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Looks good but I'll stick with the trusty Rema tip top.
Ps how did the clothes peg help?
The Lezyne Classic Puncture Repair Kit has proved hard to fault. No matter how good your tyres, maintenance or riding style, sooner or later, we all succumb to the dreaded hiss. Pisssssspharp! If there's no ruinous gash needing a new tube, this is a decent patch kit that will get you home.
Being a company that places great emphasis on design, Lezyne have solved the rattley box problem by squeezing a 7cc tube of vulcanising solution, stainless steel scuffer, eight feathered edge patches of various sizes with a contingency tyre boot that doubles up as repair instructions into a small, square plastic tub. Its arrival proved timely, since on the return leg of a stormy ride, I fell prey to two savage cuts caused by jagged particles of broken glass piercing both the casing of my tyre and thorn-resistant tube.
Giving the localised wounds a cursory scuffing, I pierced the tube of surprisingly pungent rubber solution, smeared it liberally over the affected areas and left curing for the recommended two minutes before compressing the patch for a minute or so. Turning my attentions to the carcass, it was a case of extracting deeply embedded shrapnel using a set of tweezers and filling the gash with the emergency boot before cursing myself, having left the Co2 inflator at home.
Tube reinstated and 550 strokes of the hand pump later, we were 80psi better off and bowling home. Ten miles later and in the comfort of my kitchen, I went on a tube-patching binge, successfully reviving two out of three featherweight types left languishing in a corner of the garage. In centrally heated environments, the solvent cures in around forty-five seconds and patches stuck fast in around two minutes, unfazed by tricky seams. I even managed to fix some holes right by the valve stem with the help of a clothes peg.
Great value, dependable repair kit.
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Make and model: Lezyne Classic Puncture Repair kit
Size tested: n/a
Extremely reliable to date.
39g by my scales.
Tell us how the product performed overall when used for its designed purpose
Comprehensive repair kit with good quality individual components means dependable repair, even by the roadside in a torrential downpour.
Tell us what you particularly liked about the product
Well designed, competitively priced and extremely reliable.
Tell us what you particularly disliked about the product
Nothing, although a bigger tube of solution would've been nice.
Did you enjoy using the product? Yes.
Would you consider buying the product? Yes.
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Without hesitation.
Age: 38 Height: 1m 81 Weight: 70 kilos
I usually ride: Rough Stuff Tourer Based around 4130 Univega mtb Frameset My best bike is: 1955 Holdsworth Road Path and several others including cross & traditional road
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: Most days I would class myself as: Experienced
I regularly do the following types of riding: cyclo cross, commuting, touring, fixed/singlespeed, mtb,
Shaun Audane is a freelance writer/product tester with over twenty-eight years riding experience, the last twelve (120,000 miles) spent putting bikes and kit through their paces for a variety of publications. Previous generations of his family worked at manufacturing's sharp end, thus Shaun can weld, has a sound understanding of frame building practice and a preference for steel or titanium framesets.
Citing Richard Ballantine and an Au pair as his earliest cycling influences, he is presently writing a cycling book with particular focus upon women, families and disabled audiences (Having been a registered care manager and coached children at Herne Hill Velodrome in earlier careers)


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Verify is a handheld tool that assists paramedics when administrating drugs.
Verify scans and identifies existing medicine ampoules, confirms what type of medicine is being handled and provides instant access to important treatment guidelines and patient records. It also securely holds fragile medicine ampoules, which can snap or shatter in extreme conditions. Verify helps prevent medication error and ensures paramedics are supported to make quick and well-informed decisions, removing any uncertainties or ambiguity.
Verify is a handheld tool that assists paramedics when administrating drugs.
Verify scans and identifies existing medicine ampoules, confirms what type of medicine is being handled and provides instant access to important treatment guidelines and patient records. It also securely holds fragile medicine ampoules, which can snap or shatter in extreme conditions. Verify helps prevent medication error and ensures paramedics are supported to make quick and well-informed decisions, removing any uncertainties or ambiguity.
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Madison, Wisconsin - June 7, 2012
An ad hoc committee of the State Bar of Wisconsin's Appellate Practice Section has created a checklist to assist lawyers and litigants in writing and filing briefs with the Wisconsin Court of Appeals.
The checklist is among three related documents now posted on the Clerk of Supreme Court and Court of Appeals portion of the Wisconsin Court System website at: www.wicourts.gov/courts/offices/clerk.htm.
The documents, located under the Appellate eFiling section of the website, include:
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The checklist was developed during the last two years and addresses: the form of the brief and the appendix; filing and service of briefs and appendices; and additional considerations for reply and non-party briefs.
"I think this is going to be an excellent resource, not only for attorneys who specialize in appellate practice, but for all attorneys who work on appeals," said Diane Fremgen, clerk of the Wisconsin Supreme Court and Court of Appeals. "Thanks to the committee's work, the checklist concisely answers many questions my office now receives about the structure and format of appellate briefs."
The Appellate Brief Filing Checklist Outline describes in detail the requirements of Wis. Stat. section 809.19 and includes specific information regarding:
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- Statement of issues for review, oral argument, and publication
- Case, argument, and conclusion
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- Appendix and certification
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Wisconsin Court of Appeals Chief Staff Attorney Jennifer Andrews and Assistant Deputy Clerk Jackie Widing assisted in reviewing the checklist, which is intended for guidance and should not be considered a definitive statement of the rules.
Appellate Practice Section members who helped develop the checklist during the last two years include:
- Timothy Barber, Axley Brynelson LLP
- Dorothy Dey, Beck, Chaet, Bamberger & Polsky S.C.
- William Gansner, Wisconsin Department of Justice
- G. Michael Halfenger, Foley & Lardner LLP
- Ellen Henak, Wisconsin State Public Defender's Office
- Roberta Heckes, Roberta Heckes Attorney at Law
- Anne Berleman Kearney, Appellate Consulting Group
- Kathryn Keppel, Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown LLP
- Lisa Lawless, Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C.
- Korey Lundin, Legal Action of Wisconsin Inc.
- Todd Smith, Godfrey & Kahn SC
- Katherine Stadler, Godfrey & Kahn S.C.
- Urszula Tempska, Law Office of Urszula Tempska
- Nicholas Zales, Zales Law Office
Tom Sheehan
Court Information Officer
(608) 261-6640


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A Memorandum of Understanding signed between UNAIDS and ITUC
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GENEVA, 25 April 2012 — The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) and the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) have signed a memorandum of understanding to eliminate stigma and discrimination, protect human rights and facilitate access to HIV prevention, treatment, care and support for workers.
"This MOU will result in further bringing the voice of workers to the AIDS response. An effective engagement of trade unions will enhance the protection of rights at work and contribute to the realization of the goal of getting to Zero," says Mr. Juan Somavia, Director-General of the ILO.
