest and voting rights Infrastructural barriers and integration processes
1. Enhancing Shareholder Rights General Meetings European Union: Shareholder Rights Directive 2007/36/EC Adding items to the GM agenda (Art. 6.1a) Shareholder Proposals (Art. 6.1b) Rights to ask questions (Art. 9) Shareholder approval and communication requirements Board Appointment/Compensation Directors' remuneration European Union: EU Commission's Recommendation 2004/913/EC Strategic decisions European Union: Takeovers Directive 2004/25/EC
2. Facilitating the exercise of shareholder rights The Shareholder Rights Directive 2007/36/EC The EU initiatives to remove barriers to clearing and settlement of securities transactions
Shareholder Rights Directive removes some barriers… Equal treatment (Art. 4) Easier access to GM-relevant information (Art. 5, 14) Easier access to the GM (Art. 7) Striking down the personal presence requirement Exercise of voting rights through proxies and nominees (Artt. 10-11, 13) Electronic voting (Art. 8) Voting per mail (Art. 12)
… but the key barriers in cross-border voting in Europe are related to securities infrastucture Longer chains of intermediaries Late or missing GM-relevant information Fragmentation of the securities clearing and settlement infrastructure: non-recognition of cross-border intermediary chains The last intermediary in the local chain considered the shareholder Property-system-driven fragmentation Regulation-driven fragmentation Uncertainty as to the role of the intermediary Some consequences: Application of mandatory bid thresholds to the holdings of the intermediary Split Voting and Partial Voting not permitted Non-recognition of proof of shareholdings issued by a foreign intermediary
Intermediated holding systems The modified relations between the issuer and investor The intermediary system substitutes the "evidentiary system" of certificated securities. The effect: the investor enters into a legal agreement with its intermediary/account provider to purchase and manage securities. The issuer – investor relationship is substituted by a set of legal relationships, with various rights and obligations related to the administration of this evidentiary system by the account provider, which: Facilitate and streamline the process of mass turnover of securities / can channel certain communication between the issuer and the investor, Are more complex from the legal point of view: the relationships between the issuer and account providers, and between the account providers and the investors /account holders.
Fragmentation and complexity of account provider chains – a simplified scheme Issuer Account Provider Country B Country A Account Provider Investor […] ?
The EU works on cross-border securities clearing and settlement The EU identified the fragmentation of the securities clearing and settlement infrastructure as a key barrier to the capital markets integration in Europe The Giovannini Reports - Barriers: technological, legal and tax Three expert groups: CESAME, Legal Certainty Group and FISCO Private sector best practices as the primary solution, subsidiarity of the harmonisation through legislation – the private sector work is still ongoing Code of Conduct Target2-Securities
III. Other external monitors in CG Auditors Credit rating agencies
Conclusions (I) Bottomline The key factors of a long-term focus in corporate governance: The goals The actors The process
Conclusions (II) The corporate governance tools for re-focusing on the long-term success of the corporation: Corporate Decision-Makers Focus on the long-term corporate goals and prevent conflict of values/interests Focus of shareholder interest within the limitations of the multi-stakeholder framework Ensure a decision making process for the realization of long-term objectives – board cooperation Shareholders Growing importance of shareholders as corporate governance actors Enhancing and facilitating shareholder involvement in key corporate decisions Identifying and resolving conflicts of interest The alignment of the economic interests and voting rights Other corporate governance actors Auditors, rating agencies: Improving assessment criteria and tools Identifying and resolving conflicts of interest
Thank you! Agata Waclawik-Wejman agata at wejman.pl Center for Banking Law Jagiellonian University Cracow ul. Bracka 12 31-005 Cracow, Poland Tel./Fax. +48 12 422 09 08
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Big Sean starts a new web series where he talks about his beliefs. In this episode Sean talks on how imagination helped shape his path to fulling his dreams.
The day we really take time to reflect on what needs to be done then do it! Imagine that life is an obstacle course and the goal is to get to the finish line. Part of the course is a difficult steep mountain followed by an easy straight path. Now imagine that while you are climbing that mountain it starts to snow and rain, making it more difficult to get to the top. Nonetheless, with patience and perseverance you are able to overcome the mountain and get to the easy part. Question: Is it OK to slow down or take a break now that you are pass the mountain? ABSOLUTELY NOT!!! Many times in life as we overcome challenge after challenge we have the tendency to slow down or take our time before even reaching the finish line! Follow All the Way Through! The fight isn't over until you reach your goal! Don't get over the mountain then do something else… Get over the mountain and finish what you started! Stick-to-Itiveness is the key to success and it is imperative that you give the same energy in everything you do! Go Hard and Grind like its going out of style!! Never let up! You have one life to live so make sure you are living it the best!!


