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Father and Two Sons Sell Illegal Hunts on Craigslist
Craigslist was the selling venue that three men from Douglas County, Colorado used to offer their hunting services. The Morrow family from Castle Rock, offered hunts for trophy elk and deer without a license, charging fees up to $3500 and an additional $2500 for a kill fee if a trophy animal was taken. The father and his sons, the Morrows, would purchase residential hunting licenses. They would then solicit clients, who wanted a trophy hunt in Colorado.
During the hunt, clients were accompanied by a member of the Morrow family who had a legal hunting license. The client would be offered an opportunity to kill an animal, which the Morrows would then falsely claim was killed by one of them. Gary Morrow admitted to the investigator that the men knew that what they were doing was illegal. Under Colorado law, only a legal license holder may shoot a game animal.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials said Monday that Zachary Morrow was sentenced to two years' probation and fined nearly $22,000. Gary Morrow and Jacob Morrow were placed on two years' probation and fined more than $9,000. From Colorado DOW.
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More illegal hunts
Submitted by 1bighldog2 on Wed, 2012-10-03 05:13.
Check this out. I was looking for property to hunt on and came across this post. Hope he sets up and gets caught. You can get a legitimate place to stay for that kind of money.
Crime is dumb, defending criminals is dumber!
Submitted by Will_Hunt4Food on Sun, 2012-09-16 19:07.
I'm glad I wasted my time reading the "True" story! All it did was convince me how guilty they all were and the person writing it is basing her opinion on emotions and not facts. "Law is reason free from passion" -Aristotle. That and she clearly doesn't understand how undercover police work and the laws and ethics invovled in how they work. She may use as many adjectives as she wants to describe the father, "hardworking, law abiding, ethical, caring and loving" but that doesn't negate the fact that the law was broken and he needed to be punished. Even if he chose to "Fall on the sword" for his children and purger himself to lighten their sentence, Perjury is misdemeanor offense punishable by up to a year in prison, he was admitting guilt. Case closed.
Colorado Wildlife Injustice – Is anyone interested in the truth?
Submitted by cindy1cellus on Sun, 2012-04-29 08:57.
I am writing this article because I know that there has been an incredible injustice done to a Colorado Native man, who used to have a great name in this fine State. There was a time when the name Gary Morrow stood for pride, hardworking, law abiding, ethical, caring and loving Father and Family man. Now, after a dishonest court case outcome Gary Morrow's name has become synonymous with criminal, wildlife offender and guilty. This is simply not true and should have NEVER happened!!
I would like to tell everyone about this incredible injustice to not only help clear Gary Morrow's name, but to warn other parents and families that this can happen to them too (even if their kids are in their 20's), and it is simply not fair.
The basis of this entire story is with a court case that was filed in 2009. Gary's sons, who are extremely entrepreneurial, but with the economy being in such bad shape, had decided to offer up their own legal elk tag for that year to another hunter, forgoing their own hunting year in order to give someone a chance at a hunt of a lifetime. Also, Gary's youngest son shot an elk on their OWN property, with a legal tag, during the legal season that happened to have Gary's name on it, while Gary was out of the Country and without his knowledge. THAT was the "crime" that ended up dragging Gary Morrow's good name through the proverbial internet mud. The boys used their legal tags and sold it to A hunter (each of them) and guided these two hunters on the hunt of their life. And one son shot an elk on opening day, legally, and put Gary's legal tag on the bull.
The true injustice was actually the fact that his oldest son's hunter was an undercover agent. This government agent actually went on the hunt, knowing it was an illegal hunt, ACTUALLY SHOT THE ELK (to make their case stronger), and then drank beer at the Ranch to celebrate and drove home. Has anyone ever heard of an undercover cop posing as a hit man being hired to kill someone and then actually goes through with it and kills the victim just to make their case stronger …heavens no. Gary's boys realize what they did was wrong, and took responsibility for it from the beginning, but Gary had absolutely no choice.
Gary was against his boys guiding hunters from the very beginning, and told the court and the DOW this on MANY occasions. But, the DOW wanted to get Gary (the "Godfather" of hunting in their eyes), so basically told Gary he would have to plead the same deal as his boys or the DA was going to give his boys FELONIES which would take their hunting privileges away for life. To Gary, family comes first, but for the DOW to make Gary choose to either fight for his own innocence or to help his boys to ensure they can hunt with their own children in the future was absolutely unbelievable. Gary had everything needed in order to fight this case, and absolutely would have, and even went as far as to walk out of the court room because he couldn't even get the word guilty out of his mouth. But, being the good family man that he is, Gary chose to protect his sons and plead guilty for one misdemeanor with his sons.
Is that what justice is supposed to be? Plead guilty or we give your sons a stronger sentence. That should NEVER happen. The final outcome was not only the misdemeanor, but it was serious fines as well as all 3 Morrow's having their hunting privileges taken away for 15 years. Gary is 55 years old and now cannot even go fishing with his family. Gary is an upstanding citizen, and has even acquired a concealed weapon permit after this all happened, which requires a serious background check and is not just given to anyone. Gary can carry a concealed weapon, but cannot carry a fishing pole to his favorite fishing hole. WHAT?
Here is where it gets really bad. The DOW decided to make an example of this case and wrote an article on their Colorado Wildlife Parks website. They wrote, "Three Douglas County men who were caught reselling Colorado big-game licenses…" (Gary never sold his tag) they wrote, "…officers showed that the three men, a father and two sons, advertised guided big-game hunts on the popular internet marketplace in 2009 and 2010…" (Again, Gary never advertised, and it was only the 2009 season.) Once this article was published it was picked up NOT by 1, 2, or 3 sites, but 18,000 different news sites. Of course the quotes were not the exact same as what was written in the DOW website. Some sites stated, "3 fined for selling hunts," "a father and his son's plead guilty for criminal activity." It went on and on. The bottom line is that Gary Morrow's good name has forever been tarnished.
It is absurd that due to the DOW strong arming Gary, he will not be able to do the one thing he loves more than anything which is hunt and fish with his family. The fact that the internet can publish stories, based on an untruth written originally by the DOW, and publish it across the world is unbelievable as well. The bottom line is that Gary had nothing to do with his son's hunts, did not profit from them in anyway, and was against it completely when he even found out about it after the fact. And to put Gary responsible for one of his son's shooting an elk on their own property while Gary was out of the Country is also absurd.
I urge news media to pick up THIS story, and publish it in 18,000 different sites. THIS story is actually true. Beware families, as it appears that government entities allow for blackmailing in order to make an example and to justify their time and energy spent in an investigation (over 2 years in this case) that never needed to go as far as it did.
Truth isn't relative! You're
Submitted by COMeatHunter on Mon, 2012-04-30 21:45.
Truth isn't relative! You're guilty of breaking the law, you got caught and were punished. STOP WHINING and post this trash somewhere else.
Family knew what they were doing was Illegal
Submitted by goatmommy1 on Mon, 2011-10-31 17:40.
This gentleman and his family admitted that what they had done was illegal!! Collecting money from others that lived out of state, they did not have outfitting or guide licenses, and all that they got was a slap on the wrist.. For this crime they should be spending some time in prison and lose all of their hunting privileges for life along with their guns!!
They may be a great family,but what they did was totally illegal and as for the undercover officer,he had to go through with the whole thing in order to make the prosecution stick, against these people. They are what is giving hunters a bad name.
Submitted by TheTruthWillSet... on Mon, 2011-10-10 18:47.
These articles are so ridiculous and one-sided. If you would like to know the truth read this:
First, the Morrow family is a close, loving, ethical, proud family who happens to love hunting, which has been passed down for generations. (AND THEY JUST HAPPEN TO BE INCREDIBLE, ETHICAL HUNTERS!) After generations, Jake and Zach, both being very entrepreneurial, looked into offering guides since they knew they were able to get hunters to big game animals that some hunters may not see in their lifetime. In 2009, with the economy being in such bad shape, they decided to offer up their own legal tag for that year (not allowing them to hunt that year, but to allow someone else to use their ONE tag to possibly get an animal of a lifetime). THAT and ONLY THAT was the crime that everyone is speaking about. They used their legal tag and sold it to A hunter (each of them) and guided these two hunters on the hunt of their life. (THE BEST PART OF THIS WHOLE THING IS THAT ONE OF THE TWO HUNTERS WAS ACTUALLY AN UNDERCOVER GAME WARDEN AND HE WAS THE ONE THAT ACTUALLY SHOT THE ANIMAL! He certainly did not need to do that, nor did he need to drink beer to celebrate after and then drive home.) They plead guilty for this one misdemeanor, paid their fines, and did their community service. THAT WAS IT! But, the DOW decided they wanted to try to bury the Morrow family by bringing their own DAD into this whole process. Just because the boys happen to take their game to their own Dad's ranch, and because Gary has always helped his sons hunt when he could (even though he had nothing to do with these two hunts). Gary had even heard about his boys doing this well after their hunts were booked and told them it was a very bad idea and they should not do it. Not to mention the family would not be able to hunt together that year, which never happened until 2009. But, the DOW wanted to get the whole family, so basically told Gary he would have to plea the same deal as his boys or they were going to give his own boys felonies or a much stiffer sentence. He agreed, even though there was no evidence that he had anything to do with it. As a matter of fact there were false statements made that are now being looked into with the Case that Gary filed after the guilty pleas where completed. Gary's hands were tied and he was basically blackmailed to plead guilty because his hands were tied and he is a FATHER first and did not want his boys to go without hunting with their children later in life. Gary had to wait until that case was finalized before getting the actual truth out. Now his hands aren't tied and the truth will be set free!! They are talking about 3 separate elk here, one of which was shot on Gary's property while Gary was in Cabo on a cruise. How on earth should Gary pay for that when his son shot the elk on his own property with a legal tag, for the season? Families have been known for years to let someone in the family shoot and put which ever tag is legal on the animal (whoever's name is on it). Everyone knows it happens even though it is also against the law, but really, are we just getting ridiculous? Every time I hear the words poaching, criminals, or this has been going on for years, it just makes my stomach sick. The truth will come out and it will certainly not reflect well on the DOW!!
