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As a digital technician at the Oklahoma History Center, one of my tasks is to help make our impressive collection of cartographic records, or maps, available to the public. Donated and collected over many years, the Research Center is home to nearly 17,000 maps of all shapes, sizes, and conditions. We purchased a 42-inch scanner in July 2007 with a grant generously donated by the Chickasaw Nation. One year later, we have scanned nearly 1,000 manuscripts, many of which are now available to view online through our electronic catalog. The machine is capable of scanning nearly any document with at least one side 42 inches (3.5 feet) or shorter in length, as well as some documents that are thicker than normal paper, such as maps mounted on foam board. We also must examine the physical condition of each map to ensure that the process of feeding it into the machine will not damage it.
The advantages of having such a scanner extend beyond digitizing our cartographic records. One of the most rewarding aspects of operating the scanner is to help our patrons meet their needs through digitizing an oversized document that they either own or found in our holdings. The process is generally very brief, depending upon how many scans are necessary, and ends with either a printed version of the scan or a disc with the scanned images. Maps, certificates, photographs, posters, artwork, newspapers, and unusually large documents have all been scanned over the last year.
The process of digitizing our documents simultaneously preserves the original. Once the scanned image is posted online, we are able to minimize further handling (which accelerates aging of the document) since the information gleaned from the document is readily available in the digital image. We have organized one of our storage vaults with 26 map cases, and each drawer is assigned a specific topic. I visit the vault once or twice per month to store the originals which have gone through the process of scanning, labeling, and data entry, and are now available to view online.
Currently, most of our Chickasaw Nation-related maps are online, including town plat maps of the communities located within the borders of the Chickasaw Nation. In the near future, look for additional Indian Territory maps, special collections, oilfield maps, and photographs.
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Hello out there to all of you. I appologize for being so un-masterful of my comitment to you and Dogster. My master just hasn't been thinknig about Dogster these days.
Let's see . . . nothing much has changed in my little corner of the world. Oh, yes there is a change. My master sold our house andI lost my big back yard to play in. Too bad - so sad ! Now we are living in a small apartment in Mustang Oklahoma. I also have to lug him around three flights of stairs every day . . . . up and down, up and down. It's not the same any more when I have to outside and do my thing. BUT, the good news is that I've never seen so many dogs and people to bark at in my entire life. It's a target rich environment out here!!! I also have my very own balcony to rest in the sun and I can see forever. You'll never be able to sneak up on me, trust me on this one. If you want, you can look Mustang up in an atlas to scope it out. It's a small bedroom comunity just west of the Will Rogers Airport. Gee . . . we always seem to be glued to airports around the country.
Ohhh, he bought me some stuff that he lays on the floor of our second bedroom. I went over to it the first day just sniffed around. Then to show him just how I really felt about this stupid stuff I walk on it and peed right in the middle and guess what he did? He raved about how smart I was. Man, I don't get it. If I would have done this in our old house there would have been an explosion that you could have seen from a mile away. Man . . . humans, go figure.
Take care ya'll. I'll bark at ya again soon.
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A lot has happened since my last entey. I went into the doggie hospital with irritable bowel AND a sick Pancreas, what ever that is. I guess I have a sensitive tummy. It was just a day before my daddy was scheduled to go to Miami FL. on business for what humans call 10 days. I don't really know what a day is nor do I really have a sence of time. One day, one hour or one year means nothing to me. All I know is that I was really sick and I had a lot of strangers all around me along with that tube in my arm, err ahh . . . I mean leg. I did see some very cute little girl dogs that I wanted to meet but I was all tide up with these tubes coming out of me from all over me and different machines. Then they put me back into the kennel. It certainly wasn't like being home. I hope I don't have to go through that again. (neither does dad)
Then all of a sudden there was daddy. I felt better and daddy was there and then he took me home. So now everything is normal. Daddy is watching the Tour De France and all the riders coming in to Paris. Who cares about that when I can go outside and bark at all the neighbors . . . MUCH more fun then bicycling. But I guess because Team Discovery has done such a great job in "The Tour" this year, putting two bikers on the podium in this place called Paris, I'll concede this morning to the Yellow Jersy of cycling. Too bad Lance Armstrong is no longer competing. I sure would have had fun chasing him around france. I would have chased that dog away that got hit and never let him get out in front of the pelotone. That poor rider had his right Buttocks exposed the rest of that stage of the ride.
Right now it's in the morning and I'm lying down in the grass in my backyard sunning myself before it gets too hot in the afternoon. I'm just waiting for something to happen so I can jump up and bark.
Maybe I can find something yellow to I can bark at in homor of The Tour, . . . but then, I don't see in colors so I wouldn't know yellow from red, white or blue.
