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Local softball from Tuesday
The Lady Wildcats picked up five more runs in the second as Brittany Wiseman started the inning with the first of her three hits before being forced out at second base by Hailey Hubbell.
Hubbell advanced to second on a bunt by Kendall Eden before Kelsey Tomlin's infield single moved her to third base. Ashley Eldridge walked, loading the bases for Allie Bennett, who singled up the middle, scoring two runs in the process. Lauren Stavinoga followed that up with her fifth home run of the season to finish the scoring in the top half of the inning.
Wiseman once led off in the third, and again singled -- but this one went through the legs of the left fielder allowing her to advance to third base. Eden then drove her in with a sacrifice fly.
Central added four more runs in the fourth before adding two in the fifth inning to invoke the 10-run rule.
In addition to Wiseman's three hits, Wilson Central also received multiple hits from Bennett, Stavinoga, Powell, and Tomlin.
In all, every Wilson Central starter tallied a hit as Central finished with 15 hits while Hannah Bodenhorn (11-8) held the Bison to only five hits.
Jennings no-hits Lady Devils --LEBANON -- Gordonsville junior Cori Jennings spun a complete game no-hitter Tuesday as Gordonsville blanked Lebanon 2-0. The Tigerette junior, who is verbally committed to UT-Chattanooga, let her defense do most of the heavy lifting as she struck out just one batter.
Shortstop Megan Brown was Lebanon's lone baserunner, reaching on an error to lead off the fourth inning.
Gordonsville's only runs came on a two-out, two-run single in the top of the sixth by Robin Anne Hord off LHS starter Beth Swartwout.
LHS was coming off a 2-0 loss at Beech Monday afternoon. The Lady Bucs struck for two runs in the bottom of the first on a two-run homer by Jordan Spicer, but never threatened again vs. Swartwout.
Swartwout gave up just four hits and struck out four batters. Sarah Aubuchon had two hits for Lebanon while Katline Eakes, Kearston Yahola and Swartwout had one hit each.
LHS stands 19-13 overall (7-2) in District 9AAA headed into a 4:30 p.m. home game today (Wednesday) vs. Gallatin.


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Obesity, diabetes, complications of diabetes and biomarkers of kidney disease
Dr. Thethi's research interests' center around insulin resistance, obesity, diabetes mellitus (both type 1 and 2) and complications of diabetes. One aspect of type 1 diabetes that Dr. Thethi has investigated and documented is the loss of glycemic control over time when the pump infusion line is left in place beyond the current recommendations. Dr. Thethi has particular interest in biomarkers of kidney disease, including urinary free light chains. Her other areas of interest lie in the racial and gender differences in the endocannabinoid system, role of immunosuppressive agents in the pathogenesis of the insulin resistance in transplant patients, endothelial dysfunction along with cardiovascular disease in type 2 diabetes mellitus.
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text: Science Saturday set for Jan. 25 Posted: January 17, 2014 Author: Sydney Meeks The University of West Alabama's College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics invites elementary and high school students in and around Sumter County to the next in its series of Science Saturdays on Jan. 25 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Bibb Graves Hall on the UWA campus. Dr. Mustafa Morsy, a UWA professor, will present a workshop entitled "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation." The participants will use forensic tools such as fingerprints, hair examination and chemical analysis to solve a fictional crime scenario.Science Saturdays are designed to give young students early exposure to the world of science and mathematics. The sessions create excitement and enthusiasm that students need not only to learn the basics of science, but also gain the tools to further their studies in the field. The workshop is free and open to all children in fourth through twelfth grades. Spaces are limited. For more information or to reserve a spot, please email Rosie Campbell or call 205-652-3414. For more information please visit Science Saturday's website.See More UWA News


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6 Things Losing Candidates Say
Roll Call:
Im running a grass-roots campaign. This translates to: Im not going to raise any money. Running an effective grass-roots and get-out-the-vote operation is important for a campaign, but winning a competitive House or Senate race requires multiple millions of dollars to make your case in paid advertising.
The only poll that matters is the poll on Election Day. This doesnt guarantee defeat in the upcoming election, but it means you are losing the race at the time and have no empirical evidence to the contrary. Its up to the candidate to change the dynamic of the race.
Im the next (insert big name politician here). This means the campaign strategy is to emulate a previous candidate who overcame nearly impossible odds to win their own race. Whether a candidate is invoking Republican Scott P. Browns special election victory in Massachusetts or then-Illinois Sen. Barack Obamas improbably presidential run, its probably unlikely that the candidate using this phrase will be able to replicate those victories.
Im not going to run any negative ads. This is one way to virtually guarantee defeat. We can argue about the definition of negative, but campaigns are about contrasts. And successful campaigns rarely let the opponent run unscathed and define himself or herself only on their own terms. The caveat to this is if outside groups run negative ads on behalf of a candidate. But if youre a candidate who wins without running negative ads, then you were probably going to win anyway.
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1. "the polls don't reflect our enthusiasm on the ground" nt
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2. Spot on!
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3. "We Don't Need To Answer these Charges
The people know they're false." This means the charges will stick. And a candidate who won't defend himself won't defend the voters' interests.
The People are looking for a thoughtful word above the battle." I actually once heard a candidate say that. He lost, badly. This means, I don't care if I win or lose. I just want to make a noise.


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Thursday, Jan. 1, 1970 12 a.m. to 12 a.m.
