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United States District Court, N.D. Texas, Fort Worth Division
December 5, 2017
MICHAEL DAVID REEVES, Movant,v.UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Respondent.
David Reeves ("Movant") filed a motion to vacate,
set aside, or correct his federal sentence pursuant to 28
U.S.C. § 2255. Because it plainly appears that Movant is
not entitled to relief on his Section 2255 motion, the Court
concludes that the motion (ECF No. 1) should be summarily
dismissed. See Rule 4(b), Rules Governing Section
2255 Proceedings for the United States District Courts.
pleaded guilty to possession with intent to distribute
methamphetamine. See United States v. Reeves, No.
4:16-cr-00165-O-1 (N.D. Tex. Oct. 25, 2016), ECF No. 26. In
calculating his sentencing range, Movant's Presentence
Report ("PSR") recommended that the Court
consider his possession and sale of methamphetamine from at
least February 2012 through his arrest in 2016, and so hold
Movant accountable for distributing 309 grams of
methamphetamine, in addition to the methamphetamine he
distributed during the instant offense. See United States
v. Reeves, No. 4:16-cr-00165-O-1 (N.D. Tex. Oct. 25,
2016), ECF No. 13 at 5-9. Using that calculation of
Movant's prior drug sales, his base offense level was set
at 30. See United States v. Reeves, No. 4:16-cr-
00165-O-1 (N.D. Tex. Oct. 25, 2016), ECF No. 13 at 10. The
PSR also set Movant's criminal history score at three
because of his 2004 Texas conviction for possession or
transportation with intent to manufacture a controlled
substance. See United States v. Reeves, No.
4:16-cr-00165-O-1 (N.D. Tex. Oct. 25, 2016), ECF No. 13 at
11. In all, Movant's PSR calculated his guideline
sentence as 97 to 121 months in prison. The Court adopted the
PSR's calculations and sentenced Movant to 97 months in
prison with three years of supervised release. See United
States v. Reeves, No. 4:16-cr-00165-O-1 (N.D. Tex. Oct.
25, 2016), ECF No. 26. He did not appeal.
He now
seeks post-conviction relief. In his Section 2255 motion,
Movant argues that the Court erred in calculating his
sentence under the United States Sentencing Guidelines
("U.S.S.G.") by: (1) measuring his relevant
conduct to include his sales of methamphetamine before 2016;
and (2) using his prior Texas drug conviction to increase his
guideline range in violation of Mathis v. United
States, 136 S.Ct. 2243 (2016); United States v.
Tanksley, 848 F.3d 347 (5th Cir. 2017); and United
States v. Hinkle, 832 F.3d 567 (5th Cir. 2016).
first claims that the Court misapplied the U.S.S.G. by
over-representing his relevant conduct-namely, his prior
methamphetamine sales-under U.S.S.G. § 1B1.3.
See ECF No. 1 at 16 (arguing that the Court erred in
holding Movant responsible for past sales of methamphetamine
because he was in jail from 2008 through 2010 and all of the
evidence of those sales came from informants who were not
credible). However, Movant "may not raise this issue in
a collateral attack." United States v.
Williamson, 183 F.3d 458, 462 (5th Cir. 1999).
"Section 2255 motions may raise only constitutional
errors and other injures that could not have been raised on
direct appeal that will result in a miscarriage of justice if
left unaddressed, " and "[m]isapplications of the
Sentencing Guidelines fall into neither category and hence
are not cognizable in § 2255 motions."
Id. (citation omitted). Because it is well settled
that "'an attempt to challenge the court's
sentencing calculations is not a basis for a section 2255
proceeding, '" Wright v. United States,
3:16-cv-610-K, 2016 WL 949747, at *2 (N.D. Tex. Mar. 13,
2016) (quoting Momin v. United States, Nos.
3:07-cv-889-L & 3:04-cr-289-H, 2008 WL 1971390, at *1)
(N.D. Tex. Apr. 30, 2008), Movant's first claim is not
cognizable here.
next claims that the Court erred in using his prior Texas
drug conviction to increase his guideline sentence in light
of Mathis, Tanksley, and Hinkle.
That claim is also a head-on attack of the Court's
application of the U.S.S.G. and is likewise not cognizable
here. See, e.g., Fisher v. United States,
No. 4:17-cv-50, 2017 WL 3781855, at *2 (E.D. Tex. July 13,
2017), rec. adopted 2017 WL 3725295 (E.D. Tex. Aug.
