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( ST. JOSEPH, MO. ) The new week is starting off on the mild side. Temperatures this morning are in the mid to upper 60s under mostly cloudy skies. Clouds will decrease throughout the day as highs reach the upper 80s to lower 90s. Winds will be out of the south at 5 to 10 miles per hour. A weak cold front will push through overnight and will bring a chance for scattered showers and storms. Lows will be in the upper 60s with southwest winds around 5 miles per hour. Tomorrow will be a few degrees warmer as highs top out right around 90 degrees under mostly sunny skies. Winds will be out of the northwest around 5 miles per hour.
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Tom Waits & Primus doing an instrumented reading of some Jack Kerouac stuff.
My preference lies somewhere between classic rock and metal, for the most part I like bands such as AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, Def Leppard, ZZ Top, etc. I don't mind listening to rap, if the song has no words, just the beat is nice (rare occurance, eh), but I just hate pop.
Revolving between Vast, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, and Explosions in the Sky lately...well for 4 months I've listened to little else. Very satisfying musical experiences.
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Good album, but I hardly ever listen to it. And I cannot come up with a good reason why.
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Been listening to Bring on the Bright Lights by Interpol again and again, lately. Also Low Life by New Order. I have come to like their bleak look at adult life during the superficial '80's. The Berlin wall hadn't yet fallen. Distrust and Reaganomics reigned the political world, left and right, the "free world" and the communist. Plus, it illustrates the bitterness that laid beneath the so-called triumph of conservatism of the age. Wow, that was way too academic for this post. Oh well.
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I'm hooked on KEXP in Seattle over the internet.
'Where the music matters.'
Gandharvas. Crazy Canadians... :)
Keiko Matsui
Tommy James and the Shondells
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This Heat "Deceit"
My avatar is from the cover of this album. Amazing post-punk that came before punk. A musical anomaly, so to speak.
Everything by the Eels that I own.
As I sit in my Cubefarm on a lovely day, waiting for the weekend, I am surround by the percussion skills of Quest Love (Ahmir Thompson) and 2 other jazz artists running out their styles on "The Philadelphia Experiment" (ropeadope records).
King Britt remixed this (damn fine job too), and his effort prompted me to pick this up. I am happier having heard both
Comsat Angels "Waiting for a Miracle"
Fantasma ~ Cornelius
Scorn - 'ellipsis'
Iron Maiden Run for the Hills.
Mutations by Beck.
The Good Idea single by Sugar.
Just bought the new CD from Eskimo Joe. I could be listening to this for a while. :)
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Random decision tree classification is used in a variety of applications, from speech recognition to Web search engines. Decision trees are used in the Microsoft Kinect vision pipeline to recognize human body parts and gestures for a more natural computer-user interface. Tree-based classification can be taxing, both in terms of computational load and memory bandwidth. This makes highly-optimized hardware implementations attractive, particularly given the strict power and form factor limitations of embedded or mobile platforms. In this paper we present a complete architecture that interfaces the Kinect depth-image sensor to an FPGA-based implementation of the Forest Fire pixel classification algorithm. Key performance parameters, algorithmic improvements and design trade-off are discussed.}, author = {Jason Oberg and Ken Eguro and Ray Bittner and Alessandro Forin}, booktitle = {International Conference on Field Programmable Logic and Applications}, month = {August}, title = {Random Decision Tree Body Part Recognition Using FPGAs}, url = {http://research.microsoft.com/apps/pubs/default.aspx?id=170804}, year = {2012}, }


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So, this whole "quitting my job" thing has definitely been an experience…I've got another month before the end, but I've got to say, it's really given me a change of perspective, and it's urging me to do things that I should have done a long time ago.
Automation is big for most sysadmins. We're inherently lazy, so the idea of pushing a button and making programs work for us? Appealing. I always wrote scripts to do things for me, but only since I told everyone that I was quitting did I really start to re-evaluate what I did by hand. As it turns out, there was plenty that I had been taking for granted, when I should have been scripting.
The first sign of this was probably back when I started to change the way I added tablespace in Oracle. (Our version and DB config of Oracle is terrible, so please skip over the particulars in the next couple of paragraphs and just go with the flow). Adding tablespace was scripted, but I was having to do it more and more often…until recently, when I wizened up, monitored usage, graphed it over time, then set up crontabs to add space for me. As it is right now, it's completely automated, which is the right way.
Then I realized that when the "maximum number of files exceeded" error popped up (around every 32 datafiles), I had to go through this big rigamarole which involved me manually turning off databases, syncing control files, etc etc. So I sucked it up and spent an entire day writing a script that can concretely do all of that for me.
Today I wrote a relatively brief script that iterates through users, adding clients' public keys to their keyrings, which I had been doing manually each time up to now.
There's no reason I couldn't (or shouldn't) have done these before, it's just that my perspective changed, and maybe more than anything, I was ashamed that I hadn't written the scripts, and I didn't want to have to explain that to the next admin.
Not automating things because you're lazy is the wrong kind of lazy.
A month or so of writing scripts and automating the boring stuff away is a month well spent.


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A female bicyclist was hit by a car in Chico Friday night. The accident closed a Central Chico street for several hours.
The driver, 21-year-old Amanda McClintock, was arrested for driving on a suspended license.
East 1st Avenue was closed between the Esplanade and Laburnum from 6:30 p.m. until about midnight.
Police said the collision happened around 6:30 p.m. Friday when McClintock's car struck a woman riding her bike near East 1st Avenue and Oleander Avenue.
Chico Police Lt. Linda Dye told KRCR News Channel 7 the victim is a young woman, possibly in her early 20's, who lives in the area. Her name was not released, but she suffered major head injuries. She was not wearing a helmet.
The scene is two blocks from Chico High School.
Due to the extent of the injuries suffered by the victim, the Police Department called out their Major Accident Investigation Team (M.A.I.T). E. 1st Ave was closed between the Esplanade and Laburnum for about 5 hours.
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It is no big secret that protecting the environment is something that is on a lot of minds these days. It can be very difficult, however, for one to reconcile the desire to help the environment and still be able to smoke at the same time. It is especially true whenever the smoker has thrown their cigarette butts on the ground or done any similar action. So it should come as no surprise that reducing the number of cigarette butts in general does wonders for the environment. So what are some ways that you can still smoke and still help the environment.
Well, one thing that would be a huge help is for you to recycle your cigarette butts. Oddly enough you can recycle cigarette butts, just so long as you have them in their own container. But this still does not eliminate the pollution brought on by smoke. To take care of this problem you need to either quit or switch to e cigarettes. E cigarettes would be your best bet since you do not have to worry about putting out a thick smoke that gets into the air.
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of excise, customs duty and service tax by the Centre grew just 13.7% in 2011-12 and 21% in 2012-13.
Clearly, states are reporting higher tax revenue growth than the Centre, the primary reason why their fiscal consolidation has been better while the Centre's has slipped considerably. To increase their own tax revenue, many states have raised taxes on tobacco and liquor products and some have benefited from simplifying procures that enhanced tax compliance. Analysts, however, point out that even though VAT was meant to lead to harmonisation of rates, this hasn't actually happened, with the tax being levied at rates ranging from 1% to 15%.
States that embraced VAT in 2005-06 had seen higher-than-historical growth in their sales tax/VAT revenue in the 2005-08 high-growth period also, establishing that the VAT system generates incremental revenue.
In states' revenue kitty, tax revenue accounts for the bulk, of which their OTR forms the major chunk, completed by the states' share in the central taxes. Within tax revenue, the largest item is VAT/sales tax followed by taxes on property (stamp duty and registration fee), state excise on alcohol and the taxes levied on vehicles. (To illustrate, 80% of Uttar Pradesh's estimated revenue of Rs 1.77 lakh crore this fiscal comes from taxes and within this tax revenue, over half will come from the states' OTR, of which 60% will be from sales tax/VAT/CST).
RBI deputy governor Urjit Patel says in a foreword to the report released on Wednesday: State budgets for 2013-14 indicate a further move towards fiscal consolidation... During 2013-14, the revenue surplus-GDP ratio is budgeted to increase to 0.4% (from) 0.2% in 2012-13, contributing to a reduction in the gross fiscal deficit-GDP ratio to 2.1% (from) 2.3% in 2012-13. Revenue surplus is budgeted in 22 out of the 28 states in 2013-14.
