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Neutral Citation No. [2010] NIQB 99
Judgment: approved by the Court for handing down
(subject to editorial corrections)*
R A's Application [2010] NIQB 99
Morgan LCJ Girvan LJ and Coghlin LJ
"Under our tents I'll play the eavesdropper
To hear if any mean to shrink from me"
Shakespeare: Richard III v. 3
It is unsurprising that amongst the malign characteristics Shakespeare attributes to Richard III in his entirely negative portrayal were those of an eavesdropper. In Shakespeare's time and to this day eavesdropping was and is regarded as an essentially objectionable invasion of the privacy which citizens are entitled to expect and a trespass upon the personal space of individuals who are entitled to be free from prying ears and eyes. The dangers to the integrity of society and of citizens' lives from eavesdropping or in its more modern guise state surveillance were amply demonstrated in the Fascist and totalitarian regimes of Europe whose egregious abuses of human rights formed the backdrop to the European Convention on Human Rights which was designed to prevent the re-emergence of such abuses. The horrors of the snooping society in Nazi Germany portrayed in Brecht in Fear and Misery in the Third Reich were with the advances in surveillance equipment replicated in an even more sophisticated manner in East Germany, a society in which a culture of all pervasive surveillance destroyed human relationships and degraded the lives of its citizens. The graphic portrayal of that system in the film The Lives of Others is a compelling argument, if one be needed, against unrestrained state surveillance.
[2] Although objectionable in principle it must be recognised that on occasion a substantial benefit to society may be achieved by properly regulated surveillance. It may, for example, prevent loss of life or assist in the detection of crime or conduct genuinely damaging to the public good. The price of invading the privacy of individuals may, on occasions, be a price worth paying. Convention case law recognises this but clearly shows that adequate safeguards must be in place and that surveillance must be subject to a clear and foreseeable legal regime.
The application
[3] The applicant in the present case sought an assurance that his consultations with his solicitor, his medical practitioner and a responsible adult during his period of detention by the police would not be the subject of surveillance. The police response was that it could neither confirm nor deny whether any form of covert surveillance had been conducted or would be conducted. It pointed out that covert surveillance was regulated by the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 ("RIPA"), related statutory instruments and the revised Code. As Lord Hope pointed out in Re McE [2009] 2 WLR 782 at paragraph [58] a detained person has no right to object to covert surveillance which is authorised under RIPA. Nor, since this would be inconsistent with the covert nature of the conduct where it has been authorised, has he a right to be told whether or not surveillance is being undertaken in his case. The European Court of Human Rights in Kennedy v UK (see para 9 below) has confirmed this approach. If covert surveillance could have been legally authorised in the applicant's case the police response was a proper and inevitable one. The burden of the applicant's case is that covert surveillance could not be lawfully authorised in his case and that he is entitled in these proceedings to establish that that is the legal position. If he is right in his primary contention the applicant would be effectively entitled to similar relief to that granted in Re McE. The points raised in the case are of general importance and hence it is appropriate for the court to deal with the applicant's case notwithstanding that the questioning of the applicant has now been completed and notwithstanding that the police gave an undertaking that no surveillance would take place pending the determination of this application.
The decisions in Re C and Re McE
[4] At the outset it is necessary to establish what was decided by the combined effect of the decisions of the Divisional Court in Re C [2008] NI 287 and by the House of Lords on appeal in Re McE. The majority view in Re C, which was upheld by a majority in the House, was that it was Parliament's intention that section 28 of RIPA could be applied to consultations between legal advisors and clients. The House of Lords rejected the minority view (which I espoused and which was accepted by Lord Phillips in the House) that RIPA could not be interpreted as permitting such surveillance. Although there was a division of views on that issue it was the unanimous view of the Divisional Court in Re C that the fundamental importance of the right of a detained person to consult a legal advisor privately necessitated an enhanced authorisation regime and that the protections afforded by the directed as opposed to intrusive surveillance schemes under RIPA were insufficient protections for a detained person. Having regard to Article 8(2) of the Convention any procedure for surveillance must be prescribed by law and must be necessary in a democratic society and proportionate. If surveillance of consultations between legal advisors and clients in police custody is to be lawfully carried out the protections to be satisfied for the carrying out of intrusive surveillance should at least apply. No appeal against that conclusion was brought by the Secretary of State which the House of Lords accepted as correct.
[5] The judgments in the Divisional Court identified a number of procedural inadequacies in the protections attaching to directed surveillance if it were to apply to the surveillance of legal consultations. Where surveillance involves surveillance of postal or telephone communications between a lawyer and a client it requires a determination by a person with proper independence and experience whether it is appropriate. No lesser protections should apply in the present situations. The law needed to be sufficiently clear, detailed and accessible to give citizens an adequate indication as to the circumstances in and conditions under which the authorities are empowered to permit such surveillance. The law must formulate appropriate threshold tests for the justification of such surveillance. The law must spell out the considerations for taking into account in determining what is proportionate. These matters were not adequately provided for under the law as it stood when Re C came before the court.
[6] Notwithstanding the unchallenged conclusions reached by the Divisional Court by the time Re C reached the House of Lords in Re McE the Secretary of State had still not given effect to the ruling. Until this was done, as Lord Phillips pointed out, the state authorities could not lawfully continue to carry out surveillance of legal consultations.
The 2010 Order and Revised Code
[7] Subsequently the Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Extension of Authorisation Provisions: Legal Consultations) Order 2010 was made under Section 47(1)(b) RIPA. It came into force on 25 February 2010. Article 3 provides:
"(1) Directed surveillance that is carried out in relation to anything taking place on so much of any premises specified in paragraph (2) as is, at any time during the surveillance, used for the purpose of legal consultations shall be treated for the purposes of Part II of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 as intrusive surveillance.
(2) The following premises are specified for the purposes of paragraph (1)
(d) police stations".
Article 2(d) of the Police Stations Order provides that legal consultation means a consultation between a professional legal advisor and his client or any person representing his client or a consultation between a professional legal advisor or his client or any such representative and a medical practitioner made in connection with or in contemplation of legal proceedings and for the purposes of such proceedings. It thus does not apply to conversations between a detained persona and a responsible adult prior to a legal consultation.
[8] The 2010 Order gave effect to the Divisional Court judgment by subjecting surveillance of legal consultations in police stations to the requirements of the intrusive surveillance regime. The 2010 Order did not in itself address the other shortcomings in law identified by the Divisional Court judgments but the 2010 Order must be read with the contents of the Revised Code of Practice in relation to Covert Surveillance and Property Interference ("the Revised Code").
Kennedy v. UK
[9] Before considering the applicant's criticism of the current legal framework relating to covert surveillance in relation to consultations between the detained person, his lawyers, medical practitioner and an appropriate adult it is necessary to refer to the recent decision of the European Court of Human Rights in Kennedy v UK (Application 26839-05) given on 18 May 2010. The applicant in that case lodged two complaints with the Investigatory Powers Tribunal ("IPT"). He claimed that his mail, telephone and email communications were being continuously and unlawfully intercepted. He claimed that to the extent that any such conduct purported to have the authority of a warrant issued or renewed under RIPA Part I or the Interception of Communications Act 1985 the issue and renewal of that warrant lacked the necessary justification under Part I of RIPA, Article 8(2) or the general law. The IPT, following investigation, notified him that no determination had been made in his favour. This meant either that there had been no investigation or that any interception which took place was lawful.
[10] The European Court in its judgment reviewed the relevant statutory provisions and examined the proportionality of the RIPA legislation and the safeguards built into the system. It addressed the question whether the state's powers of surveillance under Part I of RIPA were in accordance with law and necessary. It was not in dispute that the surveillance measures pursued the legitimate aims of protecting national security, the prevention of crime and the protection of the economic well-being of the country.
