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Globally Recognized Luminaries Lend Support to Peace One Day to Raise Awareness and Encourage Peace-building Activity in DRC and Great Lakes on Peace Day
GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo, 18 March 2014 – This year Grammy Award-nominated recording artist Akon and UN Secretary-General's Special Envoy for the Great Lakes Region of Africa Mary Robinson have joined with Peace One Day to harness the collective strength of an unprecedented coalition of organizations in order to ignite a grassroots campaign for peace and stability in the DRC, Great Lakes region and around the world.
Peace One Day, founded by British filmmaker Jeremy Gilley, led the initiative 15 years ago to establish an annual day of global ceasefire and non-violence on 21 September - Peace Day. With analytics support from McKinsey & Company, Peace One Day believes that around half a billion people were aware of Peace Day in 2013, with around 8 million behaving more peacefully as a result of being involved in activities on the day. Peace One Day's target for 2014 is to reach 1.5 billion people with the message of Peace Day, and 3 billion people by Peace Day 2016.
The annual Peace One Day concert, this year to be held in Goma, DRC on 21 September, 2014, will be headlined by Akon, who's mass appeal across the region is expected to carry the message of Peace Day to millions via a multi-platform delivery across digital, mobile, radio and television broadcasts, linking Goma, the DRC and Great Lakes region with the rest of the world. Unifying the people of the DRC and Great Lakes on Peace Day is the primary objective of Peace One Day's campaign in the region, being made possible through a $10million donation by the Howard G. Buffett Foundation. The 2014 concert is being produced by Jeremy Gilley and Peace One Day ambassador Jude Law.
Awareness of Peace One Day and Peace Day is being further supported by major brands including Unilever, Beats Electronics and Coca-Cola. This year, Unilever activated their support through their AXE/Lynx brand and the launch of a new men's product line, called Peace. AXE debuted its 'Make Love Not War' TV ad, featuring Peace One Day, during the biggest game in American football in February, 2014, and it is now airing in 50+ countries around the world. The 'Make Love Not War' ad and subsequent Peace campaign has brought awareness of the Peace One Day message to hundreds of millions of consumers around the world.
Today's Peace One Day press conference in Goma brought together representatives from a unique coalition of NGOs, interfaith and youth representatives in the Democratic Republic of Congo, joined live by satellite by five-time Grammy Award-nominated artist Akon in New York, USA. Peace One Day and partners today revealed their bold plans to turn Peace Day 21 September into a day of unity in the DRC, one of the world's most war-torn countries, and the Great Lakes region.
Akon, linking in from New York, joined a press conference that also featured Mary Robinson, the UN Secretary-General's Special Envoy for the region, Jeremy Gilley (Founder of Peace One Day), the DRC Minister of Education, H.E. Mr. Maker Mwangu Famba, UNICEF Representative in the DRC Mrs. Barbara Bentein, UNHCR Regional Representative Stefano Severe, Marie Coutin Country Director of Search For Common Ground, the DRC national footballer Robert Kidiaba, Sister Angélique Namaika on behalf of the interfaith community and youth representatives.
In addition to the announcement of the Goma concert, a nationwide education campaign in collaboration with Peace One Day was revealed by UNICEF and the DRC Minister of Education. The education campaign is centered around a poster, carrying images of Akon and Kidiaba that will be distributed to 45,000 schools in DRC, encouraging young people to stand together as one in the name of peace on Peace Day 21 September.
Joining live from NYC, Akon said, "I felt extremely honored and yet humbled when asked to lend my voice to the resounding cry for "Peace". I challenge myself and others to think contemplatively and ask "who will I make peace with on September 21, 2014."
Peace One Day founder Jeremy Gilley said, "We could not have found a more fitting partner than Akon to help inspire a generation to stand together on Peace Day. It's incredibly exciting. I'm also honoured to welcome here today Mary Robinson, who has been a supporter of Peace One Day for many years. We are honoured to be in a position to support Mrs. Robinson's critical work in the region. Similarly, I'm delighted that our collaboration with UNICEF will reach millions of children in DRC this year. The concert, the education initiative and our wider campaign in the region are only made possible thanks to the Howard G. Buffett Foundation. I'm deeply grateful to Howard for the trust he has placed in us."
Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland and UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, is the UN Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for the Great Lakes Region of Africa. Her mandate focuses on working with, and supporting the governments of the signatory countries of the Peace, Security and Cooperation Framework for the DRC and the Great Lakes Region of 24 February 2014, to deliver on the commitments. She calls the Framework "a Framework of Hope" because it represents an avenue of hope for the people of the region to build long-term stability by addressing the root causes of the conflict, foster trust between neighbouring countries and end the cycle of violence in the region. She added her support to the Peace One Day Campaign, highlighting its ability to encourage the vital grassroots engagement needed to usher in a period of stability, progress and peace: "When I first met Jeremy over 10 years ago I said to him that an annual day of ceasefire and non-violence with a fixed date was an idea who's time had come. I now say that its time has come for the DRC and the Great Lakes. We have a Framework of Hope for the region, which has now been signed by 13 countries, and a regional Plan of Action. Peace Day 21 September is an opportunity for people across the region to come together in support of the Framework, to make their voices heard and demonstrate their commitment to a lasting peace."
Howard G. Buffett, Chairman and CEO of the Howard G. Buffett Foundation said, "Our foundation has invested a total of $175 million in eastern DRC and Africa's Great Lakes region in the belief that people need better economic opportunities to achieve lasting peace. We are grateful that our $10 million support for Peace One Day allows them to focus the next three years of their campaign on this region. Given their past successes and enormous following we believe they will bring the necessary attention and momentum this region needs and deserves to help end conflict."
Country representative of UNICEF Mrs. Barbara Bentein said, "UNICEF works with DRC's Ministry of Education, Peace One Day and many other partners to make this year a milestone on the country's path to sustainable peace. Today, 1.5 million children are still displaced because of ongoing conflict. There can be no development without peace and all children have to be protected from this endless cycle of violence. With the children of DRC, through the educational system and peace education, we are working to make this a reality. It is time to act together on Peace Day 21 September, and support Peace, every day."