States' own revenue and transfers from the Centre as a proportion to GDP increased in 2012-13 (RE) over 2011-12. A higher own revenue-GDP ratio was due to increase in both OTR and own non-tax revenue as ratios to GDP in 2012-13. While states' OTR-GDP ratios recorded an increase primarily due to increased collections under 'stamp and registration fee', VAT and state excise, the increase in states' ONTR-GDP ratio was due to higher receipts from general services, education, sports and art and culture. Current transfers from the Centre as a ratio to GDP also improved following an increase in the share of


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"It certainly appears that these extraordinary types of quantitative easing, nontraditional measures, hit diminishing returns a while ago and are doing very little good now. And the more that's done, the harder the exit strategy will be. The question is whether the complexity of it all and the political pressure will wind up causing serious problems down the road. They're going to be in a situation where they're going to have to be raising interest rates and taking capital losses on their portfolios simultaneously. That's awkward."
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The computer game Dungeon Keeper (English for "dungeon masters ") is a real time strategy play from the year 1997, in which the player transfers the role of the leader of a monster horde/hurdle. 1999 appeared the successor Dungeon Keeper 2.
The play draws out by its original scene, a Dungeon underground, and the reversal of the distribution of roles usual in Adventures: Here the player leads the monsters, the opponents is "the good "hero goal of the play is it, assistance of creatures as for instance Orks to defeat kites and Vampiren the heroes and rivaling Dungeon Keeper.
At the beginning of the play starts the player with some Imps in such a way specified, which can dig courses and diminish gold or jewels. Different areas are built by the collected gold, begun with a vault, a sleep area and a chicken farm. In the further process certain areas attract also appropriate monsters. Thus one needs a library for example for Zauberer. The areas are built up not like buildings in other strategy plays than finished units built to separate piece by piece from small small boxes to the desired size.
As soon as one attracted some creatures, one must worry about further gold dismantling, because the creatures line up to each pay day, in order to let be paid. Also training in the training area costs money, which has as a consequence, which better trained monsters with their level in their content desires rise.
Beside classical Fantasyfiguren there are some new creatures with Dungeon Keeper also like the sadomasochistische iron virgin and the Teufler, a fettleibigen which sits down with Furzen and at the ends of its horns fastened Flegeln to the resistance. The strongest creature, that is to the Keeper at the disposal, is mentioned the D¤mon, Horny, which has however an incalculable mood and often the own troops with its scythe attacks.
In the own Dungeon the creatures act quite independently and follow automatically to the meal, sleeping and their respective work. Most creatures have a certain field of activity: Clearing-up, research, the building of doors and traps, guard or fight.
Determined races, for example spiders and flies, are disliked each other and fight each other mutually, if they run themselves unemployed over the way.
In order to achieve the goal of the play, some methods of the force are given to the player to the hand: In order to let its creatures work faster, one can strike or some from them exemplary torture it. In the prison one can leave opponents verhungern, in order skeleton creatures too receive, in the torture chamber information from them torment or her to the crossing force. Cemeteries are built, in order to stack corpses there, develop from those for Vampire. Beyond that contain the play an intermediate sequence, with which one - purely acoustically - can attend different torture methods.
The play passed the German youth medium protection with a release starting from 16 years. It was only easily defused, as the blood effects were reduced and some torture scenes were censored. These changes reach in the Registry and into two additional play files and can be simply removed.
As Keeper one can affect the events by spells. In addition one can pick and everywhere on the own area again throw its own creatures off from the Dungeon. Above all this possibility has a high weight in the play (see criticism).
A further innovative feature is that the player with "the symbiosis charm has "at any time the possibility of taking over control of any own play figure. As in a Ego Shooter he sees the play environment thereupon from the perspective of the figure and this can steer directly. Thus the player can evade independently to traps and use the abilities of the figure many more intelligently than artificial intelligence. The kind of the creature, with whom the symbiosis was entered, affects the representation of the environment, then for example Vampire of everything see rotstichig and flies with compound eyes. In play practice this at the time of the publication of the play unique function attains meaning if it one individual strategic impacts against the opponent to then implement wants or strange area to explore wants, in which one cannot throw its creatures off.
Weak point in the organization is that it is very simple to roll over opponents. Battles run out on the fact that one throws its creatures simply all on the combat scene.
The predominance of this function was justified by Entwicker Peter Molyneux with the time pressure, under which the developer team of Dungeon Keeper stood: The announced publication date was already far exceeded, and threatened the Publisher with attitude, if the developers had taken themselves still further weeks and months time, in order to change the combat system. The play appeared scarcely one year after the announced date.
Small weakness in the control is that areas and excavation zones only field for field can be built and/or selected.
Dungeon Keeper was developed by Peter Molyneux, a well-known play developer, that sketched one of the first "God plays with Populous also ".
The play principle of Dungeon Keeper was transferred in the play Startopia, which appeared 2001, to a space station.
The play principle did not change with the successor. In addition came new creatures, area, spells and traps.
All refinement - the different traps and doors, the symbiosis charm taken over from the predecessor - however exclusively come in the singles match estimation ions to carrying, whose level organization and opponent are exactly co-ordinated with certain play elements.
In the free play, approximately in the multi-player mode, all this falls under the table: Because of the wall-tearing charm "earthquakes "one cannot create oneself no more by skillful building method a tactical home advantage, and an army, which consists of only one race, is most effective and roughly in the arena one high-trained.
Differently than with the predecessor it is no longer simple so to roll over the opponent since one cannot throw its creatures so simply indiscriminately any longer in the If one throws now a creature off in its Dungeon, then this (depending upon Statur) is and disabled about one until three seconds long. The player must therefore on it respects when it where which kind of monster into the fight throws.
The play atmosphere is not as dark long as in the predecessor: The announcer does not have a saliently deep voice more, and the player becomes approximately by the building one "casinos "for the creatures more a manager than a dark ruler.
Peter Molyneux was no more involved in the development of Dungeon Keeper 2.
A third part of the series was in planning. In a Trailer for this, which was contained in Dungeon Keeper 2, the main creature Horny entered the earth's surface, which pointed on the fact that the third part would play no more (exclusive) under, but (also) on earth. Due to the bad sales figures of Dungeon Keeper 2 were adjusted the work on the third part.
The company Bullfrog went later also into bankruptcy, and many for this play the responsible person developer went over to Lionhead, where they worked on Black and White and Black and White 2.
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Gov. Rick Scott said Wednesday he wants to expand Florida's Medicaid program to add what experts say is about 1 million lower-income patients to the rolls, endorsing a key provision of the federal health care overhaul he earlier vigorously fought.
Scott announced his change of heart only hours after the Obama admininstration said it was nearing approval of the state's 2011 plan to revamp the program and steer most of Florida's 3.5 million Medicaid patients into managed care plans. Florida officials have forecast big cost savings by moving patients into HMOs and other managed care programs.
Scott did not say directly that the two actions were connected. But Wednesday's developments led Scott to make a distinctly personal appeal to the Florida Legislature to move ahead with the Medicaid expansion.
Scott reflected on the death of his mother, Esther, last fall. He recalled her struggle in assuring health coverage for their family and said no Floridians should face similar challenges.
"No mother of father should despair over whether or not they can afford — or access — the health care their child needs," Scott said in a brief news conference at the Governor's Mansion.
Scott, who faces re-election next year and continues to earn low approval ratings in most polls from Floridians, sounded a populist theme in prodding his fellow Republicans in the Legislature.
"Quality health care services must be accessible and affordalbe for all — not just those in certain zip codes or tax brackets," Scott said.
House Speaker Will Weatherford, R-Wesley Chapel, was quick to tap the brakes on Scott's plan.
"Tthe Florida Legislature will make the ultimate decision," Weatherford said, in a statement released minutes before Scott even made his announcement. "I am personally skeptical that this inflexible law will improve the quality of healthcare in our state and ensure our long-term financial stability."


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The Jefferson County Tigers are back on the prowl after finishing 2006 with a losing season. Coach Rodell Thomas, now more experienced in his second year, is whipping his pack into shape.
Thomas says, "We are going to contend this year. This is my second year here. Last year we had a late start. This year we had everybody in camp on August sixth versus last year when we had eight kids the first two weeks. So that is a big difference."
That extra practice makes things a little easier for the Tigers, especially on the offensive side of the ball. Jatavin Bennett is the Tigers quarterback. "This year is much easier than last because we are running the option mostly."
Communication in the backfield is key for the option to be a success. Lucius Wade, the Tigers running back, says, "If my quarterback goes then I go. The offense is basically built on speed this year. If me and my quarterback don't have it right then we won't be right."