[11] Key conclusions reached by the court were as follows:
(a) The provisions of the relevant statutory codes made under RIPA could be taken into account in accessing the foreseeability of the RIPA requirements.
(b) Interceptions could only take place where the Secretary of State believed it was necessary for the purposes of preventing or detecting crime and for the purposes of safeguarding the economic well-being of the United Kingdom. This terminology was sufficiently clear. The State is not required to list or detail all conduct intended to be covered. "Serious crime" was adequately explained in the legislation.
(c) The Court concluded that the Code's advice that the duty on the Secretary of State to cancel warrants which were no longer necessary in practice meant that intercepting agencies must keep their warrants under review. It concluded that the provisions on duration, renewal and cancellation of warrants were sufficiently clear.
(d) In paragraph [162] of its judgment the Court noted that any captured data no longer required for the legitimate statutory purposes must be destroyed. Section 15 imposed a duty on the Secretary of State to ensure that arrangements were in place to secure any data obtained from interception. The Code strictly limited the number of people to whom intercept material could be disclosed imposing a requirement for the appropriate level of security clearance as well as a requirement to communicate data only where there was a "need to know". Where a summary of the material would suffice then only a summary should be disclosed. The data must only be accessible to those with the necessary security clearance. A strict procedure was in place for vetting.
(e) In paragraph [164] of its judgment the Court noted the requirement in Section 15 that intercept material and related communications as well as any copies made of the material or data had to be destroyed as soon as there were no longer any grounds for retaining them. The Interception of Communications Commissioner who was an independent person who held or had held high judicial office had effective access to details of surveillance activities undertaken. The Commissioner's role in ensuring that the provisions of RIPA and the Code were observed and applied correctly was of particular value.
(f) The IPT provided adequate judicial protections for an individual who suspects that his communications had been intercepted.
[12] What emerges clearly from the decision in Kennedy v UK is that the surveillance regime under Part I of RIPA was compatible with Article 8. That decision is not determinative of the compatibility of the Part II regime in the context of the present case but the reasoning of the court in Kennedy is very relevant in view of the parallels between Part I and Part II of the surveillance legal regimes.
The applicant's challenge
[13] Miss Quinlivan on behalf of the applicant challenges the Convention compatibility of the legal regime relating to surveillance of relevant consultations on a number of grounds. Her submissions made two key points. Firstly, the "exceptional and compelling circumstances" making an authorisation appropriate under the Revised Code are not sufficiently clearly defined. The Revised Code merely gives examples of what can justify surveillance and a detained person cannot be confident that his legally privileged consultation is not being subject to surveillance. Secondly no adequate guidance was given in relation to securing legally privileged confidential information and how it should be secured and destroyed. There is no adequate guidance as to the circumstances in which it can be released. Less protection is afforded to legally privileged material than is available for material which has been obtained as a result of the interception of communications under Part 1.
Conclusions on the first issue
[14] The 2010 Order and the Revised Code make clear that in the case of surveillance of legal consultations such surveillance falls within the remit of the safeguards relating to intrusive surveillance (see the 2010 Order and paragraphs 2.12, 2.18 and 4.7 of the Revised Code.) Paragraph 4.12 of the Revised Code states:
"Where covert surveillance or property interference is likely or intended to result in the acquisition of knowledge of matters subject to legal privilege, an authorisation shall only be granted or approved if the authorising officer, Secretary of State or approving Surveillance Commissioner, as appropriate is satisfied that there are exceptional and compelling circumstances that make the authorisation necessary:
§ Where the surveillance or property interference is not intended to result in the acquisition of knowledge of matters subject to legal privilege, such exceptional and compelling circumstances may arise in the interests of national security or the economic well-being of the UK or for the purpose of preventing or detecting serious crime.
§ Where the surveillance or property interference is intended to result in the acquisition of knowledge of matters subject to legal privilege, such circumstances will arise only in a very restricted range of cases such as where there is a threat to life or limb, or to national security, and the surveillance or property interference is reasonably regarded as likely to yield intelligence necessary to counter the threat."
Paragraph 4.13 goes on to provide:
"That in considering any authorisation for covert surveillance or property interference likely or intended to result in the acquisition of knowledge of matters subject to legal privilege the authorising officer, Secretary of State or approving Surveillance Commissioner, as appropriate, must be satisfied that the proposed covert surveillance or property interference is proportionate to what is sought to be achieved. In relation to intrusive surveillance, including surveillance to be treated as intrusive as a result of the 2010 Order, section 32(4) will apply."
Section 32(4) states that the matters to be taken into account in considering whether the requirements of sub-section (2) are satisfied in the case of any authorisation shall include whether the information which is thought necessary to obtain by the authorised conduct could reasonably be obtained by other means.
[15] In determining necessity and proportionality the person authorising the surveillance must have regard to Chapter 3 of the Revised Code. Necessity must be justified on one of the statutory grounds. The requirements of proportionality involve balancing the seriousness of the intrusion into the privacy of the subject of the operation against the need for the activity in investigative and operational terms. Intrusion into private legal consultations and consultations between detained persons and an appropriate adult are clearly very serious so the countervailing view for the activity must indicate a marked need. Paragraph 3.5 and paragraph 3.6 of the Revised Code make clear the factors to be taken into account in determining proportionality.
[16] The statutory grounds relevant to the test of necessity in the case of intrusive surveillance are set out in section 32. These are legitimate purposes as the Court in Kennedy v UK accepted. The Surveillance Commissioner must satisfy himself that the test of necessity and proportionality is satisfied. Para 4.12 of the Revised Code in bullet point 2 sets out the circumstances in which surveillance can be appropriate. Surveillance of legal consultations as defined by the 2010 Order between legal advisers and detained persons will almost inevitably result in the acquisition of knowledge of matters falling within bullet point 2. Hence the heightened test specified in the second bullet point in paragraph 4.12 will apply.
[17] Miss Quinlivan's criticism that the wording of paragraph 4.12 is insufficiently prescriptive and merely gives examples of situations when surveillance may be authorised must be rejected. Reading RIPA, the 2010 Order and the Revised Code together it is clear that a Surveillance Commissioner could only properly authorise a surveillance operation in such circumstances where he is satisfied that
(a) there is a high degree of risk justifying the use of surveillance as a proportionate response to the risk posed by the individual to be the subject of the surveillance; and
(b) the potential usefulness of surveillance is demonstrably shown.
It is clear that the use of surveillance in cases where surveillance is likely to reveal matters covered by legal privilege is not to be authorised ill advisedly or lightly but only where it can be justified as a truly proportionate response to a real risk. In Kennedy the European Court noted that "the requirements of foreseeability of the law does not go so far as to compel states to enable legal provisions listing in detail all conduct" that may justify a decision on national security grounds. Similar reasoning applies in the present instance. The foreseeability of law does not require exhaustive definition in all instances. The wording of the Revised Code in this instance is sufficiently clear.
[18] Having regard to the reasoning in Kennedy, the wording of the Revised Code, the protection of the Surveillance Commissioner's involvement in the authorisation process, the general oversight provided by the Surveillance Commissioner and the ultimate protection provided by the IPT there are adequate safeguards in relation to the authorisation and review of surveillance of legal consultations falling within the 2010 Order.
Conclusions on the second issue
[19] In relation to the applicant's case that the Revised Code provides inadequate safeguards in relation to how collected material should be retained and destroyed, Mr Perry QC countered Miss Quinlivan's arguments by arguing that there were adequate safeguards under the Revised Code and the Data Protection Act 1998. He contended that the combined effect of those provisions was as follows:-
(i) the obtaining of information subject to legal professional privilege must be reported to the Commissioner;
(ii) arrangements had to be in place for the secure handling, storage and destruction of the material;
(iii) the material could not be stored for longer than was necessary for the purposes for which it was obtained;
(iv) material had to be destroyed when it was no longer necessary to preserve it for the purpose for which it was obtained; and
(v) unjustified disclosure of the material would be a criminal offence.