Submitted by COMeatHunter on Mon, 2011-10-31 22:16.
INCREDIBLE! That is a word I would use to describe your comments. Incredibly stupid! I could also use the word RIDICULOUS, but I think incredible is slightly better.
How in the world can you twist the definition of "ethical" to fit the very scenario you describe above? The truth is, what these brothers did was ILLEGAL. PERIOD! You cannot take money from someone to hunt with your tag. All tags in the state of Colorado are non-transferrable. That means another family member, a friend, an acquaintance, a total stranger from out of state, anyone other than the person written on the license can not hunt with that tag. Add to that no guide or outfitters license and you have another ILLEGAL and unethical action. If the father wasn't involved, then he shouldn't have admitted to any guilt. It's not doing any favors to his sons to take the rap let alone his saintly reputation as an ethical hunter.
With your example of ethical, I know a few used car salesmen that would love to sell you a perfectly good, almost brand new car with an unlimited lifetime warranty. After all, the economy isn't too good for used cars right now and if they need to offer such a warranty (with no intention of honoring it) to sell cars, well that's OK and still ethical. Right? Never mind the car breaks down a week later and the salesman gives you the cold shoulder.
Here's what's legal. YOU buy a license. YOU hunt with YOUR license. YOU harvest the animal on the license during the season that's written on the license (that means YOU are the actual person pulling the trigger). YOU punch YOUR tag and remove all edible portions of meat from the field. YOU give meat to family and friends (or perfect strangers from out of state) to enjoy, with a letter of donation, if needed. Hunting in this fashion is legal, honest, ethical, and fun.
Pretty clear to me. Pull your head out and realize a crime was committed. And the boys should feel lucky to have not lost their hunting priviledges for life. I said it before in my comment--if you can't play by the rules then you shouldn't be allowed to play at all. If you don't like the rules, then do something to change them legitimately, call your state representative, attend DOW meetings and bring up your concerns, write letters to the state wildlife commission, etc. But if you decide to just break the rules because you don't agree with them, be willing to accept the penalties that come along as baggage. Go peddle you crap arguments somewhere else.
Here's another case that just
Submitted by hunter25 on Fri, 2011-10-07 17:34.
Here's another case that just amazes me. I have said over and over that hopefully poachers will get the message by the fines and punishment given to others but that obviously will never happen. Teh thought of a quick buck will blind people to the belief that they will get caught I guess. But to openly and brazenly do it the way they were shows just how stupid they can get while doing it.
The punishment doesn't seem like nearly enough deterrent in this one though to get the attention of others pulling the same illegal activities.
i fully understand that are
Submitted by ndemiter on Wed, 2011-10-05 11:28.
i fully understand that are legal systems are overrun with perpetrators, and that the jails are packed full... but when you have people that do non-violent crimes, i agree with probabtion. i just think in this case their fines should have been serious ($10k for each offense) and they should lose privileges under the wildlife violators compact (in most states) for life.
i think that the fines should get paid directly to the game and fish department instead of it going to the state corrections board and then to be destributed (which is how it works here, i think)
it looks like they were tricking people into "landowner" tags that were "transferable" which is too bad that the clients didn't catch on once they killed an animal.
this kind of thing is just sad.
I got the more and more
Submitted by GooseHunter Jr on Tue, 2011-10-04 18:50.
I got the more and more recently newsleetr email from DOW referring to this article. My draw about hit the floor when I saw were they admitted they knew what they were doing was wrong and that they only get two years probation. Thety should have to do some jail time for knowingly breaking the law. To boot they will most likely lose there priledges for up to 5 years...just a guess on my part. But the one one kid did break the Samson Law so he could possibly lose it for life. Just have heard alot about poaching lately but not alot of people lossing the privledge for life. I hope they do collect all the monies and I do hope they get some serious loos of time from hunting. I still the that jail time would almost be more effective that than loss of hunting time. throw them in jail for 2 years and see if they wanna try poaching again. just taking away their privleges is not gonna stop them from going and shooting something out of season or with out a tag. They will just be more sneaky about it.
I'm glad they were caught too
Submitted by COMeatHunter on Tue, 2011-10-04 14:50.
I'm glad these jerks were caught too. I hope they collect every penny of the fines and completely revoke their hunting priviliedges for life. Can't play by the rules then you shouldn't get to play.
I am glad that these people
Submitted by deerhunter30 on Tue, 2011-10-04 11:27.
I am glad that these people were caught and delt with. hopefully other pochers see this and think twice about trying to do something wrong out in the woods.
Wonder how long these people got away with it? You think these people who went on the hunts would think it was a li9ttle weird and question it a little bit when the guide would say that he harvested the animal.
Maybe that is how they were found out.
Yes, these people are
Submitted by Retired2hunt on Tue, 2011-10-04 09:12.
Yes, these people are criminals and I do agree that their punishment really doesn't pursuade another from breaking the law. When I received this article from Co Parks and Wildlife I had to send it to BGH for their review and possible posting.
I think the more attention this stuff gets the more likely we will eventually push and attain harsher fines. Part of the issue in my opinion is our current definition of the charge. The three criminals were each charged with aggravated illegal possession of wildlife. The "Aggravated" part meaning three or more animals were found. Personally I think it should be lowered to two animals as having more than one illegally possessed animal means you are habitual. Then as more animals are included or found a far larger stepped fine or mandatory jail time is required. Just my opinion. Luckily we have the "Samson surcharge" in effect as $10,000 was added to total fine because of the trophy bull elk that he had possession of. Unfortunately to save time and money several of the felony charges were dropped for this plea bargain.
What is incredible is that this was a father and his two sons. Nice parenting skills there on teaching ethics and values! Not! They had been doing this for years so they were making based on their prices a pretty good amount of "extra" spending money. Probably more than the fines totaled. They are still up for a hearing later to suspend their hunting privelidges so hopefully a very long suspension is given and that helps dissuade other poachers. These three criminals also received 75 hours of volunteer services towards a wildlife agency. I do like that part of their sentences as it gives back towards what they stole from.
Boy, talk about getting
Submitted by Ca_Vermonster on Tue, 2011-10-04 08:33.
Boy, talk about getting ballsy. You would have to think that any logical person would know that someone would figure out what they are doing. But then again, maybe poachers are not the most reputable bunch anyway.
I would think that the clients who paid to go elk hunting, would start to wonder why the guide or other family member was trying to say he shot the animal. Not sure on CO laws, if they need to physically check the animal or not. So, maybe it was done after the fact, long after the hunter had headed home with his trophy.
I see lots of stuff like this offered over Craigslist, and even though I have never been truly tempted to call, I am always curious. Some of the hunts sound too good to be true. I guess the moral of the story would be to always check with the proper authorities about the legality of your hunt. Alot of places have confusing regulations, but that's all the more reason to call Fish & Game instead of trusting someone off of craigslist.
Glad to see they got some punishment. Not good enough in my opinion, but it's a start.
These are the twisted folks
Submitted by SGM on Tue, 2011-10-04 06:28.
These are the twisted folks that hurt honest hunters every day and our beloved sport. I think they got off light. Their hunting and fishing privileges should have been revoked for life to include all reciprocal states with Colorado. They admitted doing wrong but only stopped when caught, pathetic!
Wow!! they admitted to wrong
Submitted by numbnutz on Tue, 2011-10-04 00:32.
Wow!! they admitted to wrong doing and only got 2 years probation and a pretty small fine by my standards. Its because of light punishment that stuff like this continues to happen. When will law enforcement and the courts wake up and put an end to this illegal poaching of these trophy animals. If they want this to stop they need to make the punishment alot harsher other wise its just a slap on the hand and the poachers will be back at it again only smater and covering there butts not to get caught. there is legislation in Oregon now to raise the minimum fines as well as mandatory jail time for illegal taking trophy animals. I hope it passes and its enforced. There have been to many stoires lately about stuff like this and it needs to stop. after all us who fallow the laws and pay for all of out licence and tags are having our trophy animals taken right away from us, and i dont feel like enough is being done to stop it, I'm not sure how much more prevention can be done but when someone get caught the courts could start making an example to the rst of the poachers oout there and maybe they'll think twice abouut it. Sorry for the rant, this just makes me mad.


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Rome - Italy said Wednesday that 4 000 immigrants have reached its shores by boat in the past two days - the highest number since it launched a naval operation to rescue them at sea in the wake of two shipwrecks last year.
"The landings are non-stop and the emergency is increasingly glaring," Interior Minister Angelino Alfano told Rai Uno public radio, adding that a corpse had been found on one of the migrant boats rescued.
Alfano estimated that 15,000 migrants crossing the Mediterranean had been rescued so far this year and said up to 600,000 migrants from Africa and the Middle East were ready to set off from Libyan shores.
He called on the international community to set up "refugee camps" in Libya and said the next six months would be "extremely difficult" because favourable weather conditions meant more would make the crossing.
Italy reported a 60-percent increase in asylum claims last year - mainly people fleeing the war in Syria - although the number of arrivals is still lower than in the wake of the Arab Spring revolts in 2011.