28, 2017) ("[R]elief is unavailable under § 2255
based on Mathis, Hinkle, and
Tanksley" because "the technical
application of the Sentencing Guidelines does not raise an
issue of constitutional dimension for purposes of § 2255
even if Movant could state a Section 2255 claim under
Mathis, Tanksley, or Hinkle, his
reliance on those cases is misplaced. Mathis,
Tanksley, and Hinkle involve the
enhancement of a defendant's sentence as a career
offender under either the Armed Career Criminal Act or the
U.S.S.G. But Movant was not charged, convicted, or sentenced
as a career offender. Rather, his prior Texas conviction was
used only to calculate his criminal history score. See
United States v. Reeves, No. 4:16-cr-00165-O-1 (N.D.
Tex. Oct. 25, 2016), ECF No. 13 at 11. So, neither
Mathis, Tanksley, nor Hinkle have
any application here. See, e.g., Mendieta v. United
States, No. A-14-cr-192 (1)-SS, 2017 WL 3401520, at *2
(W.D. Tex. Aug. 8, 2017). For these reasons, Movant's
Section 2255 motion is meritless.
review of the motion to vacate and the files and records of
this case, an evidentiary hearing appears unnecessary. No
evidentiary hearing is required if "the motion and the
files and records of the case conclusively show that the
prisoner is entitled to no relief." 28 U.S.C. §
2255(b). In this instance, the matters reviewed by the Court
conclusively show that Movant is entitled to no relief.
of Appealability
the record in this case and pursuant to Federal Rule of
Appellate Procedure 22(b), Rule 11(a) of the Rules Governing
§§ 2254 and 2255 proceedings, and 28 U.S.C. §
2253(c), the Court denies a certificate of appealability.
Movant has failed to show (1) that reasonable jurists would
find this Court's "assessment of the constitutional
claims debatable or wrong, " or (2) that reasonable
jurists would find "it debatable whether the petition
states a valid claim of the denial of a constitutional
right" and "debatable whether [this Court] was
correct in its procedural ruling." Slack v.
McDaniel, 529 U.S. 473, 48 (2000).
In the
event that Movant elects to file a notice of appeal, the
Court notes that he will need to pay the appellate filing fee
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I explain to students that our focus today will be to think about what scientists can learn from fossils. I ask them to think and write for 5 minutes in response to this prompt:
What can scientists learn about animals from their fossils?
Then I show them this short video clip to provide them with a specific example:
I project these guiding questions (or write them on the board) and read them with the students. I ask them to listen and look for details related to these questions as they watch the video and read the passage.
We read this Bear Dogs Reading Passagee together and I ask them to look and listen specifically for details about the bear dog that can be learned from the fossils, and how did this occur? Then they watch this video clip about the bear dog (short-faced bear).
At the close of this lesson, I ask students to think of two ideas they can share with someone at home tonight about what scientists can learn from fossils. They think silently and then state their response to a partner.


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Designer: Alexis Middleton
These miniature watermelon, pineapple, and strawberry piñata ornaments are actually foam balls covered with crepe paper.
- Foam balls: 1″-, 2″-, 3″-, and 4″-diameter (such as FloraCraft)
- Foam tools: cutter, shaper (such as FloraCraft)
- Crepe paper streamers: light pink, light green, dark green, yellow, dark pink
- Fringe scissors (optional)
- Styrofoam glue or decoupage medium
- Foam paintbrush
- Cardstock: black, white
- FloraCraft Foam Connectors with Eyelet Screws
- String
Note: To make crepe paper fringe, cut an arm's-length piece from crepe paper. Fold in half crosswise, then in half crosswise again. Cut the folded crepe paper in half lengthwise to make two strips. Fringe with regular scissors or fringe scissors. Screw eyelets through the top of each fruit, and hang with string.
1. Cut a 4″-diameter foam ball in half using foam cutter. Cut each piece in half to make four wedges.
2. Cut a piece of fringed crepe paper that is slightly longer than the area you want to cover. Brush glue onto unfringed portion of crepe paper; then press onto foam wedge in overlapping rows. Use light pink paper on cut wedge edges, and alternate two dark and one light green crepe paper on the rounded portion.
