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Summit in retrospectThe Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul has just concluded, issuing the ``Seoul Communiqué" ― a strong political commitment by world leaders on nuclear and radiological security. The summit meeting, ensuring the continuity of the Washington Nuclear Security Summit of 2010, made new progress on nuclear safety and security interface. Judging from the volatile situation on the Korean peninsula surrounding the issue of North Korea's impending rocket launch, the Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul was very significant in terms of timing and venue. The 2012 Seoul Summit was also a historical event to Koreans in terms of the nature, scale and significance. It was the first time in Korea's several-millennia-history that Korean citizens were able to witness such a large number of international leaders visiting Korea at the same time for a single event. Reflecting the seriousness of the topics that were discussed, the number of registered journalists covering the Summit also surpassed a remarkable 3,000. Just two decades ago, when the Korean news media reported about ``summit meetings," it used to refer to ``bilateral meetings" between heads of states of Korea and its counterpart. Here are some examples: In April of 1985, incumbent President Chun Doo-hwan of Korea made a state visit to the United States of America to attend a summit meeting with then President Ronald Reagan. Having been caught up by domestic political controversies over the legitimacy of his coming into power and the future of Kim Dae-jung who was under house arrest, President Chun and his aides may have considered that the summit meeting with the U.S. President to be an opportunity to calm down domestic and foreign criticism. President Chun's arrival at the White House and the summit meeting with President Reagan was covered live by Korean television networks. I was the then Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) ―Washington correspondent at the time. One day in June, 1990, the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco, California was packed with 400 journalists covering the first summit meeting between Korea and the Soviet Union. The General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev agreed to have a brief and closed meeting with Korean President Roh Tae-woo at the end of his visit to the United States. For Korea, this meeting was the beginning of genuine dialogue on establishing diplomatic relations with the communist bloc nations. As the press secretary to President Roh Tae-woo at the time, I presided over the news conference that was held at the Fairmont hotel after the summit meeting. In 2000, President Kim Dae-jung made a historic visit to Pyongyang, North Korea, for a summit meeting with the North Korean leader Kim Jong-il. Though the current relation between the two countries has stalemated, the South-North Korea Summit Meeting of 2000 at the time was considered to be the beginning of détente between the two halves of the Korean Peninsula. Efforts for the thawing of South-North relations under the Sunshine Policy continued until the second South and North Korea summit meeting between South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun and the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il in 2007. At the time, President Roh chose to travel by a car instead of airplane for his visit to North Korea. President Roh, crossing over the Military Demarcation Line by foot, stated that his gesture would symbolize the future reunification of Korea. As time passed, Korea has been selected to host more significant events and discussions in a larger scale not only for international politics but also for sports and entertainment gatherings. In November 2005, the heads of the twenty one Pacific-rim member economies gathered in the southern city of Busan for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit to discuss measures for economic cooperation throughout the Asia-Pacific region. In 2010, world leaders met in Seoul for the G20 Seoul Summit to discuss ways to salvage the world economy. And just recently, leaders representing over 50 nations around the world, visited Korea to attend the Nuclear Security Summit 2012. These phenomena were attributed partially to the results of Korea's continued economic growth. During the G20 Seoul Summit, some Korean and foreign media journalists reported that the meeting was a demonstration of Korea's elevated international standing. This assessment was welcomed by many Koreans who remembered the shocking and humiliating financial crisis in the 1990s when the nation had to be bailed out to the tune of billions by the international community. 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Brenda will tell them they're now world beaters,they believe it,stroll around next game & get walloped again.
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The whole game needs it. As does every song that could benefit from it.
The whole game needs it. As does every song that could benefit from it.
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You're right--I didn't read that closely enough. Sorry .
You're obviously wrong because my guess is that most RB3 players own those old songs in the original version, having purchased the older games if only to use them as track packs. HMX has published a handful of RB3 Versions of popular songs and I'm sure that they have a read on how well more of them will sell. There were a number of complaints by people who felt that they should get the RB3 version at a discount since they owned the originals already (you just can't win ). I can't imagine that they'll sell better than new songs.
