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A 46-year-old man and woman are facing multiple charges after police allegedly busted the pair drinking an alcoholic beverage Saturday while they were traveling down Kenslo Avenue with her son in the backseat.
Officer Christopher Phillips initially stopped Reginald Simpson, whose license is revoked, and 32-year-old Alvina Dutton just before 5 p.m. for a seatbelt violation, according to a Murfreesboro Police Department arrest report.
As Phillips approached the vehicle, however, he reportedly saw Simpson spraying a heavy amount of cologne on his shirt, which seemed suspicious.
"At this time, Simpson informed me that he did not possess a valid driver's license," Phillips reported, adding a routine check through the National Crime Information Center confirmed Simpson did not have a license because of two driving under the influence convictions.
"Shortly after, I made contact with the front seat passenger, Dutton, who informed me that Simpson had currently been drinking alcohol from the cup that she had in her possession," Phillips reported.
Although Dutton, whose son is 8 years old, admitted to knowing that Simpson was drinking out of her cup, she said she let him drive "because he had been complaining about her driving."
"During this conversation, I observed Dutton's son to be sitting in the backseat," Phillips reported, adding Simpson was then asked to complete field sobriety tests but failed to complete them as demonstrated.
"Due to the vehicle being registered to Dutton and her knowledge of his intoxication, she was placed under arrest … due to the danger to her son," Phillips reported.
Both were then transported to the Rutherford County Adult Detention Center, where Simpson was charged with a DUI third offense, second offense of driving on a revoked license, and violation of the open container law.
Dutton has been charged with DUI by allowance and felony child neglect in connection with the incident.
A preliminary hearing has since been scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 28, in Rutherford County General Sessions Court.


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Art is therapy! I have used the creative process as a sense of therapy for my pent up emotions and feelings. My emotions helped me create my unique images and write my poetry that I never knew I had in me. I've used analogies I'm not sure that have ever been used before; such as, "Our way of life is becoming an indestructible train, on it's way from our future, built by our past" etc. more in the book :) Can life be compared to an indestructible train? Perhaps not, but our way of life can. The purpose of this book is to perhaps allow it's readers to sit down and get lost in thought, it's not a novel of fictitious vampires but rather a world of one of a kind photographs that if you take time to view them, you will see where my inspiration to write what I wrote came from. Most all of my images came months to a couple years prior to me ever thinking about making a book, it all just seem to come together that way.
There are some hidden meanings in some of my poems, for example, my poem titled "My Immortal Valentine" (I wrote for my wife) when you see the words in quotations "Just Pretend" no one would ever guess that those words were chosen due to the fact that I have arranged that in the event if I were to die before her, Elvis Presley's performing the song "Just Pretend" live in his "That's The Way It Is" concert will be played at my funeral in dedication to my wife. It's a love song that is not about death but It's words fit perfect as to what I would say to her as I await on the other side for her :) There are a few more "hidden meanings" so to speak in my book that I would love to share with you if you were curious enough to contact me :) This book will be a great conversational piece for your home I can promise you that. The digital simulation here will not do it justice. Thank you and I hope to hear from you.
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- Category Arts & Photography
Large Format Landscape, 13×11 in, 33×28 cm
72 Pages
- Publish Date Feb 21, 2010
- Tags photography book, poetry book, book, Art, photography, poetry, writing, philosophy, unique, artist
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Joe Lopez, a native Idahoan, is an outsider artist in the photographic world. Born in Boise, he began moving to various states with his parents at an early age, and went on to serve three years in the U.S. Army Infantry at Ft. Benning, GA. Lopez returned to Boise with his wife to raise their five children. Photography came to Lopez quite unexpectedly in January of 2007. Equipped with a little Sony Cybershot, he quickly grew weary of not knowing how to fully take advantage of what it could do. Experimentations followed that included shooting images of the moon using a tripod and auto settings. The result was extreme overexposed photos that led to research where he began discovering basic photo techniques. This work inspired personal creative explorations of processes that finally produced crisp, clear images. From that day on Lopez awakened to an intrinsic love of the photographic medium providing a vehicle for a passionate translation of his unique vision of the world through a lens
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spbrandon This book is simply amazing! A true work of art. What a gifted and talented artist. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to be inspired by stunning photography that corresponds to very thought provoking poetry. It is captivating! Sure made me think! Love it!!
pattymac1014 This book was a product of my son-in-laws (Joe Lopez) imagination. If you let it your imagination can take you anywhere. A truely amazing piece of your mind Joe. I am amazed, awed and a little overwhelmed. We are all so proud of you.


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A new basketball season may be getting ready to tip off, but the expectations never change for the Monessen Lady Greyhounds.
Just ask fourth-year Monessen head coach Gina Naccarato.
"Our (first) goal is to win the section," said Naccarato, who helped establish such lofty goals when she played in the 1990s, scoring 3,364 points, which remains the all-time WPIAL record.
"We also want to qualify for both the WPIAL and PIAA playoffs."
Naccarato hopes to continue a run that began with her predecessor, legendary coach Major Corley, as Monessen has made the WPIAL playoffs in each of the last 23 seasons.