3. Trim excess crepe paper from edges as needed. Cut six seeds from black cardstock. Glue onto the watermelon slice.
1. Use the shaper tool to file the sides of a 3″-diameter foam ball into a cylindrical shape.
4. Cut several 4″-long leaves from light green and dark green crepe paper. Glue the leaves around the small foam ball.
1. Use the shaper tool to file the sides of a 2″-diameter foam ball into a rounded point.
2. Wrap dark pink fringed paper around the rounded pointed end of the foam shape. Keep adding rows while working your way to the top of the strawberry.
3. Cut three 2″-long teardrop shapes from dark green crepe paper, and cut notches out of the sides to make strawberry leaves. Glue the leaves to the top of the strawberry.
4. Cut 10 tiny teardrop-shape seeds from white cardstock; glue seeds to strawberry.


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Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Suzy and IU share the same little brother?
On the 22nd, Suzy tweeted a picture of herself with a doll on her back, saying, "With my little brother the sloth kekeke." When fans saw this, they recognized it as the same doll that IU had on her back during an episode of Dream High.
Many fans wondered how much it would cost to buy Suzy and IU's "little brother," and upon research they found that the dolls were available for about 10,000 - 20,000 KRW (9-18 USD). Would you like to try to buy Suzy and IU's "little brother"?
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Mexican sage is a native plant of Mexico and Central America. Also known as velvet sage and its botanical name, Salvia leucantha, its grey-green leaves add soft texture to gardens located in USDA hardiness zones 7 to 11. Tend to the water needs of a Mexican sage bush when it's young to establish it as a long-lived perennial plant. This ornamental plant attracts butterflies and when its purple and white flowers are in full bloom, it also attracts hummingbirds.
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Plant the Mexican sage bush in well-drained soil at a location that receives full sunlight or partial afternoon shade. Add compost to the hole when you set the plant in the ground.
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Fertilize Mexican sage growing in sandy, rocky or clay soil in the spring, with a layer of compost spread around the plant's base. Apply all-purpose outdoor plant food, mixed according to the manufacturer's label instructions, in the summer as the plant begins to bud.
Prune Mexican sage in the spring to encourage bushy growth. Cut the top third off all the stems before they reach a height of 2 feet, using sharp garden pruners.
Cut the bush back in late fall. Shear the stems off at ground level with pruners. Apply mulch around the plant to protect it from potential inclement weather.


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Record Type: RIE
Publication Date: 1983
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The Use of Extemporaneous Ethics in the Formulation of Interdisciplinary Team Impressions and Recommendations for Handicapped Children.
Parker, Tommie
The paper traces the evolution of psychiatric care for children from an intrapsychic orientation to a new conceptual perspective provided by systems theory and the accompanying relational formulation of conflict. The interdisciplinary process prevents a challenge to professionals' collaboration and respect for other fields and mandates critical self-monitoring. Chaos results from a clash in interdisciplinary evaluation between the traditional linear behavioral perspective and a higher order circular and more relational point of view. Findings of an internal causal approach to a depressed 13-year old are contrasted with a family systems approach which highlighted the need for family psychotherapy to establish clear generational boundaries, help resolve old grief and anger issues and enhance the self-worth of individual members. (CL)
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#CamNam : from Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC)
15 - 19 October 2015 (5 days 4 nights)
2 pax
15 Oct (Thursday)
0645 - 0735 : Flight KUL to Phnom Penh
0735 - 0835 : Leave bag at Green Centre Point Inn. Buy bus tickets to Saigon (HCMC)
0900 - 1200 : Visit Choeung Ek
1200 - 1300 : Lunch at Ah-Man Green Restaurant
1400 - 1530 : Tour National Museum
1900 - 2000 : Dinner at Wau and back to hotel
16 Oct (Friday)
0600 - 0610 : Check-out
0630 - 1300 : Off to Saigon by bus
1400 - 1500 : Check-in at Ono Saigon Hotel and rest.
1700 - 1800 : Book tours
17 Oct (Saturday)
0840 - 1500 : Pick up from hotel to Cu Chi Tunnel.
Free and easy
18 Oct (Sunday)
0800 - 0900 : Breakfast
0930 - 1600 : Saigon city tour. War Remnant Museum, HCMC Museum, Saigon Notre-Dame Basilica
1900 - 2000 : Shop at Ben Thanh night market
19 Oct (Monday)
0700 - 0900 : Shop at Ben Thanh Market
1000 - 1030 : Breakfast
1200 : Check-out
1300 - 1400 : Lunch
1800 - 1900 : Get to airport
2110 - 2359 : Flight SGN to KUL
What I didn't do?