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I actually did start playing it today...it's been a long time since I stepped away from "quickplay" to actually get into a story. I'm so glad I did, because it's very entertaining. Made me laugh and was kind of like sitting down with a good book.
I can't wait to see where it's gonna take me next. Fun!
I haven't got the game yet. But it's good to know it's worth actually playing rather than exporting and then returning.
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If you're talking about buying it new, exporting the tracks using its one-time-use code and returning it as new then it's sad that you're willing to publically admit that you'd do that, particularly since you can get a new copy of it for so little ($8, $11 and $12 right now at Amazon for Xbox, PS3 and Wii, respectively).
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Alan stated to file a ticket for AISgen, detailed information can be found under that link.
It seems that AISgen is putting xdc.meta data into the target image.
What needs to be done to avoid this?
Only loadable sections (that is sections that contain code or data that should exist in the target memory map) should be output by the AISGen tool. Can you share the object file and map file? Then we should be able to test it out with the latest version of the tool and see what we get.
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I tried to upload (via Insert file) the files, but alway got "File Type Not Valid".Let me know how to share these files.
Best option is to create a zip file (standard zip compression with a .zip extension). That should let it upload.
the uploaded TI.zip contains 4 files:
ARM9_OMAPL138.out and ARM9_OMAPL138.map, these were extracted from my workspace.I snipped off a lot of code, so that files are not so big, meta data are still in the generated h file.My configuration still contain the following 3 lines:Program.sectMap["xdc.meta"] = new Program.SectionSpec();Program.sectMap["xdc.meta"].loadSegment = "META";Program.sectMap["xdc.meta"].type = "COPY";
OMAP-L138_AISgen_meta_data.cfg, this one I'm loading into "AISgen for D800K008 Bootloader Version 1.9" to generate the h file.AISgen was donloaded from the following link:http://www.ti.com/dsp/docs/litabsmultiplefilelist.tsp?sectionId=3&tabId=409&literatureNumber=sprab41d&docCategoryId=1&familyId=1621
arm_with_config_for_meta.h is the h file generated via AISgen.
Have a look at line 1479 you'll see the section load command followed by the address for the meta data (0xC0002100).
Some observations:The Size is 0x00000114 (line 1481 in the h file, whereas the map file shows a length of 00000112 (line 119 in the map file).Any ideas why?If it would be zero padding then I expect that zeros are filled at the section end. But it isn't so.
were you able to test it with your latest version of the tool and what is the result?
I was able to dig into this and determined that there was indeed a bug in handling ELF files. When a object file section did not fall into an actual ELF program segment we were not correctly marking that section as not loadable. I've fixed the code and checked it against the .out file you provided. When we make a new release based on that code, I'll post here.
Now that I think about (re-reading the original thread that you posted in), can you provide a copy of the .out without the xdc.meta section moved to a non-overlapping memory region. When overlapping, the fix I did probably won't work, so I'll need to check that. If it doesn't work, I'll need to figure out how those COPY sections are marked and handle that accordingly.
the uploaded TI_without_config_for_meta.zip contains 3 files:
ARM9_OMAPL138.out and ARM9_OMAPL138.map, these were extracted from my workspace.The only difference to my previous upload is, that I removed the following 3 lines out of the configuration:Program.sectMap["xdc.meta"] = new Program.SectionSpec();Program.sectMap["xdc.meta"].loadSegment = "META";Program.sectMap["xdc.meta"].type = "COPY";
Whole memory "META" is now unused.
arm_without_config_for_meta.h is the h file generated via AISgen.No change to the OMAP-L138_AISgen_meta_data.cfg from my last upload (TI.zip).
Have a look at line 1492 you'll see the section load command followed by the address for the meta data (0xC0006300), size is still 0x00000114 bytes.
You stated, that the bug is "in handling ELF files".Does this mean AISgen is working proper for COFF files?
what do you think how long it will last until a new version of AISgen is officially relesed?
any news from your side?