Well, I hate to admit it but my dad did follow thru and take me to that doggie day care and I hated it. . . but I kind a liked it too. I just don't like other dogs in my back yard, sort to speak. They're too close. I like humans and especially those little ones, that are more my size. . . but other dogs, well, I can take um or leave um. I overheard the handlers speak about me to dad. They told him that I am "dog aggressive", whatever that means?!?!? Boo Hoo . . . I did have a nice time getting bathed and groomed though. I feel much cooler now that it's getting hot around here.
I heard dad speaking with someone about getting the two of us into a class that we would go to and do together. Now that sounds like it could be fun. At least I'd be with the old man and not by myself.
I'll get back to ya and let you all know how things are going, as soon as I can figure it all out.
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9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12, $12-$14
Dante's Caffe Italiano
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c c Make-Out Scene, 9 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 13, $6
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503-221-7262, Ext. 41
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c c Kooken & Hoomen, DJ Tatertot, 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12, $5
White Eagle
836 N. Russell St.
They say this old bar with Polish heritage is haunted. Now owned by the brothers McMenamin, it offers live music most evenings and happy hour
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Plus, foods that contain large amounts of dairy can upset the digestive tract (particularly during physical exertion), causing discomfort and hampered game play.
If you ever wondered why you were not at your best after tea, you can turn to your traditional cup of tea and slice of cake tea as the answer.
So why is our food choice important during the tea break?
Whether you've batted during the first innings or have fielded, your body will need to be refuelled with energy, ready to resume play. This is important as you and your team will be looking to put in a match winning performance during the second innings.
So what should we be eating during the tea break?
First of all you will need to rest for a few minutes, allowing your digestive track to prepare itself for the receiving of nutrients. During a tea break it is most beneficial to eat foods that are high in nutrients, low in artificial ingredients and, most importantly, give you a release of energy you can use. According to Woolmer et al (2008) such foods include:
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- chilled melon (high water content and full of natural fruit sugars with release energy ergonomically).
After the match is a good time to get whole starchy carbohydrates to assist your recovery time. Potatoes, quinoa or rice combined with a protein source from lean meat works perfectly.
Its fine to consume some fatty foods provided the fats are not trans-fats. These foods will help you to stay warmer in cold weather, whilst avoiding discomfort during play. Again, look for whole foods that combine 'healthy' fats with other nutrients. Nuts, avocado, olives, hummus and fresh fish are solid options.
If you are prepared to change what you eat during the tea break then you can expect to experience an improved aerobic system for the remainder of the game, as the energy release will be more gradual. This will help you to stay focused and maintain concentration throughout the game.
Concentration and focus is the difference between winning and losing!
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In a country where record companies were all but 100 per cent male, tour managers and roadies were men, radio hosts and journalists were pretty much bloke central, people knew how the world worked.
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It's why young women were thrilled by her and even many men eventually found that strength impressive.
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Would we have had performers like Suze DeMarchi of Baby Animals and Adalita, Sarah McLeod and Super Wild Horses without Chrissy Amphlett? Yes, probably. Eventually. But without her smashing down of walls which looked unbreakable until she marched through them, it would have been much tougher.
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I was doing some work on my rental property and noticed one of the electrical outlets is not working. Tested it and it had no power. I pulled the outlet out and hooked up to it was 2 neutral wires on one side and 1 hot wire on the other although the hot wire had no power. Also going through the box was 2 hot wires pigtailed together. These had power.
When I put the tester to the 2 hot wires pigtailed together and the neutral side of the outlet it lit up. So I connected these 2 hot wires that were pigtailed together to the outlet. When I tested the outlet it read open ground. Any ideas how to fix this? I don't understand why it was wired like this. It is older wiring were the outlets don't have an uninsulated ground.
Find the wall switch that controls the third hot wire.
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I have been measuring my chihuahua's stomach,and I was just wondering what is a normal chihuahua's stomach measurement?
I have measured my chihuahua's stomach with a tape measure and it was 19 1/2 inches.I was just wondering if that is too big for a normal chihuahua's stomach or should it be smaller?
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Sounds way too big to me. However that isn't the way to tell.
Your dog definitely should be narrower at the waist than the hips and chest. You should be able to easily feel the ribs, but not see them. Each dog is different. Standard recommendations are a good place to start, but each dog must have its food and exercise adjusted to its individual needs. Here is a link to a good illustrated guide, www.longliveyourdog.com
Aster answered on 11/18/09. Helpful? / 0
LOL, I may be wrong, but I've never heard of official measurements on a certain breed's stomach. I've only heard of measurements of height from the bottom of the feet to the withers (shoulder blades).