One of the commitments adopted by United Nations Member States in the 2011 Political Declaration on AIDS is to mitigate the impact of the epidemic on workers, their families and their dependents, as well as the impact on workplaces and economies. The declaration also calls for the effective implementation of the International Labour Organization's (ILO) standards on AIDS and the world of work.
"The trade union movement is deeply committed to the AIDS response. The involvement of unions enhances and strengthens both the credibility and effectiveness of workplace initiatives. Protection from discrimination at work, and ensuring access to HIV prevention and treatment services are also crucial areas in which unions are fully engaged," said ITUC General Secretary Sharan Burrow.
In 2010 a non-governmental consultation on stigma and discrimination found that more than one third of people living with HIV had experienced loss of employment, denial of health care, social or vocational exclusion and/or involuntary disclosure.
"It is unacceptable that people lose their jobs or source of income because of their HIV status," said Michel Sidibé, Executive Director of UNAIDS. "Trade Unions are vitally important in the AIDS response to protect workers' rights and inform workers about access to HIV services."
UNAIDS and the ITUC, in collaboration with ILO, will unite efforts on a number of specific activities to increase HIV services for workers including advocating to remove travel restrictions for people living with HIV, to enforce laws which protect people living with HIV and access to justice, to mobilize political commitment and to trigger debate on young people, employment and HIV.


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SANTA BARBARA,Calif. – For the third straight season two UC Santa Barbara women's volleyball players were named All-Americans, it was announced by the American Volleyball Coaches Association.
Seniors Chelsey Lowe and Stacey Schmidt were named Honorable Mention All-Americans after turning in stellar seasons. The duo was honored last week as First Team All-West Region selections.
For Schmidt, it marks the second straight season that she was named an All-American. The native of Huntington Beach, Calif. is just the fourth UCSB player in the program's illustrious history to be honored twice as an All-American. She joins Kathie Luedeke (1984, 1985), Roberta Gehlke (three times: 1997, 1998, 1999) and Dana Vargas (2009, 2010) as multiple honorees.
Schmidt averaged 2.93 kills per set and 0.91 blocks per set this season while hitting .278. She was named to the All-Big West First Team for the third straight season and became the eighth Gaucho to be named to the All-West Region First Team more than once in her career.
"To be recognized nationally is an unbelievable accomplishment," UCSB head coach Kathy Gregory said. "For Stacey to receive honor once is wonderful, but to receive it twice is remarkable. Chelsey being honored is maybe a even more special because there are very few liberos who are even honored."
Lowe set a school record with her 652 total digs, for an average of 5.30 per set. That total placed her among the top 30 liberos in the nation. The Yorba Linda, Calif. native finished her career ranked in the school's top-10 in total digs and she was named to the All-Big West First Team as well. She is the first back row player to be honored as an All-American since Kristin Nelson in 2004.
UCSB, which finished the season 19-12 overall and in second place in the Big West, has had multiple selections on both the All-West Region First Team and AVCA All-American team for three straight years now. In 2009 Rebecca Saraceno and Dana Vargas were picked; last season Vargas and Schmidt were chosen.


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Gregory Michael Ryner, 27, of Wabash, died at 6:15 p.m. Tuesday, May 28, in Huntington County. He was born November 20, 1985 in Huntington, to Mark C. and Brenda L. (Covey) Ryner.
Greg attended Southwood High School. He enjoyed music, playing the guitar and singing.
He is survived by his father, Mark Ryner; and brother, Troy Ryner, both of Wabash; half sister, Jamie Jackson, Huntington; grandmother, Susan Alexander, Wabash; and grandparents, Burl and Katherine Covey, Huntington. He was preceded in death by his mother, Brenda Ryner, who died in 2004, his sister Jessica "Jessie" Ryner, who died in 1999, and his grandfather William Ryner, who died in 2009.
The family is planning a private service. Burial will be at a later date in Falls Cemetery, Wabash. Arrangements by Grandstaff-Hentgen Funeral Service, Wabash.
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The Office of Elementary Education, Curriculum, and Instruction is responsible for the management, supervision, evaluation and oversight of the elementary program in the twelve (12) Cambridge Public Schools (CPS) housing JK-5 students; direction and oversight of instructional programming for grades JK-12, including supervising and evaluating twelve (12) CPS departments; curriculum development, alignment and professional development; implementation and analysis of state-wide and local district assessments; development of targeted programs to meet identified student needs; oversight of the CPS curriculum review cycle; development and oversight of grants; and compliance with the state's accountability system. Read more >>
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Michael Loprete's world premiere portrait of mediocre rock musicians who refuse to grow up is like a song with a great hook that falters in the verses and bridge. Whenever the central premise is pursued, "Out of Tune" stays on pitch, but it digresses repeatedly into shallow romantic relationships and doesn't build either characters or plot to a satisfying climax.
The story begins as three thirtysomething cover-band members — tactless Dan (Stirling Greg Gardner), peacemaker John (Michael Loprete) and passive Kevin (Michael Naughton) — realize that their rock dream is disintegrating. Their status is spelled out in an early scene when Dan's ex-girlfriend Lisa (Kristen Shaw) calls him an "empty, pathetic guy" and barks bluntly after his plea for one last dinner: "I don't like you, I don't trust you." Playwright Loprete is at ease with comedy, and his dialogue here has a witty, Woody Allen-ish quality.
John's girlfriend Caroline (Loretta Fox) is Lisa's opposite: a woman fixated on household improvement ("a birdhouse… door knobs… towel racks… it's always something. You're like my mother," John complains). She also wants a baby and insists that he consult a doctor for a sperm sample to determine if he's physically capable of fatherhood.
By the time the show takes on Kevin's dates with Tanya (Nicole Ghastin), a repellently vulgar stripper who refuses to have sex with him, the production starts sliding downhill. Kevin has a good bit, describing his love for Buster Keaton's "The General," as Tanya stares, bored by this blow-by-blow description of a silent film. Tanya is written so unappealingly that Kevin's interest in her becomes inexplicable and irritating.
Show makes excellent use of songs between scenes, such as "Love the One You're With" and "Cheeseburger in Paradise," and Frankie D. Harrison's sound registers strongly when capturing hostile nightclub crowd noises. Despite this icing, helmer Phil LaMarr's dramatic rhythm is choppy. Even the brightest scenes fade before reaching their full potential. Some of them are so brief, they feel like sketches.
Occasionally, writer Loprete gives LaMarr sufficient breathing room to show his directorial skill, as in the sequence in which Dan invites Melissa (Megahn Perry) to his apartment and they have sensational sex until he suggests she get her own place before they consider living together. Perry is superb delivering the play's best speech ("you sleep on a futon, in sweatpants, eating tater tots in bed… you're a pit stop"), letting Dan know that he's only an interim episode, rather than anyone to be taken seriously.