[20] It is clear from paragraph 4.23 of the Revised Code that public authorities deliberately acquiring knowledge of matters subject to legal privilege may use it to counter the threat which led to the authorisation for its acquisition. Under paragraph 4.24 the relevant Commissioner must be informed of the acquisition and retention of legally privileged material and he can demand to see it. In fulfilment of his obligation to ensure protection of the Article 8 rights of individuals the Commissioner must act conscientiously and properly in his oversight obligations and hence must carefully examine whether any disclosure of retained material has occurred and what is happening in relation to retained material. He provides an independent judicial oversight which includes a consideration of the circumstances of the disclosure of legally privileged material to an outside body (see paragraph 4.26).
[21] Paragraph 9.3 of the Revised Code requires each public authority to ensure that arrangements are in place for the secure handling and destruction of material obtained through the use of directed or intrusive surveillance. The PSNI's "Service Procedure 19/2010 on Covert Surveillance of Legal Consultations and the Handling of Legally Privileged Material" ("the Service Procedure")implemented on 22 June 2010 which remains in force until 23 June 2011 sets out details of arrangements made by the police for the handling, storage and destruction of material obtained through the use of the surveillance of legal consultations. There is no reason to doubt that this Service Procedure satisfies what paragraph 9.3 of the Revised Code called for.
[22] Paragraph 6(4) of the Service Procedure provides –
"(a) The PSNI will ensure that arrangements are in place for the secure handling, storage and destruction of material obtained through the use of directed or intrusive surveillance or property interference. The SAO will ensure compliance with the appropriate data protection requirements under DPA 1998 and any other relevant codes or practice relating to the handling and storage of material.
(b) Particular attention is drawn to the requirements of the Code of Practice issued under the Criminal Procedure and Investigations Act 1996 ("CPIA").
Paragraph 6(5) provides:
(5)(a) Material that is subject to legal privilege will be disseminated, stored and retained and disposed of in line with any specific conditions that are contained within the authorisation.
(b) Legally privileged material will be clearly marked as being such and dissemination will be limited to only those persons who are authorised. The material will be handled in a manner that is consistent with the procedure set out for the storage and handling of classified material.
(c) Legally privileged material that is deliberately acquired will only be disseminated for the purpose of countering the identified threat. Legally privileged material that is acquired and is not deemed relevant will not be copied or disseminated: the master and working copy will be sealed and securely stored. Material that is subject to legal privilege will not be used to further other investigations unless explicitly approved within the authorisation or any review. The dissemination strategy will ensure that any subsequent investigation or prosecution is not compromised. The copying and handling of any material will be fully audited. Material that is subject to legal privilege will not be recorded on PSNI intelligence databases. Dissemination of material to an outside body will only be considered when it is necessary. Material that is disseminated to an outside body will retain any additional handling conditions. The additional handling conditions will be notified to that body as a condition of such dissemination.
(d) Any employee of the PSNI who is given access to the material will be required to sign to confirm that they will not disclose the material other than in accordance with the dissemination policy.
(e) Material that is subject to legal privilege will only be retained for as long as is necessary to –
(i) counter the threat in respect of which it was obtained;
(ii) comply with obligations with respect to CPIA 1996; and
(iii) comply with the Revised Code of Practice for Covert Surveillance and Property Interference.
(f) When the obligations with respect to (i) and (iii) above have been discharged the SAO will direct that the material be destroyed. Disposal will be witnessed and certified by the PSNI Human Rights legal adviser."
[23] The Service Procedure represents the current procedure now applicable and it is publicly available. It is a Code-compliant set of arrangements which makes clear the restraints on the use of the material and spells out an obligation to retain such material only so long as it is necessary to counter the relevant threat in order to comply with the obligations of RIPA and Revised Code. When the obligations are discharged the material must be destroyed.
[24] It is true that the statutory provisions under Part 1 of RIPA upheld in Kennedy v. UK relating to the retention and destruction of retained material under Part 1 are more detailed, prescriptive and precise. Taking together the 2010 Order, the Revised Code and the PSNI Service Procedure implementing Code compliant arrangements called for under paragraph 9.3 of the Revised Code the arrangements in place for the use, retention and destruction of retained material in the context of legal consultations subject to surveillance are compliant with the Article 8 rights of persons in custody in respect of their legal consultations. This conclusion can be reached without recourse to the Data Protection Act 1998 the application of which to material obtained from surveillance of legal consultations is at best questionable in view of that Act's definition of "data" and "personal data".
[25] The Revised Code makes clear that material subject to legal professional privilege is not admissible in court and demands that such material should be safeguarded by the taking of reasonable steps to ensure that there is no possibility of it becoming available or its contents becoming known to any person whose possession of it might prejudice any criminal or civil proceedings. A breach of Article 6 of the Convention will thus not occur. It is true that the existence of a power to carry out such surveillance without the detained person being aware of it creates a potential chill factor for the solicitor and client who cannot be quite sure that surveillance is not taking place. The House of Lords has concluded that RIPA permits such surveillance and that logically neither the solicitor or client can be informed whether or not it has occurred. The theoretical chill factor cannot be considered in undermining the right to a fair trial. The Code of Practice must be such as to reassure those in custody that save in exceptional circumstances their consultation with their lawyer will take place in private (per Lord Phillips in Re McE). The Revised Code in the present instance does set in place clear safeguards and protections which should realistically reduce the chill factor that inevitably flows from the mere existence of a power to carry out such surveillance.
[26] The special considerations which apply to legal consultations and between medical practitioners and detained persons does not apply to discussions between an accused person and an appropriate adult. The role of a responsible adult is to ensure that the detained person understands what is happening to him and why; to support, advise and assist him; to observe whether the police are acting properly and fairly and to intervene if they are not; to assist with communications between the detained person and the police and to ensure the detained person understands his rights and the appropriate adult's role in protecting those rights. The protections afforded by RIPA and the Revised Code are sufficient statutory protections.
[27] For the reasons given the application must be dismissed.
[28] No legal regime unless it is entirely inflexible and restrictive can avoid entirely the possibility of abuse of power by agents of the state. If the protections afforded by RIPA and the relevant codes made thereunder are to be properly safeguarded they require conscientious lawful application by state agents and by Surveillance Commissioners who are duty bound to ensure that the legislation is applied consistently with the human rights of individuals affected. On occasion errors will occur. In Re McE it emerged that there was no basis for the Prison Service to authorise surveillance but initially it asserted that it had such a right and presumably it had on occasion purported to exercise such a non-existent power (see Lord Carswell at paragraph [95]). Lord Neuberger indicated that the evidence suggested that Government had been knowingly sanctioning illegal surveillance of legal consultations at a time when the protections attaching to intrusive surveillance were not in place. It does not appear that these abuses of power were picked up or criticised. Those examples emphasise the importance of close and anxious scrutiny of the exercise of surveillance powers on the part of all those charged with the application or supervision of the surveillance legal regimes.


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We all attended Faith Lutheran in STL today with Edens with the following families in tow: Held, Hulsman, and Riker. Awesome service as we witness baptism. I really like the way the pastor went about the performing it. He took the time to explain why it was important and the elements. I really appreciated this portion as he put it everyday terms without sacrificing the importance of baptism. In other words, he didn't dummy it down to the point where a person in attendance would be turned off.
Archive for July, 2009
Church: Faith LutheranJuly 27, 2009
Moved InJuly 26, 2009
Well, Linda is go-go mode. They moved up the moving date from Sunday to Saturday. We had some new classmates, friends from STL and DET, and fellow campus dwellers. Kudos to everyone who came out to help. It took less than 6 hours to unload the truck. Met a ton of new families and of course I hobbled around the entire day. Linda was a workhorse, her legs look like Mike Tyson (before Don King) used them as a speed bag.