On Tuesday April 9th at 6:30 pm Rebecca Jacobs from the Knox-Lincoln Soil and Water Conservation District will present a slide show and talk on "Rain Gardens" in the Abbott Room of the Belfast Fee Library. This program is the last in the series of three evening presentations co-sponsored by the Belfast Garden Club and the Belfast Free Library on the topic "Water in the Home Landscape for Beauty and Conservation."
Rain gardens are shallow gardens which contain flowering plants and grasses that can survive in soil soaked with water from rainstorms. They help reduce the rapid flow of storm water, and thus protect lakes and other bodies of water from pollutants washed from roofs and paved areas. They are not permanent ponds, but act as filters and temporary holding areas for the infiltration of storm water into the soil, while providing attractive landscaping and increased habitat for butterflies, birds and beneficial insects. Our speaker Rebecca Jacobs will discuss how to design, choose the best plants for and maintain a rain garden in your own landscape.
Rebecca Jacobs comes to Knox-Lincoln SWCD with a wide range of experience in the field of conservation. Moving to Maine in 2006, Jacobs was able to share her love of horticulture and "all things outdoors" in her role as education coordinator for the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens. Since that time she has moved on dividing her time professionally with her own business in landscape design and horticultural services, Gabriella's Gardens, and as education/outreach coordinator for Knox-Lincoln SWCD.
Belfast Free Library is located at 106 High Street, Belfast. The talk is free and the public is encouraged to attend, light refreshments will be served. The Belfast Garden Club is committed to promoting both beauty and the conservation of our natural resources in public spaces and home gardens. Please join us for the final program of the water series on the topic of Rain Gardens on April 9. For more information contact Ann Mullen, 207-338-9125 or www.belfastgardenclub.org, or the Belfast Free Library at 338-3884 ext.10.


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Kaspersky LAB has released a new version of its flagship do-it-all security suite, Kaspersky PURE 2.0 Total Security.
And although the upgrade is relatively minor – which is no surprise, really; the previous version did so much that there isn't much left to add – the company has made a few useful tweaks which should appeal to fans of the package.
These start with the Password Manager, which now includes a Portable Version option. This can synchronise your password database with a removable drive, creating a portable database which you can use on other PCs, even if they don't have Kaspersky PURE installed.
If you use the program's Home Network Control system to manage your networked PCs then the good news is you don't have to rely on it automatically detecting remote computers any more. Just click "+ Add computer manually" and specify the computer name or IP address you need.
Elsewhere, the Parental Controls now do a better job of controlling who your kids can contact (or be contacted by) on social networking sites. Backup speeds are reportedly faster (though we've not yet benchmarked this ourselves). And there's the obligatory interface revamp, which aims to simplify operations and provide a little more feedback on your PC's security status.
And of course there's still all the features and functionality from the previous editions, including strong real-time and on-demand antivirus protection; a straightforward backup tool; a firewall, spam filter, phishing protection, sandbox, virtual keyboard, data shredder, encryption module, PC cleanup tool, and the list goes on.
As updates go, then, the additions seem fairly small. If you already use Kaspersky PURE or are looking for a comprehensive security solution then the new release should appeal, though, and if you'd like to find out for yourself then 30-day trial builds of Kaspersky PURE 2.0 Total Security are available.
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From: Kimberly Powell <>
Subject: Re: [TGF] Record Source Question
Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2011 22:53:03 -0500
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Very true, Michael. But my intention wasn't to give a broad definition of
poll taxes. I was trying to offer information which related directly to the
type of poll tax (levied specifically as a prerequisite for voting) that the
Veteran's exemptions appeared to relate to. Poll taxes go back to at least
1624 in Virginia as a source of revenue. Weren't free African Americans even
subject to some of those earlier poll taxes?
On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 9:54 PM, Michael Hait <>wrote:
> Kimberly,
> That's actually a very limited view of poll taxes. While what you say was
> true during the "Jim Crow" South era, poll taxes were enacted going back to
> the late 18th century in quite a few states, including Virginia. Of course
> at this time, African Americans were not considered voters, and poll taxes
> did not affect them at all.
> Michael Hait
> http://www.haitfamilyresearch.com
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University Responsibilities
Postsecondary institutions are not required to lower academic standards to accommodate a student with a disability.
- Students are eligible for academic adjustments, program modifications and auxiliary aids/services, but are not eligible for specially designed instruction.
- Ferris State University has no obligation to identify students with disabilities, but only to inform applicants of the availability of disabilities services.
- Students must self-identify, by providing documentation of their disability and the recommendations for the academic accommodations and services they request.
- The categories of disability, the type of documentation required and who is qualified to conduct the assessment(s) may be different than K-12. Secondary I.E.P's and 504 plans are not sufficient at the college or university level for disability accommodations.
- Documentation varies depending on the disability; generally it must be current and include the testing on which the accommodation recommendations are based.
- Students must be evaluated at their own expense. Students usually are not required to be retested after initial documentation is approved.
- Students only receive the necessary accommodations to provide equal opportunity for them to access education.
- Any alteration in course or program requirements (i.e., extended time to complete program, substitution or waiver of program requirements) usually requires the approval from the college and/or program and must be directly related to needs identified in a student's documentation of disability.
Student Responsibilities
- Provide current documentation supporting the disability
- Schedule Student Request Appointment (SRA) every semester immediately following registration.