Although Loprete hands his protagonists clever one-liners, he never gives the spectator reason enough to care what happens to them. It's clear from the start that they have no musical future; more problematic is the realization that none of them ever had enough talent to succeed, so there's nothing tragic or even sad about their fates.
As selfish Dan, Gardner puts across the despair of a man trying to reject and clutch commitment simultaneously, and with additional backstory, he could become a dynamic character.
Loprete capably portrays John's insecurity and guilt, especially in scenes with his scatterbrained young secretary Tracy (Cheselka Leigh). He also has the kind of truthful moment the play otherwise lacks — performing his own original songs to a hostile audience. When he struggles to sing "Renegade on the Run" and cries out, "You don't have to give me the finger," the story temporarily touches the heart of its subject about failing rockers facing midlife crisis.
Michael Naughton is sweetly likeable as Kevin, a man who says, "You got to compromise with stuff," until his compromises include rationalizing while watching faithless Tanya make love to another man. He's lauded by John for being a "force for good" and "pure," but the character needs more shading and backbone.
The two-person scene format feels rigid and overused. Wider interaction would help, and so would a wrap-up that packs an emotional punch; the one Loprete provides hints tamely at disaster, then backs off from anything catastrophic. In the end, the play slips out of tune because it doesn't come to grips powerfully with the pain of aging or the devastating loss of rock 'n' roll dreams.


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Philip became inspired by art as a child studying his grandfather's old sketchbooks around his home. During university he inherited his grandfather's vast collection of dip pens and began experimenting with dip pen and ink. Becoming fascinated by the style, he still uses the same nibs today as well as devolving to use other mediums such as rotring pens and Photoshop to create his images.


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SYRACUSE -- A Syracuse man pleads guilty to an unsolved murder, admitting he was part of a gang that shot and killed a rival gang member.
22-year-old Jarrell Williams pled guilty to an indictment that charged him and 13 others to conspiring to exploit their membership in the Bricktown Gang to engage in a pattern of racketeering activity which included multiple acts of murder, drug trafficking and robbery. Eleven other defendants have already pled guilty and the charges against two others are still pending.
Williams admits he shot a rival gang member in the back along the 100 block of Cannon Street on September 4, 2007 and later that evening fired several shots, killing Anthony Ford and wounded a woman in the head.
As part of his plea, Williams also admits that the Bricktown Gang has operated within the City of Syracuse from at least 2000 through the present and that members of the Bricktown Gang maintain a specific geographic territory within the City of Syracuse in which only gang members can sell crack cocaine, cocaine and marijuana, protect that exclusive crack distribution territory with violence if necessary and obtain drugs from suppliers in New York City and elsewhere. He admits they project a very violent attitude and respond to violence with violence in order to preserve their stature in the gang community, on occasion use hand signs, wear blue colored bandanas and have tattoos, all of which are intended to signify their gang membership, use criteria such as willingness to use violence, ability to sell drugs, and familial connections to determine membership and routinely carry and use firearms in connection with their gang activity.
Williams is scheduled to be sentenced on October 30, 2013. He faces up to life imprisonment, a $250,000 fine, and up to five years of supervised release.
New York Gang Investigators Association 2019 NYGIA, P.O. Box 794, Yonkers, NY 10703


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Do you remember me showing pics of Kris and Kim Kardashian in Dubai last year wearing some really beautiful kaftans? I really LOVED the one Kris was wearing and I was so lucky to be able to do a review on one of the Catalina kaftans from Marena Y Sol. The dress is absolutely beautiful in color and the beading is amazing. It is sheer so you need to wear something underneath. Kris also wore a white dress underneath hers. Really love it. Thank you Marena Y Sol. Go to TANYESHA to see more pictures of the dress and go to Marena Y Sol to buy the dress
Friday, June 22, 2012
Marena Y Sol kaftan review
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Wednesday, June 20, 2012
In the Coveteur - Whitney Port
We first knew Whitney Port from her part on The Hills and The City and now as a desinger for Whitney Eve. Whitney's fashion sense is sweet, girly, comfortable and colorful. Her closet is full of colors and is a mix of pastels and bright colors. I love the fact that she mixes high with lows. She has an upcoming jewelry-line called Bits & Bobs - the chains in the last pic is from this line. -Can't wait to see more. To see the interview and all the beautiful pictures go HERE
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A little leopard print tip
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Leopard ebay top
Just got this leopard top from ebay. I think leopard is one of those print that you can use with anything. See it as a neutral and you can wear it with everything, even other prints like polka dots. You can get this top right HERE
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Monday, June 18, 2012
Leopard print love
Leopard print is one of those prints that I never get tired of and it's always in fashion. A pair of leopard shoes, a clutch or a blouse is always cute. I recently bought a really cute leopard print top from ebay that I'll show you later on today. These pics are a bit over the top, but still fab. I think most people wouldn't wear that much leopard print on the same time. In this spread is works though.
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Saturday, June 16, 2012
H&M giveaway over at Tanyesha
Sorry for the lack of posts lately. I'm really busy with work, planning my wedding, getting ready to move and finding a flat in London. To say I'm sorry, I'm ready with a new giveaway. To enter go to my other blog TANYESHA
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Monday, June 11, 2012
Blog sale
A couple of readers have asked me to do a blog sale and I've started uploading pics today. Go to the shop at the top bar @ TANYESHA. I'll be uploading a lot of pictures this week.
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Friday, June 8, 2012
Cute way to store and display your nailpolishes
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Zara lookbook June 2012
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Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Goodiebox DK June 2012
I recieved the Goodiebox for June and I love some of these thing A LOT. I ended up giving my mum the Goodiebox for May for Mother's Day, but I'm going to keep most of the things in this Goodiebox. I have tried and tested two of these things already and I really love them.
In the box is Weleda's pomegranate firming night cream - a organic night cream that I can't wait to try. It smells lovely of pomegranate.
There's also a hand creme from Comwell that's organic - I don't really like the smell of it, but it really hydrates hands without being greasy.
My favorite product is the echinacea creme by A. Vogel. It hydrates without any greasiness and it heals the skin and can be used on blemishes too. It really made my skin feel and look more beautiful in just a day. I really, really love this stuff. It also healed my skin that broke out after my trip to London. Must get some more, when I run out of this.
The Maxfactor glossfinity nailpolish in disco pink is really lovely. I wore it on the picture with my nailring giveaway and it really has a glossy finish and you could wear it with only one coat.
There's also 3 testers on L'oreal's professionnel absolut repair cellular. -A shampoo, a masque and a cleansing balm. -Can't wait to try them. My hair is dry so I need some repair and moisture.
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Monday, June 4, 2012
Giveaway - blinged out nailring
This is the first of June's 3 giveaways. What you can win is this blinged out nail ring. Go HERE to enter! Ends Saturday June 9th and is open world wide
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Friday, June 1, 2012
Luxe nomad
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Loving SOYL necklaces
The sweet blogger Soraya over @ SOYL has designed some really cool necklaces. I'm all about tribal necklaces and these are just too cute. She does them all herself. You can contact her for any details or prizes on them. My favorites are the one with blue goldstone and the one with white coral.