A major factor in the team reaching the goals in Section 4 A will be the senior one-two punch of guard Mariah Ward and guard/forward Chelsea Szakal.
Ward averaged 20.9 points and 3.3 assists per game a season ago while Szakal contributed 12.1 and 7.9 rebounds a game before injuring her ACL.
Ward has 1,089 points for her career while Szakal has 558.
Naccarato says that the pair will have to be the leaders.
"They will be the leaders on the floor during the game because they are the ones with the most experience as far as playing time goes," she said. "They will be surrounded by three others who didn't get a lot of varsity experience, so Mariah and Chelsea will have to guide them."
Naccarato is happy with how Szakal has worked hard to recover from her injury. The coach hopes to have her cleared for action by the start of the season.
"She worked hard all summer to get back for the first day of practice," Naccarato said. "She is actually ahead of schedule in her progress."
Junior forward Monet Wade was a spot starter a season ago and is in the lineup along with junior guard-forward Eden Holland and senior guard Asyaa Davis.
Other players expected to see playing time include senior forward Edzarae Bell and a pair of sophomores, guard/forward Cara Grogan and guard Mariah Johnson.
So what does Monessen have to do to have a successful season while replacing three full-time starters and a part-time starter to graduation from a team that went 20-4?
"We have to play Monessen basketball," Naccarato said matter-of-factly. "That means we have to run, press, and play good defense.
"And hopefully we can get some fans to attend games and support us. It really helps the girls on the floor to see a lot of fans in the seats."
Naccarato feels that Clairton and Winchester Thurston are the other top teams in the section, which also includes Frazier, Geibel, and Serra Catholic.
"Both teams played us tough and have most of their players back," she said of Clairton and Winchester Thurston.
"Serra should be good too."
The Lady Hounds are in the McKeesport Tip-off Tournament next weekend.
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When the Bureau of Labor Statistics released its September jobs report earlier this month, one line stood out to anyone scrolling down the columns of figures looking for good news. Government jobs grew by 9,000 across the country last month. A modest gain, but it represented the eighth straight month of public sector job growth, and the 11th in the last 12 months. Even as the private sector has shrunk by some 760,000 jobs this year, government headcount is up by about 200,000. Over the past year, government employment has now increased across America by 1.4 percent. Had the private sector grown similarly, we'd have added 1.62 million jobs.
Thank God for the public sector, is all I can say.
One sign of the good news is that even in places where the private economy is shrinking rapidly, government continues to expand. California, for instance, is plagued by a collapsing housing market which accounted for 28 percent of all U.S. subprime mortgage foreclosures in the first quarter of this year. The state's unemployment rate is a whopping 7.7 percent. Legislators have been grappling in Sacramento with a $15 billion budget shortfall for months, and recently Gov. Schwarzenegger said he might need to ask the federal government for a $7 billion loan to tide the state over. No matter. The public sector continues to add jobs, albeit modestly, in California--a ray of hope in an otherwise dismal economic picture.
The scene is much the same in New York State. Although the Empire State might be seen as ground zero for the current fiscal crisis, given the collapse of institutions like Lehman Brothers and the general turmoil on Wall Street, public sector employment is holding up rather well, and state leaders seem determined to keep it that way. The state's Assembly has already voted in favor of a tax increase on those earning more than $1 million—though no one knows how many millionaires will be left in New York after the turmoil in the markets. The state's governor, trying to avoid tax increases which he thinks would further harm the local economy (what's up with that?), is instead appealing to the federal government to send billions of dollars to New York. That would keep government programs and public sector jobs buoyant amidst the worst financial crisis since the Depression.
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Like most schools, the service academies try to recruit students who are good football players, but unlike most colleges, the players have to be able to do many other things, including college schoolwork. While not dead, it is sad to say that at most colleges the old notion of the scholar-athlete is moribund.
The primacy of athletic programs at institutions of higher learning has arrived after a prolonged period of gestation and can be traced to the period after World War II. Worried about the corrosive effect that milions of unemployed veterans would have on the struggling postwar economy, we passed the GI Bill, which put a huge number of returning servicemen into higher education and fueled the most spectacular economic expansion in American history.
More students yielded more alumni with more money. The money begat big contributions to athletic programs, which coincided with the rise of televised sports---also a creature of a robust economy---and the huge capital available to pay top-quality athletes. The production of professional athletes became an important function of colleges, as expensive as any academic program, and at institutions with nationally-ranked teams, sports evolved into a major source of cash flow.
It is difficult for many alumni to avoid catching the fever of big-time college sports. When my alma mater, Rutgers, embarked on a program to improve its football team, it attracted a startling amount of money from its graduates, who funded the latest in sophisticated and expensive training equipment, a vastly enlarged stadium and other trappings of athletic rather than intellectual prowess. The football team is surely much better than it was when I was a student there, but one wonders if Rutgers University is a commensurately better institution of higher education.
From time to time, the service academies have been the sources for the occasional professional athlete---David Robinson and Roger Staubach come to mind---but West Point, Annapolis and the Air Force Academy are generally not in the big-time sports business. Still, these colleges are not immune to the virus, and recent alumni contributions have made possible magnificent new facilities at places whose function is really education.