- Meet with professors during the first week of classes to discuss accommodations.
- If using the quiet room for testing, schedule the test time with Disabilities Services at least 48 hours in advance.
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Moderately uniform habitus; antenna 12-segmented with 2-segmented club; distinctive anteriorly projecting clypeus; sculpture coarsely striate or rugose, occasionally with shiny spots. Cryptic ants of forest leaf litter; uncommon.
Diverse habitus; monomorphic or polymorphic, with distinct major caste, but majors rarely seen; antennae with 11 or fewer segments, distinct 2-segmented club; eyes small to absent. Cryptic ants in leaf litter; uncommon.
One species in Costa Rica; small ant very like Solenopsis; 10-segmented antennae with 2-segmented club; pair of clypeal carinae bend and join anteromedially, forming single U-shaped carina on clypeus. Cryptic ant in forest leaf litter; rare.
Uniform size and habitus; distinctive petiole shape; antennae 12-segmented without distinct club; sculpture sericeous rugose with contrasting shiny gaster, often with short striae radiating onto gaster from postpetiolar insertion. Nest in wet forest leaf litter; uncommon.
Uniform habitus; deep, sharply-delimited antennal scrobes, surface of scrobe shiny, contrasting with surrounding coarse sculpture of face; 11-segmented antennae with 2-segmented club. Cryptic ants of forest leaf litter; uncommon.
Diverse habitus; 12-segmented antennae with 3-segmented club; clypeus with pair of anteriorly diverging carinae; anteroventral border of pronotum often angulate or toothed, fitting into short groove on undersurface of head. Nest in leaf litter, under epiphytes; rare.
One species in Costa Rica (S. manni); face shield-like, with broad frontal lobes covering deep antennal scrobes; antennae 12-segmented. Forest leaf litter; rare.
Diverse habitus; eyes small; antennae 12-segmented with somewhat weakly-defined 4-segmented club. Nest in leaf litter and under epiphytes; cryptic ants; rarely encountered.
Uniform habitus; broad shield-like face; down-turned mandibles; deep antennal scrobe with eye at apex of scrobe. Small, cryptic ants in leaf litter; rare.
One species in Costa Rica (T. gilva); 11-segmented antennae with 3-segmented club; eyes small; color light yellow; shiny, with no spines or tubercles; abundant pilosity. Cryptic ants in leaf litter, under rocks, in soil; uncommon.
Uniform habitus; monomorphic; small; petiole sessile, barrel-shaped, without distinct dorsal node (Costa Rican species with pair of anterodorsally projecting tubercles on petiole, unlike figure). Arboreal; rare.
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April 24th, 2011, 6:38 AM
Hey all! So (obviously) Im new here and just wanted to throw myself out there you know break the ice and such. So yeah I am a competitive pokemon player, I have played since Emerald (had every game since). So yeah um feel free to chat with me whenever Im pretty friendly =).


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The Champagne massage system pumps hot air into the bath water through scores of tiny holes in the floor of the clawfoot tub. This air forms thousands of tiny bubbles that are meant to gently massage the entire body as they float upward. A cross-section of a typical air/bubble clawfoot tub appears below:
This overhead image shows the perforated floor of an American Bath Factory 5' "Duke" clawfoot tub:
Typically these tubs come with electronic control panels which allow you adjust the intensity and speed of the air flow to your liking. Better quality tubs (like the American Bath Factory tubs we offer) have built-in auto purge systems that dry the internal piping after every use. This helps keep that part of your bath clean and sanitary.
A true whirlpool tub, on the other hand, contains a limited number of jets that focus a very powerful stream of water to specific areas of the body. The jets are more powerful in a whirlpool tub because the water - not just air as is the case with a Champagne bath - circulates through the internal piping of the tub. The only true clawfoot whirlpool tub I know of is the American Bath Factory "Caspian" clawfoot tub:
This one-of-a-kind whirlpool tub has a 2 horsepower motor that blasts 10 gallons per minute out of 7 different jets (including 2 uniquely placed foot massage jets & 1 rotating back jet). Sweet.
So which tub do you choose? If you are looking for a gentle to moderate whole-body massage, then take a look at the Champagne clawfoot tubs. If you want a more targeted, moderate-to-strong hydro-massage experience, then sit yourself in a Caspian whirlpool tub. Price is another concern. The Caspian whirlpool tub typically sells for about 20% more than a similar champagne tub. Style is also a consideration. The Champagne massage tubs are truer reproductions of the classic clawfoot tub. The Caspian, on the other hand, has a slightly more modern, ergonomically designed look.
In part 2, I will discuss the differences in whirlpool tub construction and tips on how to clean and maintain your champagne or whirlpool tub.
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CBL depends on strong, sustainable, and mutually-beneficial relationships with community-based organizations (CBOs) especially in Holyoke, South Hadley, Springfield, Amherst, Northampton and other communities throughout the Pioneer Valley.
CBO staff in non-profit, municipal, and education sectors facilitate learning and research, orient students and faculty to community conditions and histories, and contribute invaluable time and knowledge to the learning process as co-educators. In return, the CBL Program seeks to facilitate partners' access to College resources—student labor, expertise, facilities, cultural and educational events—to meet needs and advance aims of community partners. CBO leaders & staff are actively encouraged to discuss potential learning, research, and service projects and other partnerships with the CBL Program Office.