At any rate, even if there is a standard stomach measurement, it won't do your dog any harm if he has a big, normal, or small stomach. The only thing relating to size being harmful that I can think of is the situation with "teacup" dogs which can lead to a healthy problem called "waterhead", or a Great Dane's huge size making him more likely to develop hip dysplacia.
Cookies 'n' Creme (1998-2011) answered on 11/18/09. Helpful? / 0
If you are wondering if your dog is bigger than a normal chihuahua you would need to go by weight and height at the shoulders... the AKC breed standard at AKC.org, should give you the height and weight for the breed standard. If you are wondering if your dog is too heavy, you need to check his ribs...you should be able to feel each rib, but they should be covered with a thin layer of muscle and skin.
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This is a discussion on Wilson Combat KZ45 Compact for sale in PA within the Member Buy, Sell & Trade forums, part of the Marketplace category; I'm going to sell my Wilson Combat KZ45 Compact. This is an incredible pistol for carry I'm just eyeing up something new or I would ...
I'm going to sell my Wilson Combat KZ45 Compact. This is an incredible pistol for carry I'm just eyeing up something new or I would be keeping this firearm. Comes with the famous blue bag, 5 magazines, a DeSantis Cozy Partner holster and the test target. This pistol has 300 rounds through it. I'm looking to get $1100 or a very reasonable best offer or trade for a Ruger LCP plus cash, a Colt Mustang Pocketlite plus cash or another 4" 1911 plus cash on the appropriate end. The magazines are about $40 each alone. This is what Wilson has to say:
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My wife's license took 6 weeks to get at a local office... I've heard of regional applications taking 2-3 weeks.
This is a discussion on Florida CWP snafu within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Hi all, I thought I'd share my recent experience with getting my CWP in Florida. In early September I took the the concealed carry class ...
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I thought I'd share my recent experience with getting my CWP in Florida.
In early September I took the the concealed carry class and the instructor told us all that we would benefit from applying at the regional office because we'd get our licenses quicker, so the next day I called and made my appointment which I could not get for over a month later on 10/8/12.
I drove over an hour to get to the office and when I got there the whole process was pretty smooth. When the person at the office was taking my prints, she had trouble getting a good print on my left pinky finger, which i think I fractured as a teenager playing baseball, but i never saw a doctor, so it is now slightly crooked and she had touble rolling it across the screen which takes your prints after the third try she said that'll do I guess and sent me off. Today, almost a month later, I get a letter saying my prints were not ledgible and i would need to return to the office to get my prints redone.
Needless to say, I'm really frustrated with the whole situation as I paid $42 to have my prints taken, I missed a day of work and spent the time and gas driving out of town to go to the office. I called the occur e and Talahassee to see about trying ny $42 dollars back for the inconvenience of having to do the whole process again, but because its a government office they said no of course. At this point I think I'll just go to my local police dept and have them take my prints but i have no idea how long it will take as they do not do it electronicaly. I also think I am going to try to contact a supervisor about the issue and see if i can get some refund but its unlikely.
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My wife's license took 6 weeks to get at a local office... I've heard of regional applications taking 2-3 weeks.
Stuff happens.
My wife and I had our prints done electronically at the local Sheriff Office and we sent off our paperwork. I got mine in about 4 weeks, she got a letter saying her prints were bad. She had to get them done again also. The second set had a problem as well, so she waited another 2 weeks while they did a background check with the Feds. All ended well, but getting her CWP took over 10 weeks in all.
It isn't worth the trouble trying to get a refund. IMHO your best off just getting a new finger print card submitted and waiting a little longer.
A friend and I went to the licensing office in Orlando on the same day. I had mine in 2 weeks, and he got a letter stating his prints needed to be redone. It was inconvenient, but he went to the local sherrifs office and they did it there for no charge. He had it two or three weeks later.
Take your letter from the licensing department to the sherrifs office and get it redone. You should be good to go.
Ya, I know Stuff happens, and I'm not trying to piss and moan to make myself feel better. It's just a testament that it may not be quicker to have it done at the office I could have mailed my application, the day after the class but instead I waited for an apointment and the still botched things. I'm paying my own way through school and I don't make much money now, so it was a sacrifice for me to miss work and spend the money on gas to drive to the office that is located in the northern most corner of its region.
The moral of the story is it may not be worth it to go to the office unless you live close enough to it.
I mailed mine and it took almost 3 months! Make the appointment. Florida is waaaay backlogged and it will take forever if you mail it.
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When I got my Oklahoma permit the finger prints were bounced twice. Finally they used the electronic machine in the jail rather than the ink they used in the Sheriff's office and after some struggles they got my left pinky to give a good enough print. You'd never think a dislocated finger and some messed up soft tissue would cause problems a decade later.