You can email Soraya here
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The Economist Who Exposed ObamaCare
The Chicago professor examined the law's incentives for the poor not to get a job or work harder, and this week Beltway budgeteers agreed.
In September, two weeks before the Affordable Care Act was due to launch, President Obama declared that "there's no serious evidence that the law . . . is holding back economic growth." As for repealing ObamaCare, he added, "That's not an agenda for economic growth. You're not going to meet an economist who says that that's a number-one priority in terms of boosting growth and jobs in this country—at least not a serious economist."
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I introduced you to the lovely Dani Pettrey in a recent Author Alert and now you can learn some more about her in this Q&A. I have it on good authority that her writing is pretty spectacular so be sure to add Submerged to your wishlist!
Please share a little about yourself
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What appeals to you most about writing fiction?
I love the power of story. How it can transport you to another time, another place. Books have been such a huge part of my life. There are many novels that have touched my life—helped me to see something in a different light, inspired hope, and made me a better person. I humbly hope that my stories touch my reader's lives in a similar way.
How did you celebrate when news of your contract broke?
Cried, shouted for joy, dropped to my knees and thanked God. Then my family and I went out for a nice dinner :)
Name five things you can't live without (no need to take this too seriously!)
Okay, not taking it too seriously I would say: dark chocolate, iced coffee, the beach, books, and movies.
Favourite book and movie are the same—Pride and Prejudice. Favourite TV show would be Lie to Me.
Where is the most interesting place you have been?
I would say this is a tie between Pompeii and Rome. Both are amazing places so full of history.
What did you want to be when you grew up?
A lawyer. I loved to argue (much to my husband's chagrin).
What are two things people might be surprised to know about you?
I married a cowboy and I attended finishing school as a child.
Submerged releases in May, 2012 ~ what book related activities will you be involved in from now until then?
I am working on Shattered. It is the second book in my Alaskan Courage series. It is the story of two of the secondary characters from Submerged. I continue to work with my amazing publisher on various aspects of Submerged. We just went over book cover ideas and information for their catalogue which is a ton of fun. I'm also in the process of having a wonderful new website designed.
(Said wonderful website, created by the brilliance that is PulsePoint Design , is now live!)
What/whom inspired you to write Submerged
Actually, it was a movie I watched called The Cave. It got me thinking about cave divers and what type of person would pursue that as a career. I found the research and the men and women who cave dive to be fascinating, and Cole McKenna was born.
Share a little about your main characters
After his parents died, Cole McKenna, the oldest of the McKenna clan, set aside his dreams to raise his siblings. The family co-owns and runs Last Frontier Adventures in Yancey, Alaska, and Cole is a dive rescue captain with the area's volunteer dive rescue team. Submerged begins with his team's search-and-rescue mission to recover a plane that has crashed into the ocean. And that crash ultimately brings the woman who broke his teenage heart back to town.
Bailey Craig is a professor of Russian Studies. Having left Yancey right after high school, she had no plans to ever return. She isn't proud of her past, and despite giving her life to Jesus she fears everyone in town will continue to view her as that girl. When her aunt dies, Bailey feels she has no choice but to return home and face her past—and the only man she's ever loved.
Describe Submerged in five adjectives
Romantic, suspenseful, adventurous, heartfelt and action-packed
Your favourite sentence from Submerged
"Pursuing adventure for a living, I get more than my fair share of knocks, but getting a backwards head-butt from a beautiful lady is nothing to complain about."
What kind of readers do you think will enjoy your story?
I think readers of inspirational, romantic suspense. Fans of Dee Henderson or Lynette Eason.
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It was surprising to see gurkha shorts in one of the pictures that the Sartorialist posted this morning, with which those sunglasses and boat neck shirt would not have been out of place in something like an Apparel Arts illustration. I don't care for the style myself, but their history is somewhat interesting and is another example of military clothing that made its way into mainstream fashion.
They enjoyed some popularity in the United States during the 1980's, and even Banana Republic once sold them. Now they are a bit more difficult to find.


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The current face value of mortgage-backed obligations held by Federal Reserve Banks. These securities are guaranteed by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, or Ginnie Mae.
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Patricia Risley
Opera News hails Patricia Risley for "her voice…luscious and agile, her characterization both boisterous and tender" as well as her beautiful "singing with ease and certainty." Frequently sought after on national and international stages, Patricia Risley's 2010-11 season includes her debut with New York City Opera as Dinah in Bernstein's A Quiet Place. She also creates the role of Evvy Powers in Machover's Death and the Powers at Oper de Monte Carlo and returns to Florentine Opera for Dido in Dido and Aeneas, Santa Fe Opera for Margret in Wozzeck, and Palm Beach Opera for Dorabella in Così fan tutte. She also sings the Stewardess in Dove's Flight with Austin Lyric Opera and returns to the Metropolitan Opera roster for La traviata. Last season, she returned to the Metropolitan Opera to reprise Ciesca in Gianni Schicchi and for its production of Il barbiere di Siviglia, sang her first performances of Sharon Falconer in Aldrige's Elmer Gantry with Florentine Opera (to be released on the Naxos label), and returned to Arizona Opera for Rosina in Il barbiere di Siviglia.
Ms. Risley is a frequent guest at the Metropolitan Opera where she made her debut as Tebaldo in Don Carlo and has returned for Tisbe in La cenerentola,Ciesca in Gianni Schicchi, and Mercedes in Carmen. Additionally, she enjoys a strong relationship with the Lyric Opera of Chicago as a former member of the company's prestigious Ryan Opera Center (formerly Lyric Opera Center for American Artists) and has since performed thirteen roles with the company, including Siebel in Faust, Stephano in Roméo et Juliette, Meg Page inFalstaff, Jordan Baker in The Great Gatsby, Diana in the world premiere of Bolcom's A Wedding, and Moglie in the American premiere of Berio's Un re in ascolto.
The winner of a 2001 Aria Award was recently heard as Sesto in Giulio Cesareand Stéphano in Roméo et Juliette with Houston Grand Opera, Cherubino in Le nozze di Figaro at the Ravinia Festival Palm Beach Opera, and with the Israeli Philharmonic under the baton of Zubin Mehta, Rosina in Il barbiere di Sivigliaand further performances of Sesto in Giulio Cesare at the Opera Colorado, Angelina in La cenerentola and Komponist in Ariadne auf Naxos with Utah Opera, Cherubino in Le nozze di Figaro and Musetta in La bohème with Arizona Opera, and the title role in Carmen with Palm Beach Opera. Other engagements in America include Octavian in Der Rosenkavalier for Opera Pacific, Siebel in Faust with Opera Company of Philadelphia, Donna Elvira inDon Giovanni with Minnesota Opera, Meg Page in Falstaff with the Minneapolis Orchestra, Flowermaiden in Parsifal with Los Angeles Opera, Diana in La Calisto, and the title role in Cesti's Orontea with Music of the Baroque in Chicago, and Hänsel in Hänsel und Gretel with the Omaha Symphony Orchestra. She also sang Kara Söndstrom in the world premiere of Pasatieri's Frau Margo with Fort Worth Opera in the company's inaugural festival season, performances of which were subsequently released on Albany Records.