- Dinner at Wau. The restaurant moved from New York Hotel to a few blocks away from Ah-Man Green.
- Go out to book tours in Saigon. I booked from the hotel because rate was within my budget.
- Shop at Ben Thanh night market. Too lazy
- Shop at Ben Thanh market on Monday. Turned out I didn't like the market much so once was enough.
- We went to airport early. Right after check-out at noon.
|Checking in at Green Centre Point Inn, Phnom Penh
|Choeung Ek Killing Field - the reason I returned to PP
|@whitelambchops | Instragram | posing in front of National Museum of Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Tuk - tuk. Hired the one we got from airport at USD 30 for the day.
Phnom Penh - Saigon (HCMC)
Cat Mekong bus. USD 15/adult including hotel pick-up to bus depot.
Saigon (HCMC)
Taxi with meter. Totally affordable.
Attractions in the city are within walking distance from each other. Traffic was a controlled chaos, really.
|@whitelambchops on the bus to Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)
I bought the bus tickets from Cat Mekong's Orussey Market office branch a day earlier. Told them hotel's name for morning pick-up.
A van came in the morning and took us to Orussey Market. Gave passport to staff > given tickets > pass luggage(s) for keeping under the bus & given tags > journey started (passport will be collected again on the bus and returned at immigration)
Going through Cambodia immigration was a breeze compared to Vietnam's immigration. Our passports were taken to a counter and they called out names. That was the only annoying part. Scan luggage and then back on the bus to Saigon!
|Vietnam's immigration building
Cat Mekong bus stops at Pham Ngu Lao- tour agents are nearby so you might want to drop by and arrange for tours before heading to your hotel. My hotel was nearby so I ignored the taxi drivers and walked.
|Ono Saigon: A delightful hotel hidden in an alleyway
|Cu Chi Tunnel
I was too lazy to go back to Pham Ngu Lao to book a tour and the hotel I was staying in, Ono Saigon offered a Cu Chi Tunnel tour that was within my budget. Paid directly to the hotel, no receipt but no problem. Tour agent picked up from hotel the next day and issued us a paper when I said we didn't get any receipt from the hotel.
Other attractions can be visited on your own. Get a taxi to one and walk to others as they are pretty much near each other.
Mekong needs a whole day so I skipped that one.
|War Remnants Museum
|HCMC Museum
|Saigon Notre-Dame Basilica
To read on halal food in Phnom Penh, use #GoMakan #PhnomPenh or #CamNam #RepeatCambodia in this blog.
Halal restaurant in Saigon, Vietnam are mostly in the Nguyen Ah Ninh (dubbed the Malaysian Street) near Ben Thant. To read in this blog, use #CamNam or #GoMakan #HoChiMinhCity
|Breakfast on the last day in Saigon. Yummy!
RM 1886 for 2 pax (including flight, accommodation, transport, dining & attraction)
Cash brought for the trip USD 252
Actual Expenditure
Transport - USD 69
Attractions/Tours - USD 55
Meals - USD 74
Shopping & Massage - USD 12
Cash balance USD 42
Note: Flight and accommodation are paid in advance.
Finally, meet my favourite food in Saigon:
Fitting eh? In Cambodia, I stocked on Pringles and in Vietnam, I gorged on these chips! Sedap unlike any in Malaysia.


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Are you prejudiced?
This is one of the toughest subjects to deal with: Prejudice. We all are, to different levels. So, when we talk about how to deal with prejudice from others, we have to remember that we are these "others," and other people have to figure out how to deal with us when our prejudices surface.
So, What about you? Are you prejudice?
A good answer to this question is "How can I know?" prejudice people do not see themselves as prejudice. So, their answer to this question will almost immediately be "No!"
So, you think you are not prejudice? Let us test that: Do you have any preconceived notions about a nation? a religion? a race? a city or country? Preconceived notion is a stereotype where you make assumptions about a person based on their profile and background. Any stereotype where you generalize a rule about a group of people based on love, hate, previous experiences whether good or bad, that is prejudice.