Typically, the CBL Program works with community partners to develop CBL Course Partnerships and CBL Fellowships. Course partnerships involve collaboration with a Mount Holyoke College faculty member to develop a semester-long community engagement - either involving students in providing a regular, weekly or intensive service to the organization (i.e. tutoring/mentoring youth, delivering workshops, etc.) or working with CBO staff and clients on a project (i.e. conducting research, creating communications materials such as web sites, documentaries, brochures, or developing and delivering a curriculum). Fellows work on capacity-building projects for community organizations that facilitate rich learning and student leadership development opportunities. Please visit our "How CBL Partnerships Work" page for more information about principles and practices.
More information about CBL Courses can be found here. More information about CBL Fellowships can be found here. Current and prospective community partners are invited to share ideas and proposals for course partnerships and/or fellowship projects with the CBL Director.
Here are two documents to help Community Partners in planning work with Mount Holyoke College CBL students:
- Guide to Hosting a CBL Community Fellow
- CBL Learning Agreement
CBL Program Community Partners
In 2015-16, the CBL Program was fortunate to partner with the following organizations in the region:
- Amherst Public Schools Family Center
- Book and Plow Farm
- Caring Health Center
- Connections @ Dean Technical High School
- Connections @ William R. Peck School
- Girls Inc.
- HELI/Family Engagement
- Holyoke Public Schools/ESL
- Holyoke Youth Task Force
- Homework House
- Ignite the MIC
- Mosier Elementary School
- Mother Woman
- Music Tutors Program Holyoke High School
- Paulo Freire Social Justice Charter School
- Peck School- Athletic Dept.
- Somali Project
- South Hadley Youth Commission
- Springfield No One Leaves
- Voices from Inside


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|Action and adventure films
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|Genghis Khan; Genghis Khan
|Type d'ouvrage:
|Enregistrement vidéo
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|Matériel visuel
|Tous les auteurs / collaborateurs:
Tay Garnett; Henry Hathaway; Lewis Seiler; Dick Powell; Josef Von Sternberg; John Wayne; Marlene Dietrich; Betty Field; Randolph Scott; Susan Hayward; Janet Leigh; Ladislaus Fodor; Laslo Vadnay; Harold Bell Wright; George Owen; Tom Reed; Universal Pictures (Firm)
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"Seven sinners" based on an original story by Ladislas Fodor and Laszlo Vadnai ; "The shepherd of the hills" based on the novel by Harold Bell Wright ; "Pittsburgh" based on an original story by George Owen and Tom Reed.
"Seven sinners" originally released as a motion picture in 1940 ; "The shepherd of the hills" originally released as a motion picture in 1941 ; "Pittsburgh" originally released as a motion picture in 1942 ; "The conqueror" originally released as a motion picture in 1955 ; "Jet pilot" originally released as a motion picture in 1957.
|"Seven sinners": Universal Pictures Co. ; produced by Joe Pasternak ; written by John Meechan, Harry Tugend ; directed by Tay Garnett.
"The shepherd of the hills": Paramount Pictures, Inc. ; screenplay by Grover Jones and Stuart Anthony ; directed by Henry Hathaway.
"Pittsburgh": Universal Pictures ; produced by Charles K. Feldman ; screenplay by Kenneth Gamet, Tom Reed ; directed by Lewis Seiler.
"The conqueror": RKO Radio Pictures ; presented by Howard Hughes ; directed by Dick Powell.
"Jet pilot": RKO Teleradio Pictures ; written & produced by Jules Furthman ; directed by Josef von Sternberg.
|"Seven sinners": Marlene Dietrich, John Wayne, Albert Dekker, Broderick Crawford, Anna Lee, Mischa Auer, Billy Gilbert, Richard Carle, Oscar Homolka, Samuel S. Hinds, Reginald Denny.
"The shepherd of the hills": John Wayne, Betty Field, Harry Carey, Beulah Bondi, James Barton, Samuel S. Hinds, Marjorie Main, Marc Lawrence.
"Pittsburgh": Marlene Dietrich, Randolph Scott, John Wayne, Frank Craven, Louise Allbritton, Shemp Howard, Thomas Gomez, Ludwig Stossel, Samuel S. Hinds.
"The conqueror": John Wayne, Susan Hayward, Pedro Armendariz, Agnes Moorehead, Thomas Gomez, William Conrad, John Hoyt, Ted de Corsia.
"Jet pilot": John Wayne, Janet Leigh, Jay C. Flippen, Paul Fix, Hans Conreid, The U.S. Air Force.
|Public cible:
|"Seven sinners," "The shepherd of the hills," and "Pittsburgh": Not rated ; "The conqueror" and "Jet pilot": MPAA rating: G.
|2 videodiscs (approximately 501 min.) : sound, black and white or color ; 4 3/4 in.
|DVD ; Region 1 ; full screen (1.33:1), widescreen (2.35:1) and widescreen (1.85:1) presentations ; Dolby Digital 2.0 mono., single-sided, double-sided, DVD-9, DVD-14.
|Disc one: Seven sinners ; The shepherd of the hills --
Disc two, Side A: Pittsburgh ; The conqueror --
Disc two, Side B: Jet pilot.
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|Franchise collection.
|Autres titres:
|Seven sinners.