Her German debut took place at the Staatsoper unter den Linden as Cherubino in a new production of Le nozze di Figaro, performances of which were released as DVD on the Arthaus label. She returned to the company for Donna Elvira in Don Giovanni and Ernsto in Haydn's Il mondo della luna, which she also sang at the Innsbruck Festival. Elsewhere in Europe, she sang DorabellaCosì fan tutte and Donna Elvira in Don Giovanni at the Teatro Real, La Musica/La Speranza in Monteverdi's Orfeo and Meg Page in Falstaff at the Bayerische Staatsoper, and Anna in Die Sieben Todsünden at the Teatro Maggio Musicale.
A frequent guest at the world's most noted opera festivals around the world, Ms. Risley has joined Santa Fe Opera previously as the demanding role of Miranda in Ades' The Tempest, Dorabella in Così fan tutte, and Varvara inKátya Kabanová. With both the Spoleto Festival U.S.A. and Lincoln Center Festival, she sang the roles of the Cat and Cuckoo in Respighi's La bella dormente nel bosco. She appeared as Estella in Argento's Miss Havisham's Fire with Opera Theatre of Saint Louis as well as Rosina in Il barbiere di Siviglia, Cherubino in Le nozze di Figaro, and Farnace in Mitridate with Wolf Trap Opera.
Noted for her performances on the concert stage, she has sung further performances of Miranda in Ades' The Tempest with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. She has joined the New York Philharmonic for Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream and has also sung Mozart's C Minor Mass with Boston Baroque, Israel Philharmonic, and Chicago's Grant Park Music Festival and Berio's Folk Songs and De Falla'sThree-Cornered Hat with the Oregon Symphony. Additionally, she has presented a recital under the auspices of the Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts.
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BOLINGBROOK – Bolingbrook native Matthew Calcagno says his endowed sense of servitude comes from his upbringing and strong familial ties.
"My father was the chief of police and my mother was always involved in the local church," Calcagno said. "Growing up in Bolingbrook gave me strong core values and beliefs that I carried with me during my time as an Eagle Scout, my eight years in the military and that I still hold true today."
Now, Calcagno is the founder and president of Big Hearts Home Care, an elderly assistance program that provides at-home care for seniors in Bolingbrook, Chicago and the surrounding suburbs.
Big Hearts Home Care services range from four hours of daily company, to 24-hour, round-the-clock companionship. Seniors are assigned only one caregiver in order to develop a strong, personal bond with that individual.
"Our mission is to enable seniors to live healthily and with dignity in their chosen place of residence," Calcagno said. "Whether they need companionship or whether they are recovering from an injury, we want to cover all their needs."
Regardless of the type of duration of care, Calcagno says that the Big Hearts caregivers try to help senior patients stay active and get out of the house.
"We want to empower them to be active, I believe that is the key to a long and healthy life," Calcagno said. "My grandfather is 98 and always tells me that the key to a good life is staying busy and surrounding yourself with family and caring individuals."
Several elements of Calcagno's professional life are rooted in his familial history.
The son of former Bolingbrook Police Department Chief Michael Calcagno, Matthew Calcagno briefly studied pre-med at Illinois State University before joining the U.S. Navy in 1994. After completing three years of active service and five years in the active reserves, Calcagno then attained his undergrad degree at Robert Morris University in Chicago.
For him, the motivation to join the Navy was about becoming financially independent and serving his country.
"I wanted to take control of my life and didn't want to burden my parents with finances anymore," Calcagno said. "I looked at it as a great experience to aid my country, so I went with my head held high and made the best out of it. I learned so much about leadership, discipline and independence."
Then, after receiving his bachelor's degree and working at software start up iManage for several years, Calcagno again sought Independence. The Bolingbrook native explains that his career did not seem as fulfilling when he wasn't helping others.
"In some way or fashion, whether it be health care or education, I always wanted to help people," Calcagno said. "I have always had an entrepreneurial spirit and the military taught me how to lead others. It was like everything was telling me to start my own business."
Founding Big Hearts Home Care is the manifestation of his life's ambitions, according to Calcagno, as a handful of the organization's patients are also veterans.
"Helping people is what I was meant to do; it inspires and motivates me," Calcagno said. "I also get to help veterans – assisting them in the VA pension process and providing care for several in the area. This is what I love to do."
For more information about Big Hearts Home Care, visit: www.bigheartshomecare.com or call 1-800-616-6730.


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Rep's BOEING-BOEING Opens Tonight
Jen Bianco, Topper Fabregas, Carla Dunareanu, David Bianco, Giannina Ocampo, and Joy Virata star in Repertory Philippines's production of BOEING-BOEING (photo by Jojo Mamangun)
By Precious Lee Cundangan
Manila, Philippines, January 23, 2013 -- Handsome, dashing playboy Bernard (David Bianco, who starred in Repertory Philippines's [Rep] "Next Fall") feels like the definitive Don Juan as he juggles three beautiful fiancées -- all sultry and sexy air hostesses.
Bernard believes he is on top of his love game; but on the invention of the Boeing jet, Bernard's deceitful schemes take many unexpected twists and turns that would leave audiences in stitches.
Rep brings to the Philippine stage Marc Camoletti, Beverly Cross, and Francis Evans's '60s sex comedy BOEING-BOEING, winner of 2008 Tony and Drama Desk awards for Best Revival of a Play.
BOEING-BOEING was first staged at Apollo Theatre in London in 1962, which later transferred to Duchess Theatre. On Broadway, the play premiered at Cort Theatre in 1965, where it played 23 performances.
The play received revival productions at Comedy Theatre in London in 2007, and at Longacre Theatre on Broadway in 2008.
Besides Bianco, Rep's cast for BOEING-BOEING also include Giannina Ocampo as the sentimental Italian flight attendant Gabriella; Carla Dunareanu as the aggressive German flight attendant Gretchen; Jen Bianco as the confident Southern belle Gloria; Topper Fabregas as Bernard's best friend from Wisconsin; and Baby Barredo as Bernard's reluctant housekeeper Bertha (Joy Virata is Barredo's alternate).
