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Blood Rage
- Year:
- 1987
- 82 min
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(Eerie music playing)
(lndistinct chatter over radio)
(On speakers) Ladies and gentlemen,
your intermission is almost over.
You have two minutes till show time.
I'd like Trojans.
(On speakers) Ladies and gentlemen,
your intermission is almost over.
You have one minute till show time.
(On speakers) Ladies and gentlemen,
your intermission is over.
Come on, babe.
(Woman) Mmm.
(Woman screams in the background)
(Man sighs)
What is it?
(Whispering) It's the boys. The boys.
Look, they've been asleep for half an hour.
(Man) Hmm.
(Boy, whispering) Mom's at it again.
Let's get out of here.
Get out of here, creep.
Hey, hey, get out of here.
What are you doing? Get lost.
Beat it.
(Screaming continues)
(Woman, screaming) Help me!
Help me! Help!
(Low voice) I thought
All right, look, let's get out of here.
This is ridiculous.
You know, I don't do women
who drag their kids around everywhere.
OK. Take me home.
Oh, my God.
Where are the boys?
My boys have gone!
(Yelling) Mommy, Mommy, Mommy, Mom!
- Mom!
- Terry!
- Lemme go. Terry.
- Mom!
- Terry, you're all right? What happened?
- I'm fine.
He did... He just hurt that person.
He just hurt him.
Terry, stop it. Stop it. Stop it.
Son, it's all right. No, it's all right.
Mommy's here. It's fine.
(Siren wailing)
(Man) Thank you, Mrs Simmons.
- Happy Thanksgiving to you.
- Same to you, Mrs Simmons.
I thought that it was
important for us to meet today,
because as you know I've been
working with Todd the last few months.
(Dr Berman) Dr Berman's patient
consultation notes, November 22nd 1984.
Saw Maddy Simmons, Todd's mother,
for the first time today.
I don 't think she was
quite prepared for what I told her.
That after 1 0 years,
Todd was starting to remember
what had happened in the drive-in that night.
Facing the fact
that Todd's memory of the incident
cast suspicion on his twin brother, Terry,
was not that easy for her.
On Terry?
What, are you crazy?
was also somewhat negative.
No! No!
No more tests.
No more tests.
My children are not guinea pigs.
My past work with hysterical patients
helped me calm her down.
I'm sorry.
Though calmer, Maddy's level of resistance
I wondered...
How would she react
when confronted with Todd himself?
How would Todd respond to Maddy
in view of his new recollections?
I was not without worry.
After all, I had never seen
the two of them together.
It's your favourite.
Pumpkin pie.
(Dr Berman) Maddy
treated Todd like a child.
As if no time had passed
since the evening of the murder.
Their initial tension was predictable
in light of Todd's breakthrough.
The trauma of watching his twin
commit murder had made Todd catatonic.
In that state, he couldn 't fight
what he now sees as punishment
for a crime he did not commit.
Maddy persisted in defending Terry.
And espousing her notion
of one big, happy family
without realising that such ideas
had ceased to have any meaning for Todd.
(Todd) Family. I don't...
(Muttering) I don't care about...
(Dr Berman) His world and my work
were beginning to crumble.
Todd, please don't do this.
- Honey, just stop it. Honey, please.
- (Buzzer sounds)
Sweetheart, its Dr Berman's office.
(Dr Berman) But in spite of
the dramatic nature of today's outburst,
I consider the setback relatively minor
because Todd remained focused
on establishing his innocence,
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The Spalding Master of Science in Athletic Training program will celebrate National Athletic Training Month with a speech from Purdue University associate athletic director Doug Boersma at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, March 22 in the Columbia Gym auditorium. It'll be preceded by a health fair from the Eagle Care Clinic at 11 in the gym lobby.
Pizza and soft drinks will be served.
The National Athletic Trainers' Association has declared the theme of this year's Athletic Training Month to be, "Compassionate care for all," and Boersma will share his experiences in delivering compassionate care to student-athletes.
Boersma, a certified athletic trainer for more than 20 years, oversees the medical treatment and rehabilitation of for all 18 Purdue sports programs. He's also had stints at Bowling Green State, the University of Kentucky and Notre Dame. Read Boersma's full bio.
Spalding's MSAT is the first master's-level professional athletic training program in Kentucky. The program will hold an info session on April 12. Register for the April info session.
For more information online, visit Spalding.edu/athletic-training.


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-1.5. but I'm sure it is temporary water weight
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Okay, ladies! Time to "weigh in!"
I am -2.5. I've had a cold for a few days, though, so I haven't been able to eat much. Either way, I'll take it
-1.5. but I'm sure it is temporary water weight
I took a long vacation and fell off the wagon big time, and then I was really busy with baseball. I thought I would be gaining, but I have not. One thing I did was move my full length mirror back into my room, so I look in it all the time instead of only when I think to go in the other room and look. (There's no good place to hang it in the really short-ceilinged rooms in my century-old house.) I had a cruddy diet in the last 7 days, eating a lot of potato chips, etc., but I did buy a new bike and I've been riding it. Sooo, guess what? All of that and TADA...
I'm down 2 lbs since I left on vacation! yippee!
Down 3, which is amazing because I've done no exercise since my crash on Sunday.
Down 3.5 this week, though I think some of it is from the week before, since I maintained last week, and I felt really bloated last Wednesday.
Oh, AND I totally blew away my 20 mile goal for the week. I got 42 miles in!!
Got rid of 2 pounds. Hooray!! Was pretty good on my diet, lots of vegies, protein and fruit and did not taste too many of my dessert experiments.
Rode my bike Thurs., Fri., Sun, & Tues. 80+ miles. Things are slowing down at work so I have more time now.
Looking forward to next week's weigh in.
Good luck everyone!!
same as last week. . . .
Good job everyone!
I have no idea where I posted, but I am certain I did.
Down 1.5 (really more than I wanted, as it should be at max, .5 a week) and about 6.5 to go. (For those new, I have been losing weight for 2 years now, so it has not been a rapid weight loss )
Great job everyone!!!!
Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.
-Mahatma Gandhi
"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act but a habit."
Last week I lost 3, this week ZERO so far! But my usual weigh in is Friday. Maybe a miracle will occur in the next 48 hours.
My body really is a fickle creature!
Running Mommy my body works that way as well. Hang in there.
Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.
-Mahatma Gandhi
"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act but a habit."
-1 this week, -3 total
69 miles riding and 1 yoga class - I am so glad there are no cameras! But it feels good to stretch!
My bike has been in the LBS since Monday (fell with clipless - more like slow motion tumble when my chain caught), so I will have to make tracks this weekend. The poor LBS, I called today to check if she was ready early - just in case!
Keep it up everyone!
It's all about the journey (my reason for riding slower)
no weight loss this week, but no gain either. great job ladies
I think I've gained a pound this week but my body is out of whack so it's hard to tell if it's going to stay or not. I won't get irritated for the moment.
It is never too late to be what you might have been. ~ George Elliot
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I am down 1.5 this week. 0 last week.
At least it is starting to go in the right direction.
I am down 1. I have been losing weight since January and have lost 26 total the first 20 flew off, now I really struggle for every pound. I really hope to be able to put up a few 2 pound weeks before July.
Good job on the weight lose or not gain everyone.