And you can't forget about the defense. What they lack in size, they make up for in speed. Sprinkle in some extra confidence and the Tigers "D" will be tough to beat. Reginald Watkins is part of that confident defense. "With me leading the defensive line nobody's really going to run the ball to my side. So it makes it easy for the coaches because the defense is going to be one-sided because they are going to run away from me."
After finishing last year with a losing season, that kind of confidence might be the rallying cry to put these Tigers back into the hunt for a winning season.
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MONEY MAKEOVER: Your kids don't have to attend an Ivy League school
San Diego couple, with little to spare, get advice on saving for daughters' education
Marty and Geri Hom
Occupation: He's an attorney and she's a part-time sign language teacher
Annual combined income: $150,000
Children: Cassie, 13; Hong Hong, 2
Cash, savings (plus education savings): $77,750
Retirement savings: $501,575
Home: $543,000
Home mortgage: $234,240
Net worth: $888,085
Financial concerns
• Develop a savings plan for college funding for two daughters.
• Determine if refinancing home would allow funding for home-improvement projects.
• Save for retirement.
• Adjust expectations for college expenses to match current income/savings plan and retirement savings needs. Rather than fully funding six years of Ivy League education for two daughters (undergraduate and graduate work), look to fund California university or state college educations for both girls.
• Consider extending retirement age from 65 to 70 for Marty.
• Reduce annual retirement savings by $3,000 annually and use the money instead to put $1,500 into a 529 plan for each daughter.
• Rebalance investment portfolio to reduce risk — adding more cash and fixed income and diversifying stock holdings.
• Refinance home mortgage, expecting that there will be a reduction in interest rates. Add $75,000 to the principal loan to cover home-improvement expenses.
• Look into an umbrella policy for better protection of assets.
• Look into the purchase of more disability and life insurance coverage, in addition to what's offered by Marty's employer.
• Get estate-planning documents reviewed regularly.
Like many families, Marty Hom and Geri Mu say they spend as much as they make in a month, leaving them with little room to save for future expenses.
Despite the tight squeeze, the San Diego couple, who have been married for 18 years, say they're comfortable with their lifestyle. Their combined annual income of approximately $150,000 — Hom is an attorney and Mu works part time as a sign language instructor and interpreter — has allowed them to pay their bills in full without leaving any credit card debt, take care of their two young daughters, and save fairly aggressively for retirement.
What Hom and Mu have been uncertain about recently is whether they'll be able to afford to fully fund sending both daughters to college. Cassie, 13, will head off to school in five years — the couple has about $15,000 earmarked to cover her expenses. The couple adopted Hong Hong, 2, from China in 2010, so while her education is much further off, they'd like to start saving now.
Other priorities
"We've been planning, saving and going through the process to adopt a second child since Cassie was in first grade," said Mu, 47. "Now that Hong Hong is with us, we're realizing that we might be limited on how much we can spend on their education without taking out loans."
While their priority is saving for their daughters' college funds, the couple also wonder how they can go about funding some home-improvement projects in the near term, with little to no extra cash to put toward the effort. They wanted to know if refinancing their 23-year-old home would be a financially sound option.
"We've lived in our house for 10 years and still use the same bedroom furniture we had when we were in college," Mu said. "It's not the most important goal we have, but it's something we'd like to get to sooner than later."
To get some guidance on how to approach saving for their short- and long-term financial goals, Hom and Mu volunteered for a San Diego Union-Tribune Money Makeover, sponsored by the newspaper and the San Diego chapter of the Financial Planning Association.
The association chose Christopher Rand, a certified financial planner with Strategic Wealth Associates in San Diego, to work with the couple and make recommendations. In exchange for sharing their story in the newspaper, Hom and Mu received a comprehensive plan at no charge.


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What Kinds of Cases are Heard in Small Claims Court?
Small claims courts hear cases brought by people, businesses and government agencies.
Lawyers call the reasons to start a lawsuit "causes of action." In all courts, these "causes" usually fall into one of two kinds of law: contract law or tort law.


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Florida's state parks are facing the most serious threat of their 80-year history.
Jon Steverson, who heads the state Department of Environmental Protection, thinks state parks should operate like a corner 7-Eleven and make enough money to pay for themselves.
Cattle grazing, logging, farming. Whatever it takes to make money.
Doesn't Steverson know that the purpose of our 171 parks and trails is to preserve a piece of Florida in her natural state?
The prairies, swamps and springs that make up the parks are like museums for living artifacts.
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Rebirth Brass Band kills it with this Carnival staple, "Big Chief", filmed in 2011 at the Maple Leaf using 5 cameras by Come See About Me Productions, who've worked on a Brass Roots documentary.
I was thinking about Pete Seeger and what he and his music meant to many.
The Meters do "Look Ka Py Py" and "Jungle Man" in this 1974 edition of Soundstage, a PBS live concert series produced in Chicago from 1974-1985 and revived in 2003. The band is completely funk-tastic, and the introduction by Dr. John (who, along with Professor Longhair, appeared in the original epidsode) is not to be missed.
Saying "snow" (the "s-word) in New Orleans causes unadulterated panic. The main routes out of town are closed, there was a run on grocery stores and businesses, government and airlines shut down. No, it's worse than what you think. Get this - there was a run on buying ice. ICE!!!
Here's Marcia Ball, the queen of boogie-woogie piano (and a Piano Night regular), in a beautifully produced video, about a half hour long, and including performance and interview segments; in the latter, she talks about her music, Irma Thomas, New Orleans, and the wetlands, while the former delivers a fabulous set of New Or
Congratulations to Terrance Simien & the Zydeco Experience, whose Dockside Sessions won the 2014 Grammy award for Best Regional Roots Album last night.
In the clip below, Simien and the band stop by CBS's backstage "Thank You Cam" shorty after receiving their award.
A new draft of a proposed noise ordinance for New Orleans will be introduced at the Health and Human Needs Committee meeting on Monday, January 27 at 10am in City Council Chambers.
In the meantime, here's a nicely crafted short film by Kristin Fouquet, about last Friday's rally, set to Ingrid Lucia's "Going Dancing" from Living the Life.
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By Matt Tomsic
Published March 19, 2013
Sen. Lindsey Graham is working toward a federal bill that would set aside a pot of money for port infrastructure projects and use a merit-based approach to select and fund those projects.
Sen. Lindsey Graham
"Big picture is we're on schedule," Chamberlayne said, adding the corps hopes to finish its draft report by 2015. "That is long for some but that is lightning fast for the Corps of Engineers."
Chamberlayne said automatic spending cuts included in sequestration could slow the project down. The Department of Defense has announced plans to furlough civilian workers for its share of $85 billion in across-the-board cuts. Chamberlayne has said the furloughs affect about 250 employees in the Charleston District and will reduce them to four-day work weeks from April through September.
"The exact details of what will be impacted remain to be seen," Chamberlayne said. "This harbor deepening study is the No. 1 priority for me. But I may be limited in time that my employees can work."
Graham hopes to get rid of sequestration this year with a bill that flattens the tax code and reforms entitlement programs while also addressing infrastructure projects.
"This port bill to me is a natural fit for the big deal," Graham said. "The goal is to plug this in as part of a bigger package on infrastructure modernization. The fact that we don't earmark any longer has made us think outside the box."
Congress used to fund local infrastructure projects through earmarks but issued a self-imposed earmarks ban years ago. Since then, Graham said, he has been studying alternatives to fund port projects.
Graham's proposal creates a $20 billion pot of money for ports across the country to use for infrastructure improvements. East Coast ports can use the funds for harbor deepening projects, Graham said, while West Coast ports, which are already deepened, can use the funding for port-side infrastructure. Inland ports will have access to the funds to deepen the Mississippi River and other infrastructure projects.
"I cannot expect the West Coast people to fund a bill that just helps the East Coast," Graham said. "There's something in here for everybody."
The proposal also creates a formula the federal government can use to choose which projects to fund.
"I think the merit-based system we've come up with, Charleston would fare well," Graham said.
That formula considers each port's growth, its traffic, the population area it serves and other criteria.
"It's a business approach," Graham said. "Earmarking was a political approach. To get money from the federal government, you've got to prove that it's a benefit to the country as a whole, not just your backyard."
Graham said the Port of Charleston will do well because of its tie to South Carolina's economy.
"If we have a new port modernization bill it will be because of the story of Charleston," Graham said. "You hadn't sat on your hindquarters and whined. We just woke up to reality."


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By Bibek Debroy
There will be a new government in May 2014. Irrespective of its political composition, economic management will be tough. The mess is known, getting out of the morass is easier said than done. Let's take growth. While a decimal point here and there doesn't matter, 2013-14 will have real growth of 4.9%, that is, sub-5%. That's the new baseline. Manna doesn't descend from heaven because 4.9% is higher than 2012-13's revised 4.5%. Nor does inching up from 4.5% to 4.9% signify confidence in a recovery.