Actor and Peace One Day ambassador Jude Law said, "I have seen first hand Peace Day working, particularly in Afghanistan, and I am proud that the documentaries and concerts that Jeremy and I have produced together have made such an impact. I am excited to see how the Goma show will take our work to the next level"
About Peace One Day
With the day in place, Peace One Day's objective is to institutionalise Peace Day around the world, making it self-sustaining. A report supported by Mckinsey & Company estimated that 280 million people were aware of Peace Day 2012, with approximately 5.6 million people behaving more peacefully as a result. With further support from McKinsey & Company, Peace One Day believes that around half a billion people were aware of Peace Day in 2013, with around 8 million behaving more peacefully as a result of being involved in activities on the day. Peace One Day's target for 2014 is to reach 1.5 billion people with the message of Peace Day, and 3 billion people by Peace Day 2016.Thanks to support from Howard G. Buffett Foundation, over the next three years Peace One Day is focusing significant resources on the DRC and Great Lakes region of Africa.
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FEATURE - Nuclear promise sours but Japan's choices limited
Date: 04-Mar-03
Country: JAPAN
Author: Elaine Lies
Instead, it is the recent history of Japan's nuclear power industry, a pillar of the government's energy policy and source of some 30 percent of the power consumed by the world's second-largest economy.
Opponents speak of lax management and argue that a nation as prone to earthquakes as Japan should seek other energy sources.
Others say that with virtually no energy resources of its own, Japan simply has few choices.
"For a country like ours, nuclear power is one option for energy, along with oil and natural gas," said Masahiro Onodera, senior researcher at Japan's Institute of Energy Economics, an industry-backed think tank.
"But to throw out one of these and replace it with another? Japan doesn't have that luxury."
Dependence on nuclear power has been starkly illustrated by warnings of an electricity crunch in Tokyo this summer if the reactors it relies on are not back on line by then.
Thirteen of 17 reactors operated by Tokyo Electric Power Co Inc (TEPCO) have been shut down temporarily due to lapses in inspections, including falsified safety reports. A 14th is due to shut down on March 1, and the rest could follow by April. No dates have been set for any of them to resume.
"From the point of view of a stable power supply, nuclear energy is essential," said Yoichi Sekizawa at the Trade Ministry's Agency for Natural Resources and Energy.
Essential as it may be, a string of accidents and scandals over the past decade has eroded public trust in the nuclear industry and its 52 commercial reactors.
The worst accident was in September 1999, when an uncontrolled nuclear chain reaction was triggered at a uranium processing plant in Tokaimura, 140 km (90 miles) northeast of Tokyo. Two workers died.
Fears were fanned last year by a scandal over TEPCO's falsification of nuclear safety records in the 1980s and 1990s, revelations that led to the current shutdown of its reactors.
Given these problems, Japan's insistence on nuclear power may appear hard to understand.
However, the fact Japan is forced to rely mainly on imported energy - 52 percent of it oil, of which more than 80 percent comes from the volatile Middle East - makes policy framers edgy.
"It's true that Japanese have become anxious about nuclear energy," Trade Minister Takeo Hiranuma said recently. "But securing steady energy resources is an issue we must take up extremely seriously."
One aspect of this is reducing use of Middle East oil, a desire behind Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's visit in January to the Russian Far East - a region of vast energy resources.
Even more important, planners say, is reducing Japan's reliance on imported energy at all.
"One of the big problems is keeping a steady oil supply, and depending only on fossil fuels is dangerous too," said Sekizawa. "There's no worry about imports stopping with nuclear power."
And despite numerous news stories about mishaps, statistics compiled by the Trade Ministry from International Atomic Energy Agency data show there were 15 unplanned stoppages of 50 Japanese reactors in operation in 2000, compared with 166 unplanned stoppages of 55 French reactors.
This may be partly because Japanese reactors operate on a shorter cycle - 13 months on, then three months off-line for inspection - than in other nations, reducing unplanned stoppages.
"There's always trouble with reactors," said Haruki Madarame, professor of nuclear energy at a Tokyo University research centre. "The media plays it up here. It only seems there's more."
Ordinary Japanese, however, are increasingly sceptical.
To woo them, the government is emphasising environmental benefits of nuclear power, which it says cuts greenhouse gases and is needed for Japan to meet Kyoto Protocol deadlines.
Environmentalists counter that this is meaningless.
"Japan needs to meet its Kyoto deadlines quite soon, but it takes decades to build a reactor," said Kazue

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The two young ladies bullying, cyber bullying , and harassing my daughter is 14 yrs old and the posted her name on facebook and that she had disease and other slandering statments and twenty mins later removed it . I reported abuse and trid to contact facebook to retrieve the post but do not know how to get in touch with them. I was told I also had to go to the juvenile officer from the regular police dept. because the kids are only 14, but In this small town I cannot get much help from anyone.
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The Mentally Ill Are Executed in the United States - 1: Who is Legally Insane Under The Law?
Many people believe that if someone is mentally ill, then they cannot be executed for their crimes. This is not true; an individual suffering from a mental illness can be sentenced to death in the United States. In fact, the protections against someone being executed due to their psychological impairments is rather limited: many seriously mentally ill individuals set on Death Row in this country today.
What is "legal insanity" under the law? It depends upon which jurisdiction applies.
The reality is that a defendant's mental capacity becomes an issue as early as the initial investigation by law enforcement into the crime, however, it is clearly a major component of any criminal trial of that individual, first addressed in the guilt phase of a capital case. Legal insanity is an affirmative defense to a crime: it is proven by the defense in the guilt phase of the case where the state is seeking the death penalty, not the penalty phase.
There are two prevailing legal tests to determine whether or not a defendant is legally insane (again, as a defense to be pled and proven by defense counsel at trial). The first, and most popular, is the "M'Naghten test." See, Clark v. Arizona, 548 U.S. 735 (2006).
M'Naghten Test
Under M'Naghten, the determining factor is whether or not the defendant was (1) able to understand what he (or she) was doing at the time of the crime due to some "defect of reason or disease of the mind" or, (2) if he (or she) was aware of what they were doing, that he (or she) nevertheless failed to comprehend or understand that what they were doing was wrong.
ALI - Model Penal Code Test
The alternative test for legal insanity has been provided by the American Law Institute in the Model Penal Code. Under the ALI test, the key is if the defendant lacked the substantial capacity, as a result of a mental disease or defect either (1) to appreciate the criminality of his conduct or (2) to conform his conduct to the requirements of law.
M'Naghten is considered a much stricter standard than the ALI test. Under M'Naghten, the two defendants made popular by Truman Capote in the nonfiction novel In Cold Blood were found to be legally sane, convicted of capital murder, and after being sentenced to death, each was hanged by the State of Kansas.
Using the ALI/Model Penal Code test, John Hinckley was found to be legally insane, therefore not legally culpable for his attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan, and not subject to capital punishment. Public outrage at the Hinckley result has forced many jurisdictions to return to the harsher M'Naghten standard.