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Was denied the first time because I am the III'd, and obviously my father is Jr. Even though we have Social Security Numbers that are no where close to being the same, the NCIC, or whatever, came back with an alias or dual name error.
Sorry for your inconvenience. Here's hoping you have better luck with the sheriff.
Check the letter you got. If you go back to the same office, they will re-scan the prints once and then, if not legible, you won't have to do them a 3rd time. If you go to another office the 2-times-and-done starts again. My wife's re-scan was also bad and she still got her permit in about 4 weeks after the second bad scan.
I'd prefer to go back to the office, but the police dept is in town and the person who I called in Talahassee said it would not take longer to process them, the person at the police dept said it may take an extra two to three weeks since they don't take theirs electronically, but that's still faster than waiting six weeks for the next appointment at the office. Do you all think that information I was given OS incorrect?
I have nothing good to say about the mail in process for FL (I am in a western state and do business in FL).
I had a really good local Sheriff's elf do my prints.
The turn around time was very quick, and I even called the automated 'what status is my stuff in' number, and the package came before the automated info system told me it had been mailed.....
In today's economy, it makes sense that they and other states may be backlogged. People are hurting, and Kemo, the Hawain God of Petty Theaft and Crime, seems to be all around.
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That is so frustrating! I guess I'm lucky because WV doesn't require prints. I got my CC permit about 3 weeks after I took the class. Of course we don't have the population here that you do in FL.
Hope yours comes in quick!
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- 1 cup ketchup
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- 1⁄4 cup soy sauce
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Tuesday, March 26, 2013
12:28 PM | Posted by Ryan
Around this time of year I'm always torn about what to brew, the weather is still a bit cool but warm days are creeping in now and then. The cool weather makes me want a rich hearty beer, but on the warm days I'm really craving something light and drinkable like a table beer. To top it off lately SWMBO has been making a huge dent into some of my favorite styles, especially my PA's. I originally brewed this beer up for SWMBO to keep her greedy hands off my other beers but I think its gonna be one of my favorites as well after tasting the sweet wort.
For the base of the beer I wanted to make sure I had a nice malty, bready base malt, so I went and picked up some Vienna, and rounded out the flavor with a bit of caramunich, a pinch of carafa, and of course wheat malt (pictured). The yeast though was one thing that I had to switch up last second as the LBHS didn't have what I was looking for. Instead of WLP380 I went with WY 3333. When I got home I got on the computer and searched for reviews of the yeast, and for whatever reason didn't find that many. According to Mr Malty WLP380 = WY3333, but in my experience with Belgian strains from both companies there tends to be quite a bit of difference so I'm very interested to see how things compare.
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Labels: German Beers | 4 comments
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Mazarin - A Review
9:45 AM | Posted by Ryan
Aroma - Sour cherry, almond and a spicy cinnamon-like aroma, this is one of my favorite things about this beer
Taste - Tart, slight hint of a bread, nutty and very almond-like, subtle cinnamon-like flavor and sour cherry in the finish, though I believe the cherry flavor is mostly from the mahlab at this point and not the cherry juice (fruit flavor faded with time) - I added too much mahlab and had to wait till the flavor faded a bit
Mouthfeel - Medium carbonation, with the amount of body in this beer I feel that the carbonation could be dialed up a bit (beer finished a bit thin)
Drinkability - A very interesting "beer" SWMBO loved it, and I quite enjoy it, I do plan to re-brew but with some changes outlined below. This is one of my more flavorful interesting beers I've put together and in particular I really like the great cinnamon-like flavor, which Im guessing is the sherry flor. Though none of my other beers using it seem to have this flavor, which would make me think its the mahlab, but I dont get that flavor at all from using the spice in anything else.
Notes - Beer finished a bit dry (lots of cherry juice) and I didn't really account for this, sometimes I make bonehead mistakes, this one one of the many, next time I will either mash higher, or add a more substantial amount of crystal; I used TOO MUCH mahlab in this beer, I was going off others usage of it in mead, let me say this 2oz is WAAAY too much, doing it again I would probably add 1/4oz at most, and probably less to start; Less mahlab will also let me drink this beer a lot sooner that I did (had to do extended aging to make it palatable) this will also let the cherry juice come through a lot more; in the recipe I added ~32oz of 68Brix juice, and I would likely do this amount again.
Brewday - 2/16/2012 - Recipe & Notes
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Sunday, March 10, 2013
Quick Turnaround PA - Review
6:30 AM | Posted by Ryan
Appearance - Slightly hazy golden orange with a 1 finger off-white head that dissipates leaving significant sticky lacing all the way down the glass
Aroma - Sweetish bready aroma, hints of caramel and some subtle but earthy hops in the finish
Taste - Strong MO flavor, very bready and malty to start off, nice caramel flavor rounded out by a strong bitter hoppy bite that lingers long after you finish a sip. Very balanced beer starts off malty and leaves with a bitter finish.