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Debrief: Cooperative Coverage Day
A man charged with selling drugs inside the courthouse. A woman said to have shoplifted $5 worth of barbeque chicken wings. A man charged with multiple counts of raping a child with force. A longtime Drug Court participant booted from the program for taking a non-narcotic pill (still against the rules). Everyone brought back to court owing fees or victim restitution in previously dismissed cases. A man on psychotropic medication charged with shoplifting a Stop and Shop cart full of meat and pulling a knife when confronted in the parking lot. A naked hiker in the Blue Hills whose defense to lewd behavior is being raised as a naturist. OUIs. Restraining order hearings. A wife sectioning her husband for alcoholism.
OpenCourt has been streaming public court hearings from the First Session courtroom in Quincy since May of 2011. We've received feedback about how our viewers use and value the footage, and we we realize it would be useful to show more of the court's daily business — not just the cross-section that comes through the First Session.
While holding to our goal to carve a plausible model for other courthouses, we've often asked ourselves how we and other journalists around the country could do a better job shedding light on a bigger portion of the iceberg's tip, and not necessarily using as much expensive technology.
In other words, just how much business does all of Quincy District Court do in a single day? How can we more fully capture the breadth of cases heard, day in and day out?
Cooperative Coverage
To help answer these questions, last month we hosted a cooperative coverage event at the court, an open invitation to citizen and traditional journalists alike to help us gather notes about everything that transpires in the building's six public courtrooms.
Our combined notes, below — gathered between myself, Val, two Patriot Ledger reporters, two Harvard Berkman interns, one State House News reporter, and three citizen journalists — are inevitably incomplete. But we hope this coming together shows more fully the wide array of hearings before the court, the sheer volume of cases, and the fact that this is all happening every day, outside of normal public view.
We realized it's easier than you might think for loosely affiliated citizens to collaborate on a one-off project (read: Twitter + Google Docs).
There were unsurprisingly a wide variety of cases. Some rough tallies: Assault & Battery (15, of which 3 were labeled as domestic violence), disorderly conduct (4), trespassing (3), resisting arrest (1), uninsured and/or unlicensed motor vehicle operation (5), speeding (3), shoplifting (5), larceny over $250 (1), receiving stolen property (2), distribution of an illegal substance (3), section 35 (1), sealed record request (3), interpreter needed (1).
This day was exceptional not by any standard of caseload or substance, only that more of us were there to see it and relay stories. For me and Val, the longer we're in court streaming, the clearer it is that we're sitting on a relatively unchecked sociological goldmine.
Opening Court Data
These notes from last month's experiment are, at the least, a compelling glance at the river of data flowing through our local courts every single day.
At best they offer a new angle on approaching larger questions: how do we get to a place where public court data is more accessible? Why aren't the stats being tracked more extensively and automatically in the name of scientifically diagnosing societal ills?
The Boston Globe recently published an extensive three-part series on Massachusetts OUI prosecutions, which undoubtedly required massive reporting energy. While that energy will always be required for strong narrative journalism, shouldn't reporters and the public at large alike have easier access to court proceedings to begin with? Wouldn't the State be better off if tracking the operation of its courts didn't require the Herculean effort of a crack, paid investigative team?
Thanks again to everyone who helped make this possible. Our aim at this point, as always, is to provide a window into the everyday landscape of our legal system. Beyond that, we hope efforts like this lead to smarter methods to inform and awaken the public: to be a better radar for a community's prevalent crimes.
What do you think? What do you see? What should we do differently if we host another event like this?
Cooperative Coverage Notes: December 5, 2011
First Session – Judge Mark Coven
- 10:21 – Man charged with Assault and Battery and threats to commit a crime on Dec. 3
- 10:22: Trespassing and disorderly. Dismissed on $250 in court costs, $100 court costs.
- 10:23: Resisting arrest, disorderly conduct. DA will take look at it to see if can resolve today. Def will waive right to lawyer.
- 10:25 Disorderly conduct (2 defendants). No lawyer appointed because no possibility of jail time. Can resolve today. Defs will waive right to lawyer and talk to DA. 2nd call
- 10:28: Registration suspension, operating uninsured vehicle. No accident. Will talk to DA. 2nd call
- 10:29: On a warrant. 6/5. Numbered plate violation, concealing, other charges… Will talk to DA.
- 10:31: Domestic A&B. Does not qualify for court-appointed lawyer. Will hire a lawyer. Will wait for domestic DA. 2nd call.
- 10:32: Owes $500. Posted $250 bail in Holbrooke. Has $100 today. She says will have remaining $150 by next week. Put over until 12/19.
- 10:34: Domestic A&B. Doesn't qualify for lawyer. 2nd call
- 10:35: Defaulted because she was in Plymouth Highpoint program. Now in Adcare program. Next date 2/16.
- 10:37: Custody. Probationer. Thought he cut his bracelet (but he didn't). Didn't answer his phone. Officers came to house and held overnight. Released and asked to meet w/ P.O.
- 10:38: Custody. Larceny over $250 from Wal-mart.10:40: Receiving stolen motor vehicle. Ordered to stay away from the victim until further hearing. Needs to perform community service to pay for court costs and will reappear Feb. 17.
- 10;44 Wife is applying for possibly Section 35 for husband, who has a drinking problem. He's not in court, he wouldn't come in by himself. Issued warrant of apprehension.
- 10:46: #6 is back. Count 2: $50. Count 3: $300. Not responsible on civil infraction. Numbered plate (2), driving uninsured (3)
- 10:47 Custody. Fugitive from justice on court warrant from Maine. Receiving stolen property. DA makes a bail argument. Comm. vs Upton – only applies to light felonies. No new charges in Mass. At McDonald's, ran her license, found fugitive. Def lawyer bail argument: 3 children who live w/ her parents in milton. Radiology degree. 3 contacts with law. No warrants in Mass. Open cases. Probation says she has a straight warrant out of Plymouth. Shouldn't be held on bail. Bail $6,800 cash. Waiving rendition today. 2nd call
- 10:53: #4 are back. Will plead guilty. Boilerplate: waiving right to lawyer, trial, presumption of innocence. Voluntary? Under threat? Under influence? Immigration warning. Asked age and how far he's gone in school. do you understand everything? Still wish to plead guilty? Yes. Police report: DA: Fight in progress. Group of people arguing. Group wouldn't leave when asked. Def. continued to fight, was handcuffed. Def #2 screamed at police, to let his friend go. Sentencing: Guilty file for 6 mo. + $50 victim witness fee
- 10:58: #5 is back. $50 (count 1) $200 (count 2). Has until Jan 9 to pay
- 11:00: Def gets lawyer assigned
- 11:01: Domestic A&B. Private lawyer? 2nd call
- 11:02: A&B with dangerous weapon. Non-domestic. Stay away from Clash of the Ash bar in Quincy. Young woman.
- 11:09: Dist Class B, conspiracy to violate drug laws. Will hire private lawyer.
- 11:10: Unlicensed operation of MV, failing to stop at intersection. Looking for portuguese interpreter. 2nd call (comes after #24). Will meet with DA to resolve case. Unclear about it. Asks judge to repeat.
- 11:11: Custody. Possession to distribute Class D. Disorderly. disruption court proceedings. Allegedly tried to sell drugs in the courtroom. Went outside and causes ruckus in hallway. Allegedly attempted to swallow drugs.
- 11:16: Default, didn't come in. French speaker.
- 11:19: #23: $100 on count 1, not respon on count 2
- 11:21: Request for record being sealed. Having trouble getting job. Boston Financial. She had job and they ccalled her in and retracted .
- 11:22: Request for recrod to be sealed. Can't find job. In HR for 20 years. Someone told me off the recrod (a friend) but not on the recrod.
- 11:24: Request for record being sealed. Career change, class said they he would have trouble getting job. Class B driver's license.
- 11:26: Shoplifting, 3rd offense. Bail argument DA: wal-mart, officer chasing boot on one foot, sandal on other foot through woods. asked cashier for bags. Filled bags with items and walked out. Ran. Working w/ 2 other woman. $606.10. 32 page record. 84 contacts w/ police. 305 guilties. 18 mos committed in 2008. 36 guilties for larceny over $250. Guilty for escape in 2008. asking $3K bail. BAIL DEF: Northeastern U graduate in accounting. Says she bleeding, 8.5 months pregnant. On probation in 5 courts. 2nd call. Bail on new case: $3K. Final surrender hearing for probation, held w/ o bail.