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Farmington Public Library planning Chalk Art Competition this week
Event will run from Thursday through Saturday
FARMINGTON — Artists of all levels across San Juan County are being invited to create their work on sidewalks instead of a canvas as the Farmington Public Library holds its Chalk Art Competition on Thursday, June 10.
The event gets underway at 1 p.m. at the library, 2101 Farmington Ave. Those wishing to compete for prizes can register in any one of three categories — professional, amateur or teen — while a separate category for children and families will be held just for fun.
Jenny Lee Ryan, the library's program coordinator, said the institution last held its Chalk Art Competition approximately a dozen years ago. She said library officials decided it was something they wanted to bring back this year, especially since it could be held outside.
She encouraged those interested in participating to register in advance. Registration can be conducted through 5 p.m. on June 10, she said, but only if spaces remain available.
Artists can begin working at 1 p.m. that day and may continue their efforts until 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 12. A panel will begin judging the works at that point, Ryan said, and Best of Show winners will be named in each of those three categories.
The winners each will receive a $250 Visa gift card. A People's Choice award winner also will be named and will receive a gift card.
The library will supply chalk to participants. Ryan said artists are free to bring supplemental materials, but only chalk/pastels in a solid form may be used, meaning no paint or liquid pastels will be allowed.
Artists may participate individually or as part of a team. They are asked to submit a sketch of their idea on paper when they check in so it can be reviewed. No company logos, no words or symbols intended as advertising and no obscene language or drawings will be permitted.
Professional artist Chris Cook will be creating his own sidewalk art in front of the building when the competition gets started on Thursday, Ryan said.
When the participants have finished, Ryan said the artwork would be covered at night to keep it from running or being washed away in the event of rain.
"We just encourage people to register and come out and compete," she said, adding that other visitors are invited to view the work and vote on their favorite for the People's Choice award.
Those interested can call 505-599-1270 for registration information.
Mike Easterling can be reached at 505-564-4610 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Support local journalism with a digital subscription.


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Stacey Solomon, 30, and Joe Swash, 38, welcomed their baby son Rex last year and the latter has now revealed the couple are tempted to expand their family. The pair live together with the little one and Stacey's older children Zachary and Leighton, from previous relationships.
In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Joe opened up about their baby plans while admitting that their children are "all a little bit crazy".
The Dancing on Ice champion explained Rex has lulled him and Stacey into a "false sense of security", which has inspired them to have another baby.
Joe divulged in reference to his 10-month-old son: "He's amazing, he really is, I think we are really lucky.
"I think he builds us into a false sense of security so we're like 'Maybe we should think about doing it again.'
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"But we've got to remember that Rex is one in a million."
When quizzed on whether the duo are hoping to add to their family, Joe quipped: "Only because this one is so good but with our luck if we have another one they would be like a demon child!"
He continued: "Ours are all a little bit crazy but in a real good way.
"Honestly, you need to have a bit of crazy to live in our family.
"We're absolutely nuts sometimes!"
Joe also opened up about going through a "scary time" after Rex arrived earlier than planned.
He said: "Having a baby is a scary time in itself.
"Our baby was slightly smaller as well so you just feel ultra protective and you want to make sure everyone was washing their hands before they picked him up and touched him and stuff like that, but I think that's all natural.
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"It wasn't long before he put weight back on and he started catching up with everyone and he was back to normal and we love him, he's a beautiful baby."
Elsewhere, Stacey shared a candid admission about how she got pregnant with her and Joe's son.
The Loose Women presenter shared a video of Joe cleaning their windows as she played Etta James' track, I Just Want To Make Love To You.
She then wrote to her three million Instagram followers: "Maybe it's the lockdown but I'm pretty sure he's never looked sexier."
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The TV star, who was watching Joe clean their windows at the time, then explained to her followers how they got pregnant "last time".
"This day just keeps getting better…," Stacey continued.
She then joked on the clip: "This is how we got pregnant the last time," alongside a snap of Joe smiling at the camera.
In spite of her romantic declaration, Stacey couldn't resist pulling a prank on her boyfriend later that day, as she poked a crisp into his ear.
She captioned the funny moment: "He's so engrossed it took him 3 seconds to work out there was a squashed Wotsit in his ear."
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Sony's PlayStation 4 re-release of last year's classic The Last of Us is top of the GfK Chart-Track Top 40.
It holds the top spot with a 55 per cent decline in sales this week.
Further down the charts Grand Theft Auto V shoots up to No.4 thanks to a retailer promotion. Sales of Rockstar's crime title shot up 37 per cent to its highest position since last October.
Meanwhile last week's second and third places are unchanged from last week. Watch Dogs and FIFA 14 hold those places with 14 and 19 per cent sales declines respectively.
And this week at No.24 the original release of The Last of Us, which enters the Top 40 again with a 73 per cent weekly sales increase.
This week's only new release in the Top 40 is Capcom's Ultra Street Fighter IV which debuts at No.15.
Below are the Top Ten for the week ending August 9th:
1. The Last of Us Remastered (Sony)
2. Watch Dogs (Ubisoft)
4. Grand Theft Auto V (Rockstar)
5. Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition (Microsoft)
6. The LEGO Movie Videogame (Warner Bros)
7. Minecraft: PlayStation 3 Edition (Sony)
8. Call of Duty: Ghosts (Activision)
9. Battlefield 4 (EA)
10. Sniper Elite 3 (505 Games)


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Archive for June 30th, 2009
Whatever happened to environmental assessment?
I am sorry to be banging on once again about what I used to do once. But there was a time, not long after I arrived in Canada, when I first got involved in environmental assessment. It was a departure for me, since up until that time I had done economic appraisals of projects using social cost benefit analysis. These did not, as some assert, ignore externalities but attempted to evaluate them using a similar metric to other variables. In the same way that we converted time to money – and put a value on life and noise – we attempted to produce as fair an appraisal of projects as we could – and it was much broader than the simple cash flow spread sheets used by P3 projects today. In Ontario in the early 1990s new legislation required an EA of every new major project to be funded by government. Cynics in the press called this the Consultants Relief Act – since it seemed that much more was spent on project appraisal than actually building things. In some respects this was no bad outcome. For instance, I helped the Township of Clarington fight a gargbage dump. I thought it was about the impact of trucks on neighborhoods – but I was given a very fast lesson in the effectiveness of citizen involvement – and the effects of leachate on water quality (neither something they taught me at LSE).
Ontario used to have a very thorough EA process – I managed a study of the a proposed extension of the TTC subway yards, and in order to get an approval all our site criteria changed so that we could avoid the need for massive impact studies. We simply did not have the budget to do them. I was also around when BC adopted an EA process and was on the steering committee of one of the first projects that fell to it – the proposed new town at Bamberton.
In BC our EA process was gutted by Kevin Falcon, as part of his short reign as Minister of Deregulation. The political direction was simple – anything that gets in the way of the private sector making money must go. And that is pretty much what happened. While major projects are still subject to an EA process, the outcome is never in doubt. It will happen – and the only thing that gets discussed at all is how "mitigation" is going to get the project through. Even if the sites offered in mitigation are already in use as mitigation for other projects (which was the case on Highway #1) or are completely inadequate (SFPR). Incredibly the SFPR evaluation also recorded the impacts on human health from diesel exhaust as an economic benefit because it would create more jobs for health care workers!
I did not know until today that Ontario's EA process has been similarly undermined. I was sent a link to Railroaded by Metrolinx by its author. I read with increasing dismay how the EA process has been distorted there – and for similar reasons. The outcome of the assessment is predetermined by government. In this case an expansion to Toronto's commuter rail system – which will be by continuing to use diesel trains. It would appear that the option of electrification was not given serious thought. The author is clear about her point of view – she is one of the people called NIMBYs who is personally going to be impacted. But she is right in thinking that politicians who want to seen to be effective quickly forget that they are supposed to have a broader view of their responsibilities than having a ribbon to cut.
It reminded me forcefully of how the Canada Line suddenly appeared to be Translink's greatest priority. Prior to that Translink staff (not me actually) had been looking at the Evergreen Line – and had actually completed an objective assessment of its routing and technology choice. That was pushed aside by one man. Ken Dobell, former City Manager for Vancouver and subsequently Deputy Minister to the Premier, wanted a subway under Cambie to the airport. And that was decided before any studies were done – and all studies subsequently were designed to support that conclusion – even if the data had to be bent to fit. For example it was stated that the slope up Cambie past City Hall was "too steep" for light rail – even though some simple use of the City's own GIS maps showed the average grade was within spec (less than 6%) and I had pictures of ancient Lisbon trams climbing 10% grades. And of course the Arbutus Corridor was rejected out of hand – not enough "attractions" on it – as though Queen Elizabeth Park and Langara Golf Course would bring in lots of commuters.
Distance changes the view, of course, and from the perspective of Toronto our electric train to the airport looks a lot better than their diesel trains. Which, of course, is the whole point about the assessment process. Almost any study can be predetermined if you chose the terms of reference carefully enough. So, for example, with P3 power projects, no one is allowed to question need – or to ask if conservation might provide a lot more usable power more cheaply. With the Port Mann Bridge there was no option other than the project examined at all. Only a "do nothing" scenario – and later some "paper tiger" transit options designed to fail. When I started using CBA, in Britain, we used it to compare a whole long list of projects – and then only the top few actually got funded and built. It was a way of prioritizing within a programme. Even then I got a lot of stick from my engineer colleagues when I started doing comparisons of traffic management schemes to road building: traffic management rates of return on capital employed were always far ahead of road building.
What is happening now, nearly everywhere, is that all sorts of projects are being rushed to become "shovel ready" so they can get stimulus funds. As usual crisis management is a handy excuse to push through all sorts of half baked pet projects. Economists are in most places now pariahs, due to their complicity in the financial chaos – though that may be unfair on many in the profession. There is not much time or consideration given to analysis when "something must be done".
One of the reasons people make bad decisions – or rather make decisions which turn out to have unforeseen consequences – is that reason often has very little to do with the process. This is as true of major government and business choices as it is about household choices about major purchases. Emotion always plays a much bigger part than people are willing to acknowledge – but is the reason why there is such a huge growth in the persuasion industry. And the same skill set is used by marketers, advertisers, communications specialists and lobbyists. None of them deal objectively with facts and figures – it is all spin and sound bites, determined by polls and focus groups. No one in the establishment wants to see this change. They think they can control the process – and on the evidence of the last BC election they seem to be winning. But that is going to be short term, hollow victory – and we will all be paying the cost, as our planet rapidly becomes uninhabitable. Simply because we did not care enough to do the job of evaluating our options properly.