A new release is available here. Based on the test files you provided, I believe this should fix the problem with parsing XDC-based ELF files.
your link is pointing to Flash and Boot utilities ( OMAP-L138_FlashAndBootUtils_2_40.tar.gz) which we are NOT using.
As I already mentioned earlier in this thread, we are using AISgen and it was donloaded from the following link:http://www.ti.com/dsp/docs/litabsmultiplefilelist.tsp?sectionId=3&tabId=409&literatureNumber=sprab41d&docCategoryId=1&familyId=1621
Just checked the link, but there are still the old versions.Is there also a fix for AISgen available?
Ah, sorry for the confusion. I'll try attaching a version here. It takes somewhat longer to get things posted on the documentation site.
Let me know if this doesn't work (if you can't get the file from this post).
it is working.
I applied your new AISgen_d800k008 on both out files which I uploaded on this thread.The section load and the corresponding validate CRC AIS commands were no longer contained in the generated h files.
One final question:Is my understanding correct that your fix is only needed for ELF files, i.e. for COFF files the previous AISgen is already OK?
FrankIs my understanding correct that your fix is only needed for ELF files, i.e. for COFF files the previous AISgen is already OK?
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Songs are added. IS Paranoid going to be a different full album scenario, or part of this?
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This song will include 7 songs because I flubbed and forgot to give you Children Of The Grave to tier earlier. Also, it will include 2 Dio-era Sabbath songs. I did put 4 Dio songs in the pack, 2 from Heaven and Hell and 2 from Mob Rules. I'll give one of each this time and then the other two next go-around, ending the Sabbath pack.
Also, this post will end the Clapton pack.
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Black Sabbath - Sign Of The Southern Cross
Cream - White Room
Dream Theater - Lie
Dream Theater - The Great Debate
Eric Clapton - Wonderful Tonight
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Well, I got the final 2 Sabbath songs right here for you. Plus, I'll be having you finishing up the DT pack......
Black Sabbath - E5150/The Mob Rules
Black Sabbath - Neon Knights
Dream Theater - As I Am
Dream Theater - Octavarium
Dream Theater - The Count Of Tuscany
Judas Priest - Battle Hymn/One Shot At Glory
Judas Priest - Beyond The Realms Of Death
Sorry for the wait. All songs are tiered.
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There are a few mistakes with minor things I've noticed. Here they are.....
1. Tears In Heaven, Romeo and Juliet, and Crossroads are tagged as Alternative when they should be Classic Rock
2. Sign Of The Southern Cross by Black Sabbath was tagged as Latin when it should be tagged as Metal like the rest of the Sabbath songs.
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Judas Priest - Exciter
Judas Priest - Freewheel Burning
Opeth - Black Rose Immortal
Opeth - Bleak
Slayer - Angel Of Death
Slayer - Dead Skin Mask
All mistakes are fixed. I'll tier those songs tomorrow.
And come on everyone! How come no one's requesting any songs here? At least give me a reason!