On a side note my foot is the size of a grapefruit and my leg is still noticeably swollen. We'll spend the upcoming week becoming acquainted with our surroundings and unpacking. My plan is to be out and about by Wednesday. Office is setup and I need to work tomorrow. Weeks worth of emails…Woohoo
The Journey Begins…July 25, 2009
Dad left with the truck around 12pm on Friday. After running some errands in Canton I was on the road. Stopped by the Lighthouse to get my oil changed on the truck. Dropped off the table at CTGS and then it was off to Mary M.'s house to drop off the cleaner. Had a tearful hug and then I was on the road. Just me 7 cruellers from Dunkin Donuts, 2 Gatorades, and the road. Almost to M14 and I remember I had the task of picking up Hannah's "pureNRG" cd that was prepaid for about a month ago. Doh, so I had to turn around and pick that up. 45 minutes later I'm back on the road again.
I won't bore you with the details of the trip. I'll just say this I suffered hand cramps which hadn't happen since 05. Made great time. Passed Dad at some point when he stopped to re-fuel, he didn't call to check to see where I was until I was already 10 miles ahead. No stopping me at that point. Never did stop to eat. I got into St. Louis around 9pm CST. I was about an hour ahead of Dad so I stop by the apartment and drove on campus to take it all in. Then I headed to the Edens house where we all met up. Linda and Mom were about 45mins to an hour behind dad. We had them pick up McDonald's for dinner.
The Rikers showed up around 4/5am in the morning on Saturday. So, we all made it safely down to St. Louis.
CTGS Packed the Moving Truck in 6hrs !!!July 24, 2009
The title says it all. Friends and family from CTGS came out in force to help us pack up the truck. John C (formerly a professional truck packer) was amazing. Good times hanging with friends again before heading out to Saint Louis, MO. Let's see what happen that day…
Transportation of a King size bed frame, entertainment center, microwave, exercise equipment, ladder, and a desk.
Destruction of the best dog house ever. Mike was amazed by its workmanship and that is was so big. Kudos Mr. Catallo you made it happen.
Cleaning of the gutters.
Moving just about everything in our house into the largest U-Haul truck available without needing a CDL license. Double blessings when you take into account my injury. One of the things I've learned is that sometimes it is best to sit back and let God do his work through his people. Never one in the past to leave it to others to do the work, CTGS has been my example from start to finish of letting go and putting it in God's hands.
Our family is so grateful for all of God's work we've experienced from knowing out CTGS family over the years.
Oh NoJuly 22, 2009
Went to go play basketball on July 16, 2009 up in Utica. Well, first game 5th time up and down the floor got hurt. Before I going any farther. Yes, Linda told me not to go because I would get hurt. Then my brother told me to be careful. Doh. I think they both jinxed me.
Fifth time up the floor I caught the ball at the top of the key. Sized up the man guarding me. Faked left and went right, got past him and two steps later I felt and heard a "pop pop" in the vicinity of my left calf. It immediately began to swell up. I stopped hobbled off the court hoping it was just a pulled muscle. After getting some ice on it for a hour I decided it was time to pack up and head home to the "I told you so" brigade.
I woke up the next morning with my lower left leg twice the size of my right leg. Called got an urgent appointment. Confused the doctor, but he and a attending decided something bad had happen so they scheduled a emergency ultrasound as they suspected muscle damage and/or tendon damage. Either way he told me I wouldn't be participating in the moving of anything heavy and I should stay off of it. Well, by now we all know that didn't happen until we got the news today. Moved an couch, bottom of an entertainment center, and king size bed out of the basement. During one of the trips I figured out the damage was more than we thought.
Long story short, the ultrasound revealed two partial tears in my calf muscle (2 different spots) and I tore a tendon in my lower leg. Plantar tendon. Connects behind the calf and runs down to the inside of my ankle and connects.Complete tore that tendon.
No surgery needed, but I'm in a boot and on crutches. Needless, to say I'm just the comic relief for moving week. Docs think my Lupus meds are the cause of the tears. Specifically, the predisone which destroys the connective tissue over long time use. He also said I was lucky this could have been worse if the tear had happen while lifting something heavy up the stairs or down the stairs for that matter.
Erica E said it was just Satan trying deter us off path. We will not be deterred.
CTGS Send-off SundayJuly 19, 2009
The time is here. Our last Sunday at CTGS before departing for seminary. I wanted to make sure I saw everyone possible before we left which required me going to both services. I've done it from time to time before. Always fun to wake up early for a 8:30a service. I enjoyed the service and getting up early took me back to my roots from Cleveland.
Driving to church was hard as every trip has been dating back to the fateful day I informed the church I was accepted to seminary. Every drive to a meeting, bible study, church event, or service became a reflection period. From the day we came to CTGS it has been like a home away from home. Our nuclear families are in lower Minnesota, Ohio, and Indiana so they admirably stepped when ever needed to support us through bumpy and winding roads of our journey in life.
At the end of the first service our Head Elder (Jim Cooley) and Pastor Pollatz had me come up to the front and sit down so the congregation could pray over me. I remember seeing so many folks in tears and myself become overwhelmed with tears. The prayers that followed were another testament that God puts people in your path to prepare you for the mission ahead. After the prayers finished we finished with a song. I sent a message to the organist asking if we could finish out service with a Onward Christians Soldiers. One of my favorite hymns and one that was most appropriate for the day.
Since our Chairman was out of town it was left to me to lead our Cafe Bible Study with the assistance of Jim. I had a number of things prepared, but felt I would just open it up for what was going through everyone's mind. Try to answer anything about the journey ahead to the best of my knowledge. We talked about the calling. I explained when I heard the calling and the similarities to when my father felt the calling.
I talked about how much the setup of the class has helped me to prepare for the road ahead. Just preparation for class week end and out required me to think about every conceivable question or tangent the discussion may lead us down. I walked away from the Cafe Bible Study with renewed vigor for "Knowing What I believe" and "Why I believe it". It is my hope that my seminary education will strengthen my knowledge in teaching others these things while spreading the Word of the Lord.
Just before the second service, Linda and the kids showed up. Also in attendance were some friends from St. Matthew Church/School in Julie M, Renee L, and Joanne S. Concordia University (Ann Arbor) was also represented by my dear friend and former professor Glenda Waterman.
I must say looking around I was very distracted during the service. Looking around to see who was there and who wasn't. Fortunately, I had heard the sermon earlier. So, finally I was able to get back to meditating and preparing for the sacrament of Holy Communion. Suddenly, Linda gets my attention as I'm being tapped to assist with the distribution of the sacraments. I figured I was going to sit back and try and hold it together. Luckily, I was able to hold it together during communion until Lyndsey came up to me and smiled. Insert tear.
One of the communion songs for some reason brought Linda and I to tears. The ending was much the same of the first service, but this time we had Linda and the kids present up there with us. Children's church finished early so everyone could be in the church together. Everyone is crying now or weeping (that one is for you Julie W.). Very emotional service and honestly I don't think we would have had it any other way. Neither Linda or I would be able to address the congregation properly. So many friends, experiences, and events. It was there I stopped fighting God's calling. It was there I realized my gifts. It was there that my relationship with God grew to something I never would have thought.
The service ended with everyone standing around us singing Onward Christian Soldiers. The words echoing through my mind and explaining what was ahead for us and for CTGS.
"Onward, Christian soldiers, Marching as to war, With the cross of Jesus Going on before. Christ, the royal master, Leads against the foe; Forward into battle See His banners go!"