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The World Customs Organization selected the HBI-120 for its customs security initiative in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands. In addition, the U.S. Department of State selected Heuresis to supply non-intrusive detection systems used to detect weapons, organics and other anomalies in vehicles at border and security checkpoints in Egypt.
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John Prescott - My Fake Diary
Wednesday, 12 September 2012
More news from the This is Hull site on the upcoming Police Commissioner battle:
There was good-natured banter and plenty of balloons to hand out but the message was clear - the fight is on.
Former Deputy Prime Minister Lord Prescott brought a battling spirit to proceedings.
At 74, and now with a seat in the House of Lords, his opponents claim he will try to do the job part-time, which will not be good enough.
But Lord Prescott said: "This is the only job I'll do. I won't be going down to the House of Lords.
"Am I participating in the Lords? No.
"Nobody works harder than me and this job will require full-time commitment, you can't do it part-time."
For a while the Red Rose had the field, with George McManus, chairman of Beverley and Holderness Labour Party, calling out to Saturday lunchtime shoppers to meet with Lord Prescott.
A strong delegation of East Riding Council Conservative councillors just did not have the same pulling power.
Then their candidate arrived, bringing with him new Justice Secretary Chris Grayling.
It was a sign of how important the Conservatives regard getting their man into post as Humberside's new police and crime commissioner at November's election.
Mr Grove, an East Riding councillor, said: "It's an important election and having Chris Grayling here indicates how important it is to the party.
They haven't got a chance in Hell!
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It's been ages since I blogged, but what's new? Lol
Over recent months I've been a busy bee with work and travel, so here's a quick look at a few recent happenings in my life…
Magazine Covers:
So far I've penned my first two covers for Rolling Out magazine. For those that don't know, Rolling Out is an urban publication that focuses on African-American entertainment, music and culture. In June my first cover story (which I'm really proud of) was on Gloria Govan and Matt Barnes. We actually shot the couple in New York and the day before the story was released they decided to elope in Vegas. Needless to say we had to scramble to make some changes to the story but it worked out nonetheless. My second cover story took place at the same photo shoot and was with Laura Govan. A spitfire, I loved how honest Laura was in answering my questions. Next up will more than likely be a cover on actor Brian White whom I interviewed this week. Woot!
Check out both cover stories below.
Gloria Govan and Matt Barnes Cover Story
In addition to writing, I've been racking up some serious sky miles in recent months. In August I traveled to Miami twice for leisure and to visit my family, in September I attended Jay-Z's 'Made In America Music Festival in Philly (which may have been the BEST concert experience I've ever had), went back to Miami later that month, traveled to New York in October for our Rolling Out photoshoots with the Govans and then traveled to the Bahamian island of Bimini.My time in Bimini was a blast! Myself and five other black journalists were invited to attend a bust dedication to Martin Luther King, Jr. His son Martin Luther King III was there and we were each allotted time to speak with him on the occasion. I had so much fun networking with journos from fellow black publications and enjoying the culture of the small island. I felt honored to be invited and snapped a plethora of photos. You can see some of those photos and my interview with Mr. King here, here and here. Later that month I traveled to my alma mater (Hampton University) for Homecoming and took some photos for Rolling Out. You can see those here.
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Another really cute happening occurred last week when myself, my girl LexiWithTheCurls and Eboni of FashionistaNextDoor took to Make Up Forever's Makeup Bag Remix. The premise of the event was to bring your makeup bag and have the professionals tell you how you can upgrade your products with Make Up Forever. All in all the event turned out to be really fun and we got a bag full of Make Up Forever goodies! Mission accomplished. 🙂 Lexi has a really nice recap here.