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text: Rev. Donald J. Harrington, C.M. has been President and Shepherd to St. John's University for the past 20 years, beginning his tenure in 1989. As he concludes two decades of service, making him one of the longest tenured Presidents in Higher Education, he looks to the future and welcomes the opportunities for the University in preparing students for the global society that lies ahead for them upon graduation. "You have to understand today's students in order to educate them," said Rev. Harrington, C.M. "The questions we've asked ourselves as a University are, 'Whom do we serve – and how do we serve them?' Today's Millennial student is much different from students of a decade or two ago. We're currently addressing these differences with our faculty, staff and administration in order to better serve and prepare our students for the global world we live in." A University founded in 1870 and built on the premise of serving the children of immigrants, St. John's continues to provide a college education to those less fortunate, with almost 50% of this year's freshman class coming from families with "very high financial need." This emphasis on serving the poor emanates from the teachings of St. Vincent de Paul, founder of the religious community that sponsors the institution. In addition to its special Vincentian mission, St. John's has strong roots in New York City, where it has three campuses in Queens, Staten Island, and Manhattan. In addition, it has a campus in Oakdale, NY, as well as Rome, Italy. A new site in Paris, France has recently been added as well.Born in Brooklyn, NY, in 1945, Rev. Harrington, C.M. and his two brothers (John, a clinical psychologist and Jay, a special education high school teacher) were raised in the Catholic faith and the "Brooklyn way" by their mother Ruth and father John. Attending parochial school in Brooklyn, Don, as those near and dear call him, attended Regis High School in Manhattan where his faith grew stronger day by day. Regis was run by the Jesuits, and the decision to continue the path of the Jesuit teachings or veer off into uncharted waters as a Vincentian weighed heavily on his mind. He decided to enter the Seminary in his senior year (1963) and follow in the Vincentian tradition because he wanted to work with the poor rather than in education. "God has a sense of humor," Father Harrington often says, and that ultimate decision led to what has become a 37-year career in education. His college undergraduate and post-graduate years were formulated at St. Joseph's Seminary in Princeton, NJ and Mary Immaculate Seminary in Northampton, PA. From there he was officially ordained a Vincentian priest on May 26, 1973 and that same year left to begin his career in education at Niagara University. He began teaching as an instructor in Religious Studies, later served as Director of Student Activities (1977-1980) and as Executive Vice President (1981-1984). In 1984, his rise through the ranks at Niagara was complete as he became the 22nd President (second youngest ever appointed) at the University. His tenure as President lasted until 1989. "Father and I go way back; in fact the worst defeat I've ever had in coaching came at Niagara University (with St. John's last NCAA Final Four Team in 1985 led by Chris Mullin), when he was a young President there. And he never lets me forget it," said St. John's Hall of Fame Basketball Coach Lou Carnesecca.After completing 16 years at Niagara, Father Harrington moved across the State from Western New York to Queens. Enter St. John's University. The move would be complete with his appointment and official installation as President at St. John's before 100 of his Vincentian confreres on October 5, 1989. A new, young leader had emerged and the time was now to fulfill a new challenge in his career and life in running one of America's largest Catholic Universities. His anxiety and trepidation as a young 44-year old taking over a major institution would be laid to rest in the early years of his Presidency as he surrounded himself with a support group of talented faculty, administrators and staff who would help him chart the course of history at St. John's through the 90's to the present day. "I've known him for a long time since his days studying in the Seminary and what amazes me is the way he grabs a hold of challenges and runs with them," said confidant and good friend Rev. Joseph V. Daly, C.M., Assistant to the President at St. John's University "He is an extremely intelligent and insightful person and he has great vision. He sees a lot of things that others don't see and still has a great passion and love for St. John's."And, while there have been 20 years of ultimate highs and lows, one thing has always remained constant and that is the strong and direct decision-making under Father Harrington's leadership which has translated into unparalleled success. The University now touts record numbers in enrollment, which, for the past several years has exceeded 20,000 and applications (that surpassed 50,000 in 2009). The student population is remarkably diverse, with stronger academic records than ever before, and come from across the U.S. as well as from more than 120 countries around the globe.Father Harrington's tenure has been marked by extraordinary accomplishment: a Capital Campaign – "Fulfilling the Dream"(from 1998-2006) – that raised more that $272 million in revenue for scholarships, endowments, class curriculum, expansion and renovation of existing and new academic buildings and athletic facilities; and landscaping and beautification projects that transformed a once commuter college into a vibrant campus living environment. In fact, most who are familiar with St. John's and its history find it hard to fathom the changes that have taken place in such a short period of time. Other highlights have included the establishment of an Institute for Writing Studies that will teach every St. John's student the art of the written word; innovative technology incorporated into programs throughout St. John's five academic units; and global initiatives which have set the bar for future growth of study abroad opportunities in all parts of the world. These are just a few of the success