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April 12, 2006 - MOUNT PLEASANT - Sulphur Springs moved to the second and final day of the District 12-4A tennis tournament with seven individuals or doubles teams still in contention for a regional berth.
"The kids are really playing well," said SSHS head coach Susan Reynolds. "We've got several who are in good position to go to regional."
Cynthia Sanchez, the SSHS No. 1 girls player, will be playing for the district title today against a Mount Pleasant girl. Sanchez beat the No. 1 player from Texas High on Tuesday.
In girls doubles, the team of Aly Jackson and Lauren Longino are also playing for the 12-4A championship against a Texas High squad.
The top two in each bracket advance to the Class 4A, Region II tournament. However, in the case where second place has not played third place, there is a playback where those two meet to determine the regional qualifier.
If Sanchez or the Jackson/Longino duo win either of their possible two matches today, they will advance.
The other SSHS girls doubles team of Morgan McCormack and Katie Hettich are playing against Mount Pleasant for third place. If they win, they could be in position for a possible playback.
In mixed doubles, two SSHS teams are playing for third place and a possible playback. Kyle Williams and Jessica Henry will be facing Landon McCaig and Crystal Figueroa today.
In boys doubles, two SSHS teams are also facing each other for third place and a possible playback. Brant Small and Jacob Harris are playing Erich Hartin and Jordan Horne for third.
Today's matches were scheduled to start at 8:30 a.m. at the MPHS tennis courts.
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From: "Sandy Paterson " <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] calibrating for common ancestor - QUESTION?
Date: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 09:45:05 +0100
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Hi John
Population growth comes from the mean number of sons per father which
is an input.
Let's call it m.
So m = 1.06 could be expected to result in a population growth rate
of 6% per generation.
When testing the software, I built in checks for both mutation rates
and population growth rates. By this I mean I calculated 'observed
mutation rates' and 'observed population growth rates' and compared
them to the values targeted.
Even after many simulations, you find that the observed mutation
rates display some statistical variation, but not much, and they
are quite tightly grouped around the targeted rates.
Resultant population growth rates worried me for a while because
they tend on average to be higher than what one would expect from
the mean sons per father used. Not much higher, but there was a
clear bias.
After a while I came to the conclusion that what I was measuring
was the population growth rate of the survivors, which would, on
average be higher that that of the lines that go extinct, and that
the two groups combined would exhibit an average of the target rate.
I haven't worked out a way to verify that though.
For this particular simulation, I did use a much higher population
growth rate than I would normally use. It was an attempt at simulating
how the R1b1b2e modal may have mutated. From what I've read about this
particular grouping, they were thought to have been prolific breeders,
hence the high assumption. I think I used m = 1.2
The fact that the resulting growth rate was less than 20% is probably
just statistical variation due in part to the small number of generations
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Marking both the inaugural performances under newly appointed Artistic Director Kevin Irving and the final season of Principal Dancer Alison Roper, Oregon Ballet Theatre will present their opening program, DREAM, at the grand Keller Auditorium. This double bill offers Christopher Stowell's effervescent and witty A Midsummer Night's Dream, based on the classic Shakespearean comedy, alongside the company's first work by renowned Spanish choreographer Nacho Duato, Por Vos Muero. In DREAM, Ms. Roper reprises the role of Titania in Stowell's A Midsummer Night's Dream, which she originated in 2007, and also appears in the premier of Duato's Por Vos Muero.
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Originally choreographed in 2007 for Oregon Ballet Theatre, Christopher Stowell's A Midsummer Night's Dream, set to the ethereal Felix Mendelssohn score, is notable for its wit, charm, and lush Pacific Northwest-inspired sets and costumes. The characters from Shakespeare's classic comedy are clearly drawn, with fantastic dancing even as the story is being told. Students from the School of Oregon Ballet Theatre join the company as dragonflies and lightning bugs in the fairy realm, and the OBT Orchestra performs live for every show.
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Cultural policy and copyright: Implications for education. A conversation with Siva Vaidhyanathan
Kapitzke, Cushla & Vaidhyanathan, Siva (2006) Cultural policy and copyright: Implications for education. A conversation with Siva Vaidhyanathan. Policy Futures in Education, 4(4), pp. 446-453.
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This is a transcript of an interview with Siva Vaidhyanathan which was published in the journal, Policy Futures in Education. Vaidhyanathan teaches at the New York University Steinhardt School of Education and is well known for his books, Copyrights and Copywrongs (2001) and The Anarchist in the Library: How peer-to-peer networks are transforming politics, culture, and information (2003). Some of the issues canvassed in the interview by Kapitzke include theories of copyright, the idea/expression dichotomy, and the inclusion of copyright in international trade relations.
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On today's Meet The Press, David Gregory asked a question of Steve Colbert, the real Steve Colbert. The question was about why Steve Colbert would ever write another book. Steve said that it was rude of Gregory even ask that question. He told Gregory that he must not have read the book, and that if he had to ask that question, then he (Gregory) was out of touch with his viewers.
Steve Colbert to David Gregory.....
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