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- The Montessori of Woodridge School accepts children from infancy to kindergarten.
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The Saddle Club - Series 2 - Part 2
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BeschreibungLeo Schaya (1916-1986) was a brilliant author and editor whose only book to appear in English was the much-acclaimed The Universal Meaning of the Kabbalah, which is often cited in books on Jewish mysticism. This new book, Universal Aspects of the Kabbalah and Judaism, is a collection of writings by Schaya, including some previously unpublished material, that highlight the particular way in which Judaism expresses universal truths and concepts. Schaya explains in great depth and beauty how the God of Israel manifests His goodness, power, and mercy in multiple levels of creative emanations, which are the main focus of the Kabbalah. Even more, however, Schaya looks through Judaism's particular forms and demonstrates that at its core Judaism reveals the same mysterious universal source from which all of the great religious traditions of the world draw their spiritual sustenance and energy. Please note: This ebook contains foreign characters that may not be visible on all ebook devices.
PortraitBy Leo Schaya - Foreword by Patrick Laude - Edited by Roger Gaetani
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 13, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas Grand Jury Panel returns 18 indictments Wednesday By DEBBIE DeLOACH Staff writer A Canyon I,ake contractor accused of lien law violations was among 18 individuals indicted by a Comal County Grand Jury Wednesday. The release of the contractor's name was pending his arrest this morning. The indictment against him stated he intended to defraud more than $250 in trust funds from a Mexican-American couple under a mechanic's lien contract for the construction of their home in June 1984. Three San Antonians were indicted for theft over $750 but less than $20,000, in connection with video recorder equipment stolen from Curtis Mathes on April 4. They were Mary Ester Delton of 609 N. Chupaderes, Edward Diaz Moreno of 5202 Warcloud, and Santiago V. Delton of 5843 Annalissa. The indictment against Moreno was enhanced by a prior conviction in Bexar County for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle on Dec. 12, 1983, while the one against Santiago Delton was enhanced by a forgery conviction in Bexar County on May 17,1976. Forgery by passing indictments were returned against Walter E. Parrish Jr., of Route 6, Box 695, No. 17, New Braunfels, and Carl David Stobbs of 420 River Bend Drive-David Salazar Aleman of 633 S. Academy was indicted for burglary of a habitation, while Raul Rangel Garcia of 1208 Brooklyn No. 8, San Antonio, was indicted on two counts of burglary of a habitation. Federico (Fred) Garcia of 565 N. Market No. D was indicted for injury See GRAND JURY, Page 16 Clay pit search unsuccessful By DANA OVERSTREET Staff writer Guadalupe County officials' attempts to find a woman's body in a McQueeney clay pit ended unsuccessfully Wednesday night, but the sheriff there said the search for Kathleen Ranft is not over. "That part of the investigation has been completed," Harborth said. "But the case is not going to be closed." Harborth said his office will continue to follow leads and officials also will keep an eye on the pits, especially after rains. Ranft, 29, has been missing since April 5, and Guadalupe County Sheriff Melvin Harborth called in a Dallas County psychic to help locate the body. The psychic identified the clay pit at Acme Brick Co. as the spot to search for Ranft. He said he believed she had been hit over the head and strangled the night she disappeared. Her car was discovered at a nightclub on Texas 467 south of Seguin, Harborth said, by her estranged husband. He works at Acme Brick Co. About 20 reserve deputies used picks and shovels to dig in part of the pit Monday before the backhoe and front-end loader were brought in that afternoon. The pit, once mined for brick materials, now contains waste material from the manufacture of brick. The area is about IOO feet wide, with walls reaching about 75 feet high, Harborth said he had thought about washing the sides of the pit with water today because the slopes of the pit were too high for the backhoe. "I had considered that if we didn't accomplish what we set out to do," the sheriff said, explaining that the higher slopes were beyond the search area recommended by the psychic. See SEARCH, Page 16 Inside Water Watch New Braunfels Thursday Herald-Zeituno New Braunfels. Texas Vol. 94 —No. 116 June 13, 1985 25 Cents 16 Pages texas Baseball Astros 3, Padres 2 Angels 3, Rangers 2 Reagan wins Nicaragua aid vote WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan is praising House approval of $27 million in nun-lethal