stories that have occurred during his time at St. John's."People always talk about the buildings and all of the construction and renovation on campus but I think Fr. Harrington has constructed a University during his time here – not of buildings – but really a plan so that our product would be educated people who are leaders in their fields and in society," said Julia A. Upton, R.S.M., Ph.D., Provost of St. John's University. In addition, athletic success has come in the form of two national championships (Men's Soccer in 1996 and Fencing in 2001) as well as numerous BIG EAST Conference titles and championships by both the men's and women's NCAA Division I programs at St. John's. Lou Carnesecca, now an Assistant to the President, was closing a legendary Hall of Fame basketball career as coach at St. John's in 1989 when a young, new president arrived on the scene. He has always appreciated what Father Harrington has done for him since his retirement and acknowledges the remarkable accomplishments of Father Harrington as only Looie can."If Father Harrington would have gone into the medical profession he would have been an excellent diagnostician because he has that rare ability to read people and situations – and, more importantly, come up with the proper therapeutic measure," added Carnesecca. "He is the only man I know in this world who could have built the Rock of Gibraltar without the rocks. That's how good he is." And, while experiencing the good and the bad that come with his title of President, the true test has been his ability to listen to the concerns of a student body in excess of more than 20,000, a full-time faculty that numbers 700 plus and a senior staff complemented by a hard working Board of Trustees and Board of Governors, all committed and unwilling to compromise their beliefs – in doing what's best for St. John's University."The facilities are dramatically different. The academic profile has increased tremendously. The financial profile of the University has increased to the point where St. John's today is an investment grade institution," said Thomas E. McInerney, Chairman of the St. John's Board of Trustees. "The Vincentian spirit is much stronger and much more evident than it was when I went to St. John's. Father Harrington has truly touched every aspect of the University." In a recent Town Hall Meeting held in September 2009, Rev. Harrington, C.M., Dr. Upton, James P. Pellow, Ed.D., Executive Vice President and COO, and Rev. Patrick J. Griffin, C.M., Executive Vice President for Mission and Branch Campuses, spoke directly to deans, faculty, administrators and staff about the importance of student engagement and, in effect, rolled out the 2008-2013 Strategic Plan that has already started to take shape.Father Harrington also addressed the important topics which the entire St. John's University community faces in the 21st Century. With a student body more diverse than ever before with students from 44 states and 122 countries represented, 40% either Black, Hispanic, Asian/Pacific Islander or Native American, 57% female and 48% Roman Catholic, St. John's has become a true melting pot of ethnicity and culture, much like New York City, with a commitment, consistent with its Vincentian mission to serve all. "Father Harrington feels it's important to be open to different styles and different approaches which is part of the magic of St. John's. He has a great passion for the dignity of the human person," said Dr. Pellow. "I think in terms of a legacy, he will be remembered as "The Mission President" because he brought it to life. He embedded it throughout the institution and that is evidenced every day at St. John's in programs and services and the way people interact with one another. I think part of that is linked back to the fact that Father Harrington is the first President of St. John's that was formed in the Seminary in a post-Vatican II environment. He brought that sense of Catholic engagement and inclusion with students and the community that is so much a part of our University culture today."Robert D. Wile, Vice President, Chief of Staff and Chief Advancement Officer at St. John's, has worked side by side with Father Harrington for the past 10 years and offers an insight into the man behind the presidential walls."Fr. Harrington is a man of incredible integrity. One always knows that what he commits to, he ultimately will deliver and that has been a great blessing to St. John's," said Wile. "There are no empty promises around here." A major part of who he is and how he leads by example is measured in his spiritual convictions, unwavering faith and love for St. John's. Those around him see a sense of great pride that resonates in him as he observes St. John's students engage in religious activities, participate in service learning opportunities and seek spiritual enlightenment through Campus Ministry. "The Catholic and Vincentian character of St. John's is very important to Fr. Harrington. The building of St. Thomas More Church, through the generosity of the Brennan Family and so many others, continues to give him joy," notes Rev. Griffin, C.M. "When he is home in NY, he always attends the Sunday celebration with the students in Queens. Our mission statement is very important to him and the way in which it is carried out is a constant theme of his presentations that stress 'The mission is everyone's job.' And above all, the students are always primary and emerge as his highest concern."The things that have guided him (family, his roots in New York and Brooklyn, his passion to serve the poor and undying faith in God and Catholicism) have never wavered throughout the course of his life and tenure. His love for St. John's, his insistence upon sharing credit for all he has accomplished with those who have worked with and for him, and his genuine humility in seeing his Presidency as an opportunity to serve have been a hallmark of his time at the University. As he opens the next chapter in St. John's history beginning in 2010, his passion has never been stronger. "A president has to reflect a lot. If you're always busy, you're going to fail," admitted Rev. Harrington, C.M. "If you don't stay focused and plan, you get caught up too much in today and lose sight of tomorrow."