- 11:37: Maine fugitive back up. Judge says that the defendant will be transported to Maine, bail is set at $6800 and is set to return to court on Dec. 29.
- 11:46 – A Weymouth man charged with liscence suspension and speeding, he claims that he was not the guilty party and that someone "used my name". Weymouth man is ordered to have a seat until an attorney is appointed.
- 11:48 – Woman with two old cases owes some money to the court, she claims to have the money and is prepared to pay today. She is sent downstairs to pay the defaults.
- 11:49 – A man in a wheelchair is claimed to have defaulted on a prior appearance. He had been held on a bail, on charges in June and missed a court date in August. He is scheduled to be back in court on Feb. 12.
- 11:52 – Man owes $510 to the court, says he has the money and prepared to pay in full.
- 11:54: Domestic DA. Dangerousness hearing – officers here, just waiting for police tape. Hearing at 2 pm. Case moved to Feb. 10.
- 11:55: Domestic A&B case. Next date: 2/10
- 11:58: Custody. Portuguese speaking provided translator. Motor vehicle violations. OUI charges. Right to operate suspended. A Portugese-speaking man, provided a translator, is being held on moving violations and OUI charges, his right to operate a vehichle is supsended. He pleads guilty to amended charges, will lose right to operate for at least two year.
- 12:11: Custody. Domestic A&B. BAIL DA: Locked victim outside bc she wouldn't pick him up bc there will children at home. Fire Department opened door. $1K cash BAIL DEF: Were at fundraiser together. She wouldn't pick up, he walked to friend's house, borrowed car. He threw phone out to her. Judge releases on personal recognizance.
- LIVESTREAM OFF FOR RESTRAINING ORDER – Husband saw her walking w/ a friend, became enraged, she stayed at a friend's house. He pushed her and hit her on the head. Is not asking for him to stay away from 3 kids. He will not testify. Wants RO for 3 months. Missing keys to car, computer. He will still coach son's hockey.
- 12:26: Domestic A&B. Pretrial: 2/24
- 12:29 – Weymouth man charged with Class A substance possession in June. He made bail in Stoughton on similar charge this morning and has been in correction house, prison, since Sept. Judge sets bail at $200.
- 12:30: Custody. Warrant has been out on him since June. In possession of large bag of heroin. Willing to go get treatment for addiction.
- 12:37: Drug Court participant didn't report to court until this morning. Final surrender hearing. She took a pill, that was not a narcotic, which is against the rules. The woman was in the sober house longer than normal because it was difficult to find work. The woman requested drug court for a shoplifting charge, but the case is recommended to be dismissed. Probation (Jo) says woman was discharged from Edwina Martin in Sept, didn't report to court until this morning. Very involved, has been calling Jo, has been going to meetings, has been afraid of coming in to court. Find her in violation and dismisses case. She won't come back to Drug Court.
- 12:43. Man charged with OUI, leaving the scene of an accident and other motor vehicle charges.
- 12:49: Marijuana, poss w/ intent to sell
- 12:55: Domestic A&B.
- 12:57: In custody. Man charged with raping a child w/ force, 2 counts. Indecent A&B child under 14 several count. March 2002. Motion to turn camera off — denied. DA asks for $25K bail. GPS monitoring. Stay away from alleged victim and all children. Surrender passport. Friday: QPD report: rape happened 9 years ago, when she lived near def's children in Hull. March 2002 visited him in quincy. Spent night in def's daughter's bedroom. Early morning hours. def placing hand over mouth and nose. Def. Climbed into bed. Smelled of diesel fuel. Big glasses. Ran hand over her body, forced hand into underwwear, put finger into vagina, She bit him. Def's daughter didn't wake up. Vaginally raped until ejaculated. He stifled cries. Pulled hand away from face. Hyperventilating. Whipsered. don't tell anyone. this is what adults do when they're in love. kiss her on neck. Parents picked her up. Told best friend who is def's niece. Niece's mother said to stop telling lies about her family. He was arrested for sexually assaulting other children recently, so she came forward. 6th young woman to come forward for rape of a child. As young as 6 yo. Has hosted foreign exchange students. BAIL DEF: Plumber who works w/ son. Case 2 weeks ago – GPS. (Here?) BAIl: $5K cash, same pretrial conditions. Out of range 2x. Coven will revoke bail and hold w/o bail if that happens again. Next case: 1/19
- 1:17: Mistaken identity
- 2:50 p.m. — 1.5k bail set for sex offense, drinks with friend of 10 years, sexual assault, phone battery stolen to prevent calling the police. Friend says wont testify against defendant.
- 2:58 p.m. — offline for a restraining order hearing. guy threatened his kids. $350 cash bail set at $350. #assault.
- 3:04 p.m. — Man requests that camera STAY ON. Camera shut off due to SJC directive against recording restraining order hearings.
- 3:25 p.m. — $10,000 cash bail revoke bail on another. tried to sell drugs in court. propositioned court official. swallowing plastic bag. believed to be marijuana. crowd gathered outside courtrooms. 20 contacts with the court. two violations of probation. defense argues could have been gum in his mouth. was bailed on $100 in that arrest. $5,000 bail set.
- 3:35 p.m. — #section 35. wife petitioning for restraining order. man becomes suicidal when drinking. 'he has never physically harmed me.' but 'i am in fear at the moment.' defense: voluntarily partaking in MATC program. granted restraining order for a year. no contact except by telephone. not to be within 100 yards.
- 3:40 p.m. — Charged with breaking and entering (#b&e). Appointed attorney to represent during bail hearing. Attorney and defendant step out into hall to discuss the matter. assault and battery (#a&b) with a dangerous weapon. shoplifting. charged with malicious in boston district court on dec 9. this is new offense to that open offense. danger to community. filled cart with meat from a store and left. they approached him in the parking lot. threatened them with a knife. 8-inch blade. and 7-inch blade. ranted about taking food because hungry. wanted 'that sweat white meat.' 27 prior contacts. 18 guilties. 12 prior defaults. ADA asks $25k cash bail. defense: mental health problems. mr. smith 52 years old, graduated tech school. collects SSDI. on psychotropic medication. truly indigent. pray the court release him. judge says would like to get him help. but won't happen today. if it protects him it protects society. he'll be returned to roxbury. $1,000 cash on this case. stayaway from stop and shop. december 23 date.
- 3:52 — larceny over. opiates oxycodone and heroin. MATC bed available.
- 3:53 — vandalizing property. $5,000 cash bail asked for. randolph police report: breaking and entering. victim said rang
- doorbell, loud bangs at back door. stay away from the victim. no contact whatsoever. he was held on DYS detainer. brockton.
- 4:00 — mr. ortiz. released possession with intent to distribute class a (heroin).
- 4:02 — surrender date. picked her up on warrants from breaking and enterings.
- 4:07 — judge overrules motion to shut off the camera. note the ADA's objection.victim testimony: 25 year relationship. violence within the relationship. found another lady. don't do it when the kids are around. Ages of children: 24, 23, 7, and 2. don't do that in front of the kids. he swears a lot. mf-er, fu – kinds of things he'll say. he pushed me, i fell and he kicked me. daughter called the cops when he was choking her when he was drunk and she came home late. older daughter was there. 14 at the time. the day it happened he was arrested. he was getting a restraining order, she didn't realize i had to go to court. son passsed away because of that? (huh?) says he doesn't remember anything the next day. i don't even thinks he gets that drunk anymore it's just a game so he can say whatever he wants. had a big fight he was choking her on the ground after she said 'you have to leave.' the kids where there. older daughter yelling for her to get out get out. said he was going to kill me and kill the kids. kept punching the doors. he was drinking the night before. she went to the hospital.cross-exam: brings up that this could be solved if he didn't live at home. asks whether she drinks.police testimony: blotchy neck upon arrival. crying. wants this to stop. daughter was upset. ambulance took her to hospital. at hospital, he called the on-call judge who called him back at the hospital. restraining order was issued.cross to police: was he doing anything when you arrived? police say he said 'can you tell her to stop doing what she's doing?' he was agitated. he didn't know details of domestic. he observed things thrown out into the driveway. 'can you tell her to stop throwing stuff out the house.' no alcohol on his breath or anything. agitated that he was thrown out. when you spoke to her.. spoke for 10 mins. after i went back in, i wanted to get the facts from her. when i went back in at de-escalated. he didn't observe them the first time around. only saw the blotches the second time not the first time.
closing by ada: only way to safety is to
closing by defense: operates gas tanker truck.Ruling: declared dangerous and held without bail. january 6 hearing.