The problem with prejudice is that it can start with what seems like a light-hearted joke. Of course it would be better when the joke is about others, not you. Then it would be funnier. So, a joke that Stereotypes Muslims will be judged as poor taste by a Muslim. But what if someone made the joke about Christians? or Buddhists? would someone from a different religion find the joke as tasteless? or they might giggle a bit?
Prejudice is no joke however. Wars and crimes against humanity have been perpetrated because of prejudice. Prejudice has a domino effect. The prejudiced becomes prejudice and the chain continues throughout until sometimes nations become prejudice. A sad story comes to mind:
A girl was being harassed by a passer-by in a dark alley, the harassment got too serious and the aggressor became physical. She screamed, and the attacker ran away. She wanted to report the harassment, as it was her duty, as she had a good look at the man who did this. At the police station, she gave her statement to the police officer, who half jokingly told her that he cannot blame the aggressor, given how beautiful she is. The poor girl went home feeling more violated by the police officer than by the aggressor. "I felt I was treated as an object not a human being, the way the officer was staring at me." The girl was visiting from another country and the stereotype about girls from that country is that they are promiscuous. I wonder how much the perpetrator and the corrupt police officer acted upon a prejudice. They did not even consider that they hurt a human being, who probably has more honor than both of them combined. Do you think they see it that way?
The story does not end there. The girl goes back home and I wonder, how will she look at people from the country where she was attacked? Will she feel that she was a victim of a criminal and a corrupt cop? or will she cast all the people from the country she was visiting abusers? Imagine how much such incidents can lead to more hate and more prejudice that can spread and get nurtured even more by other similar stories.
We need to revisit our preconceived notions and our prejudices and be honest with ourselves. It takes very high level of awareness and presence to observe our own prejudices. It will be painful in the beginning, but it is an eye opener and can open the way to understanding self by the way we see others. Finally, here is a quick lighthearted quiz to help one determine if and how prejudiced they are http://www.blogthings.com/areyouprejudicedquiz/


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Fun Lovin' Criminals frontman and BBC 6 Music Dj Huey Morgan comes to Birmingham's Hare and Hounds for a DJ set of funk, soul, latin and jazz.
Tall Ships interview: "There's nothing false about what we do."
2nd Mar 2017
Henry Boon spoke to bassist Matt Parker of Tall Ships about his new album, their upcoming tour and the creative song writing process.


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…when you're really busy. I have been meaning to post. I really have. Things have just been busy. Right now I'm upstairs while Cassie and Peanut are both in their respective Crate/Cages and are awaiting me to go back downstairs.
I'm just going to post some quick things and then I'll probably post some more later.


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I know I have been a bit quiet on here lately - I assure you I'm still taking pictures. There is just so much going on right now and I have been out for just under a week because I had my wisdom teeth removed, not a very great experience. But here are a few photos to tide you over! Thanks to all my faithful readers, if there are any :-)
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Still Around....Category: Children, Children Photographer, Family, Natural Light
Author: kpeereboom
2 comments:
You do have faithful readers! I'm continually checking in for new posts! :)
- October 17, 2012 at 3:56 AM
- Amy K said...
This is a beautiful session, and it looks like a very fun couple!
- October 25, 2012 at 11:56 AM
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Ever thought how odd your online life is? Ever thought what could go wrong? This film explores the issues around the dangers of living our lives online.
At Easton Primary School, it is our aim to create an e-safer community which involves pupils, parents and staff. Safeguarding is everyone's responsibility and through regular training, parent sessions, e-sense curriculum and clear policies for all groups, we are supporting our children to become responsible users of technology which is constantly evolving.
All our staff attend regular training on e-safety which allows us to deliver training to our workforce, parents and carers.
Mrs Box is our named Online safety lead; if you have any concerns or questions please feel free to contact her. She is supported by a team of Online Safety Advocates from Years 5 and 6 who lead a peer mentoring initiative by holding assemblies and workshops for students and parents.
Below you will find links to school policies; advice from The Department of Education and information about gaming restrictions to support you at home.
They are highly visible around school with their lanyards and are the first port of call for the younger children if they have a question about e-Sense. The Advocates will lead assemblies and now submit contributions to the school newsletter. They work closely with Mrs Box and deliver assemblies and classroom sessions.
Advice for parents and carers on cyberbullying
Advice and information about how to protect your child from cyberbullying
Protecting your children from abuse online
Advice for parents concerning keeping your child safe online
Crucial information for parents surrounding the International recognised classification for gaming
Esafety Policy