Shepherd of the hills (Motion picture)
Conqueror (Motion picture)
Jet pilot (Motion picture)
A Navy officer falls in love in "Seven sinners." A moonshiner must struggle with his family's past in "The shepherd of the hills." In a rags-to-riches tale of frindship, love and power are brought together in "Pittsburgh." In one of his most unusual roles ever, John Wayne portrays Genghis Khan in "The conqueror." An American Air Force colonel is assigned to escort defecting Soviet pilot Anna in "Jet pilot."
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The Magic of the Cities.
Zen promotes the rediscovery of the obvious, which is so often lost in its familiarity and simplicity. It sees the miraculous in the common and magic in our everyday surroundings. When we are not rushed, and our minds are unclouded by conceptualizations, a veil will sometimes drop, introducing the viewer to a world unseen since childhood. ~ John Greer
a very fine portrait, carraol.
Muy buen retrato, muy natural aunque con un semblante algo melancólico.
Un abrazo.
Wonderful shot Carraol, love the look in his eyes and he certainly has the lips for the flute.
Carraol, I enjoy my visits to you because of the John Greer quote which reminds me of what is important in life, but most of all, I am awed by your technical skill. This is a terrific portrait. I certainly hope that you are able to give him a copy of this ... it is so very good!
Muy buen retrato. Saludos.
Beautiful portrait!
Superb portrait
A superb portrait, perfect clarity in front and just-right depth of field. You got a lot of personality.
· Me encanta esta fotografía, entre la dulzura y la tristeza. Un buen trabajo.
Impresionantes vistas, las del post que sigue. Mu bien definidas.
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After reading Associated Press reporter Bob Christie's story about an Iraqi immigrant running over and killing his daughter because she had become "too Westernized," I am amazed there was no outcry from the public to ban cars ("Defense calls death accident, not 'honor killing,'" Tribune, Jan. 25).
The public needs to realize that whenever a person uses a man-made object to kill another person, it is not the object we should question, but the behavior and motive behind the person using the object. Just as we do not ban all cars, the public should not be screaming about banning guns.
We also need to remember that those people who possess a concealed-carry permit have been through a thorough background check.
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Hello there.
Thank you for your question.
Occupation of property can mean different things in different contexts. For what purpose are you wondering if this constitutes occupation?
part of the agreement was that while the home was being rented by a family member of mine then i was 100% liable for the payment, knowing my relative had been in a car accident and was behind on money. however the way it was stated is that whoever is occupying or has family occupying is liable for the payment. that meant she had no payment from january forward. now she is trying to take me for a couple thousand for other repairs and demanding it in two weeks. i'd like to know if she should have been supplying a portion of the payment due to her having belongings in the home so i can chip away at the amount they are demanding.
How would you describe the contents belonging to her still inside the home? 4 boxes worth of personal belongings? One bedroom worth of furniture? A few pieces of silverware? To what extent are her personal effects imposing on the occupation of the home?
two dressers, one china cabinet full of china, a couple large pictures, a dvd rack, and a few boxes of misc items.
Thank you. I do realize that these are just estimates. How large is the home?
as they have rushed me to get cleaning and repairs done to move forward in the selling process, i believe these items remaining would also hinder the sale of the property
4 bedroom, a bit over 2000 sq feet
Thank you. And just to confirm, the agreement itself does not specifically define "occupation" or "occupying" the property, correct?
i do not believe, i would have to check
It probably does not, but if you later discovery that it is defined, please let me know. That said, please allow me a moment to write out the answer to your question. Thank you for your patience.
I should start by saying that because the nuances of every situation are different, this information should not be construed as complete or advice without consulting in person with counsel. That said, when a word in a contract or agreement is not defined under the law, and when it is not defined in the agreement itself, the courts will interpret the language based on the ordinary, plain meaning of the word. A Pennsylvania divorce agreement would be interpreted under Pennsylvania law, and for the purposes of a divorce agreement regarding occupation of the spouses' home, the law does not specifically define the word occupy or occupation (or any other derivative of the word). So if a divorce agreement uses the word "occupying" and that word is not otherwise specifically defined in the agreement itself, the word is interpreted based on the plain meaning of the word. For this, the courts will rely on their own familiarity of the word, or the dictionary. "Occupying" means to take up space in a way that holds it to the exclusion of others. If you occupied a hotel room, for example, your occupation would be exclusive to others--the hotel would be unable to legally or physically rent the room to anyone else. So it's certainly possible to occupy a home with personal property. That said, there are degrees of occupation. If your wife had a toothpick in the home, I doubt that you would claim she was occupying within the meaning of your agreement--the toothpick would be unimposing and, if you wanted to remove the burden it imposes, you could simply put it in the house's garage, basement, or crack between the bathroom sinks. It would be immaterial. Further, if your wife had half the rooms in the house completely filled with boxes like the rooms were storage lockers, she would not be able to deny with a straight face that she was occupying the home with her boxes because they were essentially taking over the house. So for the purposes of a binding agreement, it is not just a question of whether there is some occupation, but whether the occupation is a material occupation. You had said that, in this 2,000 sq.ft. house, your wife is keeping two dressers, one china cabinet full of china, a couple of large pictures, a dvd rack, and a few boxes of miscellaneous items. I can't see these items, but that description suggests (as I mentally visualize it) that the items could take up perhaps half a small sized room, or 1/4 of two car garage. As I mentioned, the nuances of ever case are different so this should not be construed as complete or advice, but I would have a difficult time viewing the use of that much space in a 2,000 sq. ft. house as occupation of the house for purposes of determining who is liable for the space. If I misunderstand the situation, please let me know, but I hear that description and I think to myself that even if the items couldn't be moved into a corner of the garage, they are not items that would typically inhibit the preparation of a home for sale, or presentation for sale.