Its artistic and creative teams include Barredo as artistic director; Miguel Faustmann as stage director and set designer; John Batalla as lighting designer; Raven Ong as costume designer; Juno Henares as executive producer; Gidget Tolentino as production manager; Andrew Miranda as stage manager; Pol Roxas as sound technician; Pablito Salvador as lighting technician; Adul Lasin as set execution and scenic artist; Toots Tolentino as press representative; Charlie Barredo, Oliver Usison, Letty Barredo, Marie Talay, and Rose Silva as marketing and sales representatives.
Rep's production of BOEING-BOEING runs from tonight, January 25 to Sunday, February 17 at Onstage, 2/F Greenbelt 1, Paseo de Roxas corner Legazpi St., Makati City.
For tickets and more information, visit BroadwayWorld's Show Listings or TicketWorld.


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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Stock-market futures pointed to another day of gains for Wall Street Thursday as jobless claims illustrated ongoing economic improvement in the U.S. and signals from Europe and China were also supportive.
New applications for jobless benefits rose slightly last week, but the level of claims revealed little change over the past few months and were consistent with a modestly improving U.S. labor market.Jobless claims rise by 4,000 to 371,000.
"We see decent if unspectacular jobs growth. In Europe the recession is not worsening, Chinese growth is accelerating and in the U.S., the worst of the fiscal cliff is behind us, and the impact of tax cuts is less than what the CBO [Congressional Budget Office] initially scored, so there is the potential to lift confidence and as a result business spending," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
And, central-bank meetings out of Europe produced no key changes to policy.European Central Bank leaves rates unchanged
Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average US:DJH3 rose 52 points to 13,377, while those for the Standard & Poor's 500 index US:SPH3 rose 7.5 points to 1,463.3.
Futures for the Nasdaq 100 index US:NDH3 rose 19.25 points to 2,741.25.
U.S. stocks rose Wednesday after a two-day slide, with the Standard & Poor 500 index SPX, +1.21% up 3.87 points, or 0.3%, to 1,461.02.
Adam Sarhan, founder and chief executive officer of New York-based Sarhan Capital, said some support is coming from China export data and a positive bond auction out of Spain. Read: Feeding frenzy: 10-year Spain bond yield below 5%
Blowing out analysts' expectations, China's exports surged 14.1% in December from a year earlier, compared with a 2.9% gain in November. The trade surplus shot up to $31.6 billion from $19.6 billion the prior month. Read: China's exports surge, boosting trade surplus
Data points and speeches
U.S. November job openings and wholesale inventories are due for release at 10 a.m. Eastern.
A handful of Fed speeches are scheduled for Thursday as well. Among those, Kansas City Fed President Esther George will present her economic outlook to the Central Exchange in Kansas City at 1:10 p.m. Eastern and St. Louis Fed President James Bullard speaks at the Wisconsin Economic Forecast Luncheon at 2 p.m. Eastern.
"The speeches will be followed closely for signals on how hawkish they are. We assess both to be soft hawks," said analysts at Danske Bank. Both are voting members of the policy-making FOMC.
In Europe, the Bank of England and European Central Bank concluded policy meetings with no change in key rates.
Europe, Asia, commodities
In overseas markets, European stocks struggled for direction on central-bank-meetings day, while Asia stocks gained after that trade data out of China. A weaker yen boosted exporters in Japan, helping the Nikkei Stock Average NIK, +0.71% to extend gains. Read: Asia stocks get a lift from China trade data
Crude-oil prices moved higher, with the February contract CLG23, -51.02% up $1, or 1% to $94.08 a barrel, also inspired by the China data.
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EDITORIAL:Men standup forwomen
Domestic violence-related assaults in the Hunter have doubled since 1998, and police in the region have been called to 12,700 domestic incidents in the past year alone. Today, high-profile Novocastrians join the Newcastle Herald in calling on the men of the Hunter to take a stand and say no to violence against women.
ON the eve of this year's White Ribbon Day on Sunday , the Hunter's men are being urged to let their mates know they say 'no' to violence against women.
Among those who have taken an oath in support of the campaign are Newcastle Knights rugby league coach Wayne Bennett, Knights player Jarrod Mullen, Jets player Ruben Zadkovich and police superintendent Craig Rae. Ambassadors include Clubs NSW Newcastle representative Jon Chin, former union leader Kevin Maher and Newcastle Herald editor Chad Watson.
Their oath is to never commit violence against women, never excuse it and never remain silent about. Hundreds of men will attend today's White Ribbon Day Hunter breakfast at Newcastle Panthers.
By Gabriel Wingate-Pearse
HUNTER police have responded to more than 12,700 reports of domestic violence in the past 12 months and the demand for support services is ''skyrocketing''.
Nearly half those incidents involved a criminal offence.
Since 1998 the number of domestic violence-related assaults has almost doubled, up to 2532 in the 12 months to June 2012, from 1321 in 1998.
But police say the statistics reveal only a fragment of the issue with the majority of women reluctant to report or seek assistance.
Central Hunter Crime Manager, Detective Inspector John Zdrilic, said it is an ongoing challenge to encourage women to come forward.
''I am of the view that it is under-reported here,'' he said.
''What I am saying is reach out, don't feel that there
is nothing you can do about it.''
Newcastle Domestic Violence Resource Centre counsellor and outreach support worker, Robyn James, said domestic violence
was more prevalent, and more severe than people realised.
''Most haven't contacted the police for a number of reasons, often because they don't want to escalate the situation,'' she said.
''They don't understand that an apprehended violence order is not giving the other person a criminal record, and they certainly should take it, that's what we would recommend that they do.''
Pam Morris, a committee member and worker at Newcastle women's refuge Jenny's Place, said hundreds of women desperately seeking help were being turned away as accommodation was a massive issue.
''We have got statistics to prove that the turn away figures each year are sky-rocketing and the number of clients that Robyn is supporting through the resource centre is sky rocketing,'' she said.
''Our turn away figures for 2010-2011 financial year were 324 women, and 391 children. In the 2011-2012 financial year we turned away 570 women, and 620 children.''
Maitland-based domestic violence liaison officer Constable Jenny Brown agreed that accommodation was a major issue for victims of domestic violence, as well as financial barriers.
''Can you walk out the door on your own life? It's complicated but in some cases that is what has to be done,'' she said.
''It's easy for other people to judge but it's very difficult.''
But there were also times when the offending behaviour could be identified, and addressed, she said.
''Police are not about breaking people up, it's about the violence stopping.''
■The number of domestic violence-related assaults in the Hunter has almost doubled since 1998 – up to 2532 in 2012, from 1321 in 1998
■Cessnock had the highest rate of domestic violence-related assaults per 100,000 people in 2011 of 552.2, compared to the NSW average of 372.4
■Newcastle (403), Maitland (421.9), and Muswellbrook (450.5) also recorded above-average rates of domestic violence assaults
■Newcastle women's refuge Jenny's Place was forced to turn away 570 women and 620 children during the past financial year
■The demands on the Newcastle Domestic Violence Resource Centre has risen from an average of 32 referrals per month in 2011 to 60 last month (October 2012)
Source: NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, Jenny's Place and the Newcastle Domestic Violence Resource Centre
CASE STUDY:Hoping for a better future
By Shanna Beeton
AFTER months of not seeing her long-term partner, Kate* knew that his sudden reappearance in her life meant trouble.