"Like a mighty army Moves the Church of God; Brothers, we are treading Where the saints have trod. We are not divided, All one body we, One in hope and doctrine, One in charity." LSB 662
Be Strong in the Lord and in the strength of His might. Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil. Ephesians 6:10-11
Linda's Farewell Luncheon @ the Michigan DistrictJuly 16, 2009
It isn't everyday I get to attend one of the Michigan District's farewell Luncheon. Even more so does a husband get the chance to see how loved his wife is in her place of employment. I can't say enough about the MI District staff and their leader in President Hoesman. Many tears were shed this day not only for Linda, but for our family. That may be what distinguishes the MI District from other Districts. It is a very large family in which they all suffer through the trials and tribulations and join together to celebrate the triumphs and blessings.
It all started with announcement in Divine Shepherd, LCMS (Ann Arbor, MI) service bulletin. Linda may have ignored me the first two weeks. By the third week she had setup a interview. The rest is history. We listened to heart felt words from President Hoesman, Chad Woltemath, and Debby Fall. Linda has always shared her stories the work of the district, but it was somehow different to hear everyone sharing stories about my wife.
I know we aren't supposed to be prideful, but I sat their absolutely proud of my wife to the point I too was in tears. If you haven't figured it out, I can shed a tear or two if I'm moved. Linda isn't the only one who made lifelong friends. The strength and desire of the MI District staff serves as a example to all in the District and outside of it. We love you all and we will miss you while away following God's Direction.
Final Elder Meeting @ CTGSJuly 15, 2009
The title is misleading. It was probably my last Elder Meeting @ CTGS given the upcoming Sunday would be our last. Pretty standard Elder Meeting with a new attendee in Pastor Pollatz. Pastor Pollatz is currently serving as CTGS's Intentional Interim Minister (IIM) during our vacancy.
We discussed the future of the church and re-assigning the folks under my care to a new Elder. So, if any my folks are reading this know that you are now assigned to some spiritual and strong men. God is definitely working through them and their families. We also discussed potential new elders. One of those potential gentlemen is near and dear to my heart with so much potential.
The ending of the Elder ended like most Elder Meetings do with prayer as it should. I was asked to close, but told not to say amen. All the men in attendance offered up prayers/petition for the Lord to keep me on the path he has set forth for me. I have to admit their prayers had me tearing up. I considered it an honor to have served with these men as Elders as CTGS. I remember us all reading the "Caring Elder" and 1 Timothy 3 wondering if we would all be able to lift up to our own interpretations of an Elder. Could we quote scripture off the top of our head if the need arose? Would we be seen as leaders? Would we be able handle situations as caring Christian like Jesus would? Would we fall under the scrutiny? We all asked those questions in addition to the why me thoughts.
However, as time went on I think we all grew into our roles. While growing into those roles we got into the Word deeper with a new dedication. Maybe first it was due to the role, but then it became a part of us. We took on duties in the liturgy, bible studies, and teaching young confirmands.
I just want to take this time to extend a special thanks to my Elder brothers; Jim Cooley, John Marasco, Viggo Tordrup, Kevin Kreis, Jason Whitman, and Scott Catallo.
Family Reunion Weekend in Cleveland, OHJuly 13, 2009
My side of the family got together for the Wright Family Reunion and this year it was in Cleveland, Ohio. I won't cover much about the family reunion here, I'll cover that in my reflections blog. I will say being around family with two weeks to go before leaving for seminary was a very uplifting and energizing experience. I had missed the previous two family reunions. The last one I was able to attend was back in 2003 (Atlanta). In 2005, I had just gotten out of the hospital after being diagnosed with Lupus (Chicago Reunion). In 2007, we were in Indiana participating in my sister-in-law's wedding while the reunion was in (Kentucky). Nevertheless, I feel blessed to have been surrounded by family in fellowship to take my mind off the impending move quickly approaching.
On Sunday, my parents accompanied Linda, the kids, and I to church at St. Philip in Cleveland. This was bittersweet as the weekend had been dubbed by myself as the first stop on the farewell tour. How fitting that the church where the foundation and growth began for both my father and I. It also was more than likely the last time we would all be able to sit down to worship as a family. However, my sister was absent due to the need to get a family member from the family reunion to the airport. It felt like a thank you from our family to the church. For the church the feeling was another sign of God's work in full view. Very emotional as we shook hands at the end of service and exchange information on the upcoming weeks, months, and years.
St. Philip may not be filled like it once was during my youth, but the Spirit is alive and working through its members. Seemed like the service went by so fast, but the feelings shared was much needed.
Just over two weeks to goJuly 7, 2009
Well, the time is growing close for the big move to Saint Louis. We are exactly 17 days, 14 hours, 47 minutes, and 10 seconds to departure time. We are packing still and trying to divert our attention away from shedding tears from the wonderful friends we are leaving to continue on in God's ministry. I'm continue to review material for my next class and gearing up meeting all my new classmates. We are pretty lucky. Not many folks can say they up and move from one life situation to another and already have a support base in place. For that and many other blessings come directly from the Father. I will continue to post my thoughts and experiences as time goes on.
This blog is supposed to be a way of documenting my path through the ministry as a way to share with those who aren't aware of the process. A way of keeping friends and family connected to what's going on in our lives.

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The British designer who helped Apple craft the iPhone and iPad has added "Sir" to his title.
The BBC reports Jonathan Ive, the head of Apple's design team, received his knighthood at Buckingham Palace for services to design and enterprise.
In a rare interview with the U.K.'s Daily Telegraph, Ive called the honor "incredibly humbling," and delved into Apple's philosophy on creating tech products.
"We try to develop products that seem somehow inevitable," Ive tells the Telegraph. "That leave you with the sense that that's the only possible solution that makes sense. Our products are tools and we don't want design to get in the way. We're trying to bring simplicity and clarity, we're trying to order the products."
Ive has lead the design team at Apple since 1996, during which he helped create products such as the iPod, iMac and the company's incredibly popular iPhone and iPad.
"Our goal is to try to bring a calm and simplicity to what are incredibly complex problems so that you're not aware really of the solution, you're not aware of how hard the problem was that was eventually solved," Ive says in the interview.
As the AP reported last October, Apple's late co-founder Steve Jobs thought highly of Ive, based on his biography by Walter Isaacson. Here's an excerpt from the AP report:
"He called Jonathan Ive, Apple's design chief, his "spiritual partner" at Apple. He told Isaacson that Ive had "more operation power" at Apple than anyone besides Jobs himself — that there's no one at the company who can tell Ive what to do. That, says Jobs, is 'the way I set it up.'"
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Charlie Crist on Social Security
Asked what he would do, Crist said that raising the age "really flies in the face of an awful lot of my fellow Floridians" and said he would root out waste and fraud instead. The Crist campaign issued a post-debate statement: "Governor Crist believes that Speaker Rubio's support of raising the retirement age and reducing Social Security cost of living adjustments is cruel, unusual and unfair to seniors living on a fixed income," it read. "While entitlement reform needs to be addressed, the speaker's position on this issue demonstrates, yet again, that he does not have Floridians' best interests in mind. This issue will surely be one of many Florida voters will hear more about throughout the rest of this campaign."
Crist replied that he opposes either a retirement age increase or changes to annual COLAs. Instead, he would focus on attacking "waste and fraud" in the system. As a general rule, when a politician mentions "waste, fraud, and abuse" it should be interpreted the same as if the candidate wore a sign saying "I'm not serious." That's not to say that we don't have problems with fraud, but that the real problem is simply that the government spends too much. This is particularly so in the case of Social Security, which is one of the most efficient federal government programs.
RUBIO: I think all of that has to be on the table, including the way we index increases in cost of living. All of these issues have to be on the table [including raising the retirement age]. They are options that I would be open to.
Q: Gov. Crist, we looked all over your campaign Web site. Frankly, we couldn't find a word about Social Security reform.
CRIST: Well, I think it's important that we understand Social Security must be saved. It must be protected. The idea of having a higher age for people to be able to be eligible for Social Security really flies in the face of an awful lot of my fellow Floridians and it's something that I would not advocate. I think we need t take the fraud out of Social Security, the waste, in Medicare as well.