So being completely straightforward, although it's clear that your ex-wife is probably enjoying being on your case about getting the home ready and her attorney is happy to oblige, where the question is whether personal property constitutes an occupation of a home, the answer is that it is generally boils down to a question of not whether there is any occupation, but whether the occupation is material.
Does that make sense?
kind of, and i just found the agreement and figured out i am looking good on one aspect, and not so much in another.
they only have the renting portion directed toward me and my family and friends, and not toward her, rather unfortunate being that they were by technicality at that point relatives through marriage but i would have considered them friends, to a degree.
and it states residing in the home. the good side for me, is when she chose to advance the full payment, being that she chose to do so, they can adjust that on the back side of the sale.
Well, I appreciate your honesty because I do try to be as clear as possible, but this forum isn't always as natural as sitting across from one another in an office. Maybe you could summarize back to me your understanding of the answer, and I can clear up any fuzziness?
what i am seeing is, she doesn't have enough materials in the house to constitute as a hinderance to the sale of the property being that they are material goods that have the ability to be relocated, and therefore would most likely not be considered to be occupying the home. unfortunately, as i just stated after re-reading it specifies my problem toward me and has no reversal as most agreements would, and reads residing in the home, rather than occupying.
Yes, and I have to apologize, I originally misunderstood what you were telling me about her residing in the home (versus occupying), but I am clear on that now.
So I'm not quite sure where that leaves us. In light of this information, do you have any new question?
if it wasn't 4:30 am and my brain was still fully cooperative, i'd potentially have questions. as i see it though, i am going to get my relief i need anyway due to a clause in the agreement. i think anyway.
I do understand. Is there anything else I can do for you tonight? I do I hope that this has been as helpful as possible under the circumstances.
no sir, at this time i just need to sleep and quit thinking about all ofthis.
Certainly. I do wish you the best. If you are so inclined, please feel free to leave a positive rating for me once you are completely finished. Thanks.
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Before the election, the Coalition promised to stop underground mining in the Dharawal conservation area by declaring it a national park. Despite plans to honour its promise by Christmas, it was forced to wait until this month, when the last of BHP Billiton's mining exploration licences within the 6500-hectare national park area expired.
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Walter Brueggemann's Penumbral Notions & Theatrical Sense
by Mark Tooley
It is a long journey from the eighteenth-century Calvinist theologian Jonathan Edwards to modern deconstructionist Walter Brueggemann. But the latter, ordained in the United Church of Christ that descends from Edwards's Congregationalists, is becoming as big a name in American church circles as the former was in his day.
New Awakening
A professor of Old Testament at Columbia Theological Seminary in Georgia, Brueggemann writes clever and winsome commentaries about the faithful and enduring relationships found in the Bible, between God and his people, and among people themselves. He has gained a surprising following among some liberal Evangelicals and other orthodox believers, thanks to his critiques of American nationalism and the free market.
Recently lecturing in Edwards's native Northampton, Massachusetts, where Edwards helped ignite the First Great Awakening, Brueggemann offered his own version of a great awakening. He wants to lift up the "thick narrative" of the Bible and preserve it against the "thin" interpretations that the church and society have too often preferred.
By "thin," he means the "ideology" that the church has tried to impose on the Scriptures. This ideology, which is "bias without interest in data," often reveals itself in "nationalism" and the "idolatry of the free market system" and has long been used by the church, and is being used now, to oppress women, racial minorities, and homosexuals.
The Bible is "perverted" when seen as an "answer book," he warned in The Bible Makes Sense (2001). To understand it that way is to ascribe to it a "static absoluteness that presumes the fixity of what is proper" and to place it "beyond the demands and pressures of historical existence."
He is often vague, but he seems not to view the Bible as a historically reliable narrative of God's interaction with fallen humanity. That would be the thin reading. Instead, it is a rich collection of lore about faithful relationships, and it is an indictment of social injustice. That is the thick reading.
By "thick," he means a theology that understands the Scriptures as being about "faithful relationships" rather than "right morality, right piety, or right doctrine," as he put it in The Bible Makes Sense. These relationships cannot be "reduced to formulae" but "live always in the free, risking exchange that belongs to covenanting."
Discard ideas about the Bible containing "flat certitudes" and "eternal myths," Brueggemann urged in his book. Instead, look at it as "trust[ed] memory, a dynamic image, a restless journey," an "open question" that invites "new dimensions of fidelity," not an "object" to study but a "partner with whom we dialogue" and a tradition "surging among us."
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I attended the lecture the next night in a charmingly severe, white-steepled old Congregationalist church, located on the village square of Shrewsbury. Brueggemann's smooth-flowing lecture (sponsored by the Massachusetts Bible Society) excited no shrieks of agony, as Edwards's appeals for salvation once did. The comfortably clad audience listened quietly and attentively as he suggested that a theology of doctrine be set aside for a theology of "journey."
On this journey, he told his audience, authority must be placed not in the texts of the Scriptures themselves, nor in the church's traditional interpretation, but in ongoing dialogue between the reader and Scripture. A true biblical faith means refusing "oversimplification" and accepting an invitation to a life of "complexity" before God.