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The St. Mary's jail built to hold inmates awaiting trial or serving time for petty crimes, from its commander's perspective, took custody last week of a Lexington Park man sentenced to more than four years for a felony drug offense, $15,000 copper theft and a fire in a child's bedroom.
The sheriff's captain in charge of the detention center voiced his dismay over the three consecutive 18-month sentences to two county prosecutors in a courthouse hallway immediately after the proceeding, and he reiterated his concerns the next day at the facility in Leonardtown.
"A jail is a secure place for keeping people found guilty of minor crimes or awaiting legal judgment," sheriff's Capt. Michael Merican said. "The expectation is to send the hardened criminals to prison. The idea is to keep your shoplifters, child-support offenders, DUI offenders and drug users away from predators ... [who] can corrupt the minor offenders."
Merican compiled statistics for May of this year showing that 52 percent of sentenced jail inmates statewide are serving one year or longer in a local facility, compared to 81 percent in St. Mary's jail. Only 3 percent of the sentenced inmates statewide were serving more than 18 months in a local jail, but 10 percent were serving that long in St. Mary's.
Merican said the local offenders he has serving 18 months in the county jail include two convicted rapists, a child abuser, armed robber and felony sexual offender.
"I'll bet you the public doesn't even know they are here," the captain said. "I believe they belong in prison."
The captain said he's had trouble getting answers as to why the felony offenders do their time in the local jail.
"I've had assistant state's attorneys tell me it's the judges. I've had judges tell me it's the assistant state's attorneys," Merican said. "I've asked the question of both of them, and that's what I get."
St. Mary's State's Attorney Richard Fritz (R) said that the law and correctional services code limits a local jail sentence to 18 months in the disposition of a single case, but that consecutive jail sentences totaling beyond that are allowed in the handling of a defendant's multiple criminal cases. A local sentence sometimes is the appropriate penalty, the prosecutor said, including in the charges against Jeb J. McWade.
"It's a rarity that that happens, ... [but] in this business, we never say never," Fritz said. "It's usually a determination that the person would not successfully make it in the [state] division of corrections."
St. Mary's Circuit Judge Michael J. Stamm said during the July 16 sentencing hearing that a parole and probation agent recommended the local sentence in the three cases, in which McWade, a 30-year-old Lexington Park resident, earlier pleaded guilty to first-degree arson, committing a theft scheme and possessing marijuana with the intent to distribute.
"I was going to give you 15 years," Stamm said. "My understanding is that you have turned a page."
In July of last year, court papers state, law officers stopped a Jeep speeding on Chancellor's Run Road and found McWade in the vehicle, along with two bags of suspected marijuana and two suspected oxycodone pills in an unlabeled container. Court papers state that a police search of McWade's home found another bag of suspected marijuana, a digital scale and three more suspected oxycodone pills.
Detectives investigating a series of burglaries that summer at Super Salvage Inc. in California, where a large amount of copper was stolen, learned that it had been sold at scrap yards elsewhere in Maryland. The investigation led to the arrest of a former employee at the salvage business and a summons charging McWade with burglary and the theft offense.