Q: You're saying that even for people under the age of 55 you would not raise the retirement age or you wouldn't change the cost-of-living adjustment?
CRIST: No, I would not.
A: Invest a portion of the budget surplus into the Social Security trust fund.
GRAHAM: The first thing we have got to do is cut out the fraud and abuse which is ripping off more than 10%, in some places in Florida up to 20% of our Medicare funds. Mr. Crist has suggested that one of the important components of the financing of Medicare should be repealed
CRIST: I believe that Medicare is a sacred contract that we have with our senior citizens, and I will pledge to always try to protect Medicare as well as Social Security going into the future. Sen. Graham felt that one of the ways to try to make Medicare last longer was to raise the age of eligibility of those for Medicare as well as the premium costs for Medicare. I don't think that's the right approach. We ought to prioritize, make sure that we protect & preserve Medicare as well as Social Security by prioritizing those programs so that our seniors can always count on them. I don't think the right thing to do is to tax Social Security benefits
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From: Leola Russell <>
Subject: [CSGA]
Date: Thu, 8 May 2003 10:23:39 -0700
First, personal reminder to you from me:
Family History Month is at our door step
Now is the time to be polishing up our plans for celebrating Family
HIstory Month in October. Many societies are currently polishing their
plans for family history month. Some, no doubt, have already approached
their city and county governments about a proclamation.
While I have no specific reports of the plans, I believe that some are
planning Family History Fairs, Library displays, Introduction to
Genealogy Workshops, Library lockins (some libraries hold this event,
allowing genealogist to remain in the library after it closes to do
research, no one can leave and re-enter), articles in local newspapers
relating stories in other families, and essay writing contest for
Other things which could be considered include: volunteering to work
with local schools and youth groups by introducing young people to
genealogical research; volunteering to visit homes for Senior Citizens
and recording their memories or preparing a family group sheet to
preserve their family history; volunteer as a speaker for civic groups
to discuss genealogical research, local genealogical organizations and
repositories (you may also encourage the organization to support
preserving family histories through contributions to support local
repositories); bring a friend to October Society meetings; place
membership brochures and meeting announcements with organizations
working with newcomers to the community; talk with your minister about
recognizing the history of the families of the founders of the
congregation; and/or do an autobiography for your family and include
your favorite memories of your parents, grandparents, and other special
relatives. The possibilities are endless limited only by imagination.
The important thing is to be part of the celebration by sharing your
enthusiasm for genealogy with friends and family members, and being
part of society and community events to invite newcomers to our
genealogical community.
I hope to hear abut your plans soon.
Jo Russell
Veterans History Project honors all who served
Preserving for future generations the stories of all who served our
country in time of war is the purpose of the Veterans History Project.
In October 2000 the U. S. Congress passed Public Law 106-280 creating
the VHP to recognize the value of wartime memories and engaging the
American public in its war history. Time encompassed is from World War
I through the Persian Gulf War.
Of the goals the project perhaps the most relevant is to create a
comprehensive, searchable, national catalog of oral histories and
documents of those who served and of how these experiences affected
individual lives and the progress of America itself.
For information, contact: Veterans History Project, Library of Congress,
American Folklife Center, 101 Indpendence Ave. S.E., Washington, D C
20540-4615. Phone; (888) 371-5848 (recorded message and information
line). Fax (202) 252-2046. Website: <http:www.loc.gov/folklife/vets>
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(I believe I forwarded the press release on this project some weeks
ago. This is the report I found in the Spring 2003 issue of the
California Historian, published by the Conference of California
Historical Societies. It follows an interesting article, Cemetery
report: Second Call---how are counties dealing with Historic
Cemeteries, by Dr. Bob LaPerriere, Chairman, Califorinia Historical
Cemetery Alliance/Old City Cemetery Committee.
Online Genealogical Research Service announced by Wisconsin Historical
Society: <www.wisconsinhistory.org>
Click on
* Online Genealogical Research Service.
This announcement arrived via the US Postal Service and is to long to
retype into this message.
The announcement includes a NEW Wisconsin Name Index
,wisconsinhistory.org/wni> ; Vital Records Search
<wisconsinhistory.org/genealogy/orgs/>; and Civil War Service Records
<wisconsinhistory.orgwni>. "Submit your query and pay by credit card
online. Trained staff will do the search, copy or print the relevant
records , and maile them toyou within 28 days.
There are some FREE offerings:
Wisconsin Local History and Biography Articles <
wisconsinhistory.org/wlhba/> source is articles clipped from Wisconsin
newspapers between 1850 and 1950.
Wisconsin Historical Images <www.wiscosinhistory.org/whi/> " view more
than 1000 Wisconsin photographs taken between 1870 and 1970 and order
reproductions of any that you would like to own.."
Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers 1861-1865
<wisconsinhistory.org/roster/ > you can browse regiment and company
muster rolls... nearly 90,000 soldiers are documented on 3,000 pages .
(I copied the urls as printed in the communication and noted not all
have www.)
PRESS RELEASE from National Archives and Research Administration,
Pacific Region:
Date: April 16, 2003
Contact: Rose Mary Kennedy
Phone: 650 876-9009
A Workshop on passenger Arrival and Naturalization Records in the
National Archives
Friday , May 16, 2003
National Archives - Pacific Region (San Francisco)
1000 Commodore Drive, San Bruno, CA
COST; $15.00 per person
From the Petaluma Historical Library Museum Newsletter. April/May 2003
25th Anniversary Update
Plans for the May 31 Event celebrating the Museum's 25th anniversary
are taking shape. Look for information the anniversary in both the
Press-Democrat and the Argus-Courier.
The public celebration begins at 2:00 PM.
This issue also six Petaluma Museum Association Charter Members for 25
Years of Active Service: Virginia Breedlove , still an active desk and
gift shop docent; Jan Giannini, a past president and current photo
committee chair; Hoppy Hopkins, local historian and worker in the
Research Library; Lucy & Bill Kortum , Lucy head the Research
Department: and Phyllis Rankin, who helps with the annual elections.
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Star-a-Day: Emma Frischby Maria Russo in Food Network Star, Interviews, May 9, 2014
Emma Frisch, 30, is the girl next door who has traveled the world, and she has family members on five continents. Now residing in upstate New York, Emma is a food blogger and business owner, and she believes anyone can become a good cook. Read on below to hear from Emma, and learn about her style of cooking and thoughts on the competition.
Describe your cooking style or culinary point of view — in one sentence, if you can.
Emma: My culinary point of view is that anyone can become a more natural and confident cook by learning how to make American comfort food and freshening classic recipes with their own twists. And the way they learn how to do that is simplifying their shopping and finding the best-tasting ingredients at the best prices and freshest ingredients.
What are you most looking forward to in this experience?
Emma: What I'm most looking forward to taking away is new friendships that I will make with the other finalists. I think that I'm going to learn a lot from everyone here. And I want to have a great time. I feel like this is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and a total adventure. And the way they learn how to do that is simplifying their shopping and finding the freshest, best-tasting ingredients at the best prices.
How did you prepare for the competition?
Emma: Well, there wasn't much time. And I'm an entrepreneur, so I'm working on three or four different projects at one time. So I squeezed in as much cooking as possible. And my husband would actually (before I prepared dinner) ... he'd say: "OK, you have 30 minutes. I'm going to put three ingredients on the counter. Go!" … So that's probably the way I prepared technically the most. But I also just tried to spend as much time with friends and family, because that's who I feel energized and supported by. And it's the most-important thing to me, and I knew I wouldn't be able to see them for a long time.
Which mentor are you most excited to learn from?