"The church is a place for thick narrative and the subversive activity of saying the surface judgments of society are not trustworthy." The biblical faith's function is not to give us direct answers to ethical issues, which is a misuse of the Bible, but to help us "imagine the world differently." The Bible "subverts and unsettles" us by inviting us "beyond ourselves to a world where God dwells."
"Narratives about salvation are enormously thick and always contemporary," Brueggeman asserted, saying the Deuteronomy Scriptures about the Lord bringing Israel out of Egypt were really about the much later sixth-century exile of Israel in Babylon. "We go back so we can speak to contemporary circumstance. The Old Testament gives a theatrical sense of an alternative reality."
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"Our classic formulas cover over huge complexities," Brueggemann said of the historic creeds and confessions. His denomination's official belief that the Bible is God's Word does not "thinly" mean "direct dictation," but "mystery and depth." He enthused that great creeds are always very thick and that "many great battles [occurred] in the church because we take stuff thinly." He suggested that the "holiness of God" implies an "inscrutability" that goes beyond our "creeds, morality and politics."
When we "domesticate" God, we wind up with an "idol," Brueggemann warned. "We trade in absolutes because we imagine we have the mind of God." At best, we have a "penumbral notion" of God's way, he said. "Don't crowd God's holiness with your absolutes."
Who this "God" is, he did not clearly explain in his Massachusetts lectures, nor has he in his written works. Clear definitions of the deity might violate his policy against "thin" theology.
Jonathan Edwards likely would have recognized the old white church in which Brueggemann lectured, and perhaps some of the quaint village and surrounding farms that were lined with stone walls. But would he have been surprised by Brueggemann's unabashed rejection of Scripture as objective truth, to be replaced with a new understanding that vests ultimate authority in the dialogue between text and reader?
Likely not. Edwards, with his dark view of human nature, would have grimly nodded at Brueggemann's work and growing popularity as yet one more example of humanity usurping the authority of God.
Mark Tooley directs the United Methodist committee of the Institute on Religion and Democracy (www.ird-renew.org) in Washington, D.C.
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For those of you who don't care about the Pro Bowl, (they don't really tackle anyway...) maybe you were watching the SAG Awards last night. Like me.
Happy Birthday, Robby Benson! He's 57 years-old today!
When Cameron Crowe was a young writer at Rolling Stone magazine he went undercover for a year at a high school in San Diego, an experience that became a book called 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High.' Crowe then adopted his tale into a screenplay, and thus was born the Amy Heckerling-directed movie 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High.'
The parodies and mash-ups of 'Gangham Style' are everywhere, but this one is actually really good.
A reoccurring theme of movies during the mid-'80s was that of scrappy kids beating the odds. Daniel-son had to defeat the Cobra Kai in 'The Karate Kid' and the teens of Calumet, Colorado had to fight off most of the communist block in 'Red Dawn.' But probably the biggest underdogs were 'The Goonies,' a band of misfits from the goon docks of Astoria, Oregon who had to outlast a fugitive family to find the amply booby-trapped treasury of 17th Century pirate "One-Eyed Willie" and prevent their parents' homes from being turned into a golf course.
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1. Re: Parental Controls - MonitoringDarkCobra Jun 12, 2009 9:26 PM (in response to ccturnpike)
Hello and welcome. I'm with you 100%. I think what you're looking for can be found below. However, this does require the use of their phone but if you're really serious about it then this is the ultimate solution. Verizon does not offer what you are directly asking for. They sure outta. I hope this helps
http://www.mymobilewatchdog.com/Message Edited by DarkCobra on 06-12-2009 03:26 PM
2. Re: Parental Controls - Monitoringgogo2323 Jul 14, 2009 4:35 PM (in response to ccturnpike)
Due to the fact that in many cases we could be held responsible for things like child pornography, and basic criminal behaviors (possible bullying and other "invasive" messaging) that are undertaken by our children i think it only reasonable that we be allowed access to the account we pay for. I assume the court requirement has something to do with invasion of privacy, however I am unable to invade my own privacy and if the account is mine I have all rights to it, and any reasonable person would realize that I may choose to monitor at my leisure...even my children understand this.
I suppose one could use the defense that their provider had the ability to assist in management of the child's activities and neglected, possibly deflecting some of the responsibility back on Verizon...however that does not help with the remainder of my child's possibly ruined life over an issue that could have been avoided.
3. Re: Parental Controls - Monitoringeyeinthesky Jul 23, 2009 12:55 PM (in response to gogo2323)Hi Gogo I'm with you on this one. I'm a busy parent who wishes to prevent your kids from any wrong doing and involvement in bad activities. For this you need some intel and you could only accomplish it by reading what's on their mind. Kids only tell you what you want to hear, but if you have the ability to monitor their text messages any parent could prevent intelligently any path of wrong doing that your kids would eventually regret. I'm in for Verizon to give us parents the ability to accomplish this task even if offered as a separate service at a cost.
4. Re: Parental Controls - MonitoringImnotJesus Jul 29, 2009 7:59 PM (in response to eyeinthesky)
So spying on your kids seems legal to you? Have you ever heard of something called the fourth Amendment, it makes illegal searches and seizures illegal. So what you would be doing would be breaking one of the laws our forefathers laid out before us. Your child can say what they want, they have a First Amendment right to do so, and if you think they may be saying something innapropriate so be it, they're only kids, I'm sure everyone in their lifetime has said something innapropriate in their lives.