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Ohio Turnpike E-ZPass phishing scam targets drivers
Scammers go after E-ZPass users, non-users with bogus messages about toll payments
Heading from Michigan to Cedar Point or the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame before summer ends? Beware of a phishing scam targeting people who travel on the Ohio Turnpike.
Both E-ZPass customers and non-customers are getting e-mails, claiming they haven't paid the toll or that they need to replenish their account.
The Ohio Turnpike and Infrastructure Commission has issued a warning about the bogus messages and is advising people to ignore them.
The bogus e-mails come from the E-ZPass Service Center — or something that sounds similar — and mention an invoice. Part of the body of the message is in E-ZPass's trademark purple, giving it an air of legitimacy.
Commission spokesman Brian Newbacher told the Free Press they received about a dozen complaints about the suspicious e-mails.
"They're stealing e-mail from somewhere and they're not getting it from our E-ZPass database, which is why this is classic phishing scam, targeting people in general in hopes some are E-ZPass customers," he said.
According to the commission, the scam has been reported in Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Washington, D.C., too.
E-ZPass is an electronic toll-collection system that gives subscribers transponders to put in their cars, which record their passing through specified lanes at toll plazas without having to stop at booths to pay. Customers keep their accounts flush by replenishing their toll-paying funds with credit cards or cash.
Newbacher isn't worried that this scam will dissuade travelers from visiting Ohio.
"If anything, it's bothersome for E-ZPass customers and non-customers to get this. More and more, people tend to be less trusting of e-mails unless they're sure who sent the message," he said.
If you're wondering whether you got a bogus E-ZPass e-mail, call the Ohio Turnpike's Customer Service Center at 440-234-2081 x 1075.
To file a complaint with the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center, click on http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx.
The 241-mile Ohio Turnpike runs east-west across the northern part of the state, according to the commission. It celebrates its 60th anniversary in October.
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Abbie Dolan Posts 4:50 500 as Notre Dame Sweeps Ball State and UWGB
Notre Dame hosted Ball State and Green Bay for all 3 teams' last regular season meet. The Fighting Irish came out on top of Ball State and Green Bay in both the men's and women's meets.
#1 Hoosier Men Remain Undefeated, #9 Women Fall to #18 Notre Dame
The No. 1-ranked Hoosier men topped both Notre Dame and Cincinatti at home, while the No. 9-ranked Hoosier women lost a heartbreaker to Notre Dame in the final 200 free relay.
Galat, Castillo Luna Shine As Aggies Top MSU, Lead Notre Dame
Bethany Galat had two individual wins as Texas A&M dominated day 1 against Notre Dame and MSU.
Dolan Tops Comerford in Notre Dame's Victory vs. Louisville
Abbie Dolan was a key player in the win, bringing home 3 individual victories. In the 200 free, Dolan and Louisville's NCAA champ Mallory Comerford were separated by just a hundredth.
14 Meet Records Fall at Notre Dame Relays
Notre Dame kicked off its racing season today, hosting the annual Dennis Stark Relays meet.
Notre Dame Wins Two-Day Dual Over Georgia Tech
The Notre Dame men's team relied on their sprinters to come from behind on Day 2 to win against the Yellow Jackets, while the Fighting Irish women rolled over the Georgia Tech women's team.
Notre Dame Women Dominate at 2016 Shamrock Invitational
Notre Dame women score big at the 2016 Shamrock Invitational.
Notre Dame Men; Women Each Pick Up Verbal Commitment From Long Island
Notre Dame has taken two class of 2014 swimmers from two different swim clubs on Long Island.


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Star Trek Cats
I'm the real Hikaru Sulu. Don't believe me? Check out the book. Why do I have yellow eyes in the picture? Jenny Parks changed my eye color in the book to keep me safe from paparazzi. Duh! - Atticus
I'm the real Hikaru Sulu. Don't believe me? Check out the book. Why do I have yellow eyes in the picture? Jenny Parks changed my eye color in the book to keep me safe from paparazzi. Duh! - Atticus
Atwood presents a not-so-far-fetched future for us to decipher. Figuring out this society and how it stemmed from our own is an engrossing experience. Destined to be read by future generations. [Raissa]
Elegant and imaginative, this novella presents Binti, a brave, young Himba woman whose gift and intrinsic connection with mathematics allows her to bring harmony where others only see chaos. When she breaks her people's tradition of staying Earth-bound in their homeland to be the first Himba to attend the reknowned Oomza University, she has to face trials much more dangerous than discrimination. Will she be able to bring peace to warring factions? If she does, will her family forgive her for abandoning her home? [Lydia]
Neal Shusterman, the mastermind behind the Unwind dystology, has created another unique world of the not-so-distant future. Humanity has found a way to conquer that truly final frontier: death. Keeping the population in check, though, is still necessary, and scythes have that duty. Shusterman gives us two characters, Citra and Rowan, to root for and worry over as they apprentice under the same scythe (and fall for one another) knowing that only one of them can make it through successfully. I can't wait for the next book in this new series! [Lydia]
This ingenious novel features a charming psychiatric patient possibly inhabited by Robert Louis Stevenson, a Noh mask, Mark Twain cosplay, and many loveable, quirky characters, including some from Tacoma! [sweet pea]
Lego addicts are endlessly creative, but these fun projects are also surprisingly useful! From Christmas tree ornaments to desk organizers to a phone charging station, holiday activity time starts here. [Raissa]
Like a tabloid for the animal kingdom, this book brings you the most unfortunate gossip about our world's denizens. Dwarf lemurs? They coat their homes with poo. Baby giraffes? They fall 6 ft to the ground when born. Whimsical illustrations provide the perfect fodder for starting awkward conversations with strangers. [sweet pea]
I want to carry Layli Long Soldier's book WHEREAS with me everywhere I go. Language is the "oil on the surface"- a doorway in which Long Soldier experiments with syntax in brilliant and heartbreaking ways as she negotiates the politics of land and of the body. This poetry collection is a personal and political necessity for 2017. Nicole


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Withdrawal of teacher trainee allowance won't affect continuing students – Ablakwa
Deputy Minister for Education, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa says continuing students at the Colleges of Education are not affected by the decision to withdraw allowances paid to teacher trainees.
Mr. Ablakwa therefore described as factually inaccurate, the claim that the policy has been scrapped.
His comment is in response to the threat by teacher trainees in the Ashanti and Brong Ahafo Regions to wear red arm armbands from Monday, to protest the decision to withdraw the allowance which they say is their source of survival on campus.
"The Teacher Trainee allowance is the only reason why teachers allow themselves to be bonded which always sentence them to living in the remotest and deprived corners of the country," Sector president, Asanzero John Abotisun told journalists.
The Leadership of the Teacher Trainees Association of Ghana (TTAG), is also asking trainees in both regions to boycott classes on Tuesday until government gives them a listening ear.
But speaking to Joy News, Mr. Ablakwa said withdrawal of the policy is not applicable to continuing students but to those who have been newly admitted to the Colleges of Education this year.
"The policy has not been scrapped, continuing students will still be receiving their allowances until they graduate," Mr. Ablakwa stated.
He said the quota system which had been in existence for almost three decades, has become inimical to the progress of teacher education hence the decision to remove it.
He said government has increased the allocation for the Students Loan Trust "so that they will have enough to support the teacher trainees" who require financial assistance.


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Becoming Animal
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There have been numerous films that includes real life animals, a lot of which have stolen the hearts of viewers (including us!). Have you ever questioned who these animal actors are and how they landed their roles? Here are few of our favorite film animals and their again tales. This greatest-picture-nominated movie sounds like it must be horrible.
Movies On The Radio: Animal Films
Sure, the concept appears fairly tame now, however in 1963,The Birds was horrifying. The movie obtained an Oscar nomination for Best Special Effects, and produced actual-wanting birds able to pecking out eyes and blowing up a gas station.
Sometimes a production firm will even pay all or a part of the expenses for an affiliation investigator to journey to a movie set out of city. Some trainers said they like having the investigators current as a result of it helps them withstand pressure from film makers to use their animals in harmful stunts. A resolution banning cruelty to animals was added to the Motion Picture Production Code, Pope stated. While snakes, sharks and rabid canine are guaranteed to terrify the common person, birds usually are not. Leave it to Alfred Hitchcock to take a relatively passive animal and turn it into our worst nightmare.
Currently, no federal or state law specifically governs using animals in filmed media. However, the federal Animal Welfare Act (AWA) and the federal Endangered Species Act (ESA) as well as state cruelty laws and state animal cruelty depiction … Read More