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1. Re: Weblogic deployment997468 Apr 29, 2013 6:02 AM (in response to 1005642)Hi,
Well, if your managed server 2 was down at time of deployment, weblogic will deploy only on MS1.
Did you checked server bea logs?do you see any deployment activity happening during that time?
2. Re: Weblogic deployment1005642 Apr 29, 2013 8:37 AM (in response to 997468)Hi Ranjan
Well both the nodes were active during that time, my mistake was i didn't check the logs. I have removed the nodes from cluster and again joined then into the cluster it started working fine. really not sure how it worked... :(. Anyway, your reply is appreciated.


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HOUSTON - A K9 deputy with the Harris County Sheriff's Office was critically injured in a three-vehicle accident on the Beltway.
The accident occurred around 7:45 a.m. Tuesday and closed the westbound lanes of the North Sam Houston Tollway at Mesa Drive.
Officials said Deputy Jason Denham was on duty and driving on the Beltway 8 when he had to maneuver because of traffic in front of him and the accident occurred. At some point a Chevy Avalanche was rear ended and that SUV hit a Kia.
"At this point in time I'm unaware if he was on a call or en route to a call," said HCSO Captain Darryl Cole.
Emergency crews had to use the Jaws of Life to free Denham from his vehicle.
"There's extensive damage to patrol car itself officer had to be extracted from the vehicle," said Captain Cole. "As normal, his K9partner was extremely protective if him. Other K9 units had to make (it to) the location to remove the dog from the car."
Life Flight was called to the scene and transported the deputy to Memorial Hermann Hospital. Denham, a 10-year veteran with the department, was then taken into surgery in critical condition.
During a press conference outside the hospital, Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia said Denham suffered "severe trauma to the left side of his body."
"Doctors are very hopeful," said Sheriff Garcia about the Denham's treatment.
Garcia said Denham's wife is at the hospital. They are the parents of three girls.
Denham has been part of the K9 for cops program for about two years, Garcia said.
Officials said the dog, Sjors, was in good condition and taken to a local veterinarian to be checked out. Garcia said Sjors was "up and barking."
"The dog was secured and where he needed to be," explained Sheriff Garcia of the dog's placement during the accident.
Sheriff's deputies are at the hospital to provide support for the Denham's family. Sheriff Garcia said deputies are donating blood in the Denham's name and encourages the community to do the same.
According to officials at the scene, there were five people in the Avalanche. Two of them were taken by ambulance to Memorial Hermann Hospital. The other three passengers were transported to Northeast Hermann Hospital in unknown condition. The driver of the Kia was not injured.
The freeway lanes reopened at 11 a.m.
Deputy Denham is expected to require numerous blood transfusions as he makes his recovery. To help those efforts, the sheriff's office is holding a blood drive this Thursday between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. at the Harris County Jail at 701 North San Jacinto. They're asking anyone who can donate blood to please stop by.
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In his eleventh novel, Antonio Lobo Antunes, one of the great European literary masters, chronicles the decadence not just of a family but of an entire society -- a society morally and spiritually vitiated by four decades of totalitarian rule. Senhor Francisco, a once powerful state minister and a personal friend of the Portuguese dictator Salazar, is incapacitated by a stroke, and as he spends his last days in a nursing home in Lisbon, he reviews his life and his loves. His son Joao, raised by the housekeeper, grows up to be good-hearted but totally inept, so that his ruthless in-laws easily defraud him of his father's farm. The minister's illegitimate daughter, Paula, whom he had with the cook and who was raised by a childless widow in another town, is ostracized after the Revolution due to her father's position in Salazar's regime. The emotional turmoil enveloping Francisco's family finally catches up with him when the Revolution ends the forty-two years of the dictatorship, and the old regime tumbles like a castle of cards. Senhor Francisco, more paranoid than ever, remains a large but empty shadow of his seeming omnipotence. The Inquisitors' Manual is at once an inquiry into the difficult coexistence of self-affirmation and tenderness toward others, and a powerful examination of a totalitarian sensibility.
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Filings have closed and Nowthen voters will have three candidates to choose from for mayor and five for the two council seats up for grabs.
Mayoral candidates include Matt Lendt, 5436 199th Ave. N.W.; Randy Bettinger, 5550 210th Ave. N.W.; and incumbent Mayor Bill Schulz, 18509 Baugh St. The mayor's term is four years.
Candidates for the two four-year council seats include Dale Gene Ames, 22176 Sugar Bush Road N.W.; Robert Mahutga, 7560 Viking Blvd. N.W.; Mary Rainville, 6633 191st Ave. N.W.; Paul Reighard, 18711 Garnet St. N.W.; and Jim Scheffler, 20323 St. Francis Blvd.
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The Jeannette Spirit's 2013 Year in Review
With the year 2013 in the rearview mirror, The Jeannette Spirit is taking a quick look back at the stories that shaped the past 12 months.
City Council passed a $5.1 budget, keeping the tax rate at 32.62. The previous year did not go as well financially as planned and the city entered 2013 with the 2012 $414,000 police pension payment unpaid.
Within weeks of the new year, council made the decision to revise the 2013 budget and began looking to sell assets and considered other ways to increase revenues.
The deterioration at Monsour Hospital made it difficult for engineers to gauge the building's stability.
The city's grace period for enforcing the use of Jeannette garbage bags comes to a close and those who fail to use the correct bags will not have their garbage picked up and may be fined. Residents line up at the first council meeting of the year to protest the new bags, including a lack of formal notification sent from the city to all residents.
Jim Benson resigns from city council and the remaining members begin looking for someone to fill the seat. Kathie Tanyer was appointed and remained on council through the end of 2013, when the term of Ron Dinsmore, who held the seat originally, expired.
Police Chief Brad Shepler said the department is going to begin targeting parking violations throughout the city, including wrong-way parking on streets, parking on sidewalks and other violations.
State Sen. Kim Ward begins actively seeking funds to clean up sites at Monsour and Jeannette Glass.
Lady Jay Ciara Gregory breaks the girls basketball scoring record in a game against Greensburg Central Catholic. She had scored 1,785 points as a Jeannette player by the end of that game, breaking the record set by Kayla Cook, which stood at 1,777. Gregory finished her career in Jeannette by surpassing 2,000 points.
Residents brace for daylight restrictions on Route 30, part of PennDOT's construction to widen the highway.
The city is ordered to pay Frank Trigona $235,000 in a case that began in 2005 when the city withheld permits on Trigona's rental properties because he owed back taxes to the city.