Mouthfeel - Medium bodied and very silky, even with a pound of sugar in it, you gotta love marris otter! Softer carbonation that really fits PA/IPA's well
Notes/Thoughts - Good all around beer, I'm definitely enjoying the British base malts with added simple sugars to both thin the body and up the OG a tad. I'm happy with the IBU levels in this beer but not with the hop aroma/flavor, but it was the last of the EKG's I got from Hopsdirect this past year (Low quality that Ive complained about before) so I should have expected that the aromatic qualities would be on the low side. Cant say I taste the piloncillo much, but that could just be what you get from it. Other sugars Ive used in the past, especially jaggery, really come through and mesh well with the flavor of MO.
Brewday - 9/8/2012 - Recipe & Notes
Labels: American Beers, English Beers, Reviews | 0 comments
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Sauerkraut Gose - Review
1:59 PM | Posted by Ryan
Aroma - Bretty, but with quite a bit of an apple note, and a spicy aroma that I cannot describe
Taste - Again fairly bretty, every so slight hint of salt at the back of the tongue when you swallow, tangy with a hint of apples and peaches
Mouthfeel - Slick and full feeling, feels like a witbier normally does, medium carbonation which if it were higher I think could help to show off the aroma
Drinkability - Ok, not my favorite attempt at the style, not quite as good as the first pitch with this culture
Notes - There was a long lag before fermentation started on this beer and it doesn't have the bright tangy character that the first try had. I think I should have used a bit fresher culture when I pitched it
Sauerkraut Gose - Full Batch Brewday - 4/22/2011
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He blew on the side of road, twice; also did the roadside sobriety test and past. The officer arrested him, had him in handcuffs and started reading the Ga. State Admin. Test card to him and he told the officer, that he was already arrested and i...
If he blew a .06 at the jail too, he should be fine. You said it was a handheld device at the jail though? The official test is performed on a big, old machine that sits on a desk or table. Those handheld devices aren't very reliable, so the result isn't admissible in court. They shouldn't write him up for a refusal if they never actually took him to that machine. Although, if he told them at the scene that he would not blow at the station, then they wouldn't take him to that machine unless he told them that he was changing his mind.See question
We live 15 min from my brother that evening we were fixing my new suspension for my car. After that we had a few drinks. I was sober at the time, or else I wouldn't had drove 10 min home. We came to a turn out and my steering wheel swing all the w...
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First, you'd need to establish that the blown tire caused the accident, because the prosecutor will assume that the tire blew as a result of your impairment. Depending on how old the kids are, they could testify about how the accident happened and back you up on the fact that the tire blew first.
Second, as to the arrest, the officer may have had probable cause to arrest you based on the accident and your admission of drinking. But that doesn't mean the State could prove you guilty beyond a reasonable doubt--a much higher bar. The officer didn't bother to perform any field sobriety evaluations, and had no idea when you drank or what you drank, or how much you drank. It's very reasonable to believe that your tire blew after you had a couple beers over a several hour period, and there's nothing illegal about that.
Third, it's unclear whether you agreed to take a chemical test (breath or blood). That will affect the strategy going forward. If you were sober, the test should come out fine, and if you didn't take a test then that's great, it just makes it crucially important to file the 10 day letter and do a good job of negotiating to get your case reduced. It's possible to save your license and avoid that year long hard suspension for refusing to blow.
Finally, were you charged with child endangerment also? Each child endangerment charge is like another DUI. So you could be considered a habitual violator by DDS just for this one incident if you're not careful. It's important to get rid of those extra charges.
I hope that's helpful, and if you hire a lawyer I'm sure you'll discuss those issues and others. That said, I agree with the other answers--you do need a lawyer ASAP.See question
A friend got a DUI. She went outside to smoke a cigarette and had a beer with her. She got in her car to turn it on for heat. She did not move her vehicle and it was legally parked. Is there a possible way to get the charges lowered?
Technically, if the car is capable of moving, she can be charged with a DUI. Even if the car never actually moved. I'm wondering why the officer even approached her in the first place, if he saw her holding the beer or what. The outcome will depend partly on her history--if she has no prior alcohol-related charges, she should be fine with a good DUI attorney, but the prosecutor may push back more if she has had any prior issues.See question
I was charged for A DUI nearly a month ago. The cop ticketed me first for passing a red light which I did because of his aggressive approach from the back in trying to get me. The officer did not perform any sobriety test prior to handcuffing me. ...