When the couple met 14 years ago Kate was instantly attracted to Dean*.
He was funny and exciting, but soon after Kate fell pregnant with their first child she realised he was not the man she had fallen in love with.
The mother of six, who is now living in a women's refugee, suffered years of abuse from the father of her children.
''I spent years putting up with the kids' dad, and it wasn't until the police got involved that we could get away,'' she said.
Kate, who didn't want to deprive the children of their father, said she became trapped in a cycle.
''He'd make excuses to stay the night and the kids would be so excited to see him, they'd want him to stay for dinner, then I'd get sucked back in and the cycle would start again.''
The abuse escalated over the years, from emotional and verbal batterings to physical violence.
''There was always verbal and emotional abuse, then there was physical violence,'' she said. ''He'd always use the kids against me because he knew I would do anything for them.''
It wasn't until Dean failed to return the children from a weekend visit that Kate realised the severity of the situation: ''He took five of the kids and had them for seven months, leaving me with my oldest daughter.
''Then he just dropped them back one day when he realised it was too hard to look after them.''
Once reunited with her kids, Kate planned to move out of what had become the family home.
''I'd packed all my thing into boxes getting ready to move, and he broke in and ransacked the house I was renting,'' she said. ''We lost everything.
''We came to the women's refugee with the clothes we were wearing.''
The damage to the property was so severe that Kate was blacklisted from the rental market.
''I thought he had the upper hand for a while, he just wore me away,'' she said. ''In hindsight I should have protected myself better but the thought of putting him in jail made me feel guilty because he is the kids' dad.
''I realise now what he was doing, but at the time you don't realise. All we can do is hope for a better future, and slowly we'll get there.''
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The continent of Asia is home to unequaled exotic cultural influences and temples built in times past, white blazing beaches, and tastefully unique cuisines. This should be a tour that any cruise fan must indulge. Cruise lines are an ideal way to tour this lovely continent.
During the extent of your cruise, there will be plentiful stops at some of the best tourist destinations that Asian culture has to offer. Gorgeous landscapes and unmistakably delightful food draws more tourists than the typical tour of the Bahamas. For those of you who seek new and different climates to satisfy that touring urge, this is the place to go. The entertainment is available at every stop.
Tourist cruising routes began to frequent South East Asia because the regions there respond to visitors with such an appeal that it is irresistible. Thailand, Hong Kong, the Philippines, and Singapore are certain stops along the South East Asia shores. The sights are amazing and these countries offer such friendly hospitality to those who come from distant lands.
Enter the region of Wat Pho in Bangkok, Thailand and experience the splendor of the Reclining Buddha, a famous tourist attraction. Hong Kong´s bustling retail environment is overwhelming at first, but once you get used to it, you feel welcomed as an equal and there are many souvenirs and gifts to bring home.
Many countries of Asia have moved into the tourist scene in order to boost industry interest and commerce. The Maldives and India as well as Sri Lanka and Taiwan represent the growth of Asian industry, and the advances in technology appeal to private-public sector partnerships that foster global growth of business. These countries especially call to tourists for this reason.
Ten days would be the minimum amount of time to allow for your cruise to tour Asia. You should expect an early arrival in order to adjust to the difference in time. You are going a significant distance from home for this experience.
Many cruise lines will arrange for you to stay in a hotel for the duration of your adjustment to the changes in time. From that point, after you have had time to settle, your journey will begin. Be sure that you have studied the Asian customs and rituals to some extent before your arrival in these countries so that you show reverence for local customs.
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Customers can order up to five to six feet of sushi on top of a discreetly dressed model.
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The human body model is covered with enough sushi to feed up to fifteen people for a starting price of $500. But you might also get some polite conversation along with your food since your sushi platter is a person.
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Thread: John Ramsey files a new lawsuit
October 9, 2017, 1:26 am, Mon Oct 9 1:26:54 UTC 2017 #1Member
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John Ramsey files a new lawsuit
Per Michigan court records JR filed a lawsuit against CBS on September 14th. https://www.3rdcc.org/odyssey-public-access-(opa)
Since theres been very little press on this, we dont know the amount of his lawsuit against CBS or why hes waited until the last minute to file. In Michigan defamation lawsuits have a one year statute of limitations. Interestingly, attorney LW has neither tweeted nor given interviews about it.
Ill leave it to others to ponder whether there are motivations beyond the obvious. JR will be using the same attorney as BR.
For a refresher: On behalf of BR, JR and PR have initiated lawsuits against the publishers of the Star, Time Warner, NY Post, Globe, and Windsor House. JR and PR have also sued Fox for suggesting there was no evidence pointing to an intruder and Court TV for naming their family (BR, JR, PR) and an intruder as suspects.My posts are my opinion, protected under the Freedom of Speech Amendment
October 9, 2017, 4:23 am, Mon Oct 9 4:23:12 UTC 2017 #2
I am guessing...wash...rinse...repeat regarding all the lawsuits they have filed. I do not believe JR will put himself or any of his remaining family members under oath regarding JB's death.It's probably too late to get justice for JonBenét. Maybe it always was. But knowing where things went wrong is the first step to not going there again. **-- Alan Prendergast-Dec 21, 2006--**
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October 13, 2017, 11:26 pm, Fri Oct 13 23:26:34 UTC 2017 #3Did the program contend that John participated in murdering Jonbenet? From the filing it sounds like it did. That surprises me because Kolar said on Tricia's radio program that he believed John slept through the night. The book just didn't talk about it.
All very odd.
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Links to Some Legal Material
Recently a question was raised about the opinions on the Boyles show discussing the litigation launched by JR. Boyles and his guests Alan Prendergast and Michael Roberts do not seem to have a clear opinion about why JR has initiated his lawsuit against CBS. As case sleuths know, all charges contained within the 1999 True Bills expired in 2004.
Rather than discussing JRs motivations to file suit and how this will proceed, here's a link which will provide some information about the lawsuits current status. BRs lawsuit status can be found at the same link: https://cmspublic.3rdcc.org/default.aspx
There are a couple of attorneys who have provided some insight into these cases. Craig Silverman invited entertainment and defamation attorney James Sammataro to provide some legal observations. The meat of his analysis begins at the 20 minute mark: http://www.podcasts.com/the-craig-si...an-7-2017-hr-2
Another site discussing these lawsuits, including Sammataros opinions, can be found at: http://variety.com/2016/biz/news/jon...it-1201949899/
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December 31, 2017, 4:44 pm, Sun Dec 31 16:44:37 UTC 2017 #5I listened to Silverman's show. His guest talked about the liability involved when one makes statements one knows to be false or that one might reasonably suspect to be false.