"Europe must take the situation in hand. It cannot say that, having given 80 million euros ($110 million) to Frontex, the problem has been resolved," Alfano said, referring to the European Union's border control agency.
Alfano, who is also head of the New Centre-Right party, also said that "the procedure for expelling those who do not have a right to stay in Italy should be sped up, but we should welcome those who have a right to asylum".
The latest increase comes just ahead of European Parliament elections next month and lawmakers from the anti-immigration Northern League Ä a small opposition party - have been quick to weigh in on the issue.
MPs Davide Caparini and Nicola Molteni released a statement urging Alfano to stop the arrivals "by turning them back" and complained that asylum-seekers were getting better treatment "than any Italian citizen".
But Silvia Canciani, a spokesperson for the Association for Legal Studies on Immigration (ASGI), which carries out research and provides legal aid for asylum-seekers, played down the scale of the new influx.
"The number of people arriving is increasing but it is only becoming an emergency because of the bad management of Italy's asylum system," she said.
She warned there was "no more space" in asylum and immigration centres, stressing that vulnerable migrants such as minors risked not receiving the care they needed if they were put up only in temporary structures.
Senator Luigi Manconi from the centre-left Democratic Party, head of the human rights committee in parliament, also agreed the problem was Italy's own.
"We are not facing an invasion, absolutely not. We have to criticise ourselves for not putting in the necessary measures in time," he said.
The navy said it had rescued around 2 500 migrants of the 4 000 arrivals and that others were being intercepted by merchant ships and coast guard vessels.
"This is the highest number we have had over a 48-hour period since Mare Nostrum began," a navy spokesperson told AFP.
The navy also said it had begun identity checks on the migrants with police officers on board.
"Some have documents, others do not. We are still trying to ascertain the countries of origin," the spokesperson said.
Italy began its naval operation "Mare Nostrum" (Our Sea) - a Latin reference to the Mediterranean - after more than 400
migrants from Eritrea and Syria perished in twin tragedies off Italian shores in October 2013.
The navy said it has carried out health checks on board and fed the new arrivals, who were taken to the ports of Augusta and Pozzallo in Sicily.
Six large tents were set up in Pozzallo on Wednesday to offer shelter to the migrants when they arrive. Others have already been taken to other parts of the country.

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JAKE LAMAR is the author of a memoir, six novels, numerous essays, reviews and short stories and, most recently, a play. He is a recipient of the Lyndhurst Prize (for his first book, Bourgeois Blues), a prestigious Centre National du Livre grant (for his upcoming novel Posthumous), France's Grand Prix for best foreign thriller (for Nous Avions un Rêve, the French translation of his novel The Last Integrationist), and a Beaumarchais grant for his play Brothers in Exile.
Brothers in Exile a play by Jake Lamar
On February 25th, 2013 a reading of Jake Lamar's Brothers in Exile was held at the Théâtre du Rond Point in Paris, France.
Brothers in Exile is a play about the complex relationship between Richard Wright, James Baldwin, and Chester Himes in Paris in the 1950s.
William Nadylam read the role of Richard Wright, Cyril Guei was James Baldwin, and Alex Descas was Chester Himes... a reader (for the stage directions) and five additional actors brought Brothers in Exile to the stage for the first time.
Read the full write-up here.
About Jake
Born and raised in the Bronx, New York, he graduated from Harvard University and then spent six years writing for Time magazine. In 1993, he went to Paris intending to stay for a year; he now lives there full-time with his wife.
His new novel, titled Posthumous, will be published first in France, by Rivages, in September 2014. The novel is about an art historian named Toby White and his effort to write the story of the turbulent life of the Dutch painter Femke Versloot, from Nazi-occupied Rotterdam to Greenwich Village at the height of the Abstract Expressionist revolution of the 1950s, to 21st century Northern California in the tense days after the September 11 attacks.


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Pikes Peak - The Race To The Clouds
By Thom Cannell
Senior Editor
Detroit Bureau
Pikes Peak Colorado July 5, 2006; The race to the clouds, the race of 156 turns, the 12.4-mile race to 14,100'.
Has the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb become less renowned than when Louis Unser ruled the hill? Even in 2006 Leonard Vahsholtz and David Donner, hardly household names outside Colorado, define the race, as do younger members of the Dallenbach clan, Paul and Wally.
Despite the essentially local nature of the Pikes Peak Hillclimb, it remains one of the few Internationally known and revered races in the US; only the Indy 500, Daytona 500 and 24 Hours, and Sebring have similar stature in the racing world.
Pikes Peak remains a challenge in the minds of competitors in New Zealand, Japan, Germany and elsewhere.
Thus an invitation to revisit the Hill, a place I cut my journalistic teeth on 25 years ago, was welcome. Volkswagen proposed to tackle this intimidating hill climb—populated with 700 horsepower Pro Trucks, purpose-built hill climb specials, rally cars and (thank God) a few upright sprinters—with three bog-stock Touareg SUVs.
It's not as crazy as it seems, though Touareg's V10 TDIs have 308 horsepower and weigh 5,086 pounds, their turbodiesel engines give
Note that these were 2006 50-state legal vehicles, on sale September 1 and running on sponsor Shell Oil's ultra-low sulfur fuel, the kind of fuel that will be mandatory for all US diesels this fall.
Any racing fan knows that when accelerating out of corners, torque, not horsepower, is king. Plus, turbocharged engines loose a fraction of their power to altitude while normally aspirated vehicle loose nearly half their ponies. So there was method in this Teutonic madness.
There were another three aces in VW's sleeve, Ryan Arciero, Mark Miller, and Danny Sullivan. The later two best known for their incredible
We arrived in Colorado Springs and the first thing I recognized was Bobby Unser; truly there is justice in the world. Though not a competitor, he drove the Porsche Cayenne pace car, the first time Porsche has taken that position.
As late arrivals, we tried to pick up on the local buzz, which is better appreciated from near-antique motels in Manitou Springs than race HQ in Colorado Springs. If you're visiting and don't insist on "starred" accommodations, stay in Manitou Springs, it's way cooler than any place you'll find in the city.
The buzz surrounded the VW entries; a Suzuki Gran Vitara entered by Japan's Nubohiro Tajima, President of Suzuki Sport Company, Ltd predicted have a shot at beating Rod Millen's 1994 record-holding run of 10:04 in an AWD Celica; local hot shoes like Vahsholtz, Bobby Regester, the Dallenbachs in their Stock Cars and Open Class specials, and almost 100 riders of motorcycles, quads, and sidecars.
Two purpose-built diesel big
Race day morning we arrived at the start line, consumed ritual breakfast burritos and coffee, and attended the driver briefing. Mark and Ryan brought their crew and team transporter plastered with the logos of sponsors Red Bull, Oakley, VW, Shell Oil, NAVTEQ, and Nitto Tires.
From atop the transport's rear deck, officials announced the day's order. Vehicles would go in singles (cars) or groups (cycles) at two-minute intervals with five minutes between classes. As the VWs were running in Exhibition Class, they were the last to run before the cycles, and were fortunate to do so.
First off were two Cobras, the big rigs, then cycles, followed by all three Touaregs. Prior to the start, several modifications had been made to
VW engineers disconnected some systems you'd never mess with (or know how to) like the ABS, Electronic Brake Distribution, Electronic Stability Control, and the air conditioning. All to make race trucks out of stock vehicles. Additionally, the vehicle was locked in Sport chassis mode—lowest ground clearance—and the flashing warning lights were taped over. There were no engine changes, nor chassis modifications.
Proving that pundits were correct, Len Vahsholtz took top honors at 12:06 on a full course run. Tajima shared first place honors on a
Post-race Sullivan, says "it's the real thing. We're not competing against field, but the car is capable. To be really fast, you have to know the turns cold. The trick is to be smooth, racing between corners—some I do remember—and you have to be respectful, a mistake and what are you going to do?"
Arciero says the SUV is "so stock we could even listen to the radio on the way up," but "no way we'd memorize all 156 turns…" VW team members speak about the International import of stock diesels competing and winning. "This is the perception change," one says, "momentum," says another, "we go dormant and we're screwed" (we loose the image of diesels as clean and powerful.)
Miller admits he's used the onboard NAVTEQ navigation to glance ahead for the really big hairpins in practice, makes no mention of dividing his attention during the race. Mark says he "could have gone faster," as does every driver I've met. "Maybe could have done 13:59, 13:58. (I) messed up one of the "Ws" and the second W was not fast, maybe (I) lost 10 seconds." Mark said that in his opinion, "everything went as planned, those guys (team) over delivered." While 14:08 minutes won't rewrite the entire record book, it does establish a Luxury SUV record, a stock diesel record, and proves that this absolutely stock grocery getter and soccer practice transport can beat Baja Pro Trucks, many Hill Climb Specials, and those wonderful upright Championship cars to the top of Pikes Peak.
Race over, Miller and Sullivan head for the airport, Tunisia and more racing. The rest of us go back to the hotel for a victory celebration. It's not every day a team finishes 1-2-3 and writes new history for a race and a company.
Text and Images Copyright Thom Cannell 2006 all rights reserved


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SNOW, SNOW, SNOW: It's never too early to start snapping shots of the gorgeous snow that has descended on the Mancos Valley. The 4th Annual Snow Show will take place concurrent with the Mancos Melt, sometime in March 2013. The next show will be featuring some very "snappy" prizes, so start shooting now while everything is white!