You have some excellent issues here that should make this a strong case for a reduction. The acid reflux diagnosis can really cast doubt on the breath rest result, and it's great that the diagnosis was before the arrest. Also, the court might not even get to that issue if there was no probable cause for the arrest. Without any field sobriety evaluations, you have a strong argument that the officer didn't have enough reason to arrest you. There's nothing illegal about having a couple of drinks like you did--only if it makes you a less safe driver--and there's little to no proof of that. There could be other issues too, including whether the officer properly read the implied consent notice to you immediately after putting you in handcuffs.
That said, the prosecutor is extremely unlikely to give you a reduction if you're not represented by competent counsel. Call around and find an attorney you trust at a price you can afford.See question
This is the first yr of marriage for us and we have been dealing with the both of losing jobs and having bills. I don't want him to miss the birth of our second child.
I agree, your word should hold some weight with the prosecutor, but they will be very concerned for your safety and the safety of your children. Does he have any kind of record? Negotiations will be tougher if he has any violent history, but the key is to get whatever treatment he needs in order to give the court and the prosecutor some comfort that he's going to learn from this. That is, of course, after exploring all possible defenses to the case. Usually we will use any defenses in the case case in conjunction with some form of classes or treatment and try get a reasonable deal that keeps him out out of jail and keeps this off of his record, if at all possible.See question
altercation was taken place at my house with uninvited guess. then my husband was being choked so i sprayed pepper spray on the other party then again on his wife who was scratching and hitting him with his keys. Sheriff of Fulton Ga arrested me a...
You really shouldn't be arrested twice in Fulton county for the same incident. That said, I suppose it could slip through the cracks if, for instance, the officer charged you with battery on the husband and then the wife went and filed her own police report. Do you have reason to think that there's a second warrant coming? That would really be out of the ordinary if it happened.See question
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These are serious charges that could involve significant jail time. Have you been booked and bonded out? If not, that will need to happen, and you need to retain an attorney as soon as possible.See question
I am going to court tomorrow morning and thinking of pleading not guilty. I was scheduled for surgery two days after my accident to repair bleeding ulcers and Gerds. 30 days before that my doctor had put me on Xantac because of anxiety of throwing...
It's really a shame that they chose to arrest you under these circumstances. It sounds like you were in no condition to perform field sobriety evaluations, and your medical condition presents a very good defense to the DUI charge. Unfortunately, most prosecutors don't take you seriously if you're not represented. You may qualify for a public defender, though a private attorney will be better able to devote the time that your case deserves. Many lawyers offer payment plans, and pleading guilty could cost you more in the long run. Make some calls (most will talk with you for free), and see if you can work something out with an attorney you trust.See question
I'm physically disabled due to being a lower leg amputee and I must use a device such as a prosthetic leg, wheel-chair or crutches to get around, usually the prosthetic leg and handle it OK. One evening I was coming from a friends place on my moto...
If you refused a portable breath test at the convenience store, it would be difficult for the prosecution to show that there was enough of a reason to arrest you for DUI. You didn't commit any traffic violation, and an odor only indicates that you had consumed alcohol earlier--it doesn't show that you were impaired by it. I assume the officer didn't have you walk a line or anything like that, but did he have you follow his finger/pen with your eyes? It seems like you have a very strong case, especially if there were no field sobriety evaluations. That said, if you refused to blow at the station after arrest, you could be looking at a hard suspension of your license without a work permit. So it's important to get an experienced DUI lawyer who you're comfortable with to get the charges reduced as soon as possible and protect your license. You should be able to find representation at a reasonable price, with a payment plan if you need one. Best wishes to youSee question
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If you were pulled over just for an expired tag, were cooperative and blew that close to the limit, I'd expect you to look good on the video if there is one. Do you have any prior arrests? If not, you should have a great chance at a reduction, though I'd need to hear more about the case. If you have any priors, it's still possible but just more difficult to get a prosecutor to cut you a deal. $3000 is a reasonable fee and well worth it over a public defender. Just make sure you retain someone who's serious about fighting your case as long as it takes, not just someone who would take your money and then encourage you to plead out to whatever the State is offering.See question


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By taylor bell
March 13, 2012
My personal faith is filled with narratives of a God who calls His people to be a community of love, justice and mercy. And in regards to the immigrant, also known as the sojourner, I believe we are given explicit direction not only to provide hospitality, but also to treat him as our own, because we recognize our love extends beyond the borders of our nation.
Samford University recently hosted the G92 South Immigration Conference to discuss immigration within a scriptural and faith-based context. As a college student in Alabama, I realize that being informed on an issue as complex as immigration is important to being a responsible citizen. Living in the state with the strictest immigration policy further magnifies this responsibility. So does my faith.
When HB56, Alabama's anti-immigrant enforcement law, passed, I was anything but happy. I simply cannot support legislation that seeks to make the state in which I live as inhospitable to immigrants as possible, no matter the justification.