Third Session – Judge Heather Bradley
- 9:10 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. – Judge Bradley went through a list of defendants with matters before the court and applicants for harassment/209A protection orders. Of the three dozen she named, about 10 hadn't arrived in court on time and were assessed $50 default fees. Lawyers in each of the matters identified themselves and many cases were quickly scheduled for trials in February.
- 9:50 a.m. – Judge Bradley denied a motion by one defendant to waive her $50 default fee, claiming she arrived just moments after her name was called. "It's more important that you step into court when court starts so that you're not defaulting," Bradley said. "Even if you don't see your attorney, you have to be in court."
- 10:12 a.m. – Judge Bradley hears arguments from ADA on a matter in which a defendant was nabbed by what police said was an illicit drug transaction in a parking lot. Defendant's lawyer said she had been forthcoming with police and had a minimal prior record, in addition she works 40 hours a week and is pregnant. Bradley continued the case without a finding, ordering that the defendant submit to random drug screenings for a year. "After you give birth and certainly while you are pregnant, it's in your best interest and your child that you remain drug-free," Bradley said.
- 10:23 a.m. – Judge Bradley heard arguments in a case in which Quincy police pulled over a motorist in a GMC Sierra who turned out to be unregistered and uninsured. In addition, he was driving with a suspended license. His record included a drug conviction in district court and two prior "operating after suspensions." Although prosecutors and the defense attorney recommended continuing the case, Bradley rejected the deal. "He's got a prior dismissal on an OAS. And he's got a continuance without a finding on an OAS. Once you get that continuance without a finding, it's not something you should be getting again," she said. "This is an offense, sir, that you can go to jail for." Bradley recommended a guilty verdict with a $500 fine on one of the counts and a guilty verdict on driving while unregistered. The defendant rejected Bradley's recommendation and a trial was scheduled for March.
- 10:40 a.m. – Bradley heard arguments in a case in which a defendant, while driving, sideswiped a car's mirror and fled the scene. The ADA said the victim is not requesting any restitution because the damage was covered by an insurance company. The defense attorney described his client as a 25-year-old lobsterman who didn't even realize he had made contact with the other car. Bradley continued the case without a finding, requiring the defendant to take a driving course.
- 11:30 a.m. – Bradley next heard a case with a male and female defendant in which police searched the female defendant's car and discovered hypodermic needles belonging to the male. The female defendant's attorney described her as a clean 22-year-old who was forthcoming with police and agreed to go to AA/NA meetings twice a week. Bradley stipulated that the female defendant abstain from drugs and alcohol and submit to random testing
- 11:45 a.m. – A defendant seeking a harassment prevention order against an ex-girlfriend, describing repeated phone calls and texts every day, including three while he was sitting in the courtroom. He said she would stop by parents' house. Bradley issued a temporary order prohibiting the ex-girlfriend from coming within 100 yards of the applicant or from visiting his residence. She will have a chance to oppose the order on Dec. 14.
- 12: 11 p.m. – Bradley heard arguments in a matter in which a defendant was accused of violating his probation by assaulting a girlfriend in October, his third assault charge this year. According to the ADA, the defendant, 21, had consumed alcohol and punched his girlfriend in the eye. In May, he had been arrested for pulling her hair while driving and causing a car accident. In September, his brother called the police, claiming that the defendant had punched him in the fact. While incarcerated for the earlier incidents, the defendant was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and has been taking medications.Although the Probation Department recommended a continuance, Bradley rejected the offer. "This type of escalation of behavior has to have consequences. I appreciate that probation is recommending the continuance. You're not entitled to a continuance without a finding. It's a gift. Probation is a gift." Bradley recommended a guilty finding with a year suspended sentence. She also ordered the defendant to wear a GPS bracelet and abstain from alcohol, submit to random alcohol testing and participate in a batterers program. She also said that he needed to immediately enter mental health treatment, find a counselor and maintain his treatment regimen. "What I want to see is continuity," she said. "As long as you do all that and you don't get charged with anything else, at the end of the year this gets terminated."break // afternoon session
- 2-party hearing for an abuse prevention order. Ms Yang: asking the court to issue the orders for as long as possible against Francis Yu. Mr Yu opposes extension of harassment prevention order. Therefore the judge says that the court needs a full hearing. Judge asks bailiff to get records. Ms Yang is married to Francis Yu. She seeks abuse prevention order against husband Francis Yu because she claims husband physically abused her during altercation while young son was present on September 2, 2011.She reports 5 or 6 incidents of physical abuse in addition to the September incident. She summarized
these for the judge. (Fumbles through plastic expanding file folder for snapshots of results of abuse).2:55: Her doctor urged her to report incident to police back in 2000 she sought medical treatment after one of
the incidents. She also reports prior threats. She reports an incident happening while they were living in San Francisco, where they had lived from 2004 to early 2011. On May 4, 2011, she said Francis kept her in her room (?), under pretense of asking for sex, when she needed to pick up her son. She was able to call the police who intervened.She said that she is afraid that Francis is threatening to leave her and their son. Judge reminds her that the abuse prevention order is issued when there is a threat of abuse and asks her if she understands that.3:05 Court recess for 5 minutes.3:15 Judge received copy of court of probation records. She scans the documents.Ms Yang now reports that she and her son feel very scared. (I overheard a friend? Lawyer? Advise her to
make sure she told the judge that she felt afraid.)She said John Chung Ye Lu has come by the house several times. I think this is the stepbrother. On one
night in particular, she and her son pretended to not be home. Frankly she tells winding stories that are quite difficult to follow given her poor command of English. Judge asks what the relationship is between husband and stepbrother.3:35 Hearing suspended while she gathers together lawyersNew case: Michael Connors (sp?) and ..?She is seeking and abuse prevention order. Judge reviews affidavit. Mr and Mrs Connors are married but separated.*** A police officer in the courtroom told me I could not take notes during a restraining order hearing.
Fourth Session
Minor Motor Vehicle Hearings in front of Clerk Magistrate Bob Bloom. All quotes are from Clerk.
- 9:15 Unsafe lane change. (lady with child called first) no responsibity
- 9:16 Truman & North, ran stop sign, taking roommate to hospital, not responsible
- 2 defendants not there
- 9:18 ran red light, half into intersection, no history, not responsible
- 9:19 red lights, blue lights in car, have been removed, defendant has pictures, not responsible
- 1 defendant not here
- 9:20 u turn, rushing didn't see sign " Clerk: "no signs on 128, can't turn there either" not responsible this time
- 9:22 failed to yield to pedestrian, red light violation. Driver said pedestrian cleared crosswalk. Responsible for red light violation. Defendant confused. Found responsible for whole thing, will appeal
- 9:25 red light. Light turned yellow, could not stop safely. Well prepared defendant. "never see the officers, they're disguised as trees" – clerk. I swear didn't run the red light, Not responsible, "after all that"
- 9:30 60 in a 30, car axle broken, couldn't be doing 60. Maybe doing 35, 40. Responsible. No appeal.
- 9:32 speeding, clocked by radar. Responsible 40 mph, $100, no appeal
- 9:35 48 in 30, radar, by radar, responsible for 40, $100, no appeal
- 9:37 marked lane violation, not carrying a license at time of violation. produces license, not responsible.
- 9:38 red light, not responsible.
- Defendant not here
- 9:40 red light, in intersection on green, slowed down for turning traffic, surprised by being pulled over "I've been surprised many times" not responsible.
- 9:42 texting while driving, "who were you messaging, the president?" Cop didn't have paperwork, not responsible
- 9:43, u turn, dropping kid off at school, not responsible
- 9:44 red light, long history of tickets, not responsible
- 9:45 unregistered vehicle, produces registration, not responsible
- 9:47 failing to yield at accident scene, left arrow green, I did yield. Responsible. Not appealed.
- 9:51 not signaling turn, open container. Someone says I threw out a bottle. Not 1st time with a bottle. Clerk looks at history: "You throw everything out the window." Responsible for signal, $25 fine. Defendant says he'll appeal. Clerk change mind, decides he's not responsible, Commonwealth appealing.
Calling roll, sorting out who's here, whose lawyer couldn't show, where the police are.
- 10:07 driving with a suspended license, put in front of judge, if license reinstated will be dismissed
- 10:09 commercial vehicle, parking illegally. Defendant has no other transport, has to park there. Judge.
- 10:11 pool, no bottom, no fence or gate around pool. Filling pool. Confusion about filling pool as in water, or filling as in putting dirt back in the hole. Defendant says they're filling the hole. Officer says they're filling it in with debris, cited by building inspector for throwing tree into hole. Out to talk with officer.