OPEN SHUTTER GALLERY: The Gallery, 735 Main Avenue, Durango, is featuring an exhibit of mixed-media photographs by Kamil Vojnar in a show titled "Elsewhere". These unique images are printed on various different materials including wood, aluminum and canvas, as well as traditional photographic paper. Born in Czechoslovakia he studied in Prague, then at the Philadelphia Art Institute after he came to the U.S. When he left his home country illegally it was still communist, but eventually he became a U.S. citizen. His work is highly individualistic, and romantic, employing collage technique, combined with his photography. This show will run through Jan. 16.
Upcoming in 2013, the gallery will hang a community show, featuring photographers from Durango, and the surrounding area. The show will run from Jan. 18 through Jan. 31. For information about how to get into this show, see www.openshuttergallery.com. Opening on Feb. 1 (running through March 28) the gallery will show "The Journey is the Destination" - a compendium of written journals augmented by the photography of artist Dan Eldon.
During the holiday season, Open Shutter will remain open late on Tuesdays.
CASH MOB AT THE RAVEN: The Cash Mob at Raven House on Saturday, Dec. 8 was fantastic - the artists outdid themselves with snacks to lure us shoppers to stay a bit, look at more wonderful items, and visit with their friends. Everybody left with something(s) in the Raven's new shiny black shopping bags. We'll post info about the next cash mob in January.
KICKOFF OF OLDE FASHIONED CHRISTMAS: The tradition of the annual tree lighting has grown to include most everyone on Grand Avenue. The Columbine featured hot chocolate and cookies for all comers, plus Mac Neely's annual cookie contest. There were about 15 entrants! Marianne Griffin won the award for the best all-around cookie. Next door, there was a mob of artists at Painted Turtle, working with fusing glass. The Geeks served green chili stew, with live music. It was a night of meeting, greeting, and getting into the holiday spirit.
SUNDAY SOCIALS: Beehive will be open every Sunday until Christmas with the most marvelous and unique gifts, music, refreshments and fun. There is always something at the Beehive that you don't see anywhere else!
CALL FOR ENTRIES: The Town Gallery is working on the 2013 show schedule, and is actively seeking applications for exhibits. Contact Dian Law at email@example.com for more information. All forms of visual art, paintings, photography, sculpture, etc, are acceptable.
COWBOY HOLIDAY: Goodnight Trail Gallery of Western Art and Nathaniels Hats will host the annual "Christmas on the Trail" on Dec. 18 - art, chuckwagon chow, music, western "gear" show. More gift shopping, more hanging out on Grand, more visiting. Holy Cow! Almost Christmas.
LIGHTING UP THE HOLIDAY: Spearheaded by Kelly Kilgore Chilcott, the contest for Christmas lights on Mancos businesses concluded last Friday night at the community dinner! The competition was fierce! The 1st place winner was the Mancos Inn, taking home a beautiful Navajo rug donated by Kilgore Indian Arts. The 2nd place went to Geeks on Grand, and in 3rd place was Olio. Dian Law and Marianne Griffin (from the Arts Council) plus Hardison Collins (Beehive) were the official judges. Honorable Mentions were awarded to The Valley Inn, and the Mancos Valley Bank.
KEEP IN TOUCH: Let me know what's happening in the arts community. I'd love to publish info about your event, show, concert, play, whatever! Call me: 970-533-7536. I have a fairly a new email address: email@example.com.


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This is all but two sections of Fain Cemetery. I am currently working on the last two. I hope you find what you need from these records. They have not been updated since the late 80's.
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Choosing where to put your money is one of the more important decisions, so take time to consider which bank is right for you.
You'll need a bank account in which to put your student loan, and to help you manage your day-to-day finances.
But remember that banks are desperate to attract students because they're seen as potential high-earners, and long-term customers.
As a result, most banks try to tempt new student customers with attractive gifts and incentives, so take time to see what each is offering before signing up.
"You have to weigh all the different perks up," says Nikki Foster, a financial adviser with Chase de Vere.
"Generally most of the major banks offer similar deals for students so it can almost boil down to what free gift they're offering.
"Some hand out cash, but others will offer railcard discounts for instance, which some young people will find especially useful."
But the Bank of Scotland is among those offering no incentives at all.
However, remember that the freebies should be treated as a bonus, and not necessarily the main reason for choosing the bank itself, so consider the following more fundamental issues.
Most students will fall into debt, so it's crucial your bank can offer an interest-free overdraft.
These will vary in terms of the amounts on offer but most start at about £1,000 in your first year, rising to £2,000 in year four or five.
But check what will happen if you accidentally go over your limit. The Royal Bank of Scotland will charge 29.8% for an unauthorised overdraft. That compares with 17.81% at NatWest.
"The one thing to be very, very careful of is don't go into unasthorised borrowing because the penalties are very, very harsh," warns Melanie Stewart of Moneyfacts.
You can, of course, arrange an authorised overdraft. Charges are cheaper - as little as 0% - but again vary enormously.
Ask if the bank offers an internet or telephone service, foreign currency, and crucially, check to see which banks have branches or cashpoints on your campus or near your university.
Find out if the bank has a student adviser to help you with your finances, and what services are on offer for when you leave university and start your first job.
Lots of questions, but don't be afraid to ask them. Visit your local bank branches or log on to their websites; all will have details about what they offer students
Opening the account
When you have decided which bank you want, you'll need to open your account.
Some ID will be required in order to prove that you are a genuine student, and most banks will ask for a letter of acceptance from the university, or a National Union of Students card.
Some banks like Barclays insist on your student loan cheque being put into the account before handing over any freebies.
Wily students have opened more than one account in the past to get all the free goodies. But now you might find that you are asked to agree that you will only take up one bank's student service.
Using your student account
Bank cards are probably the handiest way to manage your cash, and essentially serve two purposes:
When paying for goods by cheque, you'll usually be asked to produce a guarantee card to ensure the payment of the cheque.
Effectively there are two different types of bank card.
A debit card works in the same way as a cheque, in that it takes money directly from your current account.
Debit cards are handy, as they're swiped through a scanner.
The system usually then checks your account to ensure that the funds are available, and if so, the money is debited from your account and all you have to do is sign the slip.
Credit cards
But what about credit cards? Some students can't wait to get their hands on one and start spending but ask yourself why you need one before taking the plunge.
Credit cards are perhaps most useful in emergencies, for more expensive purchases, buying tickets over the phone or the internet and when travelling abroad.
But remember that if you do use the credit facility the card offers, you will be charged, sometimes at very high rates.
Credit cards are dangerously seductive; they make handing over your cash somehow easier in that you are only confronted by the amounts you've spent each month.
"I hate to see students using credit cards," says Nikki Foster.
"My advice to young people is stay clear of them; most students will be in debt during their time at university, and the last thing you need is to be charged high rates of interest."
But if you have your heart set on a credit card make sure you shop around; if you transfer your balance to a new credit card you should get a discounted or even zero interest rate on the money you owe, usually for the first six months.
But be warned: this rapidly rises to 20% or more once you are an established customer.
It's good to talk
Being a student isn't easy when it comes to money but make use of the different services on offer, and try to establish a good relationship with your bank's student adviser.
Remember that banks see you as a valued customer and will usually want to try to help you with your finances.
"When you're a student you spend a lot of time worrying about finances so get help by speaking to someone on a regular basis at your bank," says Nikki.
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Love this!I went in Sephora yesterday and tried this cleanser for the first time. I love it! I have very sensitive skin and so I'm leary about anything but this left my skin soft and smooth. I guess I just found my new skin care! — 9 years, 2 months agoleo1999 | 678 reviews
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Excellent for rosaceaI have been fighting a lupus flare up all week, which has the unfortunate side effect of making my face cherry red and super sensitive- itchy, blotchy, bumpy- the works! I seriously have been having to fight to keep from clawing at my face like an itchy monkey. When my skin gets like this, it's difficult to find a cleanser that doesn't exacerbate the situation and so I am ever so grateful for Caud...read morealie's Gentle Cleanser. It has a milky, creamy texture that feels velvety soft when you rub it into your skin. It doesn't strip your skin in the slightest. The first time I used it I thought there was no way it could have actually cleaned my skin because it was so gentle, but the toner test showed not a trace of anything left behind. It even removes eye makeup! After washing my face with this, my poor tortured skin feels soothed and calmed and the itching goes away for quite a while to boot. YAY!!!!!! — 4 years, 4 months agoBeautyPirate | 163 reviews
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not wirth the price tagI started using this after a bad skin breakout on my sensitive skin. I heard amazing reviews so i thought it would be my savior. It smells very luxurious, is a great milky smooth consistency, and can be wiped or washed off. Left my skin soft, but seemingly with residue and i didnt feel like my skin was truly clean. It did not soothe my dry skin, and i continued to break out while using it (which ...read moreis unlike my skin). Stopped using after a few weeks and switched to a cheaper product that has been working great. — 6 years, 7 months agokatiecourtney | 172 reviews
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Apple boss dismisses Google Glass, but may do iWatch
Google Glass is "not likely to be a mass market item", but Apple is "incredibly interested" in the broader area of wearable computing, Cook said in an on-stage interview at an AllThingsD conference in California last week.
He predicted there will be "tons of companies playing" in the wearable computing sector but sidestepped a question about whether Apple would be among them with the creation of a rumoured "iWatch" device to be worn on the wrist.
"I don't know a lot of people that wear (glasses) that don't have to," a bespectacled Cook said in a sideways shot at Google Glass.
"The wrist is interesting," he continued in comments live-blogged by AllThingsD. "You still have to convince people it is worth wearing. Most young people don't wear a watch."