The law's passage helped me realize how ignorant I truly was about immigration. G92 South provided a place for national and local evangelical leaders to shed light on the many injustices of Alabama's HB56, and how as Christians we should respond in a manner that is rooted in God and Scripture. This conference provided a time and place to better understand my faith as the foundation for my stance and actions regarding immigration.
The first session I attended, led by the Rev. Gabriel Salguero (president of the National Latino Evangelical Coalition), spoke from a biblical ethics perspective, consistently asking: "Is this law a good law? Is this law a moral law?" Salguero reaffirmed for me that when the laws of our state impede the spirit of God in this world, it is our role as Christians to begin questioning these laws and ultimately to be at the forefront of advocating for change.
In Alabama, I consistently hear that, because undocumented immigrants are here illegally, they are breaking the law and therefore are punishable under our law. What I hear much less often, though, is the question Salguero raises: Is the law just in the first place? He explained that this question is imperative for Christians to ask, for it launches the journey to uncovering how God's love is or is not present within the structure of our state. And if God's love is not present, we are led to ask: What can we do to fix it?
A session led by Sojourners' Lisa Sharon Harper had perhaps the greatest impact for me of any during G92 South. She used Nehemiah 1:1-11 as a framework for understanding how we as a people are guilty and in need of grace for our inaction. She explained that perhaps the sin Nehemiah repented for was a sin of inaction to step in for the suffering of his people. She then posed the question, "What are the core lies we have believed as a people that have caused us to turn our backs on God's truth?"
She was not beating around the bush with this question. Rather, she sought to have us each dive deeply into our own souls and reconcile our own injustices toward people who have been deemed "illegal" and the "alien."
I had several convictions that needed forgiveness, starting with the simple categorization of the immigrant as the "other," as someone else who is not with me. Yes, I saw them as loved by God, yet I still saw them as the other. This realization struck me to the core. I began to ask how the work of God's reconciliation can begin if we continue to see each other as "the other."
I don't believe it can, so addressing this internally was the first step to righting the wrongs of which I am guilty, the first step on the path toward reconciliation.
G92 South did not significantly alter my stance on immigration. But I had a much-needed deepening of my personal faith as the foundation for my position and response to immigration policy. I left G92 South realizing that I have much personal reflection and reconciling that I need to do in terms of just how I express my faith in my actions toward those who are "undocumented," who are sojourners.
I thank Salguero, Harper and everyone else who came out to contribute wisdom and knowledge on a biblical response to laws such as HB56. I conclude with a passage of Scripture that I feel properly summarizes the conference: "The alien living with you must be treated as one of your native-born. Love him as yourself, for you were aliens in Egypt. I am the Lord your God" (Leviticus 19: 34, NIV).
Taylor Bell is a junior at Samford University, an Alabama Baptist-affiliated university located in Homewood, Alabama, a suburb of Birmingham.
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Is it just to maintain sovereign borders? What if American citizens began to enter another country taking jobs and resources paid by the taxes and investments of others? What if a large percentage of those invaders were scofflaws, criminals, and murderers? Is it just to let evil prevail because the perpetrators are poor?
Please tell me what American wants to mow lawns, clean hotels, pick fruit, work in factories at minimum wage atdestitutehours? Any jobs immigrants have are a result of Americans not wanting to do them. And the generalization of calling every immigrant a criminal and evildoer are just labels. You have no factsbehindthem. And if you reallybelievedevery immigrant is bad then aren't you so bless that you know the gospel and can share it with them in love? Shouldn't Christians be on the front lines trying to reach the immigrant?
It is ridiculous to assume that immigrants are criminals. So often, immigrants are very hardworking. However, it is also ridiculous to assume that a country can continue to thrive and provide support to help the poor if immigrants are coming in and receiving free healthcare, welfare, etc. Please, welcome immigrants as citizens. And please, allow them to work hard as most do. However, we must take a cue from other countries and not provide public assistance to every person who comes across our borders. Our country was not founded on that philosophy, and for good reason. We can not survive financially by doing so, and therefore will be of even less of a help to immigrants.
You may want to google "crime rates among illegal aliens" before you assign foolery. For example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I...
All illegal immigrants are here illegally. Whether they are involved in other crimes or not is another matter. Some studies indicate that the economic burden of crimes perpetrated by illegal aliens exceeds the economic benefit they may bring. Compassion for the poor should not enable harm to others or promote evil.
Also, on my street of about 20 houses there are six lawn & landscape companies working run by legal, tax paying Americans. More than 30 lawn care companies operate in the immediate area. The office of Texas Secretary of State could confirm the thousands of such businesses operating legally in Texas.