Emma: I'm really excited to learn from all of them. I think every mentor has something really unique I could learn. I connect with Giada's cooking the most. … And I also really love Alton's brilliance around creating shows that are entertaining and really educational and get people hooked on this idea of food being fun. So I'm interested in learning more from him about how I can bring that to TV.
Which mentor do you find to be the most intimidating?
Emma: At first I thought Alton would be the most intimidating 'cause he's comedic, but he's also harsh. But I value his opinion so much, and I know that he's had success in creating his own shows. So I'm not sure. Bobby, for me it's harder to read what he's actually thinking, but he's calmer in tone, so it's less intimidating when he's giving feedback. So I don't know. I'm really going to take all of their feedback equally and in strides.
What is one thing you most want to convey to the judges about you, your food or your would-be show on Food Network?
Emma: I really want to convey to the judges that I have the "it" factor, which I think is confidence, personality and credibility. And my experience working my way through the food system has really taught me that finding the freshest ingredients is going to be the best way to create a recipe and [to] help simplify the approach we often take to cooking, which is finding a recipe out of all the overwhelming choices that are on the Internet or in cookbooks. So I have what it takes in terms of years of practice and working, developing tons of recipes, and this experience of knowing how to find the best ingredients. And I think that pairs really nicely and gives Americans a simple and enjoyable way to cook and make unforgettable food.
What's your Achilles' heel ingredient, one that you hate to work with?
Emma: I don't think I have an Achilles' heel ingredient. I am willing to work with and try anything. I'm just always interested in how an ingredient tells a story about a culture or what personality it's also going to bring to a dish.
What's your guilty pleasure food?
Emma: Chocolate, of course
What's your favorite late-night snack?
Emma: Popcorn. Or, if I'm having a late-night snack, it's because I'm not falling asleep. And my nonna taught me that warm milk with honey is the best thing 'cause your stomach will feel like it's digesting something, but actually the melatonin in the milk and with the honey lulls you to sleep.
What's one must-have at your last supper?
Emma: A must-have dish is probably what all my siblings and I call Momma's Favorite Pasta. It's penne pasta, and it's mixed with tons of garlic and diced tomatoes that have been seeded and soaking in olive oil, salt, fresh mozzarella, fresh basil, and if you want some protein, you could put chicken. And it's delicious hot and cold. It gets better with age, and it's always a hit no matter what, and it's so simple.
Rapid fire: Think fast!
Ketchup, mustard or mayonnaise? Mustard
Chocolate or vanilla? Chocolate
Bagels or doughnuts? Bagels
Cream cheese or butter? Butter
Coffee or tea? Tea
French fries or onion rings? French fries
Burgers or hot dogs? Burgers
White meat or dark? Dark
Cake or pie? Pie
Beer or wine? Both
Waffles or pancakes? Pancakes
Click the play button on the video below to hear from more Emma.
It's going to be a summer of heated competition as Food Network Star gears up for its most-explosive season yet, a 10th year of putting hopeful rivals through the job interview of their lives. To make it to August and ultimately land a sought-after television career — Food Network show host — finalists will have to impress mentor-judges Alton Brown, Bobby Flay and Giada De Laurentiis with the coveted combination of cooking chops and on-camera charm. Season 10 kicks off Sunday, June 1 at 9|8c, but before then, FN Dish is introducing fans to all of the contestants. This year's crop of competitors boasts business owners, executive chefs, world travelers and farm-to-table enthusiasts — not to mention fiery personalities, over-the-top entertainers and undeniable competitive spirits. Check back every day to meet another finalist, then learn more about each of them by checking out their casting videos.


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Hilary Duff Readies Return to TV With 20th Century Fox Deal
A 20th Century Fox Television spokesperson confirms to Celebuzz that it has made a one-year talent and development deal with the 24-year-old.
What are the details of the deal?
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According to Deadline, which broke the story, the main purpose of the deal is to develop a 30-minute comedy with Duff as its star and a producer. It also reserves the option to cast her in another series if hers doesn't move on to series at a network.
Since Lizzie McGuire ended in 2004, Duff has made several TV guest appearances including The CW's Gossip Girl, NBC's Community and Law & Order: SVU. She has also starred in the TV movie, Beauty & the Briefcase.
Her films include A Cinderella Story, Material Girls and Stay Cool.
The actress is married to hockey player Mike Comrie and gave birth to their first child, son Luca Cruz Comrie, in March of this year.
This news also follows reports that fellow ex-Disney Channel star Miley Cyrus has signed on to a multiple episode arc on CBS' Two and a Half Men.


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First off please be tame with me I am a new Backtrack 4 user and Im also fairly new to Linux (although have been lightly using variations for the past 6months)
Sorry if this should have gone in the hardware section although the 'n00b' area seemed more fitting.
The problem Im having at the moment seems to packet injecting to AP's.
I have been reading up on various websites/videos on how to crack wep.
I started by cracking my 128bit wep key on my mobile phone tether. I managed this is under 7 mins (not bad for a first go ) but had forced traffic from multiple clients by simultaneously downloading large iso files.
I have now moved onto my next step in my education and setup a 2nd AP at my home with basic wep encryption again. This time however the plan is to have no traffic on the router so I have to packet inject.
Here is what Im doing so far.
- airmon-ng
- airmon-ng stop wlan0
- ifconfig wlan0 down
- macchanger -m 00:11:22:33:44:55 wlan0
- airmon-ng start wlan0
- Airodump-ng wlan0
- Airodump-ng --bssid (XX:XX:XX:XX:XX) --channel (channel number) -o ivs -w /root/(filename) wlan0
New window
- aireplay-ng -1 0 -a (bssid) -h 00:11:22:33:44:55 -e [essid] wlan0
My return message as follows,
- airplay-ng -3 -b (bssid) -h 00:11:22:33:44:55 wlan0Sending Authentication request (open system) [ACK]
Authentication successful
Sending Association Request [ACK]
Association successful :-) (AID: 1)
My return message as follows,
So from what I understand so far my codes are correct? Yet I am unable to send packets to the AP?Waiting for beacon frame (BSSID: 00:0F:3D:FDC:CE) on channel 1
saving ARP requests in replay_arp-0823-060014.cap
You should also start airodump-ng to capture replies.
Read XXXX packets (got 0 ARP requests and 0 ACKs) sent 0 packets...(0 pps)
I'm Using an Aspire One Notebook using an Atheros AR5006X wireless card. Everything I can find on the net states this card is compatible with Backtrack and can packet inject.
So hopefully this is where some of the more experienced lot are step in and point me in the right direction before I pull my hair out. Is it my card? Are my codes wrong?
Many thanks,
- Steve


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B-25 experiences?
March 25 2012 at 1:20 PM
Bill Powell
Who has one of the B-25 synthetics, and how do you like it? I have long wanted an RWS 34 in .22, and MM has a great price on the Chinese version. Just want to hear some updated feedback from the guys that are shooting them.
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Mine have been very good. Search B-25 here, you will see
March 26 2012, 10:36 AM
positive posts.....
This rifle gets very little attention, I think, because it is strictly a working rifle, especially in synthetic.
From all I can tell, it is a carbon copy of the 34p with a few exceptions...
B-25 is only .22, if you want .177, get a Ruger blackhawk.
Cocking lever on b-25 is 2 piece, RWS34p is one piece.
Trigger blade on B-25 is metal, 34p is polymer. T05 versions only.
This rifle is a good weight, and has decent fit and finish. I prefer the synthetic over the wood, the wood stock is to high "vertically" if you ask me. Compare the detail from the wood version pic, to the synthetic.
In fact, unless you look closely at a 12 land, T05 RWS34 Panther, it is hard to differetiate between that and the b-25.
They are very accurate. Accuracy does have to be worked for, in that you need a good variety of pellets to try, as it can be picky. My first one shot 3-4 pellets well. This second one shoots 2-3 pellets well.