Cook rejected the notion that Apple has lost its cool factor and said he was not worried about pressure from competitors such as Samsung, which has seized the crown as the world's top smartphone maker.
Cook contended that Apple has "several more game-changers" in it but declined to give details.
Media experts have described the decision by a number of multi-national advertisers to walk away from deals with
The Financial Times reported that advertisers including Japanese car maker Nissan and Britain's building society Nationwide had cancelled their Facebook advertising campaigns, and Unilever's skincare brand Dove had complained about being associated with misogynistic and other offensive images and comments.
Dove was alerted to the problem when images of its advertising next to misogynistic content began circulating on other social networks like Twitter.
An online campaign aimed at encouraging Facebook to more strictly moderate offensive content was also mounted by interest groups such as Women, Action and The Media and The Everyday Sexism Project. This was targeted at pages on Facebook, which made jokes about rape and domestic violence.
Nationwide and Nissan said they had pulled their Facebook ads while the problem was resolved, and Dove said it was working with Facebook to remove offensive content and refine the targeting of its ads.
Head of digital at M&C Saatchi, Christian Purser, is quoted in the FT describing it as a "watershed moment for Facebook". He said Facebook had to take responsibility for content to keep growing its advertising revenue.
Facebook said it would update its policies on policing content that included "hate speech". This will include updating the guidelines used by operations teams investigate reports of inappropriate content.
"We will increase the accountability of the creators of content that does not qualify as actionable hate speech but is cruel or insensitive, by insisting that the authors stand behind the content they create," a statement from Facebook's vice president of global public policy, Marne Levine said.
It said the company would also establish more formal and direct lines of communication with groups working in related areas, including women's groups, to ensure expedited treatment of content they believed violated standards. "We realise that our defence of freedom of expression should never be interpreted as license to bully, harass, abuse or threaten violence. We are committed to working to ensure that this does not happen within the Facebook community," Ms Levine said.
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U.S. Rep. Bill Pascrell, Jr. (D-NJ-09), a member of the House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Health, today announced that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) awarded a $492,312 federal grant to CircuLite Inc. in Teaneck which develops medical devices to improve the treatment of chronic heart failure. The grant, part of the HHS Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Program, will fund the development of a system that will support infants and young children waiting for heart transplants.
"I commend CircuLite for taking this important step in improving the health of children suffering from life threatening heart conditions," said Rep. Pascrell. "By investing in medical research, we are making a commitment to protecting the health of all Americans while injecting much-needed capital into our fragile economy. It's win-win. Small businesses like CircuLite are the backbone of our economy, and I will continue to fight to ensure they have the federal resources they need to foster innovation in the medical field while creating good jobs right here in New Jersey."
To date, the need for mechanical circulatory support systems for infant and children with congenital and acquired cardiovascular disease has largely been unmet. In the United States, hundreds of infant and children die each year while waiting for a donor heart. This grant will be used to develop a miniaturized controller module and other external components for both CircuLite's Infant and Child Circulatory Support Systems. Refinements to the software and hardware for components used in adults will be made to produce miniature components for infants and small children.
"It is important that the government is recognizing that the pediatric market has been underserved and is supporting the development of much-needed technology," said CircuLite CEO Paul Southworth. "Our SYNERGY system has been proven to effectively support adult chronic heart failure patients, and we look forward to adapting this technology to save the lives of many more children and infants."
This is the second HHS grant that CircuLite has received to support development of the pediatric system, with the first grant of more than $3 million awarded in 2009.
The SBIR program was created by the "Small Business Innovation Development Act of 1982", to ensure that small businesses received a greater share of federal research and development awards. The objectives of the SBIR program are to stimulate technological innovations by small businesses; use an increasing number of small businesses to meet their R&D needs; increase private sector commercialization of innovations derived from R&D awards to small businesses, and; foster and encourage the participation of small businesses, small disadvantaged businesses, women-owned small businesses and small business located in HubZone areas.
Since the implementation of the SBIR program, HHS has received approximately 89,265 Phase I proposals and funded 20,120, with awards exceeding $2.4 billion. For Phase II awards, of the SBIR Program, HHS has received approximately 17,031 proposals and funded 6,951 with awards exceeding $5.7 billion.
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When speaking about J.Lo's romantic relationship with Casper Smart, Benny Medina notes that the 'On the Floor' singer has the tendency to let 'obsessive guys pursue her'.
Jennifer Lopez's tendency to jump from one relationship to another has apparently left her manager worried. In an interview with Vogue magazine about the singer's romance with Casper Smart, Benny Medina admitted, "The thing that I always sort of wished is that she would give herself time to just naturally meet someone, instead of having obsessive guys pursue her."
"The ease with which that obsession becomes a relationship I think sometimes works against her ability to have a real meaningful relationship," the manager, who has handled the careers of Tyra Banks and P. Diddy, elaborated. "And she never half does anything. When she commits to anything in her work, her life or her relationships, she is in it."
On the subject of J.Lo's 18-year age gap with Casper, Medina commented, "She's not oblivious to her own reality right now, as in, 'Damn, I'm 42 with a 24-year-old. Why?' We talked about it yesterday. She was just like, 'It's not even the age, Benny. It's that I just came out of a relationship where I felt like I was kind of not getting what I needed. And I'm open! So somebody who steps in right now and is actually touching me in a way.' It's very fertile ground."
J.Lo began dating Casper shortly after she and third husband Marc Anthony announced their separation after seven years of marriage in July 2011. While the "American Idol" judge stayed silence about their age gap, her backup dancer boyfriend tweeted in January 2012, "Age, status, n opinions of others are irrelevant. Our hearts are endless and our souls infinite."
The "On the Floor" hitmaker was recently forced to shoot down wedding rumors after a tweet about her request for a wedding dress popped out on the Twitter account of fashion designer Roberto Cavalli. Setting the record straight, she wrote on her official website, "Here's the truth now: ROBERTO CAVALLI'S TWITTER ACCOUNT was hacked. The rumor is not true."


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This article was published 1/10/2011 (2149 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
There is a place in Winnipeg, that is home away from home for many. A place where everybody knows your name and portraits of the regular patrons adorn the wall behind the bar. The Bella Vista restaurant, located at Maryland Street and Wolseley Avenue. The Bella is a staple of the West Broadway/Wolseley neighbourhood, and one of my favourite places to be in Winnipeg.
Of course there are many great establishments on the Sherbrook and Maryland strip, such as the Standard, Cousin's, Boon Burger, the Nook, Stella's, and so many others. The entire strip is always alive with activity, and I frequent many of the local establishments, but the Bella has a familiar feel for me. It reminds me of a small-town Manitoba restaurant. Having grown up on a mixed-livestock operation near Rapid City, going to the Bella is like a mini-voyage back to my youth.
I enjoy the many regular patrons, and the political banter enjoyed over local beer served on tap. Their famous pizza is great, made with real cheese and homemade ingredients, and reasonably priced too. The large murals of famous scenic Italian views also add to the ambiance.
The Bella also boasts a regular lineup of great local musical talent. Open jam night, which often features the bluesy musical stylings of Tim Butler & Co. is always a blast.
It is no surprise then, that the Green party chose to host its election-night roundup at the Bella Vista restaurant. Come down on Oct. 4 after 8 p.m. and watch the election results come in with the Green team. We hope to be celebrating the historic election of Manitoba's first Green MLA(s).
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OUT with the old, in with the new. Swindon Town ended 2012 with a 5-0 win at home against Tranmere and on the first day of the New Year repeated the feat when eventually dismissing Portsmouth.
Put the Tranmere first half (when we scored four) and the second half against Pompey (when we put away five) and you have just about the perfect 90 minutes of football.
James Collins has not lived up to my billing that he would be the key summer signing when coming from Shrewsbury but there are two games in a Town shirt which he will never forget – the hat-trick at Premiership Stoke and his four goals past Pompey in little more than 20 minutes after coming on as a second-half substitute.
Having been frustrated by Portsmouth for an hour, Collins was Paolo Di Canio's third and final substitution. Inspired management or a desperate last throw of the dice?
Of course, Collins will rightly get the plaudits. They were all well-taken poacher's goals in or around the six-yard box and he set up the other goal, too. I especially liked his first when he showed great determination to hustle past his marker to score with a diving header.
But the contribution of captain Alan McCormack should not go unheralded.
Macca hit three sublime inch-perfect balls for the final three goals.
Firstly to Collins, who then pulled it back for Hollands to score; secondly, the long ball to Ritchie who then picked out Collins for his fourth, and finally the ball straight on to Collins head for his fifth.
It was also Macca's fine 40-yard pass which set up Andy Williams' best scoring opportunity in the first half.
Fifth place in League One with two games in hand is a place most Swindon fans would be happy to accept at this stage. And the conspiracy theories about how both Orient ad Colchester managed to dodge us by prematurely calling off our Christmas games with them appear to have subsided.
It's January and that means the transfer window is open; frankly, if there were no activity I would not be too perturbed.
Paolo has been noticeably bigging up his loan players (even the palpably unsuccessful ones) ahead of perhaps extending their deals to the end of the season. The key one he needs to nail down is Darren Ward, who has been immense after an inauspicious start to his Swindon career.
And it goes without saying that we must hang on to our Crown Jewels like Matt Ritchie and Wes Foderingham whatever blandishments are put in front of the board.


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Training people through a computer presents a unique set of challenges. Some skills are much harder to teach in an electronic venue. A few examples are sales, negotiation, and customer service. The challenge comes from the following fact: Tests in training should realistically mimic the work people are being trained to perform. Sitting at a computer, with no other human present, makes that realism practically unattainable in e-learning when learning interpersonal skills.