Before dawn one morning last October, police called deputy state fire marshals to the scene of a fire in a home along Flat Iron Road in Great Mills, and McWade later was arrested on charging papers alleging he had dropped burning papers through a window at the home, starting a fire in a child's bedroom. A man and woman at the residence quickly extinguished the fire in a plastic clothing container, court papers state, and no injuries were reported.
The judge met in his chambers with McWade's lawyer and a prosecutor before last week's sentencing hearing. St. Mary's Assistant State's Attorney Daniel White said at the onset of the court proceeding that McWade had been living "the life of a small-time criminal," but the prosecutor said he would recommend that a five-year prison sentence in each case be suspended to the three consecutive 18-month jail sentences, with reconsideration for release after two years, in part on the condition that McWade pay $15,000 in restitution for the copper theft.
Anne Emery, McWade's lawyer, said that she was grateful that her client was being given "one more shot" by the judicial system.
"This is certainly the worst trouble he's ever been in," Emery said. "I've seen a change in this young man, ... in a positive manner. Suddenly, the light bulb has come on."
Stamm sentenced McWade to five years in prison in each case, suspended to the three consecutive 18-month jail terms, with work-release during the theft sentence and the $15,000 restitution requirement during five years of supervised probation.
The judge issued his standard warning that any violation of probation would leave McWade facing more than 10 years in prison, and that his conduct would be a factor in any chance of reconsideration.
"The key is in your pocket, now," the judge said.
Fritz later said at his office across the hall from the courtroom that the sentencing guidelines range calculated by the probation agent called for a total sentence for McWade of between five and 17 years in prison, but that the agent's recommendation of the local sentence was consistent with a trend.
"What has to be kept in mind is the thrust of where society is going," Fritz said. "I don't necessarily agree with it, but they're trying to preserve the penitentiaries for the most violent criminals. You can see that all the way through the judges. You can see that all the way through the division of parole and probation."
Merican said that the St. Mary's jail does not have programs to rehabilitate felons or people serving long sentences, and that more inmates serving more time in the local jail has been accompanied by more assaults, more contraband materials being smuggled into the facility and a negative impact on the petty offenders.
"They are my predators. Once they get here that long, they become institutionalized and they become comfortable," the captain said. "They disrupt our activities, [and engage in] flushing things down the toilet, making homemade weapons, tattooing each other and getting into fights."
Merican added that long-term inmates recruit work-release and weekend inmates to bring in contraband items, and to disseminate "gang intelligence" when they go out of the facility.
Convicted criminals generally can be released after serving only 25 percent of a local jail sentence, the captain said, while people sent to state prison for violent offenses must serve half their sentence.
"The reason is that nobody anticipates local jails housing violent offenders," Merican said.
The two candidates in this year's circuit court judgeship election expressed caution about sentencing people to consecutive 18-month terms in the local jail.
"There are times when it's appropriate," Joseph Stanalonis, an assistant state's attorney, said at his office, "but those times are rare."
Circuit Judge David W. Densford, the appointed incumbent, said that he respects the concerns of the jail's staff, as he weighs the needs to protect the public and to find the correct sentence for an offender. "Judges try to fashion sentences," he said, "for individual cases and each defendant."


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NEW YORK (MYFOXNY) -A tourist reportedly lost a leg when a cab jumped a curb and smashed into her in Rockefeller Center on Tuesday morning.
It happened at 49th and 6th Avenues at about 11:10 a.m.
Sources tell MyFoxNY.com that a cabbie had gotten into a road rage argument with a livery cab driver and the cars were trying to out run each other.
The cabbie apparently lost control and jumped the curb, hitting the woman who had been sitting on the fountain ledge.
Apparently, Dr. Mehmet Oz, saw the scene from an office window and raced to the scene to help the seriously injured victim, who was visiting from England.
A hot dog vendor reportedly helped pack her severed leg with ice to transport to the hospital.