aid to Nicaraguan rebels as a vote to help "safeguard our own national interests." But some Democrats claim it is a step toward war. In a dramatic turnaround, the House approved the Contra aid Wednesday and refused to extend a ban on use of U.S. funds to support military actions against the leftist Sandinista government. Calling the House action "historic" and a demonstration of "great intelligence," Reagan said "a clear bipartisan majority has shown that our nation stands with those who are determined to pursue a political solution and seek a democratic outcome of the crisis in Nicaragua." "Both houses and both sides of the aisle have now demonstrated American resolve to safeguard our own national interests and to advance the rights of the people of Central America," the president said. While House Republicans said the action actually improves chances for peace talks, one Democratic leader described it as "tantamount to a declaration of war'' against Nicaragua. Reagan pulled off the victory by holding all but a few Republicans and winning over many conservative and Southern Democrats. The House approved the Republican plan for $27 million in food, medicine, clothing, transportation and other "humanitarian aid" on a 248-184 vote. The House action followed last week's Senate approval of *36 million in non-lethal aid to the Contra rebels, but the two versions are attached to different bills and will require additional votes before the funds can be sent. House Republican leader Robert Michel of Illinois said the turnaround on the House rejection of a $14 million aid plan in April began when Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega flew to Moscow seeking economic help after that vote. "The phrase, fly now, pay later,' has taken on a deeper, richer meaning for President Daniel Ortega," Michel said. See REAGAN, Page 16Down with the old Renovation work on the Utilities Annex Building had Steve Dise of Bartlett Cocke Construction Company busy taking down the old outside canopy this morning. Construction on the Utilities' corner of Main Plaza, which will include a two story lark HERALD ZEHJNG expansion between the Main Building and the Annex, should be completed sometime in late 1985 Double jeopardy Americans' plane hijacked twice by terrorists in two days I .ARN AC A, Cyprus (AP) — An American father and son trying to leave Beirut were twice snared in a bizarre eye-for-an-eye hijack episode that ended when a suspected Palestinian hijacker surrendered in Cyprus. I^ndrey Slade, 53, assistant president of the American University of Beirut, and his son, William, were on board a Jordanian airlines plane that was hijacked Tuesday in Beirut, and a.Middle East Airlines jet that was commandeered Wednesday as it neared Cyprus. They were attempting to leave Beirut for the graduation of Slade's older son, lawrence, Jr., from Georgia Tech on Sunday. William Slade, 18, told The Associated Press in a telephone interview from his hotel room in larnaca, Cyprus, after the second hijacking ended: "We are fine ... It wasn't bad, but it isn t something we want to talk about." Asked where he and his father planned to travel next, he laughed and said: "You mean fly somewhere? I'm not sure yet." But they departed Cyprus this morning on a British Airways flight to london. "Please God, let it be true," was the only reaction from Slade's 82-year-old mother, Gladys, in Wayland, Mass., when news reports said her son and grandson had been freed after the second hijacking. In Anunan, Jordan, authorities took the suspected Palestinian hijacker of the Middle East Airlines jet into custody toda>. That hijacking apparently was in retaliation for the Tuesday hijacking of a Jordanian jet by Shiite Moslems in Beirut, which ended Wednesday when the Shiites destroyed the plane w Uh three explosions, No one w as hurt in either incident. The Shiites, who had demanded expulsion of Palestinian guerrillas from Beirut, got away. Eight Jordanian security men were at one time thought to be on the Jordanian plane when it was blown up in Beirut, but the hijackers freed them unharmed. "Each of them was Uke a full army, carrying a machine gun .. . plus two revolvers, plus hand grenades, plus dynamite, plus plastic explosives," Cif Sultan, a Sw ede w ho was the pilot of the Jordanian plane, told reporters in Amman "They were equipped for a war, all of them." "Tile passengers were bf course very nervous and scared at first," Sultan said. "But they calmed down and I must say they behaved ver\. very well." Temperatures should reach the the upper-tKb and drop to the upper-60s overnight Wednesday's high was 85 and this morning s low was 69. 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Definition of chipper
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: sprightly 1
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My, you're looking chipper this morning.