If your e-learning is a virtual classroom session that learners take in small groups, you can still produce realistic exercises and tests; be prepared for some challenges in implementing them, though. You may be using a platform such as WebEx, Adobe Connect, or the like. Asking people to interact with each other to practice a skill through these applications is less intuitive than doing so in person. It might take longer, and learners might be distracted by the software interface being used at the time.
If your e-learning is a tutorial that learners access individually, your options become much narrower. Most e-learning designers end up relying on quizzes as their tests. They use questions such as true-false, multiple choice, matching, re-sequencing, and so on. What they end up with are knowledge tests that can no longer be called practice; the skills part of the tests no longer exists. One way to improve the value of these knowledge-heavy tests is to use situations as the basis for your questions.
Situational questions reproduce the work circumstances relevant to the training. They tell a story and ask the learner to react appropriately. They allow people to decide how the course content applies to the job. Here is an example. If your training was on a new privacy policy implemented at the customer service level, you might see multiple choice questions formulated according to the two below. Question 1 is a pure content-based question. Question 2 is a situational content-based question.
Question 1: Which part of the new privacy policy applies when a customer asks to see another customer's data?
A. Section 1.3
B. Section 1.5
C. Section 1.7
D. Section 1.8
Question 2: If a customer wanted to order the same model as a friend and asked you to look up that person's order history, which response would you choose?
A. "Sure, let me look that up and I can tell you everything that your friend has ordered with us."
B. "I can tell you the model name and number that your friend ordered, but nothing else."
C. "I can't share that information with you."
D. "Our privacy policy doesn't allow us to share any customer information with others."
In situational questions, the work context makes the information that much more relevant and applicable. They prepare people for the actual work issues the training was meant to address. In short, they make your quizzes more realistic and less boring. As an added bonus, they are generally easier to write. Simply ask yourself: "How are people supposed to use this information on the job?" and "How can I reproduce those situations in my test?"
What tips do you have for creating better tests in your e-learning tutorials?
Hi there! I'm Alan Magnan, a Canadian-born-and-raised course leader with Langevin Learning Services. I grew up in and around the Ottawa area where I studied business administration in college.


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Robert Pattinson Supports Kristen Stewart at Cannes Premiere of 'On the Road' (PHOTOS)
The vampire heartthrob, 26, suited up and hit the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday in support of his leading lady and the premiere of her new film in which she stars alongside real-life couple Garrett Hedlund and Kirsten Dunst.
Though the Twilight couple didn't pose for photos together, KStew, 22, was still all smiles. Looking gorgeous in a floor-length printed gown, Kristen showed lots of skin with her plummeting neckline and sexy slit.
RPattz didn't look too bad himself. Playing it cool, the actor did pop on his shades at one point, only adding to his dapper style.
This won't be the last time we'll most likely spot this A-list couple on the Cannes carpet.
Robert's new movie Cosmopolis is also set to premiere at the film festival.
Check out the trailers for both Cosmopolis and On the Road below and let us know: Which movie would you rather watch?
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Alberto Entrerríos says goodbye in the best way
The captain of the Hispanos finishes his international career after his second world title
Stats and Rankings: The figures of the WCh
The Danish Anders Eggert, top scorer of the tournament with 55 goals
Gold Medal for Services to Spanish Sport for the Hispanos
The Consejo Superior de Deportes (Superior Sports Council) has confirmed the news after the success of the national team
The Final: Spain-Denmark. Post-match
Spain play the perfect game winning their second World Championship (35-19)
The All Star team of the World Championship
Landin, Dibirov, Aguinagalde, Lindberg, Entrerríos, Duvnjak and Nagy.
Mikkel Hansen: MVP of the World Championship
The Danish left back, remarked by the IHF as the best player of the tournament
MIXED ZONE (Spain-Denmark): The quotes of the Hispanos
The Spanish international players talk after their historical final
MIXED ZONE (Spain-Denmark): The quotes of the Danes
The Danes international players talk after their defeat by Spain


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Podcast by Kevin Smith, Scott Mosier
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January 23rd, 2011
Episode 154 of 671 episodes
Recorded live, in front of people, at the Allen Cineport 10, Las Cruces, NM. July 27, 2010. (NOTE: This recording was saved by Declan Quinn. The original sound file was severely corrupted; Declan's diligence did a Lazarus on it.)
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Carry power tools, hand tools, gear, and other medium-to-large items in this heavy-duty FATMAX® Structural Foam Water Resistant Tool Box. Structural foam consists of thermoplastic resin and flake mica that increases structural durability. The 28" tool box also features a soft-grip handle for comfortable carrying and a patented water-tight seal to protect your equipment.
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Not just a toolbox, a multipurpose box.
1. Chainsaw case: Cut a small slit in the side and voila, holds my 20 inch chainsaw and all the fixins' (fuel, oil, manuals, sharpening kit, etc.). Weight full 25-30 lbs. I can operate away from my vehicle for a few days with everything stored out of the elements. I actually put this idea up on another website as a project.
2. Prepper power box: Again, cut some holes in the side, insert outlets/switches, add inverter, Stanley 1.5 battery charger, 2 35 amp hour batteries and boom, portable 120v power. Weight loaded 70lbs.
3. Light demonstration box: I install warning lights on vehicles (fire&ems) and I mounted several light heads to the outside, dropped in a power supply and can demonstrate the products I install to customers. Weight loaded 14lbs.
4. Range box: No modifications needed here. Stores several hand tools and specialty equipment for cleaning/repairing firearms and putting up targets (Stanley stapler/staples included). Bonus, the groove in the lid is perfect for sighting in hunting rifles. Weight loaded 20lbs.
For some of the above boxes I had no need/use for the tool trays, added some metal brackets and they fit great in my truck bed toolbox. Would absolutely buy another for storing just about anything.
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BEST OF 2011: Lindsay Lohan Blows Her Way Into A Fashion Week Party
Welcome to the magical time between Christmas and New Year's when The Superficial lazily rehashes all the posts you sick sons of bitches couldn't get enough of. This year, in lieu of a Top 10, we've decided to break it down by the best post of each month so we can all relive the joy and majesty of 2011, and more importantly, give me an extra two posts to phone in so I can sit around thumbing my Christmas loot.
Posted: 9.19.2011
During Fashion Week in New York, Lindsay Lohan was somehow getting into parties despite being a social pariah and harbinger of freckles. But then these shady photos of Lindsay and the millionaire owner of the hotel hosting the parties Vikram Chatwal – the married millionaire owner, I should say – doing coke and presumably each other surfaced and pretty much everyone went, "Oh, yeah, this makes sense."
Original Post: This is How Lindsay Lohan's Been Getting Into Fashion Week Parties
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Kivy, an open source library based on Python, brings native development of user interfaces and multitouch applications to Android, iOS, Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X.
"It's Python scripting on top of OpenGL to create UIs and process touch and other inputs," said Brian Knapp, a freelance Android application developer and a core participant in Kivy. "OpenGL is cross-platform, so Kivy can be used to write cross-platform UIs."
Now at version 1.8.1, Kivy has been used in a number of commercial iOS and Android applications, Knapp said. The Kivy website features demos of applications like ProcessCraft, for business process modeling; NoBooth, for browsing photos; and games.
Featuring a multitouch mouse simulator, Kivy can natively use inputs, protocols, and devices like WM Touch, WM Pen, Mac OS X Trackpad, and Linux Kernel HID. GPU acceleration is highlighted with Kivy, which also has a widget toolkit. Kivy is available under an MIT license, and enhancements in development include an entity component system and increased Android API support using the C-like Python dialect Cython.
The emergence of Python-based Kivy is not surprising, as Python has been popular with developers since the early 1990s. The language ranks number 3 in the PyPL language popularity index this month and seventh in the current Tiobe Index.
Asked how Python stacks up as a rapid application development option compared to languages like Ruby or Java, Knapp said he sees Java as "incredibly verbose" and Ruby as lacking ecosystem strength outside of the Web. But Knapp concedes Python has performance issues. "Python is great except that performance is terrible. Performance-sensitive code almost cannot be written in Python," he said, though Python founder Guido van Rossum said in a 2012 presentation that the language was fast enough.
This story, "Python puts its print on multitouch apps with Kivy," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Get the first word on what the important tech news really means with the InfoWorld Tech Watch blog. For the latest developments in business technology news, follow InfoWorld.com on Twitter.


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LL Bean durability/return policy?
I need a new set of waders and am thinking about these in the under 200 dollar price range. Any one know anything about the durability and return policy?
Re: LL Bean durability/return policy?
Bean's return policy is so liberal that many take advantage
A few years ago a friend called about getting a new zipper installed on his tent.
Customer service told him to just return the tent and they'd send him another.
My buddy told the lady on the phone that he wasn't even sure if he had even bought the tent from Beans.
Didn't matter, they sent him a new tent anyway
Re: LL Bean durability/return policy?
no firsthand experience...yet. but i've heard nothing but great things about the durability, fit, and function of bean's waders and boots. in fact, i just got into their pro discount program because i plan on switching to their waders and boots as soon as i experience my next "issue" with the waders we're wearing now.
as for their warranty, customer service, and exchange policy; in all my years in the outdoor industry i have never encountered a company with a better reputation in this regard.
Re: LL Bean durability/return policy?
Very well. Thanks for the info gentlemen!