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Down the hatch, morning after morning, goes my favorite breakfast cereal – half of which turns into a soggy fail-mush by the time I eat my way down the bowl. On top of that, at least a cup or so of milk ultimately flows down the drain. I suppose it beats the slovenly alternative, though. My five year old inner being is one thing, but the nearly 30 year old Sleepless One just feels his dignity slip a little at chug-a-lugging the leftover milk and crumbs. So could a hands-on experience with a Geek Gems favorite save my love affair with cereal, while whittling down my grocery budget?
I dug the Obol cereal bowl from the first time we featured it here. A bowl in which I could separate my milk and cereal, keeping my breakfast crunchy as I scoop-and-swoop what I needed into the milk a single bite at a time? Simple! Perfect! Useful! Where, oh where had this been all my life?
I was already impressed before the first milk drops coated the bowl's bottom. The durable white plastic dish is molded with this C-shaped, textured white handhold in the base, making it so very simple to cradle comfortably to one's body while reclining. It's also a necessity, as the bowl is wide enough across that palming it would be a bit cumbersome. The shallower of the Obol's two recesses holds what amounts to a perfect portion-controlling single measuring cup of any dry cereal. The divider between cereal and milk gives way via something shaped a little like a built-in curved playground slide to the deeper pool for the milk. And here's where things go from "awesome" to "pretty damn awesome".
I will nearly guarantee from personal experience that anybody could finish a dry cup of cereal using as little as a half pint of milk and pour practically nothing down the drain. Think of what cup after cup of wasted milk would've ultimately added up to over a week or a month. Another half-gallon? A full gallon? That couple bucks doesn't seem like much this shopping trip, but over a year, that savings shall keep your treasure troves of Fruity Pebbles running over. Your only problem will be what you're to do with all those extra prizes from the bottoms of all those extra boxes of cereal you can suddenly stockpile, you Seinfeldian saver, you!
I own few kitchen implements and gadgets that each day I truly relish using, and the Obol cereal bowl is useful enough to be favored among the few, right alongside my ESPN Sportszone "Chalice of Colombian Caffeination". For casual users and cereal connoisseurs alike, the Obol gets two solid thumbs-up!


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I wish they had the same with peanut butter...you didn't hear me say that.
The French do love their cows and rightly so. Now that I've petted a few I can heartliy say they are well-behaved/bien elevee and perfectly lovely.
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Descriptive Summary | |
Repository | Special Collections & University Archives, Grand Valley State University Libraries, Allendale, Michigan 49401 |
Creator | Dumsch, Mary Harrison |
Title | Mary Harrison Dumsch papers |
Dates | 1956-2007 |
Collection Size | 2.80 linear feet (8 boxes and 1 folder) |
Abstract | The Mary Harrison Dumsch papers consist of personal records and published writings collected by the sister of Michigan-born writer Jim Harrison. |
Accession number | RHC-33 |
Scope and Content of Collection
The Mary Harrison Dumsch papers consist of personal records and published writings collected by Dumsch by and about the life and work of Michigan-born writer Jim Harrison. The Dumsch collection, in part, duplicates materials found in the Jim Harrison papers, but also includes many unique items.
The collection includes handwritten correspondence by Harrison, primarily to his mother, one early letter to his sister Judy; promotional materials from publishers, producers, and event coordinators; photographs including 3 unique early images of Harrison as a young man; copies of magazines, calendars, and other publications that include Harrison's writings; and newspaper clippings of interviews and articles about Harrison. See Jim Harrison papers (RHC-16) for additional materials in all series.
The collection is organized in 3 series: 1) Personal files, 2) Articles by Harrison; and 3) Interviews, articles and clippings about Harrison
Mary Harrison Dumsch is the youngest of five children of Winfield Sprague Harrison and Norma Olivia (Wahlgren/Walgren) Harrison. She is the sister of Michigan poet and author Jim Harrison (born James Thomas Harrison).
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[Identification of item], Mary Harrison Dumsch papers (RHC-33). Special Collections & University Archives, Grand Valley State University Libraries.
Acquisition Information
Acquired from Mary Harrison Dumsch, the sister of Michigan author Jim Harrison (RHC-16), in 2008.
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