Jeannette Hospital Foundation wraps up its charitable giving, two years after the hospital closed.
Jeannette McKee elementary and middle schools kick off an anti-bullying campaign with a musical and comedy show.
First National Bank gets involved in the Trigona lawsuit, claiming any money awarded to the Jeannette businessman should go toward his outstanding debt at the bank.
Bankruptcy, layoffs and selling assets are all on the table as city council grapples with ongoing financial issues in the city. Finance chairman Bill Bedont explained that the city was at the point where big decisions needed to be made and made quickly.
Opposition to the new garbage bag ordinance continues, some residents say they oppose buying city required bags as a matter of principle.
Residents talk to city council members at the monthly meeting expressing support for upcoming 'tough decisions' that will need to be made. Others express frustration with local government for the city's continued financial distress.
Jeannette School Board begins to fight high absentee rates at the high school by instituting a plan that enables students to erase missed days from the records by attending sessions on Saturdays. The board also decides that in the fall, the number of total permitted absences will lower across the board in an effort to increase attendance throughout the district.
Council asks employees to offer alternative solutions or to expect layoffs and deep cuts to various departments.
Council sent out layoff notices to nearly all city departments and rolling layoffs were considered.
The City of Jeannette police department agreed to rolling layoffs to avoid the outright furlough of four full-time patrolmen. The city's firefighters agreed to a 5 percent pay cut, all city managers agreed to a 10 percent pay cut, and two positions in the public works department were subject to layoffs as well.
Jeannette High School students prepare for "All Shook Up," the annual spring musical will include Elvis Presley tunes.
Council revised the 2013 budget, but did not amend it. Taxes were not raised, a so-called "Trigona Tax" that had been discussed by some city advisers, but never by council, was not enacted.
The "reforecasted" budget was expected to leave the city even as the year drew to a close. That did not end up happening, as the city met all of its obligations last year with the exception of the 2013 police pension payment, the same payment that was not met in 2012.
The Keynote Cafe and its owner, Jill Sorrels, were awarded the Peace Partner Award by the Center for Victims in Pittsburgh.
More than a dozen police officers, firemen and EMTs were honored with awards during a council meeting.
City council begins what would become a year-long debate over whether the city should continue to offer garbage collection in-house or begin to outsource the work to a corporation. Some residents ask council to get out of the garbage business, believing it will save the city and residents money.
Developers begin to express interest in Jeannette Hospital and Monsour Medical Center sites. At issue is the price to renovate or demolish the buildings to make way for new businesses.
Mayor Robert Carter learns he will face opposition in the primary as he prepares to run for re-election. Richard Jacobelli intends to run against Carter in the Democratic primary. There are no other opposed races on city council or school board.
Recreation board members want to ask District Attorney John Peck to investigate what happened to a $65,000 grant that was spent to build a recreation center. Construction on the center never began.
Jeannette McKee Elementary School holds a rally to get children geared up for the coming PSSA tests. The Pirate Parrot attends.
The price tag to demolish Monsour Medical Center is estimated at $1 million.
After more than four months, city council members determine that layoffs and other measures taken earlier in the year have not saved enough money to fix the city's financial problems. Negative impacts on city services and increased spending on police overtime are added problems.
Jeannette School Board announces it is in the process of building the 2013-14 budget and looking at year-to-date tax collections shows the district is ahead in revenue collections.
The board also discusses several infrastructure and academic upgrades made possible by federal dollars, including a move to make each building equipped with wireless Internet capabilities.
The mansion that sits on the Monsour Hospital property burns down. Officials say the fire is an example of why the property is such a danger to the public.
The first draft budget of the Jeannette School Board calls for a 1-mill tax increase. During the meeting to discuss preliminary figures, administrators realized there were some errors caused by a new computer system that may account for the 1-mill deficit.
Two of the six suspects arrested in connection with the string of arsons that rocked the city throughout 2012 pled guilty when their hearings began. A juvenile was also adjudicated delinquent and three other adult men were set to have hearings in 2013 for the arsons and related charges.
Visible progress is being made to clean up the former Jeannette Glass property owned by New York businessman Abe Zion. The sight line visible from nearby streets is much different than a year ago, but DEP officials remained concerned about the dangers that couldn't be seen.
QT's Bar owner considers closing after shooting outside his establishment.
Jeannette McKee Middle School student Juccora Barton wrote a winning essay in Excela Health's "healthy habits" contest. Barton was featured on a billboard in the city.
City council discusses putting out a request for proposals to outsource the garbage collection to determine if that will save money. The council also discusses ways to bring blighted properties back onto the tax rolls.
Sandy Shaw, a kindergarten teacher at Jeannette McKee Elementary, writes a children's book, "Do you know where the bus driver will go?"
Jeannette High School students enjoy their prom.
Mayor Robert Carter is running for a second term in office as Richard Jacobelli prepares to take him on in the primary. This is Jacobelli's first election. Carter has been elected to council twice, run an unsuccessful third re-election campaign and then successfully run for mayor in 2009.
The official preliminary budget for the Jeannette School District contains no tax increase. The budget that called for 1-mill tax increase was voted down, 7-2, and the board decided to retool the spending plan to eliminate the tax increase.
Jacobelli won the primary with 66 percent of the vote. Carter vows to run a write-in campaign in November's general election.
Though unopposed on the ballot in the primary, city treasurer Democrat Sam Casino will face opposition in the November election because Michael Nestico mounted a successful write-in campaign. Nestico earned enough votes in the May election to appear on the official November ballot as a Republican.
The Dance Factory on Clay Avenue prepares to celebrate its 35th anniversary.
Jeannette High School graduates 71 members of the Class of 2013.
First Presbyterian Church celebrated the 100th anniversary of the dedication of its church building on Bullitt Avenue.
Jeannette Library volunteers Louise Hall, Chris Gavatorta, Betty Dopkowski, Joann Billheimer and Clarice Smith are honored with Jefferson Awards for their efforts.
City council decides to make some changes to garbage and recycling collection to make the work more efficient. The new plan calls for recycling pick up to occur the same week throughout the city.
Bushy Run Battlefield is making plans to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the battle.
After trimming nearly $50,000 from the spending plan, the Jeannette School Board plans to approve a budget that holds the lines on taxes.
Sam Casino, the city treasurer, resigns his position. He was first elected to the job in 2002. Council must appoint a replacement to fill the remainder of the term. Council discusses appointing Michael Nestico as treasurer, because he is the Republican candidate for the office.