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- 2005 Vintage (this year) Black-tie Barrel Tasting Party:
Yep, it's nearly Holiday time, and our first party of the new vintage
year is scheduled for Saturday, December 10th. For new members,
please note the designation "Black-tie". Tuxes and party gowns are
NOT required, but they WILL be the overwhelming choice of those in
attendance, so book/buy them early!
Single memberships be advised that you are more than welcome to bring
a guest to this party. All members be advised that if you have
someone who is potentially interested in joining the group, you can
invite them to attend this party to see what we are all about.
What: 2005 Vintage Black-tie Barrel Tasting Party
Where: At the Dog House.
When: Saturday, December 10th, time to be confirmed (usually 7:00pm-
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more formal invite and confirm the start time of this party as we get
closer to the date).
Always feel free to email your questions to me.
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With nearly 30 published books under her belt, Lois Greiman, of Dayton, has written about everything from a psychologist and lieutenant to princesses, witches, cowgirls and werewolves (even before they became all the rage with the "Twilight" lovers). Twenty years into her writing career, Greiman is still finding new ways to bring her work to life and bring it to readers.
For starters, she's returning to her North Dakota cattle ranch roots for her next series. The Hope Springs series begins with the book, "Finding Home," released Tuesday, Nov. 27, published by Kensington Books.
"It has a lot of my childhood in it," said Greiman, whose book follows the story of hard-working but soft hearted Casie Carmichael who plans to sell off a run-down ranch in Hope Springs, South Dakota that winds up in her possession. Yet, something continues to tug at Casie from the horse that needs rescuing and an exasperating old flame that turns her life upside down to a trio of kids that need her help. Casie learns about healing hearts and second chances, bringing readers along for the ride.
"This is a book about hope and the invincibility of the human spirit," said Greiman. "Casie is a very kind character that draws people that are needy. In the book, she finds her place and gets her legs."
Although she is an established romance, paranormal and mystery writer, this is Greiman's first foray into women's literature. It will be offered as an e-book and for the first time for Greiman, as an audio book.
This is also the first time she has written about one of her own deepest passions — horses. As the owner of several horses, many of them rescues, there is a horse-rescuing scene in the book that is ripped very closely from Greiman's own life.
"You can't create something out of nothing," said Greiman, who says a writer needs to "live some" in order to bring experience and depth to their characters.
Greiman has certainly done a lot of living. In addition to her ranch days, she has professionally trained Arabian horses, modeled high fashion, was a fitness instructor, a veterinary assistant, rescues horses, raised a family and just this year, became a grandmother.
Although "Finding Home" hit shelves this week, Greiman is not sitting on her laurels waiting for readers and reviewers to sing her praises — which they often do, having received numerous awards and appearing on Barnes and Noble's Best Selling Romance list with past books. She has already submitted the follow up manuscript to "Finding Home" to her editor. It has an expected publish date just six months from now with the third in the trilogy due out six months after that.
Greiman is also working on writing her 8th "Chrissy" mystery book featuring her popular characters, psychologist Chrissy McMullen and Lieutenant Rivera. It is a series that was originally published by Bantam Dell, a division of Random House in 2005. However, when the publisher told her they would be discontinuing the series, earlier this year she went ahead and tried her hand at self-publishing the 7th entry, "Uncorked."
"I've had amazing success with it," said Greiman.
Not one to put her writing in cruise control, Greiman has also begun writing a military suspense novel that starts out in Tehran.
"I didn't even know where Tehran was when I first started," said Greiman. "But I think this is the best thing I've ever written."
Another project in the cooker for Greiman is a collaborative manuscript with her daughter, Tara Daun, about witches set in Minnesota. This is their first effort at writing together.
The year 2012 has definitely been all about embracing new experiences for Greiman and with her ambition and prolific writing she is sure to continue discovering even more in 2013 and bring those discoveries to her readers.
Where to find "Finding Home"
"Finding Home" can be found now at all major booksellers and online at www.amazon.com.
Lois Greiman will also be participating in the following book signings:
• Dec. 6 at 11:45 a.m. at IDS Barnes and Noble, 801 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis (several Minnesota authors will be in attendance)
• Dec. 9, 1 to 3 p.m., Pleasant Hills Saddle Shop, 20750 Rogers Drive, Rogers
• Dec. 29, 12 to 2 p.m., Once Upon a Crime, 604 West 26th Street, Minneapolis


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When, a year after we separated, my ex spent a small fortune going to Russia to acquire a bride (mail order has now become more sophisticated, more interactive), I decided it was time I picked up a lust-object of my own: a rough and ready, sleek and sexy Fleetwood Sequoia, one of the biggest tent trailers you can buy.
"You didn't even think about this!" my friend scolded from the front step of my 24-foot, 5,400-pound fun-factory that—even completely collapsed—stretched higher than my hairline. "You just went out and bought it! Didn't you!"
Yeah? So?
"How are you going to set this up and pull it with a minivan? A MINIVAN!"
I reassured her that I'd talked the numbers and weights over with the salesperson and everything would be just fine.
"And which numbers and weights are those?" she asked.
The big ones?
She rolled her eyes. "How you're going to pull this off by yourself is beyond me. Camping is hard work!"
I cringed. What had I gotten myself into?
As a single mother with no immediate family nearby, I felt an urgent need to congregate with other families so that my son and daughter could see good men in action: changing diapers, wiping noses and—okay—playing basketball and heaving the bikes onto the bike racks.
Where initially I was concerned that as a single mom, I wouldn't be prime target for inclusion in others' family camping, I quickly had my phone ringing. And the people I began camping with were cool: they let their kids faceplant in the sand and scream into the woods, throw rocks, get filthy and even eat the baked potato that rolled under the picnic table. In other words, they let their kids express their wild natures, something often frowned upon in our increasingly button-downed world. Hallelujah!
Fast forward six years to 2010 and, through the National Wildlife Federation, we're embarking on our first Great American Backyard Campout! Stay-camping, yard-cationing—it's all the rage right now. With three other families coming, I know the kids will ditch their iTouches and Xbox controllers for the far better options of flashlight tag, basketball, skateboarding , smores and ghost stories by the fire with good friends.
A crockpot of sauce over three pounds pasta, garlic bread in the oven, pre-made salad fancied up with grape tomatoes, cucumbers and feta cheese and heck if we haven't fed an army of campers. My plan is to reserve the patio table for adults, festoon it with wine, tea, brie, olives, crackers, raspberries, apples and call it off limits to kids. With parents in their rightful place on the cushy chairs, we will oversee our 'tweens in the manner most appropriate to their developmental level: listen for screaming, watch for blood. It's going to be a great time.
While the tent trailer eventually turned into a Class C RV and the single status transformed into cautious, suspicious, kid-focused monogamy, I give my newly-divorced self credit for diving—hand-crank first—into an outdoor lifestyle. On one of our first camping trips, my 9-year-old video-game-loving son ran up to me after a tidepool excursion to ask, "Why do they even make Nintendos and Game Cubes when all kids really want to do is play outside, throw stuff and build forts?" I was hooked. And six years later, my impulse buy has proven much more meaningful, exciting and comforting than that Russian purchase my ex now wishes could be returned to the showroom.
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Europe or US Laws on Copyright
Hi, everyone, I've just uploaded a new song (Easy) which contains some lyrics from the song Chantilly Lace by the Big Bopper. I know that in Europe the copyright for songs is 50 years before the songs become 'public property' and can be covered without infringement but is that so in USA as I don't want to get in trouble for uploading 'copyrighted material'. What I have done is legal in Europe but I'm not sure about USA.
Hi Moderator can you let me know and if I am infringing any copyright law please 'delete' it for me?
it should be clarified that for lyrics that is 'authors life plus fifty years' for literary works in europe (mostly)
the straight 50 years from original release was for the actual sound recording, though that was changed in 2009 to 95 years in EU countries
this is a nightmare to unravel for different countries ..
Thanks Gumbo, I'm still not sure if it's legal or not but unless anyone says any different I'll leave it up.


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DETROIT (Reuters) - Tesla Motor Inc's (TSLA.O) Model S electric car has suffered its third fire in six weeks, sending its shares down nearly 9 percent in Thursday midday trading.
The Tesla Motors Club website contains pictures and a story about another fire involving a Model S that a company spokeswoman confirmed. The accident occurred on Wednesday in Smyrna, Tennessee, where Nissan Motor Co (7201.T) makes the Leaf electric car.
While none of the drivers in any of the accidents were injured, the glaring headlines about fires was not welcome for Tesla.
"For a company with a stock price based as much or more on image than financials, those recurring headlines are highly damaging," Kelley Blue Book senior analyst Karl Brauer said.
Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said the risk of a formal investigation by U.S. safety regulators "could raise near-term concerns to a higher level in terms of cost, image and production disruption."
Tesla said it has been in touch with the driver, who was not injured. The vehicle was driven by Juris Shibayama, 38, of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, according to the highway patrol.
"Our team is on its way to Tennessee to learn more about what happened in the accident," Tesla spokeswoman Elizabeth Jarvis-Shean said in a statement. "We will provide more information when we're able to do so."
The company said the fire was the result of an accident and was not a spontaneous event.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol said the afternoon incident occurred on Interstate 24 in Smyrna when the electric car "ran over a tow hitch" that "hit the undercarriage of the vehicle causing an electrical fire."
The Model S undercarriage has armor plating that protects the lithium-ion battery pack. Tesla said it did not yet know whether the fire involved the car's battery.
Tesla's battery pack is made up of small lithium-ion battery cells that are also used in laptop computers, an approach not used by other automakers. The battery pack stretches across the base of the vehicle. In comparison, General Motors Co (GM.N) uses large-format battery cells in a T-shape in the center of the Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid car.