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perhaps alteration of English dialect kipper lively
First Known Use: 1822
CHIPPER Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of chipper for English Language Learners
: a piece of equipment that is used to cut wood (such as tree branches) into small pieces
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: cheerful and lively
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Salamando is an eccentric writer of female domination/male submissive stories with a specific focus on women using psychic, magic, or superhuman physical powers to sexually play with or dominate men. He has always found it frustrating that such stories are virtually impossible to find anywhere, and thus decided to help pioneer the trend himself!
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NJ Governor Chris Christie had high praise for President Obama this morning, saying he deserves "great credit" for his response to the disaster in New Jersey:
"The president has been all over this, and he deserves great credit," Christie said. "He gave me his number at the White House and told me to call him if I needed anything, and he absolutely means it. It's been very good working with the president and his administration. It's been wonderful."
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an area of land that is protected by the government for people to visit because of its natural beauty and historical or scientific interest Yellowstone National Park The area was designated a national park. See related entries: Hobbies Culturenational parks and protected areasThe idea of national parks began in the US. The majority of them are in western states. The National Park Service is responsible for protecting the natural state of the parks for the benefit of the public. America's parks are so popular that they are being harmed by the number of visitors and their cars. To try to stop this, the National Park Service encourages the development of public transport in the parks.The oldest national park in the world is Yellowstone National Park, established in 1872. The largest US park is Wrangell St Elias in Alaska with 13 000 square miles/34 000 square kilometres. It has few visitors because it is very remote. The most popular park is the Great Smoky Mountains. Many parks are well known for some special feature, such as the Grand Canyon, the Everglades and the Petrified Forest.There are many other sites run by the National Park Service. One of the most visited areas is the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia and North Carolina. (Parkways are roads with parkland either side.) National recreation areas such as the Golden Gate in California also receive many visitors. Most have water sports and other activities. National preserves are similar to national parks but are not as well protected. Companies can even search for oil and gas on them. Many of the national preserves are in Alaska, including the oldest, Denali, established in 1917.The US Bureau of Land Management is in charge of many of the wilderness areas created by Congress. Visitors can camp in wilderness areas if they follow the 'leave no trace' policy. Native Americans are allowed to use them for religious ceremonies.National parks are also important as recreation areas in Britain. The land is not in national ownership but is mostly owned by farmers and other private landowners. The first two to be established were the Lake District and the Peak District in 1951 and there are now 15 national parks, which attract many thousands of visitors each year. The New Forest and the South Downs are the most recent additions to the list. The aim is to keep the National Parks as far as possible in their natural state, while balancing the different needs of agriculture, industry, housing and tourism. Many of the people who live in national parks depend on tourists for their living and are used to crowded roads in summer. A more serious problem is that some visitors who go regularly to a national park buy houses in the area as second homes. This means there is less property for local people to buy and many are forced to move.Each park is managed by a National Park Authority. The government provides much of the money to run the parks. National Park Authorities control development within each park, look after public footpaths and run information and study centres. Some of the land in national parks is owned by the National Trust but a lot is privately owned.Some other areas, such as the Gower Peninsula and the Malverns, are officially protected as areas of outstanding natural beauty (AONBs). They also attract many visitors. Scotland has national scenic areas, including the Cairngorms and Loch Lomond see also nature reservenounjump to other results
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L'arche de Noé : nous adorons les animaux!
Our home is situated next to a wood, and overlooks a beautiful hillside view. The birdsong is glorious, and we encourage birds with our feeding station. 5 minutes drive to glorious mountainous scenery. 15 minutes to beautiful Crickhowell. Brecon Beacons are half an hour away. Abergavenny is 15 minutes drive
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The Tale of Treacherous Tools
"So I'll teach you a tale of treacherous tools"
So I'll teach you a tale of treacherous tools,
Full of fun for the maggots and fun for the fools.
Loaded with lice that bite every beggar
And nobles who know the best from the better.
So sing us a song to send of sleep,
Of crawlies and crunchies and creatures that creep.
Of beauty and bounty and gallons galore,
Of dragons and drunkards and lands load of lore.
A fuller fight you'll feel and none other you'll find.
Than the tales in these pages of treasure and time.
A hasty harbinger you won't hear again.
This failure of words means it's at an end.


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Hogan Lovells has appointed London partner Tom Whelan to serve as global co-head of private equity from 1 January 2014 alongside continuing co-head Jeffrey Hurlburt.
Whelan will take over from Alan Greenough, who is retiring as a partner next year.
He has been a partner at Hogan Lovells since 2006 and specialises in private equity, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and restructurings.