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Santa's Capture December 9, 2013Posted by nrhatch in Humor, Joke, Poetry.
Each Christmas Eve, I tried with might
To stay awake into the night
"I want to see Santa," I thought with delight
No luck! Each year I lost the fight
My eyes fluttered shut with passing light
Santa arrived to find them closed tight
My amateurish efforts, always in vain
"I want to see Santa" remained my refrain
How different my efforts this year will be
With the aid of advanced technology
I'll capture that Sly Elf with help from Teddy
Oh, the result will be so heady
While I lie abed enjoying my slumber
Teddy will guard both tree and gifts under
In the morning, with bright wide-eyed wonder
I'll reel in the images of our pluck and plunder
At last! At last! I'll finally see
Santa arriving furtively
And leaving gifts for . . . me, me, me!
Before exiting via festooned chimney
At dawn, I'll grab Teddy, to YouTube I'll dash
"Santa's Capture" will go viral in an Instagram flash
Wait! Maybe I should unload it on e-Bay for cash?
After tweeting about it with hashtag . . . #fatass
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Christmas morn my dreams burst with a groan of dismay
Teddy hadn't caught that fat Jolly Elf at play
Our nanny cam video would never garner bids on e-Bay
That Sly Jolly Elf had turned Teddy's face the wrong way
Aah . . . that's better!
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Thanks to a mad twist of Hamlet's Shakespearean soliloquy, Col selected me to host Haiku Monday this week ~ Enter at Haiku Monday ~ (A Twist of) Fate
- 10. cherylsec - December 9, 2013
This is great! What a clever and fun story. Well done!
- 16. Christine M. Irvin - December 9, 2013
Trying to catch Santa on the Nanny Cam. Ha! Ha! Ha! I mean, Ho! Ho! Ho!
- 17. sirvivhor - December 9, 2013
I used to use twitter and I can imagine that hashtag would get some laughable tweets! Really good – I enjoyed it!
- 21. Michelle Heidenrich Barnes - December 10, 2013
Poor kid… I guess there's always next year! Love how you incorporated technology into your story.
- 27. Beth Stilborn - December 11, 2013
Ho Ho Ho! Clever idea! Cleverer parents! Santa's secrets are safe for another year.
- 28. Stacy Couch - December 12, 2013
LOL! Clever idea–and love the hashtag and e-bay.
- 31. Martha Hubbard - December 13, 2013
A tech-savvy kid trying to catch Santa…I love it! Great job! 🙂
- 33. Cecilia - December 15, 2013
it is always fun to play with poetry especially at Christmas. 🙂
- 34. Buffy Silverman - December 15, 2013
This has plenty of kid-appeal–I imagine there are lots of kids plotting similar Teddy-cams right now!


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Camarillo comes up short at Dos Pueblos
SANTA BARBARA — Kellen Roberts tossed three touchdown passes to lead Dos Pueblos High to a 23-14 victory over defending CIF-SS Northern Division champion Camarillo on Friday night at Scott O'Leary Stadium.
The victory improved the Chargers to 3-1, matching last season's win total.
Camarillo (1-3) continues to adjust to the graduation of a standout senior class from last season that included record-setting quarterback Jake Constantine and receiver Frankie Tostado.
After both defenses had their way in the opening quarter, the Chargers broke through on a 48-yard touchdown pass from Roberts to receiver Michael Ebert, who was running free down the middle of the field.
Camarillo went three-and-out on its ensuing possession, but a muffed punt by Dos Pueblos gave the Scorpions the ball back on the Chargers' 40-yard line. Camarillo capitalized with a nine-play drive capped off by an 11-yard touchdown pass from Jake Moss to Aaron Lamb with 2:36 remaining in the first half to tie the game, 7-7.
Dos Pueblos snatched the momentum early in the second half with an 11-play, 55-yard drive that culminated in a 6-yard slant from Roberts to Cyrus Wallace, giving Dos Pueblos a 14-7 lead with 6:35 remaining in the third quarter.
Just when it appeared as though Dos Pueblos had seized all the momentum, Camarillo countered with an 89-yard screen pass from Moss to Aaron Lamb on the first play of its next drive to tie it, 14-14.
The Chargers blitzed on the play, opening things up for Lamb's electric scamper down the sideline.
"Our screen game is a big part of our offense, and actually people have defended it pretty well up to this point," Camarillo coach Jack Willard said. "We hit a couple screens on them and there's not a lot of our screen game on film because people have defended us pretty well."
The two teams went into the fourth quarter tied at 14-14, but Dos Pueblos immediately marched down the field on a 14-play, 87-yard drive and capped it off with a 27-yard touchdown pass from Roberts to Blake Erwin, who held on to the ball in traffic with 8:11 remaining.
From there Dos Pueblos' defense shut down the Camarillo offense, led by defensive end Macellous Gossett, who finished with four sacks and countless pressures.
The Scorpions took over on their own t3-yard line with 2:21 remaining for one final drive, but Moss was sacked in the end zone for a safety to secure the victory for Dos Pueblos.
"We knew they were going to be tough on defense. We had a tough time getting them blocked up," Willard said. "We have some newcomers on our offensive line, and they're getting better. But (Dos Pueblos) is a very good football team, and that was very evident on film."


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A bombshell new book has revealed that at least 43 women have accused Donald Trump of inappropriate sexual conduct, and the book doesn't shy away from the details. It explains, at length, several different situations where women describe the abuse, and nearly all of these accounts have been corroborated by other witnesses. These are the stories that the public has to remember, as Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains.
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According to a forthcoming book, the book titled all the presidents, women, Donald Trump, and the making of a predator by Barry Levein and Monique L. Fonzie Donald Trump has at least 43 different women that he is engaged in inappropriate sexual conduct with 26 of whom out of these 43 say that they received unwanted sexual contact from the president of the United States over the years. Now in this book, the authors conducted more than 100 interviews with women. They stretch the time period, not just the last 10 years or 15 years. They went back to his time in school, his adolescence, and they talked to as many people as they could. They talked to as many witnesses as they could find and they were able to corroborate nearly all of the stories that they heard. This week, Esquire published a bit of an excerpt from this book where one woman, the model by the name of Karen Johnson, told her story of what happened to her at a party down in South Florida several years ago. I'm going to read it, this is her quote. I was just walking to the bathroom. I was grabbed and pulled behind a tapestry and it was him and I'm a tall girl and I had six inch heels on and I still remember looking up at him and he's strong and he just kissed me. I was so scared because of who he was. I don't even know where it came from. I didn't have a say in the matter. She then goes on to explain how Donald Trump after forcibly kissing her behind that tapestry made her stand there with him and greet guests. And the reason he did this with this woman was because Melania had called it an early night. They had just kind of started dating at this time, but she wasn't available and he needed a woman on his arm. He needed more than just a woman on his arm. And that is how this man operates. And yes, again, they found witnesses to corroborate this story. To me, this is the biggest scandal of the entire Trump administration, possibly of Trump's entire life. We now have 43 credible women who have said that the president has done something that made them uncomfortable or that was borderline or all the way assault. That's what was just described. They're folks that's assault or unwanted sexual contact is assault and the president's now been accused by 43 different women. Are we ever gonna take these stories seriously? Are we ever gonna forget or I'm sorry, stop forgetting that they're out there. You know, every couple we try to do segments on here reminding people, Hey, let's not forget about all of the sexual assault the president has been accused of, and then the next scandal happens in the next stupid tweet comes out and Kellyanne Conway says something stupid on TV and everybody forgets about it. How about we stop forgetting? How about that? How about we start taking these stories seriously? How about Congress starts pulling these women in under oath in saying, all we want to know is your story. Tell us what happened just to get it on the congressional record and save it for all of American history to view. That's what needs to happen. The president is a sexual predator. He is also corrupt as hell. He has committed more crimes than I think I've ever seen a president committed in my lifetime. But this one, these stories these matter the most because this is anguish and pain that these women are still carrying with them today, and the very least we can do is at least listen to their stories.