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FRESNO, Calif. --- The Bulldog divers will compete in their first invitational of the season this Friday and Saturday in Los Angeles, Calif. at the USC Diving Invite.
Throughout the season the divers will travel to separate competitions that are solely focused on diving, and the USC Diving Invite will be the first of the 2012-13 season. The Fresno State divers will get to compete in the 1- and 3-meter springboard events, just like they do in dual meets, but they also will get to compete in the platform dive.
The two returning Bulldog divers, Stacey Luke and Hannah Prigge, have already qualified for Zones in the 1-and 3-meter dive, but this competition will be the first chance they have to qualify for Zones on the Platform dive.
The Fresno State swimmers next competition will be at the University of Houston for a three day invitational, Nov. 15-17.
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Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: 1. (The Cynosure) The constellation Ursa Minor or the North Star, which lies within it. 2. Anything that guides, leads, or provides guidance. 3. The focal point or center of attention.
Notes: Today's Good Word is strikingly beautiful, especially when pronounced [si-nê-shUr]. Milton could not ignore it; in L'Allegro (1645) he wrote, "Where perhaps some Beauty lies, The Cynosure of neighbouring eyes." Our British cousins do not palatalize the final syllable but pronounce it [si-nê-sjur], though they are careless about that final [r]. There is an adjective, cynosural, not to mention an adverb, cynosurally, either of which you might also enjoy.
In Play: Cynosure is usually associated with something or someone lustrous and attractive: "The silver evening gown in which Letitia lilted down the stairs made her the immediate cynosure of the party." But we can widen the meaning, as well, since the word originally referred to a constellation used to find direction: "Seamus Allgood's house is of such bizarrely eccentric design that it serves as the cynosure for all the other homes in his neighborhood."
Word History: Today's beautiful word started out long ago as a Greek word of considerably less beauty: kynosoura "dog-tail", a compound noun comprising kuon, kynos "dog" + oura "tail". The Proto-Indo-European (PIE) root kwon-, from which kuon derives, also gave rise to English hound and Latin canis "dog". Latin canis, in turn, is the source of English canine and the Canary in "Canary Islands". The name of these islands was originally Latin Canariae Insulae "Islands of Dogs" and English simply adapted the spelling in borrowing it. We must be careful with the PIE root *ors- "tail" which produced the second constituent in Greek. In English it became the naughty word for the human rear end; the British pronunciation even remains close to the original. The roots of today's Good Word reveal an impressive historical span from the profane to the celestial.
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That timeframe gives Toshiba about two months (remember, the financial year starts in April) to have said fuel cells on the market, which sounds promising in so much as there's the implication Toshiba has a commercially viable fuel cell implementation ready. Although those of us hoping for a fuel cell-powered laptops or HTC Hero, perhaps, will be waiting longer. Sure, Toshiba will be commercialising "packs for cell phones and PCs in due course" but that could be years for all we know.
With precious little information other than Toshiba's apparent intent to start properly pushing fuel cell technology out it's hard to be all that enthused. Nonetheless, by 2015 Toshiba sees net sales for fuel cells hitting a not-insubstantial ¥160 billion (£992 million) so we can only assume it won't be messing about in grabbing itself as big a market and mind share as possible early on.
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Forgive my ignorance when it comes to Focus and all their abbreviations...I'm a PowerStroke guy by trade; though have had Fords in my driveway for the last 20 years. We bought a '12 SEL in June for my wife and her "adventures" at work (500+ miles a week). I'm wanting to install a remote start for as a birthday/Christmas gift (her birthday is the 23rd) and trying to figure out what I need, what will/won't work and keep it simple since I'm married to a blonde. I had thought the OEM offering was what I need...
But I all the threads I've dug through here only one mentioned the OEM kit...and it sounds like we have to give up a key for that to work? Having worked for a Cat dealership and life with a F250 PSD, my mind set has been OEM is the best for the vehicle (especially with the PSD)...thus I'm not too hip on a/m stuff. Stopped by my local dealership trying to figure out what would work...and they're pretty much clueless. Apparently I'll be the first owner to have remote start on a Focus...or one of very few. With all that said, on XpressKit they mention a "SA key"; I've also seen "IA" key mentioned a couple of times...what are those? On that Ford link it says for not use on BEV or ST...both the guy at the dealership & I are clueless what those mean. The two keys we received when we signed on the dotted line have four buttons on them (lock, unlock, trunk & panic) and notches are reverse cut...hopefully that helps describe what our Fungus was built/equipped with.
Is the remote start possible with a DCT? I'm thinking so since it...from a driver's standpoint...functions allot like an automatic. But like I said at the top of this post, I'm a truck guy...so these little cars are a different language to me. Thank you in advance for the help/advice.
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