- 10:14 registration produced by 9 am session person, not responsible.
- 10:15 vandalism, smashed car window with left hand. Long story that defies linear note taking about a party, a sister, and breaking a window an hour later of an uninvolved stranger. Already paid restitution. Judge.
- 10:22 failing to stop for officer, driving to endanger. Cop turned and motioned in way driver thought was meant to proceed says driver. Demonstrates. Well prepared defendant, talking about officer training for traffic details, wanting officers record. Clerk not interested. "Don't need to go to MIT to learn how to direct traffic." Dismissing driving to endanger. Responsible for failing to stop, civil not criminal.
- 10:33 operating without insurance, mass plates on car, proof of insurance from Illinois. Took plate from another car, daughter bring plates from Chicago. Judge.
- 10:38 filled pool back, adjourned for 30 days to resolve (fill the hole appropriately)
- 10:39 unregistered vehicle. Judge, will be dismissed if registered.
- Julianne Green (spelling?) (10:41 AM) Vehicle in collision registered to Julie Green– Green called and said she was the operator of the red Volvo.Green said she was frightened by Miranda (operator of the other car) as Miranda got out of the car, and drove away (thought Miranda could get her license plate as she drove away) and took her son to a soccer game. Didn't call the police because she said her phone had died.Green: I didn't rear-end her; front left of Green's car hit the front right of Miranda's car; Miranda swerved as Green tried to get off the exit; called the police after the gameJudge: Why would Miranda swerve and deliberately stop in front of you? (10:46 AM) "That's what driving's all about– people move, change their minds, that doesn't mean they should get hit."
- 10:52 vandalism, bat thrown through car windshield of car in woman's driveway by woman. 2 previous restraining orders against ex-boyfriend driving car. Ex boyfriend believed email that said "come over and I'll beat your ass" was a joke and an invitation. $8900 worth of damage. Ex-boyfriend says brother called him, told him to come over and work things out. Cross restraining orders. Ex-boyfriend arrested in June for breaking and entering for the purpose of harassment. Woman moved out of town to escape ex-boyfriend, who found her via obituary for her father. Hundreds of mails, stack 8-10 inches thick handed to clerk. Bat wielding woman in fear due to breaking and entering. Ex boyfriend says his account hijacked for purposes of sending email. Emails include pictures of ex boyfriend sending email. Dismissed. If women doesn't pay what ex-boyfriend is out of pocket for the windshield (his insurance deductible), take her to small claims court.Same case, different notes:Crystal Flint (10:53 AM) – 10/17/11 – Report of vandalism; traveling up Williams and someone threw an object that damaged his windshield. When victim was asked who was it? He said it was the kid with pierced ears that lived across the street from Crystal. He also said he and Crystal used to date.Crystal said she warned him about staying away from her– two prior restraining orders against him (but had already expired)– said she broke the windshield.Crystal said she was scared and took matters in her own hands.Victim: $8900 worth of damages because windshield was shattered (2010 Mercedes); wanted to add assault to suit potentially because he was in the car. Got a call from Crystal's brother asking him to be at the house at 9:30 PM (to work things out re: money Crystal's mom owed him), I wasn't expecting that I was uninvited.
- 11:20 charge not read, but mention of a "saloon's worth" of alcohol in car. Electrical engineering student is defendant. Clerk notes a conviction would keep him from getting engineering license. Dismissed.
- 11:24 "another phd student. Wait til you hear this one" 17 yr old female. shoplifting of honey barbecued chicken wings worth $6. Are they good? Asks clerk. Yes says police officer. Is that expert testimony? "if you're going to steal chicken wings for friends, at least make it enough wings to go around" $100 court costs, dismissed.
- 11:30 no charge read. "Bizarre behavior" "naturalist" naked in the Blue Hills. Raised as a "naturalist" nudist, was out on a Friday 4pm, cold and rainy day, didn't expect to see anyone. Apologized to man who saw him. Put aside to for discussion.
- 11:35 private complaint. Assault and battery, two times. Husband accused by wife, divorce pending, husband got upset, hit and shook her June and Sept 15 again. Sham marriage says defense lawyer, working with immigration, trying to get this women out of his life. "They're trying to get me deported" says wife. "You said that, not us" answers lawyer. Husband is battered man, suffers from battering syndrome says lawyer. "That's his child, he must have found some tenderness along the way" He has restraining against her. Continued to allow divorce and other proceedings to take their course.
- 11:50 Back in the Blue Hills. Naturist, naturalist. Police officer points out that nudists are naturists, not naturalists. People hike in the Blue Hills. Even children. Open and gross lewdness. Wasn't open and gross. Indecent exposure. Was trying to avoid people, not flashing. Discussion of defendant's business, owns small business employing 10 people, high end clients. Defendant talking, saying this is a one time thing, never happen again. "People pay lawyers then they talk themselves" "Jails are full of one time thing." open and lewd charge dismissed. What would defense suggest for court costs? $250 for speeding says lawyer, would accept that. $1000 in court costs says clerk. Dismissed. (Hard to hear that last give and take as anything other than "how much are you willing to pay to make this go away?")
Jury Room A
- 9:14 – Four matters. Two matters stem from the same incident–summoned some civilians and officers (1407 and 2794). Trespass claim; civilian witness necessary can't be here today. Second defendant in custody? No, he made bail. Defendant not in courtroom yet. Third defendant, Johnson, in custody. Fourth defendant, Gaggs (sp?). Commonwealth makes an excited utterance motion. Defendant not in courtroom yet. Fifth defendant, Lazaron (sp?). Sixth defendant, Hawk. Codefendant motions to suppress– papers haven't made it over yet.
Recess at 9:30 AM
- 10:12 Officer not available for hearing. Efforts to get into the apprentice program– request to not enter a default against him. Both matters to continue in February on motion to suppress.
- Joanne Coffee. February 28 as jury trial date.
- 10:19 – Adam Johnson. Witness summons went to wrong address (victim)
Excited utterance motion– dispatch evidence (911 tape)–
P: Learned who the dispatcher is…not certain if she'll be able to in because she's working today
D: Wait for dispatcher to appear; ready for trial to begin today. Will hold it
- Nema Caramose. Trooper indicated he'll be here (four witnesses total for the Commonwealth). Will hold.
- Shaun Lazaron. Two witnesses for Defense. One witness for Commonwealth. Will hold.
- Breanna Hannery- CW answers not ready. Charge for larceny. Commonwealth: Two civilians and one officer here; two officers on call.
- Charge for trespass. Commonwealth: Necessary witness on her way in.
- Charge for shoplifting. Commonwealth: Requires a civilian not yet here. This charge is dismissed for want of prosecution.
- 10:25 – Marcus Gaggs (sp?). Defendant appears pro se. Victim is here– asserting her marital privilege; she's here with children. Mrs. Gaggs: Married as of 2009; married in TX; wishes to testify her marital privilege to not testify for the Commonwealth against her husband; CW won't be able to prosecute her husband if she doesn't testify. Commonwealth: Not ready for trial. Case is dismissed for want of prosecution based on assertion of marital privilege
10:27 RecessJury Room B
- 9:24 AM: SunTrust Bank: Amend because of error in interest calculation
- Ann Fitzgerald: Vacate motion to dismiss; find a default
- American Express v. Dorothy Latham: Motion to assess damages– didn't calculate attorney's fees, so may deny the attorney's fees
- 9:29 AM: Several motions to amend because left out Defendant's middle initial. Faroul: Liability not disputed, just disputing the amount owed (maybe some fraud involved)– insurance for deceased spouse. 9:32 a.m.: Motion for judgment on the hearings– she doesn't dispute liability, just amount (owe money on credit card); another hearing to prove how much D owes (keep in mind there are interest payments)– an assessment hearing
- David Roberts: P's motion for judgment on the pleadings; D doesn't dispute owing the money, just inability to pay right now.
- Timothy Farland: P's motion to attach wages; judgment entered in March 2008; current balance is $3,335.82; allowed the trustee's summons for the amount; successive service is denied.
- Credit union v. Patani (spelling?): Successive service denied.