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Is there a way to monitor the outbound transfer usage (for a given month)for Digital Ocean Spaces storage? In the billing section I can see only droplet's outbound bandwidth transfer usage, but I couldn't find it for Spaces.
Secondly in spaces, is there a limit for how many users can download static files from my space account simultaneously? I am not too bothered about exceeding my 1TB transfer limit, but I am concerned about the visitors of my site and app being able to download all image and video contents at their fully available download capacity.
Note: currently for one of the sites I maintain, we get around 1500-2000 visitors per second at the peak time. Will spaces be able to deliver videos and images successfully? Most of my videos are about 5-15 Mb size and images are about 50 Kb to 2 MB size.
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You can probably ask Digital Ocean support team about the monitoring of the outbound transfer usage on the Spaces. It's really easy to monitor this on a droplet, but not sure about the spaces.
I don't think there is a limit for how many users can download static files from the spaces. As you mentioned the 1TB limit should be enough. The download capacity may be different depending from the number of simultaneous connection, but I have never experienced issue with it. This is something you can ask DO as well.
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This trial evaluated the efficacy of Remdesivir in patients with moderate COVID-19.
Primary objective: To evaluate the efficacy of 2 Remdesivir regimens compared to standard of care (SOC), with respect to clinical status assessed by a 7-point ordinal scale on Day 11
Type of study: Interventional, RCT, Phase 3
Treatment tested: Remdesivir
Countries: France, Germany, Honk Kong, Italy, The Netherlands, South Korea, Singapore, Switzerland, Spain, Taiwan, UK, USA
Number of sites: N/A
Sample size: 1,600
Study participants: Adults, confirmed PCR, Hospitalized, Radiographic evidence of pulmonary infiltrates, SpO2 >94%
Study status: Completed
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- Publication: JAMA, September 2020
Last modified: September 2020
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Blues on the Green
June 13, 2014
Blues on the Green is returning to Austin Texas for another summer. The 24th annual concert series is held by KGSR 93.3 in Zilker Park. Every other Wednesday starting May 28th and concluding on August 6th, blankets, lawn chairs, families and music lovers will cover the grounds of Zilker Park.
This event is free and has become a staple of the Austin lifestyle for thousands of fans of live music who also love the outdoors . The stage is located at the east end of Zilker Park where Lou Neff Road wraps around the bend. Water, blankets, lawn chairs, dogs on leashes, and children are all welcome. Glass, alcohol, weapons, Styrofoam and smoking are all prohibited in the park grounds. There will be various vendors providing food, water, and nonalcoholic beverages.
Through various KGSR social media platforms, you can stay updated with each event including weather conditions that might impact a show. Also available through KGSR social media forums are VIP tickets. VIP passes and special offers will be obtainable from sponsors and supporting restaurants throughout the show.
Through the various event sponsors, the Austin Parks and Recreation Department is able to make this community event free. Say thank you by supporting their businesses and enjoying the event!
June 25th – Shinyribs with Tameca Jones
July 9th – Grupo Fantasma with Greyhounds
July 23rd – Robert Ellis with the Nightowls
August 6th – Charlie Mars with Quiet Company
Central Insurance Agency encourages you to enjoy this opportunity to support your local Austin community and enjoy your neighbors. We have been providing our clients with personalized service since 1958. Contact the insurance experts at Central Insurance Agency for all of your Austin, Texas insurance needs.