Friends and family donate and help to build an aviary at Wildlife Works in memory of Anthony Milito, a 21-year-old Jeannette resident who died in September 2012.
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Golden Harvest / J. C. Robinson Lawsuit Dismissed
Date Posted: July 27, 2001
Peoria, IL -- On Tuesday, July 24, 2001, the U.S. District Court granted The J.C. Robinson Seed Company's motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed against it by the Illinois member companies of Golden Harvest Seeds, Inc.
"We are pleased that the judgment re-enforces what we have contended all along," Ed Robinson, president of The J.C. Robinson Seed Co. said.
In his opinion, the District Court Judge agreed with The J.C. Robinson Seed Co. arguments and cited several reasons for dismissing the suit at the earliest stage in the process of the case. In a nutshell, the judge decided under the current facts that the Illinois member companies have not raised issues sufficient to justify involvement by the court and that the role of the court is not to act in an advisory capacity.
"While the judge's opinion analyzed many different legal concepts and theories that apply to the relationship between the member companies, including fiduciary duties that may be owed to The J.C. Robinson Seed Co. by the Illinois members," Rob Robinson, executive vice president said, "the bottom line is that the judge agreed with the arguments that were raised in our request to dismiss the case, rejected the arguments made by the Illinois members, and dismissed the entire case."
The case should now be over unless the Illinois members ask the Judge to reconsider his decision, or if they appeal his decision to the Court of Appeals.
"While they are free to pursue either or both options, we firmly believe that the Judge made the right decision and that any effort to pursue those options would neither be successful nor beneficial to Golden Harvest," Rob Robinson said.
"The J.C. Robinson Seed Co. intends to continue to be a member of Golden Harvest, to sell Golden Harvest products, and to continue to support the Golden Harvest brand," Doug Robinson, senior vice president of The J.C. Robinson Seed Co. said.
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Tributes have been paid to a scooter driver who died in a crash last week.
Sanjay Vadher, 42, was pronounced dead at the scene following the collision on Thursday in Sutherland Grove, Southfields.
It is believed the incident took place at 11.30am at the junction of Sutherland Grove and Granville Road, close to St Cecilia's School.
Candles, flowers and messages from family and friends have been left at the scene.
A message written by his children Neel and Davina said: "Dear dad we will miss you loads and you will always be in our hearts forever."
His partner also wrote: "You didn't get to fulfil your dreams. Sheetal, your soul mate."
Friends have been posting their respects on social networking websites such as Facebook.
A message read: "To lose Sanj so soon and at such a young age has brought shock to us all.
"Such a great guy will be remembered at the club for the smile and happiness he brought to us all."
Sutherland Grove marks the start of a quiet residential area between West Hill and Augustus Road.
A spokesman for the London Ambulance Service (LAS) said: "We were called to Sutherland Grove just before 11.30am to reports of a road traffic collision involving a car and a motorcyclist.
"We sent a single responder, a car and an ambulance to the scene.
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Since the accident neighbours in the area have called for improved road safety measures, with drivers regularly using the route to avoid the A3.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The risk of not graduating is a sad reality for hundreds of Duval County students. But the school district says it's providing new pathways through an initiative five years in the making that's already producing what it calls dramatic results.
April Lindsey is one student who's on track to graduate after years of struggling in school.
"It's a shock that this is even happening to me right now," an emotional Lindsey said. "I never imagined this. I never saw myself being like this. It feels really good."
At 18 years old, she fell a few grades behind, at times feeling desperate enough to quit school.
"I had it in my head the whole time, like, 'You're not going to do it, dude. You're not going to graduate. Just sit back and drop out and do something else,'" Lindsey said.
Instead, she chose to be part of an initiative called Learning to Finish, a public-private partnership the district says has dramatically increased graduation rates in Duval County.
"Raising the floor for all students, but raising the ceiling for students who can go on and take college-level work while in high school," Superintendent Ed Pratt-Dannals.
The progress is evident. Research indicates in the last five years the graduation rate jumped about 11 percentage points to 71.2 percent.
"Now, we are not where we want to be yet, but that is significant growth, particularly since Duval County has the highest graduation requirements in the whole state," Pratt-Dannals said.
The district hopes to continue pushing forward with help from community partners, as successful students like Lindsey plan for the future.
"After I graduate, I want to go to (the University of North Florida) for two years and transfer to Florida State University for two more and get my bachelor's degree in photography and investment," Lindsey said.
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(Bond Market Recap for August 16th, 2012) Treasuries dropped, pushing yields on 30-year bonds to the highest level since May as weekly jobless claims and housing starts boosted the argument that the Fed is unlikely to announce further quantitative easing in September.
Treasuries retreated further as safe haven demand dwindled on improved risk sentiments, with the benchmark 10-year yield rising two basis points, or 0.02 percentage points, to 1.84 percent after a govt. report suggested building permits in July hit the highest since August 2008. Yield on 30-year treasury bonds jumped four basis points to 2.96 percent in late afternoon trade, New York time.
10 Year Treasury Yield – 1 Month Chart
Bond funds were down on the day with the iShares Barclays 20 Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) dropping $1.04, or 0.85 percent, to $121.01, while the Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF (BND) shed 9 cents, or 0.11 percent $84.09.
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US stocks surged Thursday with the S&P 500 rallying to its highest level since April as robust tech sector and housing data offset disappointing regional manufacturing data. Stocks got additional support after German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Europe's largest economy remains committed to the single currency during a trip to Canada. Led by Cisco Systems (CSCO), the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) jumped 85.33 points, or 0.7 percent, to 13,250.11. The network gear manufacturer soared 9.6 percent after releasing better-than-expected quarterly results in late Wednesday and unveiling plans to raise its quarterly dividend by 75 percent 23. Within the Dow, the breadth remained positive with 22 of the 30 components finishing higher. Other tech advancers included heavyweights Microsoft (MSFT), Intel (INTC), IBM (IBM) and Hewlett Packard (HPQ). Wal-Mart (WMT) was the biggest percentage decliner within the blue-chip index after it cut its full year earnings revenue forecast.
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The S&P 500 Index (SPX) added 9.98 points, or 0.7 percent, to 1415.51 with the tech sector advancing the most among its 10 business groups. The tech-heavy NASDAQ Composite (COMP) jumped 31.46 points, or 1 percent, to close at 3062.39 with shares of Electronic Arts (EA) vaulting 5.5 percent on buyout rumors.
- Advancers outpaced decliners a little over 2-to-1 on the NYSE.