Other automakers have dealt with battery fires in electrified vehicles, including GM's Volt and Mitsubishi Motors Corp's (7211.T) i-MiEV.
The highway patrol report did not say how fast the 2013 model Tesla Model S was traveling in Tennessee, but the driver was able to pull off the roadway and get out of the car. The incident occurred four miles from the exit for the Nissan plant.
A woman who answered the phone at the lot where the car was towed said Tesla officials had arrived Thursday morning and were inspecting the vehicle.
On Tuesday, Tesla forecast a weaker-than-expected fourth-quarter profit and posted third-quarter Model S deliveries that disappointed some analysts.
The first Model S fire occurred on October 1 near Seattle, when the car collided with a large piece of metal debris in the road that punched a hole through the armor plate protecting the battery pack. U.S. safety regulators at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration later said they found no evidence to indicate a vehicle defect.
The second fire took place later in the month in Merida, Mexico, when according to reports a car drove through a roundabout, crashed through a concrete wall and hit a tree.
Neither driver was injured in the earlier accidents and in all three cases the company said the owners have asked for replacement cars.
After the first fire, Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk defended the safety performance of electric cars. "For consumers concerned about fire risk, there should be absolutely zero doubt that it is safer to power a car with a battery" than a conventional gas-powered vehicle, he said on a blog post.
Company executives called that first fire a "highly uncommon occurrence," likely caused by a curved metal object falling off a semi-trailer and striking up into the underside of the car in a "pole-vault effect."
At the time, Musk did not say if Tesla would make any changes to the Model S battery design as a result of the first accident. Jarvis-Shean had no immediate comment when asked if such changes were being considered.
Tesla's shares fell as low as $137.62 on Nasdaq.
Since the first fire, Tesla's shares have lost more than 27 percent and this week's declines are the worst one-week drop since May 2012.
Additional reporting by Deepa Seetharaman; Editing by Gerald E. McCormick and Maureen Bavdek


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Divorce Information by State
Below you will find links to divorce information by state. You may also find what you're looking for on our state-specific Family Law Forms page.
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- Legal Aspects of Divorce [PDF] (Alabama State Bar)
- Filing for Dissolution, Divorce, or Custody (Alaska Court System)
- Divorce in Arizona (Arizona Supreme Court)
- Court Forms (Arkansas Supreme Court)
- Divorce, Legal Separation, and Annulment (California Courts)
- Chapter 8 - Family Relationships (Senior Law Handbook ) (Colorado Bar Association)
- Family Law and Domestic Relations brochure [PDF] (Colorado Bar Association)
- Dissolution of Marriage in Connecticut (State of CT Judicial Branch)
- Divorce/Annulment Overview (Delaware State Courts)
District of Columbia
- Free Divorce Clinic information (D.C. Superior Court)
- Commonly Asked Questions on Divorce with Children [PDF] (6th Judicial Circuit of Florida)
- Commonly Asked Questions on Divorce without Children [PDF] (6th Judicial Circuit of Florida)
- Divorce and Legal Separation (Georgia Judicial Branch)
- Divorce (State Bar of Georgia)
- Annulment (Georgia Judicial Branch)
- Facts about Getting a Divorce in Hawai'i (Hawaii State Judiciary)
- How to Proceed (Hawaii State Judiciary)
- Getting a Divorce in Illinois (Illinois State Bar Association)
- How to File for Divorce in Illinois [PDF] (Southern Illinois University School of Law)
- Divorce (Indiana Legal Services)
- Divorce/Family Law (Iowa Court Information System)
- Divorce: Things to Consider [PDF] (State of Iowa)
- Divorce Matters: Coping with Stress and Change [PDF] (Iowa Cooperative Extension Service)
- Marriage and Divorce (Kansas Bar Association)
- Divorce - An IRS Perspective (Kansas Bar Association)
- Family Change, Separation & Divorce: A Manual for Parents (Kansas State University Extension)
- The Legal Status of Women (Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service)
- Taking on the Task of Two [PDF] (Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service)
- Divorce in Louisiana [PDF] (Louisiana State Bar Association)
- Community Property: What is mine? What is yours? [PDF] (Louisiana State Bar Association)
- Divorce and Parental Rights in Maine (Pine Tree Legal Assistance/Maine Judicial Branch)
- Divorce and Separation [PDF] (Maine Bar)
- Divorce and Separation (Maryland State Bar Association)
- Massachusetts Law: About Divorce (Massachusetts Trial Court Law Libraries)
- Self-Help Center: Divorce (Michigan Courts)
- Dissolution (Divorce) Brochure [PDF] (Minnesota Judicial Branch)
- What Are the Grounds for Divorce in Mississippi? (The Mississippi Bar)
- Divorce (Missouri Bar Association)
- Focus on Families: Divorce and Adults (University of Missouri Extension)
- Dissolution of Marriage [PDF] (Montana Legal Services Association)
- Family Law in Montana [PDF] (Montana Supreme Court)
- Divorce, Parenting and Support (Nebraska Supreme Court)
- No Fault Divorce [PDF] (Nebraska State Bar Association)
- Divorce (State Bar of Nevada)
New Hampshire
- How to File for Divorce (New Hampshire Superior Court)
New Jersey
- Divorce/Matrimony FAQs (New Jersey Judiciary, Hudson Vicinage Family Division)
New Mexico
- Divorce and Separation in New Mexico (State Bar of New Mexico)
New York
- Divorce FAQs (New York State Unified Court System)
North Carolina
- The Effects of Divorce on Children (North Carolina Cooperative Extension)
North Dakota
- What Can You Tell Me About Divorce Actions? (Legal Services of North Dakota)
- Talking to Children about Divorce (North Dakota State University Extension Service)
- Adult Children of Divorce (Ohio State University Extension)
- Explaining Divorce to Children (Ohio State University Extension)
- Is Divorce the Answer for You? (Oklahoma Bar Association)
- The Six Types of Divorce [PDF] (OSU Extension)
- Transitioning Through Divorce: Five Steps to a "Good" Divorce [PDF] (OSU Extension)
- Divorce in Oregon: An Overview (Oregon State Bar)
- Divorce & Separation [PDF] (Pennsylvania Bar Association)
Rhode Island
- How Divorce Law Affects You (Rhode Island Bar Association)
South Carolina
- Divorce and the Law [PDF] (South Carolina Bar)
South Dakota
- What Should I do to Get a Divorce? (South Dakota Unified Judicial System, Second Judicial Circuit)
- Divorce in Tennessee (Nashville Bar Association)
- Pro Se Divorce Handbook [PDF] (State Bar of Texas)
- Divorcing in Travis County, Texas [PDF] (Travis County)
- Getting a Divorce in Utah (Utah Courts)
- Divorce in Vermont
- Divorcing Someone in the Military
- How to Fill Out the Paperwork Required to Start a Divorce
- Divorce in Virginia (Virginia State Bar)
- Pro Se Divorce Brochure [PDF] (Circuit Court of Fairfax County)
- Children & Divorce (Virginia State Bar)
- Financial Issues in Divorce [PDF] (Virginia State Bar) >
- General Information about Divorce [PDF] (Northwest Justice Project)
West Virginia
- Going to Family Court in WV [PDF] (West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals)
- Answering Your Questions about Divorce (State Bar of Wisconsin)
- Filing a Divorce FAQ (County of Sheboygan)
- Basic Guide to Divorce/Legal Separation (Waukesha County)
- Divorce Information Guide (Wyoming State Law Library)


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MP Police Constable Cut off Marks 2016 sc st obc general male & female: Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board (MPPEB) also called MP Vyapam conducted written test for 14283 vacant posts of Constable (G.D.), Constable (Driver), Constable (Tradesman), Head Constable (Computer) and Assistant Sub Inspector ASI (Computer). Lakhs of candidates attempted this exam and now eagerly looking for Answer Key and MP Police Constable Cut off 2016 for next process physical test. Dear aspirants we provide here Madhya Pradesh Police Constable Expected Cut off Marks 2016 according to reviews of the students who commented about MP Vyapam Constable Cut off 2016. Candidates you can check Expected Cut off Marks for MP Police Constable below on this page.
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Madhya Pradesh Police Expected Cut off Marks 2016 Head Constable Asst Sub Inspector July / August Exam
Name of the Department: Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board (MPPEB).
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Exam Name: MP Police Constable, Head Constable & ASI Exam.
Exam Date: 17 July 2016 to 09 August 2016.
Latest Update on (10 September 2016): दोस्तो अभी तक मध्य प्रदेश पुलिस कॉन्स्टेबल की कट ऑफ मार्क्स लिस्ट नहीं आई है, हमने यहाँ पर अनुमानित कट ऑफ मार्क्स अपलोड किए है जिससे आप अपने अनुमानित रिज़ल्ट का अंदाज़ा लगा सकते है, अफीशियल कट ऑफ मार्क्स के लिए आप हमारी वेबसाइट विज़िट करते रहें धन्यवाद
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|Expected Cut off for MP Vyapam Constable
|GEN (Unreserved)
|65-70 Marks
|60-65 Marks
|55-60 Marks
|50-55 Marks
|Female Candidates
|60-65 Marks
|Ex Serviceman
|40-45 marks.
MPPEB Police Head Constable & ASI Expected Cut off Marks 2016
|Expected Cut off for MPPEB HC & ASI
|GEN (Unreserved)
|140-150 Marks
|130-140 Marks
|120-130 Marks
|110-120 Marks.
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