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New York, NY, August 24, 2020 – Captona, a North America-focused investment company specializing in power generation and energy infrastructure assets, today announced the formation of Catamaran Renewables (Catamaran), a 50/50 joint venture between Captona and SJI (NYSE: SJI) subsidiary Marina Energy, to develop, own and operate renewable energy projects.
The new Catamaran joint venture brings over 1.3 GW of combined operational experience across all types of renewable energy and transactional experience above $1 billion in the renewable energy industry.
The joint venture also announces its first acquisition in the vehicle, a 7.5 MW fuel cell portfolio in Staten Island, New York from NineDot Energy, a renewable energy developer based in the NYU Urban Future Lab cleantech incubator in Brooklyn, NY.
The projects are currently under construction and scheduled to be placed into service this year. All project revenue qualifies under New York's VDER program.
"Captona is thrilled to partner with SJI and leverage our strengths to continue investing in renewables in North America," said Izzet Bensusan, Managing Partner and Founder of Captona. "We are excited about our added competitive edge, now offering a full capital stack and technical know-how in house."
Catamaran Renewables will be an active owner in solar, wind, fuel cell and other clean energy projects.
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Captona is a North America-focused investment company specializing in power generation and energy infrastructure assets. The Firm actively pursues risk-adjusted returns from acquisitions of operating and development assets within the North American power sector and aims to create value through technical and financial restructuring.
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Today I am making my first post on my blog at http://nmafzal.wordpress.com. I am not new to blogging, but all these months of blogging encouraged me to get my very own blog. I have a passion for technology, in fact it won't be incorrect to say that I am technology enthusiast. I like to know how things work, how stuff functions, I like to keep myself updated on mobile phones and everything in between. I really hope I am able to keep pace with the changing technology which is evolving at a mad pace. Guns are a passion since my childhood. I don't own many but the ones I have I love and the ones I do not have I crave for. A little bunny hunting, dove and pigeon shoot really relaxes me. I love to read and write besides long walks. Besides all this I ramble a lot, about almost everything. Happy Reading! 🙂
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Ground Work
Here I will give all the basic information on soil and how to improve your soil for gardening.
Soil Formation and Soil Horizons
Soil is formed by the erosion (breakdown by water and wind) of rocks and bedrock. The deposition of organic material increases the disintegration of the rock and allows an environment for microorganisms and plants to colonise the soil. This process continues until the soil can be distinguished into several layers (soil horizons) with different physical and chemical properties.
|General Soil Profile
Keep in mind that the combination of horizons and their relative thickness varies between regions (even around the house). Each horizon is divided into more layers, where different processes contribute to the overall profile of the soil.
The topmost layer contains all the organic material (O-horizon) or humus, which is a dark brown complex organic component derived from the decomposition of plant and animal remains.
Humus improves the soil by:
ü Adding nutrients
ü Retains water
ü Improves mineral reservoirs
ü Reduces leaching
Nutrients, including clay, humus, minerals and water leach from horizon A to B (Subsoil). Leaching is a natural process whereby dissolved nutrients in the water moves into lower layers of the soil. Resulting in a greatly varying profile of horizon B and larger plants' roots can reach into this layer. Leaching is good as it builds nutrient and water reservoirs in the soil for larger plants to access (for instance during drought when the top layers remain dry), but leaching can become a problem, diverting all nutrients away from plants during erosion.
The two lowest horizons (C and D) form part of the 'parent material' (calcium carbonate CaCO3 and magnesium carbonate MgCO3) of the soil. It is progressively breaking down into the top horizons of soil, due to the micro-organism, animal (worms, nematodes etc.) and plant root activity in the O-B horizons of the soil. Most of the mineral content (inorganic portion) of the soil is derived from these two horizons (C and D). There is no organic matter or plant roots within this area.
Interesting soil profiles
|Chernozem Soil Profile
- Latosol -Another interesting soil system is that of tropical rain forests. Latosol soils have thick O, A and B-horizons due to the large amount of organic matter deposited into the soil from the forest leaf litter. The soil is maintained by the forest roots and their removal results in the breakdown of this system. Thus these soils are not suitable for agriculture.
- Podzol -
- Savannah -
Savannah grasslands have ferruginous (iron containing) soils. There is a thin organic layer followed by a hard cemented layer of laterite in the top part of the A-horizon. The laterite is formed by the leaching and capillary action of minerals between seasons. This is the type of soil I have, and it is ideal for grass cultivation for grazing, but not ideal for gardening. Later in the article I will provide the details on how I am slowly converting this red soil into a more vegetable friendly soil.
|Savannah Soil Profile
The ideal soil is quite obvious in terms of its properties:
ü Retains water and does not dry out quickly
ü Contain a large amount of nutrients
ü Large air pockets for plant roots and soil organisms
ü Soil community (soil animals)
To identify this ideal soil, is to look for soil with the consistency and appearance of ground filter coffee you put in you filter coffee machine each morning J This means as gardeners, we need to work towards a Chernozem soil profile in our vegetable beds, which is the ideal soil type for growing vegetables and fruits.
My Sad Soil Story…J
Then we got compost to just kick-start the process. The problem was that the commercially produced compost contained high amounts of manure that was not properly decomposed. Only after planting I realised this as some plants got chemical burn (browning and die-back of large parts of the plant). The lettuces were first to signal this, starting to die within 2-3 hours. We dug the compost in well with the red soil in a 40:60 (compost: soil), which prevented further chemical burn.
The best soil status 'indicators' are your root vegetables, such as beet and carrots. Mine had a lot of roots (hairy appearance) and almost no carrot or beet set. This indicated the huge lack of potassium in my garden. So we searched for cheap yet 'bio-available' potassium to add to the soil. After some research we came upon good ol' wood ash. We burned a whole lot of acacia branches (so basically untreated, raw wood) that were dried and not in use and had a braai (barbecue) at the same time J. Then I had 7L of wood ash and another bucket full of burned wood pieces. I added this each time I planted new vegies, and now I am getting lovely big and sweet carrots and beets (no more hairs J). - Sprinkling the ash in top of the soil before watering and burying the bigger pieces around the veg roots.
It took a year of working in kitchen waste, adding wormery-liquid fertiliser and wood ash to the soil to get healthy and happily producing veggies. So that is basically my strategy for soil maintenance and it is easy and inexpensive way to improve what you have instead of buying large amounts of compost (that would essentially be cheaper to buy the veggies from the market than plant in the expensive soil J) and working my way to establishing a Chernozem type soil in my garden J.
- Update 2013 -
We started some home composting, basically dug a big hole into the soil and add your garden/kitchen waste. We don't follow any specific strategy such as 'hot or cold' composting, it gets turned when we have time and the chickens scratch through it every day. Adding about a year's worth of compost to your soil (about 3-5 wheelbarrows) gives it a good kick. Matured home made compost is super high in nutrients and helps a tremendous amount with the overall soil structure- the chickens keep it clean from critters, but unfortunately due to it not going through 'hot composting' we do get weeds.
Green manures are very good to incorporate into your soil rehabilitation program as well (especially during the winter months here in SA when most of the garden remains unused). Green manures grow and break up the hard soil structure and add nutrients to the soil while they grow. Afterwards the plants themselves are added to the soil to provide additional nutrients and organic matter. Please refer to the links below for details on each method of soil rehabilitation.
Good soil is essential for plant health, resistance and production, please refer to Composting (including Instant Compost), Vermicomposting, Green Manure and Comfrey for some hints and tips on adding nutrients to your soil from your kitchen.
Update - 2017 -
Please have a look at my series Sustainable, Productive & Economical Vegetable Gardening comprising of several articles in which I have expanded on my conservation agriculture principles in the garden:
Part 2: Conservation Agriculture
Part 3: Integrated Organic Gardening
Part 4: Vegetable Garden Planting Guide & Management
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|Comfrey: Organic fertiliser
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Board of Overseers of the Bar v. Joseph R. Sanchez
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Docket No.: GCF# 17-177
Issued by: Grievance Commission
Date: June 10, 2019
Respondent: Joseph R. Sanchez
Bar Number: 009469
Order: Recommended Suspension
Diligence; Communication; Responsibilities regarding nonlawyer assistants
See June 19, 2019 Stipulated Order of Suspension.
M. Bar R. 13(e)
On June 10, 2019, with due notice, Panel D of the Grievance Commission conducted a public disciplinary hearing pursuant to Maine Bar Rule 13(e), concerning misconduct by the Respondent, Joseph R. Sanchez. This disciplinary proceeding had been commenced by the filing of a Disciplinary Petition by the Board of Overseers of the Bar (the Board) on July 30, 2018.
At the hearing, Mr. Sanchez appeared pro se and the Board was represented by Assistant Bar Counsel Alan P. Kelley.
Prior to the scheduled hearing date, the parties notified the Clerk that they had negotiated a proposed settlement of the disciplinary matter, with that proposed sanction report being submitted for Panel D's review and consideration. The complainant, Harold D. Sandelin, had been provided with a copy of the parties proposed Stipulated Report and was present at that proceeding and provided an opportunity to make comment to the Panel.
Respondent Joseph R. Sanchez of Cumberland, Maine and currently residing in Shanghai, China was admitted to the Maine Bar in 2003 but was administratively suspended by the Board effective October 16, 2015, and currently remains under suspension. Notwithstanding his administrative suspension, Sanchez was at all times relevant hereto an attorney duly admitted to and engaging in the practice of law in the State of Maine and subject to the Maine Bar Rules.
On or about April 27, 2017 Harold D. Sandelin, of Topsham, Maine filed a grievance complaint against Mr. Sanchez. During the course of the Boards investigation, Mr. Sandelin and Mr. Sanchez were each afforded opportunities for response and rebuttal, resulting in a fully developed investigation, pursuant to M. Bar R. 2(b)(2) & 13(b).
On November 7, 2017 a panel of the Grievance Commission reviewed Mr. Sanchezs actions in this matter, and found probable cause to believe that he had engaged in misconduct subject to sanction under the Maine Bar Rules. Therefore, Bar Counsel was directed to prepare and present a formal charges disciplinary petition before a different panel of the Grievance Commission.
The parties have negotiated a final disposition of this matter. Although Mr. Sanchez has not admitted to the allegations made against him by the Board, he has voluntarily chosen not to contest those allegations, and has agreed to the proposed Stipulated Report of Findings and Order. With that understanding, the Panel makes the following findings:
Mr. Sandelins complaint involves serious and significant neglect and failures to communicate by his former attorney, Mr. Sanchez. With an effective date of September 12, 2014 (the date of Mr. Sandelins signature) the parties entered into a contingency fee agreement (CFA) concerning Mr. Sandelins claim against the United States of America, Department of the Navy, "pertaining to environmental contamination to (Mr. Sandelins) property in Topsham, Maine."
Mr. Sandelin alleged that in the 1970s the Department of the Navy had operated a target shooting range on land adjacent to property owned by Mr. Sandelins corporation, resulting in lead contamination to that property from the lead bullets that fell upon his property.
That CFA contained the following language, directed to Mr. Sandelin: "It is further brought to your attention that your claim(s) may be limited or inapplicable for various reasons, including the expiration of applicable statute of limitations, your prior waiver of claims (or a waiver by your predecessors in titles), and/or the potential immunity of the United States to suit."
Mr. Sanchez filed a Form 95 Notice of Claim with the U.S. Government on September 24, 2014, under the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA), alleging a "discovery of damage" date of October 2013. That Form 95 was signed by Mr. Sanchez and acknowledged as received by the Navy on October 22, 2014.
As a result, a Claims Attorney was assigned to the matter by the Navy. The government Claims Attorney notified Mr. Sanchez, as the "Claimants" (Mr. Sandelins) attorney, that the Notice of Claim had been rejected by the Navy on February 23, 2015, and requested Mr. Sanchezs "perfection of claim." Mr. Sanchez was asked to cure the defects and provide information that had been missing from the Notice of Claim that he filed on Mr. Sandelins behalf: 1) There was no attorney authorization; 2) There was no proof that the claimant (Mr. Sandelin) had authority to file on behalf of the corporation that owned the property; and 3) There had been no substantiation of damages.
Mr. Sanchez failed to respond to the U.S. Navy concerning their requests for information. Mr. Sanchez did not respond to the Claims Attorney or anyone else associated with the U.S. Navy, and failed to perfect Mr. Sandelins claim. As a result of Mr. Sanchezs failure to perfect the claim, the statute of limitations as established by the October 2013 discovery dated alleged in Mr. Sandelins Notice of Claim, continued to run and subsequently expired to the detriment of Mr. Sandelin.1
Mr. Sanchez failed to notify Mr. Sandelin of the initial rejection of his claim, and either directly or indirectly, through his spouse, Catherine Sanchez, or his legal assistant working at his Great Neck, New York office, caused Mr. Sandelin and his wife, Barbara Sandelin, to incorrectly believe that Mr. Sanchez was still working on the Sandelins claim against the U.S. Navy.
In response to the Sandelins inquiry, an email communication from Mr. Sanchezs assistant on May 16, 2016, informed the Sandelins that the investigation by the U.S. Navy of their claim "can take up to two (2) years to complete." The email further informed the Sandelins that Mr. Sanchez was continuing to pursue their claim against the U.S. Navy, and that "additional (requested) documentation was sent to the (U.S. Navy) claims department in July 2015."
On January 18, 2017 Mr. Sanchezs assistant responded to the Sandelins inquiry for case status information, stating that "there has been no recent paperwork from the U.S. Navy," and that "Mr. Sanchez will be in contact with you soon." However, Mr. Sanchez failed to contact the Sandelins as promised by his assistant.
Notwithstanding the assertion by Mr. Sanchez that Mr. Sandelins Notice of Claim was untimely filed, Mr. Sanchezs failure to perfect Mr. Sandelins claim after receiving notification of its rejection, allowed the statute of limitations, as determined by the date of discovery alleged in Mr. Sandelins Notice of Claim, to run and expire, thereby defeating and claim by Mr. Sandelin against the U.S. Navy. Mr. Sanchezs failure to notify Mr. Sandelin in a timely manner that he was no longer pursuing Mr. Sandelins lawsuit against the U.S. Navy prevented Mr. Sandelin from seeking new legal counsel to assist him with his claim prior to the expiration of the statute of limitations.
Based upon the above, Mr. Sanchez agrees that the conduct as alleged by the Board and established by our above findings, violated Rules 1.3 [diligence]; 1.4(a) [communication]; and 5.3(b) [responsibilities regarding nonlawyer assistants] of the Maine Rules of Professional Conduct.
The Panel looks to Maine Bar Rule 21(c) for direction on the proper factors to consider and analyze in the issuance of an appropriate disciplinary sanction. That rule states as follows:
(c) Factors to be Considered in Imposing Sanctions. In imposing a sanction after a finding of lawyer misconduct, the Single Justice, the Court, or the Grievance Commission panel shall consider the following factors, as enumerated in the ABA Standards for Imposing Lawyer Sanctions:
(1) whether the lawyer has violated a duty owed to a client, to the public, to the legal system, or to the profession;
(2) whether the lawyer acted intentionally, knowingly, or negligently;
(3) the amount of the actual or potential injury caused by the lawyers misconduct; and
(4) the existence of any aggravating or mitigating factors.
In this matter, Mr. Sanchez agrees that the misconduct, as alleged by the Board and established by our findings above, establishes a violation of important duties that he owed to his client, as well as to his profession. Mr. Sanchezs failure to diligently pursue his clients claims, and his failure to communicate with his client, were knowing violations of Mr. Sanchezs ethical duties, resulting in significant injury to his client caused by the expiration of the statute of limitations on his clients claim.
Pursuant to the ABA Standards for Imposing Lawyer Sanctions, Section 4.4, "Lack of Diligence", and Section 4.42, a suspension of a lawyers license to practice is "generally appropriate" when a lawyer "knowingly fails to perform services for a client and causes injury or potential injury to a client." The agreed upon findings establish that Mr. Sanchezs conduct was knowing, rather than negligent or intentional.
The existence of aggravating and mitigating factors must be reviewed and considered by the Panel. Section 9.22 of the ABA Standards for Imposing Lawyer Sanctions list numerous factors which may be considered in aggravation and justify an increase in the degree of discipline to be imposed. Among those aggravating factors, several are present in Mr. Sanchezs case: Although Mr. Sanchez has no history or prior disciplinary offenses in Maine, in 2015 he was subject to a one-year disciplinary suspension in Oregon, with a similar reciprocal suspension being imposed by New York in 2017. At the time of his misconduct, Mr. Sanchez was an attorney with substantial experience in the practice of law, and his offenses were not the result of his inexperience. Finally, even though Mr. Sanchez has entered into an agreement regarding the disposition of this matter, he continues to refuse to acknowledge the wrongful nature of his conduct.
In mitigation, Mr. Sanchez has been cooperative throughout the processing of this matter; however, no other mitigating factors appear to be present. As a result, the aggravating factors clearly outweigh the mitigating factors. Consequently, the Panel believes that there should be no reduction of the presumptive sanction for Mr. Sanchezs misconduct as determined by the ABA Standards for Imposing Lawyer Sanctions.
The purpose of bar disciplinary proceedings is not punishment, but rather the protection of the public from attorneys who, by their conduct, have demonstrated that they are unable to properly discharge their professional duties. Since the evidence supports a finding, and Mr. Sanchez agrees that the Boards evidence would establish, that he did in fact violate those referenced portions of the Maine Rules of Professional Conduct, the Panel has analyzed the appropriate factors as established by M. Bar R. 21.
Therefore, the Panel accepts the agreement of the parties, including Mr. Sanchezs separately executed waiver of the right to file a Petition for Review, and concludes subject to the final approval or rejection of this Order by a Single Justice as provided by M. Bar R. 25(a), that the appropriate disposition of this matter is the imposition of a ONE YEAR SUSPENSION of Joseph R. Sanchezs license to practice law, said suspension to commence upon approval by a Single Justice.
The Board Clerk is hereby directed to file this Stipulated Report of Findings and Order with the Clerk of the Law Court for submission to a Single Justice pursuant to M. Bar R. 25(a), and for entry of a final order thereon pursuant to M. Bar R. 25(c).
Date: June 10, 2019
Luis D. Carrillo, Esq., Panel Chair
Gretchen L. Jones, Esq., Panel Member
Daniel P. Belyea, Public Member
1Mr. Sanchez asserted that the date of discovery alleged in Mr. Sandelins Notice of Claim was not accurate, and that the Statute of Limitations had already expired prior to the filing of the Notice of Claim.