- Oil prices for September delivery gained $1.27 to close at $95.60 a barrel.
- Gold futures for December delivery rose $12.60 to $1,619.20 an ounce.


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Actor Accidentally Shot
I'm sure the gun will be blamed for this, but this story is a prime example of how ignorance of firearms can be dangerous. A borrowed handgun was to be used as a prop in a play rehearsal, but apparently no one bothered to check to see if it was loaded.
Basic Safety Rule: All firearms must be treated as if they are loaded.
Basic Safety Rule: Never point a gun at something / someone you are not prepared to destroy.
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Actors are not the sharpest tools in the shed - See John Eric Hexum, he "accidently" shot himself with a prop/stage gun while mocking a suicide for missing a line for the umpteenth time.
Brandon Lee was shot by another cast member with a weapon that was "checked" by the on site firearm's expert and was "issued" to the actor that pulled the trigger, not realizing that a previous live round for a close up scene had become lodged in the barrel, so when the squib went off, it pushed the .44 magnum slug into Brandon's abdomen....
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Collection Time Period
Counties kept death records from 1853 to the present.
Record Description
Death entries were recorded in pre-printed register books containing many entries per page beginning in 1853. Earlier records were handwritten. They were usually typewritten by 1930. After 1917, death records were submitted to the state on individual certificates, while registers were maintained in the counties.
Record Content
County death records contain some or all of these genealogical facts:
- Name of deceased
- Death date and place
- Cause of death
- Age at death in years, months, and days
- Gender
- Color or race
- Marital status
- Parents' names
- Birthplace
- Occupation
- Name of informant (earlier entries include relationship to deceased)
How to Use the Records
Begin your search by finding your ancestors in the index. Name indexes to deaths make it possible to access a specific record quickly. Remember that these indexes may contain inaccuracies, such as altered spellings, misinterpretations, and optical character recognition errors if the information was scanned.
When searching the index it is helpful to know the following:
- The place where the death occurred.
- The name of the person at the time of death.
- The approximate death date.
Use the locator information found in the index (such as page, entry, or certificate number) to locate your ancestor in the death records. Some on-line indexes, such as indexes to FamilySearch Historical Records, will take you directly to an image. Compare the information in the death record to what you already know about your ancestor to determine if this is the correct person. You may need to compare the information of more than one person to make this determination.
When you have located your ancestor's death record, carefully evaluate each piece of information given. These pieces of information may give you new biographical details that can lead you to other records about your ancestors. Add this new information to your records of each family. For example:
- Use the birth date or age along with the place of birth to find or verify their birth records and parents' names.
- Use the birth date or age along with the place of birth to find the family in census records.
- Use the residence and names of the parents (if the deceased is a child) to locate church and land records.
- Occupations listed can lead you to employment records or other types of records such as military records.
- Use the parent's birth places to find former residences and to establish a migration pattern for the family.
- The name of the officiator is a clue to their religion or area of residence in the county.
- The name of the undertaker or mortuary could lead you to funeral and cemetery records which often include the names and residences of other family members.
- Compile the entries for every person who has the same surname, this is especially helpful in rural areas or if the surname is unusual.
- Continue to search the records to identify children, siblings, parents, and other relatives of the deceased who may have died or been buried in the same county or nearby. This can help you identify other generations of your family or even the second marriage of a parent. Repeat this process for each new generation you identify.
- When looking for a person who had a common name, look at all the entries for the name before deciding which is correct.
If you are unable to find the ancestors you are looking for, try the following:
- Check for variant spellings of the surnames.
- Check for a different index. There are often indexes at the beginning of each volume.
- Search the indexes and records of nearby counties.
Keep in mind:
- The information in these records is usually reliable, but depends upon the reliability of the informant.
- Earlier records may not contain as much information as the records created after the late 1800s.
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Record History
Clerks of each County Court recorded deaths beginning in 1853, when West Virginia was part of Virginia. West Virginia began collecting deaths from the counties in 1917. Most deaths in the counties were recorded because of the legal requirement for registration.
Original Records
The State of West Virginia has death certificates for 1917 through 1973 in the West Virginia Division of Culture and History in Charleston, West Virginia. The original county records are generally located in the courthouse for each county.
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The state required counties to begin recording deaths to track public health issues.
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"West Virginia Deaths, 1853-1970." index and images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org: accessed 6 May 2011). entry for Alma Lee Henshaw Howard, died 5 Dec 1960; citing Death Records, FHL microfilm 559,885; Clerk of the County Court, Cabell County Courthouse, Huntington, West Virginia.
Sources of Information for This Collection:
"West Virginia Deaths, 1853-1970," index, FamilySearch, 2009. Digital copies of originals housed in County Courthouses throughout West Virginia.
The database published by FamilySearch, West Virginia Deaths, 1853-1970, indexes the following original records:
Barbour County (West Virginia). Clerk of the County Court. "Death records, 1853-1969." Barbour County Courthouse, Philippi, West Virginia, United States.
Berkeley County (West Virginia). Clerk of the County Court. "Death records, 1865-1970." Berkeley County Courthouse, Martinsburg, West Virginia, United State.
Boone County (West Virginia). Clerk of the County Court. "Death records, 1865-1968." Boone County Courthouse, Madison, West Virginia, United States.
Braxton County (West Virginia). Clerk of the County Court. "Death records, 1853-1969." Braxton County Courthouse, Sutton, West Virginia, United States.
Cabell County (West Virginia). Clerk of the County Court. "Death records, 1853-1967." Cabell County Courthouse, Huntington, West Virginia, United States.
Grant County (West Virginia). County Clerk. "Births, marriages, deaths, 1865-1969." Grant County Courthouse, Petersburg, West Virginia, United States.
Hampshire County (West Virginia). Clerk of the County Court. "Births and deaths, 1888-1903." Hampshire County Courthouse, Romney, West Virginia, United States.
Hampshire County (West Virginia). Clerk of the County Court. "Death records, 1866-1969." Hampshire County Courthouse, Romney, West Virginia, United States.
Hardy County (West Virginia). County Clerk. "Birth, death records, 1853-1970." Hardy County Courthouse, Moorefield, West Virginia, United States.
Harrison County (West Virginia). Clerk of the County Court. "Birth and death records, 1853-1906." Harrison County Courthouse, Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States.
Jackson County (West Virginia). Clerk of the County Court. "Vital records, 1853-1919." Jackson County Courthouse, Ripley, West Virginia, United States.
Kanawha County (West Virginia). County Clerk. "Death records, 1853-1967." Kanawha County Courthouse, Charleston, West Virginia, United States.