In Foreign Faction Kolar's case against Burke rests on three things: Burke smearing feces on his bathroom wall three years before the murder; feces-smeared "pajama bottoms thought to belong to Burke" on JonBenet's floor the night of the murder; a candy box smeared with feces in JonBenet's room.
I asked Kolar via his AMA about the "pajama bottoms" and candy box. Were they collected? Had he located them in crime scene photos? Iirc, Kolar replied that he didn't think that either item had been collected. He didn't answer my question about crime scene photos. He said that he was relying on an off-hand comment by crime scene investigators. From this I inferred that he hadn't done anything to investigate these items further despite being in a unique position to do just that. Kolar spends a lot of time in FF talking about sexual behavior problems in adolescents, a discussion propelled by a supposed obsession with feces on Burke's part, but what did it really amount to?
So when the CBS program came out, I was interested to learn more about the "pajama bottoms" and the candy box. I haven't watched the whole show so correct me if I'm wrong: the pajama bottoms weren't mentioned. Was it that they turned out to be poopy pants belonging to JonBenet? We know that those exist. If so, that puts the candy box in play. If there's poop on it, it likely belongs to JonBenet, perhaps put there by JonBenet herself or even by an angry Patsy.
As far as John's culpability goes, elsewhere in his AMA Kolar says that John became an accessory after he failed to report finding the body at 11am. And he said on Trish's radio program that John slept through the night. But (again to the best of my recollection), in the CBS program Kolar agrees that both parents wrote the ransom note. When did he change his mind? Why did he originally think John slept through the night?
On a side note, listening to Silverman's program, I detected an ominous low rumble which nevertheless sounded like music when Burke's pineapple interview was being played. I'm sure I've listened to this interview before, but not when I was wearing my headphones. If CBS added that almost subliminal background, that's really not playing fair.
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Since the thread was initiated, its been revealed that JR is suing for $350,000,000.
The complaint can be found at this link: https://www.scribd.com/document/3613...ey-v-CBS-et-al
Exhibits on the case can be found here: https://www.scribd.com/document/3613...et-al-ExhibitsMy posts are my opinion, protected under the Freedom of Speech Amendment


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MARSH's of Ohio to Northern California
I unfortunately don't know a whole lot about the Marsh's, except that
Henry Marsh was born in England in 1836, he married
Rachel Belle (?) I believe in Ohio. Rachel was born in 1836 in Ohio,
her parents were born in Northern Ireland. I think Rachel
was supposed to be closely related to U.S. Grant, 1st cousin according to family history,but I have not found proof of this yet.
Harry and Rachel had one child, Ella J. Marsh b. 1861 Ohio.
The Marsh's moved to Redwood City Calif. sometime between 1870-1880.
Harry was a teamster, a farmer and I believe had brothers who worked for the Railroad.
They went back and fourth several times from Ohio to Northern California.I have them on a 1870 Census in Lorain, Ohio, then 1880 Census in Redwood City Ca.
About 1886(my guestimate) Ella married (?) CHISHOLM(from Nova Scotia)
They had 3 children all born in California,
Alexandria D.Chisholm b. 1888 Alexi married a Hayter-then Langley
Abbie B. Chisholm b. 1890 Abbie married Finnerty
Willaim Stevensen Chisholm b.1895
In 1900 Fed. Census I have Ella(widowed-married 14years) with her 3 children living with her parents in Lorain Ohio again.
Then Fed. Census 1910 in Fort Bragg California, Rachel Marsh (widowed & 0 children living), living with 2 of her grand children,Abbie(20) and Willie(16) and 2 great grand children( Abbie's children; my grandmother,Elaine and her sister, Harriet).
I found later that Ellen Chisholm died in Fort Bragg on Nov.21,1905.
Harry Marsh died in 1908 in Fort Bragg Mendocino Co. Calif.
Rachel Belle Marsh died in 1914 in Fort Bragg Mendocino Co. Calif.
After Rachel died in 1914, Abbie Chisholm was alone at that time with 3 small children and another on the way. It was shortly after that that she sent the 3 older girls to S.F. by boat to live in the Orphanage.
Shortly after that time she met Earl James Finnerty and married him. He knew nothing of these girls in the Orphanage,
he eventually found out and demanded Abbie take him to see these girls.
My Grandmother, Elaine remembered the Nuns coming up to her and saying you have a visitor, your mother, and she thought it was a cruel joke. She couldn't understand why Abbie was there to see them after years of absence.
They ended up leaving the Orphnage abt.1930 and moving in with Mr. Finnerty and their mother,Abbie and their step brother and sister.
Elaine and her sisters never did know who their real father was.
Arnberger's from Austria to U.S.
Franz AugustErnst Arnberger was born in 1830 in Austria.
Recently I found that there is a street in Vienna named
"Franz Arnberger", along with some 40+ Arnberger families still in the vicinity.
Franz A. Arnberger moved to Holstein Germany where he met & married Sebina Seimers(b.1844) and they had 3 of the 4 sons in Holstein.
They Immigrated to the U.S. in 1876, they had their 4th son in SanFrancisco Ca. in 1877. In the 1880 Fed. Census in San Francisco, Frank Arnberger was a musician
All of these Arnberger's lived in the San Francisco area until they died.
There are other Arnberger families that were in the U.S. at that time from Austria. They were in New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Wisconsin and Canada I have not yet linked them together to my Arnberger family.
I am so thankful for the internet, I would not even know this much.
Today there are Arnberger's in
Arizona, California, Kansas, Ohio, North Dakota, Texas, and Austria.
In Austria, Arnberger is somewhat of a common name.
Marsh-Chisholm from Mendocino Co.Calif. 1880's on. Franz Arnberger from Austria in San Francisco 1876 on.
I am looking for a ? Chisholm who was b. in Nova Scotia not sure when, but died between 1898-1900. He married a Ellen(Ella)J. Marsh abt.1886. Ella moved with her parents to northern Calif.from Ohio sometime between 1870-1880. Ella and her husband had 3 children, all born in California; Alexandria Chisholm -Hayter- Langley b. 1888
Abbie Belle Chisholm -Finnerty b. 1890
William Stevensen Chisholm b. 1895
Ella died in Fort Bragg Calif. in 1905.
Abbie and her brother Willie lived with thier grandmother Rachel Marsh in Fort Bragg until she died in 1914.
Abbie is my grandmother Elaine's mother.
Franz AugustErnest Arnberger b. 1830 Austria
came to the U.S. in 1876 with his wife
Sebina Seimers b. Holstein and 3 sons
Frank A.Arnberger Jr.b.Holstein
Charles Arnberger ""
Theodore Arnberger ""
Richard C.Arnberger was b. in 1877 in San Francisco
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