They need a 2nd trigger screw modification, to reach thier full accuracy potential. this can be challenging to adjust, but reaps good rewards, as pull weight and length are not dependant on one another with the 2 screw adjustment.
Good gun to modify, as it is an inexpensive platform.
Mine is right at 40 inches. Mike cut and recrowned the bbl. this has done wonders for balance, as the RWS 34 and all of its clones are too darn long, IMO.
Where the rubber hits the road though, is accuracy.
My synthetic B-25 is every bit as accurate as the 34 Panther I owned. Both like Barracud Match in 5.53 head.
If you dont lube tune yourself, then it would behoove you to have Mike do it. It is inexpensive, and well worth the cost. The B-25 can have a rough shot cycle without a lube tune.
If you do your own lube tunes, then it is the same as doing a 34. McCarri components can be used with good results. I believe the 34 Vortek kit will work, you can contact them and ask.
Expect 15-16 ftlbs, but the gun really shoots better when it is doing 14ftlbs, with heavier pellets. Shoots average with open sights...very good scoped.
If you are looking for a powerful shooter, no better value per cost out there. Mike tunes em for way under the cost of a new, untuned 34.
With a scope, expect to retain enough energy for squirrels, rabbit, turkey, etc....out to 45 yds and with practice the accuracy to boot.
At 35 yds or so, still plenty of energy for groundhogs, fox, etc....headshots of course.
They are overall a fine value.
God bless,
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Bill Powell
Farmer, thank you so much
March 26 2012, 10:47 AM
I could not have asked for a more detailed and thoughtful response regarding the B-25. I had done a serach and it seemd most of the posts were three years old.
Sure do appreciate it.
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March 26 2012, 1:07 PM
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Ordered mine!
April 17 2012, 6:52 PM
Can't wait to have it in my mitts!
Thanks for the thoughtful comments, Farmer, and for the great price, Mike!
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Hey guys, I'm new to these forums so thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
I am not a Cold Fusion developer, I am more experienced with PHP and ASP.net. The company I work for is migrating to a new server (same OS, same IIS version described below) The problem is, the previous developer is no longer available and he did not leave any notes on what needs to be on the server in order to install everything from scratch.
We are using a Win 2003 server is IIS6 and Mysql 5 and cold fusion 8. Everything is on one server.
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SHEPHERDSVILLE - Hey kids! It's time for Bullitt County's funnest, happiest, most enjoyable free event!
The annual KidsFest, sponsored by KentuckyOne Health, will take place Saturday, March 11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Paroquet Springs Conference Centre.
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LEXINGTON - A Bullitt County native resident and military veteran has partnered with another woman to assist other female veterans throughout the state by providing services and a place to call home.
Sherry Whitehouse is co-founder of Lady Veterans Connect, dedicated to providing hope, homes and healing. Whitehouse joined fellow co-founder Phyllis Abbott after both learned they were attempting to provide similar services through separate agencies within Kentucky.
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SHEPHERDSVILLE—The 10th annual Healthy Hearts Wear Red Luncheon showed just how far it has grown with another sold out event.
Mended Hearts Inc. National President Donnette Smith told the audience her own heart story and explained what Mended Hearts does throughout the world. Donations totaling $2,374.49 were collected at the end of the event for the local Mended Hearts Chapter 11.
SHEPHERDSVILLE -- He loved going to Florida three times in the past eight months.
He loved spending time with the grandchildren.
And he loved being away from the 24/7 stress and strain of running a law enforcement agency.
But, eight months after he resigned from the Bardstown Police Department as its chief, Rick McCubbin knew that he was too young to retire.
"This is my passion. This is my life," McCubbin said of his love for law enforcement. "It's a calling."
SHEPHERDSVILLE – Roby Elementary students have a better appreciation for what it means to be a Kentuckian.
Fourth graders participated in a Living History Museum consisting of figures associated with the Commonwealth.
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SHEPHERDSVILLE - Since the disbanding of The Shepherd's Shelter, Bullitt County's primary resource in the struggle against homelessness, other organizations have attempted to step up and meet the needs.
Those local organizations have been working together, with assistance from Metro United Way, to develop the Bullitt County Housing First Coalition, attempting to combine all local efforts toward a common goal.
The Bullitt County Housing First Coalition, dedicated to ending homelessness in the community, is raising funds for a new county homeless shelter facility as well as for short-term homeless-related needs.
The group is hosting its first fund-raising event, known as the Dollar Sunday Initiative, through all area churches.
Every church is asked to designate one Sunday service through March 26 to ask each member to donate $1 toward the coalition.
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The beginning of 2012 has been a bit of a blur - rainy days, sick days, no holidays. That about sums it up. Thankfully we have a little of ray of sunshine to brigthen our days.
Funny phrases of late:
Harper: "When I grow up I am going to be a princess."
Laura: "What do princesses do?"
Harper: "They dance all day."
"Lena and I will be friends for 45 years. Lena, Charley and I will be friends even when we are in heaven."
Watching a bit of the Toy Story movie and appearing to be quite unimpressed with Buzz Lightyear the astronaut toy. "You know, princesses can fly too."
Harper: "You know what I am going to do when I get to school today?"
Laura: "No, what?"
Harper: "I am going to go to the bathroom and look in the mirror at how pretty I am."
(Yikes, guess we better start commenting on how smart she is instead!)
"When you are young, you want to be old. When you are old, you want to be young."
Harper and Lena enjoying the Chinese New Year Parade (in their matching jackets!)
Parades are fun!
Our sick girl takes a well-needed nap...
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From: charles <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] i1a project vastness.
Date: Mon, 07 Jan 2008 23:26:05 -0500
References: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
In-Reply-To: <email@example.com>
There was a discussion about that on this list many months ago when the big
haplogroup projects were getting started. At that time the consensus was just to
provide the data and the kit numbers in down-loadable Excel files. I think at
the time their were some concerns expressed by some on the list was about
privacy concerns, etc. I don't fully recall all the discussions and the pros and
cons of including that field in such files. One can search the archives of this
list. Also, it should be noted, that many records do not fill that out field.
If those in this forum wish to discuss it again, the pros and cons, and reach a
consensus, I am willing to listen and reconsider including that field, if
appropriate, in the next update of my Excel files.
Charles Kerchner
R1b and Subclades Project Admin
Tim Janzen wrote:
> Dear Charles,
> Thanks for the information that the R1b STR data is available in the
> "Results" area. I just downloaded the three files as follows:
> 1. R1b data table file sorted by Kit Number provided by Charles Kerchner.
> 2. R1b data table file sorted by Haplogroup provided by Charles Kerchner.
> 3. R1b data table file sorted by Haplo color (SNP tested=Green or
> Predicted=Red then by Haplogroup provided by Charles Kerchner.
> These are all very nice to have and I appreciate you making them
> available. I hope other administrators of large projects will do likewise.
> The only complaint I would have about the three Excel files I mentioned
> above is that the column that contains the surnames of the most distant
> ancestor appears to have been deleted from all of the files. Is there a
> reason why you did that? When I last looked at the "Y Results" section in
> November this section included the information about the most distant
> ancestor for each haplotype. As best as I can tell the "Y Results" section
> on the R1b project web site is still non-functional like it was earlier
> today. Adrian Williams and his coworkers must still be trying to make
> changes to the web site.
> Sincerely,
> Tim
-----Original Message-----
> From:
> [mailto:] On Behalf Of charles
> Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 5:50 PM
> To:
> Subject: Re: [DNA] i1a project vastness.
> Tim,
> Re. the R1b Project, check the "Results" section of my R1b project. It is
> already available to you and other there in downloadable sorted Excel files
> format from my servers. I've had the data available in compact sorted Excel
> downloadable format for quite some time.
> Charles Kerchner
> R1b Project Admin
> http://www.familytreedna.com/public/r1b
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