Lincoln County (West Virginia). Clerk of the County Court. "Death records, 1909-1936." Lincoln County Courthouse, Hamlin, West Virginia, United States.
Marion County (West Virginia). Clerk of the County Court. "Death records, 1861-1986." Marion County Courthouse, Fairmont, West Virginia, United States.
Mason County (West Virginia). Clerk of the County Court. "Vital records, 1853-1968." Mason County Courthouse, Point Pleasant, West Virginia, United States.
Mingo County (West Virginia). Clerk of the County Court. "Vital records, 1882-1927." Mingo County Courthouse, Williamson, West Virginia, United States.
Monongalia County (West Virginia). Clerk of the County Court. "Births, deaths, 1853-1970." Monongalia County Courthouse, Morgantown, West Virginia, United States.
Morgan County (West Virginia). Clerk of the County Court. "Record of accidental deaths, 1913-1958." Morgan County Courthouse, Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, United States.
Preston County (West Virginia). County Clerk. "Deaths, 1868-1920, 1924-1969." Preston County Courthouse, Kingwood, West Virginia, United States.
Tucker County (West Virginia). County Clerk. "Deaths, 1852-1970." Tucker County Courthouse, Parsons, West Virginia, United States.
Upshur County (West Virginia). Clerk of the County Court. "Vital records, 1853-1970." Upshur County Courthouse, Buckhannon, West Virginia, United States.
West Virginia. Division of Vital Statistics. "Certificates of deaths, 1917-1956." West Virginia Division of Culture and History. Charleston, West Virginia, United States.


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Exclusive Interview with Director Chris Mason Johnson for 'Test'
A few movies would venture into portraying the AIDs scare amongst the homosexual community of the 1980s.
In Chris Mason Johnson's "Test," rather than celebrating the death from AIDs, unlike many movies do, it showcased the community living in fear of the disease and the panics surrounding it.
The film is set around the free-spirited San Francisco of 1985 as it follows a young dancer in a modern dance company who must deal with the fear of disease, homophobia, effeminophobia during that period. And his ultimate escapism was through the music and dance.
The dance drama was on the film festival circuit for some time and won two grand jury prizes at Outfest.
Latino-Review had an exclusive phone interview with director Chris Mason Johnson last week. We discussed about the AIDs epidemic of the 1980s, homophobia, and the changes for gay cinema through the years.
"Test" is currently in theaters for limited release in San Francisco. It will premiere for limited release in Los Angeles and New York this Friday. It is also currently available on VOD.
Read the full interview below.
Latino-Review: What inspired you to come up with the story for "Test?"
Chris Mason Johnson: Well, it was a very personal story. I was a dancer professionally in the early 90s and late 80s at a very young age. I was there [during the AIDS scare] for some of it. It left a real impression with me and got stuck for all these years. It was a very personal motivation in it.
On another level, I wanted to do a small project that I could produce myself by raising the money to shoot. It's just that there's so much time for independent filmmaking to wait for money to come through.
So it's the motivation personally for wanting to tell that story and wanting to do something on my own.
Latino-Review: The topic of AIDS is a very touchy subject back in the 1980s. How did you carefully approach towards this subject?
Chris Mason Johnson: The stories that have been done up to now on the subject are pretty much death bed stories, including the ones recently. It's the stories of people dying from AIDs. It's understandably interesting. But, I wanted to do something much smaller and much more intimate. It's not about being sick, but more of the fear of being sick. My movie is just focused on that fear.
To answer your question, I wanted to take a much more intimate, smaller and less dialogue-driven movie. I wanted to tell the stories through the bodies of the dancers.
Latino-Review: What about this 1980s backdrop. I understand you grew up more in the 1990s. Was the 1980s served a better setting, because the fear of AIDs was more relevant back then?
Chris Mason Johnson: I was aware of the 1980s too since I was a teenager. There were those early few years where things were happening so fast and people didn't know on whether you can get it through food, mosquitos or sweat. Even though when scientific answers were coming out, they weren't definitive. They weren't nationally broadcast. There was a panic for a few years. It was the period over the panic about contagion overlapped with homophobia. People used that as scapegoating. That's exactly what I wanted to capture.
Latino-Review: Speaking of homophobia and effeminophobia, how did you try to balance and incorporate those themes into the movie?
Chris Mason Johnson: We had a timed budget and a period piece, so it was difficult that we can't do some of the bigger images to tell that story. We carefully selected details for the movie like the mattress in the movie with graffiti on it that read "AIDS. Faggot." It was the object that the lead character walks by in big red letters. It's easy to prop up a mattress in an alley, but that image carried a lot of weight.
Then there was the newspaper headline set in the movie. It read "Quarantine?" It was a real debate back in the 80s. There were actual talks of that.
In terms of the dancing, that's when dance like a man comes in. Dance like a man. Act like a man. Butch it up. It's nearly the same thing as homophobia since it's about being a sissy. There are straight men and there are macho gay men. [Feminine-like] men are not the same thing. They overlapped in a very confusing way for the young gay male in an era when it wasn't safe to come out.
All of these elements were combined for my characters to be in a real atmosphere. He would retreat from all that by being into his music with his Walkman. He doesn't talk about it. None of the characters really talk about it.
Latino-Review: Now you didn't base your characters off of real people, did you?
Chris Mason Johnson: Like most fictional characters, they're composites. So are you referring to the choreography?
Latino-Review: For example, did you personally know anyone who went through all this back in the 80s with the fear of AIDs and everything else?
Chris Mason Johnson: Well, me. A lot of my friends and people around me definitely [experienced that]. When I was dancing, I was definitely told to dance like a man. [Laughter] Also, I saw homophobic graffiti back in New York. It was small, but that feeling was definitely there.
There were also certain older men that I've talked to and did some research for the movie. It helped me put that picture together since I was pretty young [during that time].
Latino-Review: The most wonderful aspect of the movie I found was with the dance scenes. Could you tell me about the choreography and how it all came together?
Chris Mason Johnson: As a former dancer, I had very specific ideas of what I wanted. It was this middle ground of dance that I and the audience could respond to. There's virtuosic and sexy stuff without being cheesy and cheap. On the other hand, it's not modern barefoot dance that's really boring. It's the perfect middle ground. So we were aiming for that.
I found a choreographer. We did the whole thing as I was with her by her side like her editor. It's just suggesting like do this, cut this or do that. We only had two weeks to make all those dances. Then we put them up on a stage in San Francisco and shot them.