{please keep it relevant}Message Edited by BradC on 07-29-2009 03:59 PM
5. Re: Parental Controls - MonitoringDaniLove13 Jul 29, 2009 8:00 PM (in response to ImnotJesus)
ImnotJesus wrote:
So spying on your kids seems legal to you? Have you ever heard of something called the fourth Amendment, it makes illegal searches and seizures illegal. So what you would be doing would be breaking one of the laws our forefathers laid out before us. Your child can say what they want, they have a First Amendment right to do so, and if you think they may be saying something innapropriate so be it, they're only kids, I'm sure everyone in their lifetime has said something innapropriate in their lives.
I agree with you.
[Edited: Post quoted was edited]Message Edited by BradC on 07-29-2009 04:00 PM
6. Re: Parental Controls - Monitoringhello1234 Aug 14, 2009 12:44 PM (in response to DaniLove13)
safety has alot to do with it to and bringing up amendments well sorry my roof my rules trying to give some teenager there 1st and 4rth amendment rights sorry in my house IM THE PRESIDENT I really do agree that verizon should offer a service for monitoring texts and wish they would
{please keep it relevant}Message Edited by BradC on 08-14-2009 08:44 AM
7. Re: Parental Controls - Monitoringccturnpike Aug 14, 2009 2:56 PM (in response to ccturnpike)
We signed up for My Mobile Watchdog. The service does pretty much meet the need. It did required us to get a new phone with a data plan (it does not work with all phones), plus the My Mobile Watchdog service is another $10 or so each month. So, the total solution did get pricey. However, since my child knows that she is being monitored, she is doing a much better job of keeping the text conversations appropriate and cutting off any off color remarks that have been directed her way. It has also given us some opportunities to coach her in how best to handle inappropriate remarks -- something that she was too inexperienced to handle and too embarrassed to ask us about.
As for those who are citing constitutional excuses for not being a good parent... If your child decides to cross a street and you see a truck coming that will surely hit them if they don't stop, are you invading their privacy by reaching out and pulling them out of harm's way? Or, should you respect their decision making abilty and their privacy and let them be killed or injured by the oncoming vehicle that they did not see coming? If your child invited a child molester into your home, do you think it might be OK to insist that this person not spend the night there? If you have trouble with these questions, stop reading now. You need help.
It is no different when a sexual pervert enters my child's life via an electronic device that I own and provide for her use. I am still responsible for her safety, just as I am responsible for her safety on the street and in my home. When she becomes an adult, I will withdraw my protection except when she requests it, but while she is a child, I must do my best to protect her.
8. Re: Parental Controls - Monitoringmegademo May 25, 2012 3:35 PM (in response to ImnotJesus)
Um, so "yes", spying on your kids IS legal, ImnotJesus. Strange thing about the constitution. There's this organization called the "Supreme Court" that continually refines and interprets what the founding fathers meant and intended. As the Supreme Court sees it, parents have rights and obligations too. These rights trump your morale reprehension of "spying". Don't want to? Don't. Think it's necessary? Then do. The tools are out there and there's no legal issue with it (hence the reason why they're on the market). Now, Verizon -- where's the tool from you?
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In the early 1920s, the United States Supreme Court first reviewed the rights, liberties and obligations of parents to direct the upbringing of their children. Two important decisions, Meyer v. Nebraska and Pierce v. Society of Sisters, established a legacy which was followed by a series of decisions holding that parenting is a fundamental constitutional right, and among "the basic civil rights of man."
Choices about marriage, family life, and the upbringing of children are among those rights the Court has ranked as "of basic importance in our society," and as sheltered by the 14th Amendment, cannot be usurped.
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From: "gwyn bailey" <>
Subject: Re: [Ess] Hepzibah E Clarke- 1861 /1871 Census
Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 19:27:30 +0100
References: <A94DEF6E6A69431A9BE21D7B2C5054D7@homepc>
In-Reply-To: <A94DEF6E6A69431A9BE21D7B2C5054D7@homepc>
Hello Alan
I have found Hepzibah on the 1861 in East Donyland [near Colchester]
with mother Margaret and siblings Margaret 15, Benjamin 10 and Sarah
6. Margaret senior is shown as a 'Mariners Wife' so presumably father
is away at sea. All the children shown born in E.Donyland.
In 1871 Hepzibah [this time with an 'E' added for a second name] is
the only child living with Margaret Snr and she is shown as wife of a
smack owner, born in Gt Bromley, Essex. Once more father must be away
at sea.
In 1881 Hepzibah is living with a 'Mrs James Clark' who is a widow and
is the right age and born in Gt Bromley Essex to be Margaret snr of
the previous returns.
Going back to 1851 to see if there were any older siblings before
Margaret jnr, there do not appear to be any but there are two
additional children, James aged 5 and William aged 3. Once more James
Snr seems to be away at sea.
I can't find a marriage for Margaret and James, if Margaret's maiden
name had been Erner it would have answered your query! I have an
itnterest as I have the unusual surname of 'Awner' in my ancestry
which has been mistranscribed many times so thouguht it worth trying
to trace your Hepzibah!
Anyway hope this helps a little.
Best wishes, Gwyn
2008/9/23 The Taylors <>:
> Hepzibah E Clarke b circa 1859- my gt grandmother
Gwyn Bailey OPC for Springfield, Essex
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