- Jacklyn Reed: Motion to attach; trustee summons;
- 9:39 AM: Show cause hearing scheduled for 12/19. Already agreed to a payment plan– nothing will happen for a year.Recess
- 1:20ish p.m: Jury Trial – Intoxicated while carrying a licensed firearm:Jury selection (voir dire):No one knows either party or witnesses. One person worked for police department. No one admits bias. Some people would have difficulties with 2 day trial. Instructions to jury about innocent until proven guilty. Posessing gun while intoxicated. Opening statements: 3:00 witness 1, Holbrook police sergeant. Experience. Call your attention to 4 AM. Where we're you? Dunkin Donuts. Why? They open at 4. Called to address, saw defendant coming from back, asked if had weapon, said he had license, asked again, reached for gun, told him to stop, removed gun. Glock Model 33, chambered 357 sig, short barreled semi automatic pistol. Smelled of alcohol. Asked if he drank, 3 drinks. Took back to Holbrook police station, still smelled alcohol from across table. Chain of custody of gun, sent to state forensic lab. Sgt has sealed box, notations described. Asks court permission to open box, describes notations inside the box. What is the big black object? A firearm? Would you show to the jury? May I clear the weapon to make it safe? Yes. Do you recognize this? Weapon I took from defendant. Marked for id. Sgt puts wire tie thru barrel to disable weapon. Other individual at scene was Ben Howard, but provide his brother Jamal's (?) ID. Police were able to "ascertain that Ben Howard was Ben Howard".
3:20: Cross examination:
Defendant walked up driveway in heavy snow without stumbling. Responded to officers commands without belligerence. Does sgt know what was going on with gun when it was at police station from feb to sept? No.
3:26: Holbrook police officer observed smell of alcohol on defendant, slurred speech as defendant transported to station
3:30 Holbrook police Sgt: transported weapon to state police crime lab in Lakeville. Chain of custody, weapon, serial number the same. Picked up box, at later date, along with report. ID report. (couple of jurors yawning, eyes drooping)
3:38 cross: where was the gun from feb to sept 2010? in Holbrook evidence room? Why so long? Just didn't getvaround to transporting it.
3:40 Mass state trooper, ballistic forensic tech: certifies that weapon is firearm as defined by Mass law, ammunition are functional bullets. Declared as expert ballistic witness. Did you test fire it? Yes. Was it functional? Yes. Gun has laser sight, makes those scary little red dots. ID the magazine. (witness rolls eyes, looks apologetically to jury while court discusses if magazine was exhibit 2 or 3)
Certification: that the weapon And ammunition are firearm as defined by Mass law
3:55 Cross examination – Were the bullets in the magazine? Don't recall, expedited request, went directly to witness rather than normal intake.
4:02 Defense. Defendants girlfriend for 3 yrs. went to dinner at Daily Catch, one bottle of wine, defendant had 2 glasses. awoken at 2:30 AM by phone call, ben howard asking For ride to Holbrook,. Got to house, 2minutes later cops arrive, arrest defendant.
4:02 p.m: Witness – Defendant's Girlfriend: Exam: Girlfriend of 3 years, went on date that night, split a bottle of wine, she had more
Phone call at 2:30 am, someone asking for ride. Went to pick him up in car and tok him home. 2 minutes after getting to the house the police arrested him.Cross-Exam:
First saw him at 7:30. Came from work. Probably not drunk, wasn't with him before.
Repeated the entire story with a stern tone, questioning at various parts whether she ever left him alone, if she had any alcohol in her house.4:10 cross exam continued. Walk witness thru evening looking for opportunities for defendant to drink. None, except maybe when she went to bathroom, but not sure she even had alcohol in the house.4:17 p.m. adjourned, with warnings to jurors not to talk, research case, all you can say is the judge was nice to you.
Unadjourn. Discussion of how to handle gun evidence overnight. Discussion of jury instructions with respect to firearms licensing.


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Nick Cifaretto -
present Ron Cain, Jr. - Present
Everett Vreeland -
present Mark Tabakin - present
Ron Soussa -
present Jennifer Horowitz (Alt #1) - absent
Carol Ann Soroko (Alt #2) - present
Anthony Speciale - absent
Committee: Art Daughtry - Present
Planning Board Liaison: Gary Lewis - Present
The Changebridge Road
corridor discussed relative to allowing the industrial property to be permitted
to have a larger retail component within the inside of their facility. This was an amendment, noted Mr. Lewis,
recommended by the Planning Board. Mr.
Lewis elaborated indicated that there is also plans at the board level to look
at retail use along Changebridge Road, noting the various zones existing along
this roadway. Mr. Soussa indicated that
if all bulk requirements are met, there should be no limitation on retail uses
on this street. Traffic discussed as it
relates to the current situation, noting the volume is already heavy, and what
would more retail do on this corridor?
Discussion ensued. Perhaps small
service type business/offices would lessen traffic because local people would
shop and work locally: idea is to keep
shoppers in our township. Parking
regulations were also felt to be more a problem in this community, and that we
should make a change on this. It was
felt that retail parking is ok 'as is' but perhaps parking standards in "OB and
I' zones should be look at since it is felt these are a hindrance to marketing
this site. We would need to
consistently look at progress, noted Mr. Cifaretto. Chairman polled board asking for their input on retail along
Changebridge Road. Motion by Mr.
Vreeland, seconded Mr. Soussa that retail should be looked at strongly by the
Planning Board along Changebridge Road.
Unanimous agreed upon. Letter
will be sent to Planning Board by Chair.
Mrs. White updated EDC
on rezoning items pending at Planning Board level. She indicated the Board was going to notice for the master plan
discussions on January 24th, gave a draft copy to the EDC and asked
for their input to the Planning Board.
Mr. Cifaretto asked Mrs. White to put this back on agenda of EDC for
January 16th agenda.
Mr. Daughtry updated
EDC on the status of NJ Transit and Firehouse Road with work starting on the
joint County/Township lighting improvements on Firehouse Road around Feb. March
of 2008. He also elaborated on the discussion
of the county possibly looking at the parallel parking issue, indicating he
asked the County to look at this along Whitehall Road.
The Planning Board will
also be considering an impact ordinance which would require a developer to
deposit improvement monies into a fund that would allow for development of a
parking lot, streetscape, etc. There
would be specific wording that would indicate when such a deposit would be
Development of Business Interest Questionnaire
Mr. Cifaretto also felt
that there are times when the EDC should consider inviting owners to attend
their meeting to discuss their expansion ideas. Along these lines, Mr. Lewis reminded members that he had
thought we might want to develop a questionnaire that would go out to all
industrial and commercial users existing in town and ask them 'what are they
looking for', i.e. how can we help them.
Mr. Ciffaretto and Ms. White were to work on this questionnaire. It was felt that this would have to be a
simple questionnaire.
Invite Potential Developers
Mrs.White indicated
that both Mr. McDermott and Mr. LaSala were both interested in developing in
the Towaco Center area. Mr. Cifaretto
indicated he would like to invite them in to the EDC, but one at a time and
would coordinate that with Mrs. White.
Kevah Konner
Mrs. White indicated
that they are still pursuing redevelopment of this area, and that the Planning
Board has asked that both the sites in this area work together to stress to the
State DOT how important it is for them to address this area jointly since the
ultimate build out will need state upgrades.
Mrs. White indicated she did express this to both Mr. Boswell of GI and
Scott Konner of Kevah Konner site. EDC
members expressed interest in moving and assisting this effort.
Website Development
Members felt that the web page is an improvement but needs more
'pop', although functional it really needs to be more upscale/enhanced.
Update: Budget Support – Planning Board
Mr. Cifaretto indicated that we need to make sure the Township
Committee knows that the EDC supports the updating of the Master Plan for the
community, and towards this, moved that a letter go to the Township Committee
and Planning Board supporting the adoption by the Township of the Planning
Board Master Plan and Operating Budget in order to address the goals of
continued economic growth.
Contact with Hotels
Mrs. White indicated she contacted all of the listings for the
contacts for major hotels. These
numbers were not direct contacts. Issue
Morris County Seminar – March
19th from 5 to 8pm
$30 per person – The following members wish to attend: Ron Soussa, Dick Vreeland, Nick
Cifaretto, Deb Nielson
Goals for 2008
Mr. Cifaretto and
members agreed that our goal for 2008 should be retention of commercial
businesses and development of a business survey to determine what we can to
better enhance their operations.
MINUTES (Note – minutes not
acted on – carried to January meeting)
Adoption of EDC minutes
of: 9-19-07 Eligible: Mr. Speciale, Mr.
Cain, Ms. Horowitz, Mr. Soussa, Mr. Tabakin, and Mr. Cifaretto
Minutes of 10-24-07 –
Eligible: Mr. Speciale, Mr. Cain, Mr.
Soussa, Mr. Cifaretto, Ms. Soroko and Mr. Vreeland
Meeting adjourned unanimously,
Linda M.


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