All the cast were dancers. I was a former dancer. We all really knew that world. We all knew what really we wanted to do and handle the choreography on its own. Which it's not done very well that often. In a recent documentary "Pina" is a great example on how to film dance.
Latino-Review: If all of your actors are dancers, was it difficult to get the dancers to act?
Chris Mason Johnson: Only one of my dancers, the second lead in the film, is an actor and does music theaters. So he fit in. All the others were dancing dancers. There lied the challenge of acting for them. They are all performers and they all rose to the challenge.
Scott [Marlowe] and I worked together for six months to workshop on some scenes. I taught him some acting techniques. It was a longer process with him. He had to carry the whole movie and he never acted before.
Latino-Review: Why did you go with Scott Marlowe as the lead rather than finding an experienced actor/dancer?
Chris Mason Johnson: It just wouldn't work. There's singing and there's dancing, but it's very general. Many people can sing and carry a tune, but a very people can do opera, right? You can't fake opera. This dance is like opera. There aren't any actors out there that can do that dance. They just don't exist. There are some musical performers might be able to craft or fake something with smoke and mirrors. Like in "Black Swan," when it came to the technical stuff—there's a double. She didn't do that. It's simply not possible. So my analogy is that this kind of like opera.
It's the same like in "The Red Shoes," they cast [Moira] Shearer in the famous dance movie from the 1950s. In the turning point, they had to cast a real dancer with Leslie Browne in that role. When you're doing social dance like "Saturday Night Fever" and "Pulp Fiction," you can get away with it. Or if it's like Fred and Ginger ballroom stuff—you can get away with it.
You can't get away with it if it's concert dance especially with an extended solo.
Latino-Review: So what was the most difficult thing you had to do for this project?
Chris Mason Johnson: Like any micro-indie movie on a budget, it's trying to get all of this done in four weeks. It's the six days a week and twelve hour days. It's just getting them all done.
The other difficult thing was getting the amount of money. We had $130,000 for the production The total budget, including festival marketing, was like $200,000. Now that's nothing.
The hard thing was doing a period [piece] without a budget. We couldn't show any cars obviously. We had to pick the locations very carefully. We had to construct everything. It was all calculated very methodically.
Latino-Review: Gay cinema has been around for quite some time and it has changed. What changed in your opinion? Are we heading towards a new era of gay cinema since "Dallas Buyers Club" won quite a few awards last year?
Chris Mason Johnson: I don't know. It's hard to predict. The early wave of gay cinema was esthetically challenging. It evened out and then there are a lot of generic products that most people don't know about since it just targeted directly to the gay audience.
It's just fighting for equal rights. It takes time for your group to get represented. What percentage of Asian-Americans is represented in the movies?
The problem with gays in TV or cinema is not that we're not there. It's how we're there. It's like the equivalent with Latinos in which we can say, "Oh, look. Another maid." Look at that great actress, Lupe Ontiveros, who played like hundreds of maids in her career.
I think for gays—it's more like the court jester. You can be the funny gay on a sitcom and that's socially acceptable. Or even also acceptable is that you can die on screen. And people can accept that. So we can die or we can be funny.
To be a regular dignified character with drama is much harder to find.
Latino-Review: Hopefully the overall cinema scene will change all that in the future.
Chris Mason Johnson: I certainly hope so.
Latino-Review: Just to wrap it up, do you have any future projects for yourself?
Chris Mason Johnson: I'm working on another independent film that I'm going to shoot in Berlin and San Francisco. I'm also developing a TV project that is a period project set in the 1970s.
Latino-Review: Are these also gay-themed projects or entirely different?
Chris Mason Johnson: There will have some gay elements. Part of the evolution is not to be so specific. I wouldn't come out and say something that it's a straight movie. They are projects that will definitely have queer and LGBT characters, but I do not want to risk the ghettoization of it.
Latino-Review: Thank you for speaking with me and good luck with the premieres.
Chris Mason Johnson: Thank you so much, Gig. Nice talking with you.
"Test" is currently in theaters for limited release in San Francisco. It will premiere for limited release in Los Angeles and New York this Friday. It is also currently available on VOD.
Source: Latino-Review


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My husband's had a child in a previous relationship. They share equal custody and we pay for the child's health insurance benefits. Every tax year, she has the audacity to claim the child. We were asking to claim him at least this year because my husband never has and she already went ahead and claimed him. Can we fight this in any way?
I believe you are referring to JOINT custody, 50/50 parenting time. Split custody means dad has one child, mom has the other. Please read my legal guide on my profile page of this website. It explains all the terms. The custody judgment should have dealt with who can use the tax exemption for the child. You did this by yourself, didn't you? Any decent attorney would have included the tax exemption issue in the judgment. Take the judgment to an experienced custody lawyer in your area and have him/her review it. Good luck.
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Generally the custody order will have specified who gets to claim the child on taxes, whether it's always the same person or changes from year to year. If the order says that your husband gets to claim the child and she claimed the child anyway, then you should speak to a family law attorney about how to deal with this issue.
Keep in mind that both parents having equal time with the child may not actually be joint, or "split," custody. You should look at the order to see exactly what your husband's rights are. If it's joint custody, it means that both parents have equal say in making decisions as to how the child is raised. It may be, however, that only one parent has legal custody (and gets to make those decisions), even if the parenting plan gives the parents equal time with the child.
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Which parent gets to claim the dependency exemption for their minor child or children on his or her income tax returns is determined by the provisions of the federal tax code. A state court does not have the authority to determine how federal tax law should apply to the parties in a divorce. However, the parties themselves can agree how they want to deal with the dependency exemption(s) for their children and then that agreement can be included as part of a judgment signed and entered by the court. Once that agreement is included in a judgment that is signed by the court, then the parties have to obey or face a contempt of court action if they fail to obey. Such a provision in a judgment typically requires the parties to sign whatever IRS forms need to be signed to allocate the dependency exemption as provided for in the judgment. The bottom line is this. If you do not have a judgment that addresses the child dependency exemption issue and you want to know who should get the exemption(s), you should first consult your CPA regarding the applicable federal income tax law.Ask a similar question
Yes, it is a little complex since the IRS changed their rules about 10 years ago, BUT, who gets which tax exemption should ALWAYS be in a custody judgment.
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It is an honour to welcome back to Harrogate the world-renowned pianist Alfred Brendel, whose place among the great pianists of the 20th and 21st centuries is assured. In this unique lecture Brendel distils a lifetime of musical knowledge, from how to tackle the extremes of the repertoire to how best to stifle a cough during a recital.
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