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June 4, 2020
Statement on systemic racism from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
The tragic and divisive events taking place in our country touch all of us and hinder progress on essential goals of social and environmental stewardship. It is a cold truth that systemic racism, bias, and social injustice persist throughout our communities, our nation, and the world. As an institute committed to better understanding and protecting our ocean and climate, we believe that, unless issues of inequality are addressed, it will be impossible to live sustainably.
It is important to pause and acknowledge all victims of racial injustice. We stand in solidarity with those who have lost loved ones and seen their communities traumatized.
It is equally important to recognize that we have work to do, and that we must—as an institution founded on principles of partnership and equity—commit to action. At MBARI, this commitment begins in our workplace. We hold as a core value that all are treated with respect and dignity. We welcome diversity and understand that it makes our community stronger and richer.
As we navigate the months ahead, recent events will underscore our continuing efforts to forge a more diverse and inclusive community and culture. Only by striving to work together to build a space where everyone feels safe and respected, and where their voices matter, will we achieve a more just, equitable and sustainable future.
Chris Scholin, President and Chief Executive Officer
Doug Au, Director of Engineering Development
Jim Barry, Science Chair
Heidi Cullen, Director of Communications & Strategic Initiatives
Mike Kelly, Director of Marine Operations
Basilio Martinez, Chief Financial Officer
Norm Steinberg, Director of Human Resources
Statement from Julie Packard, Executive Director of our education and conservation partner, the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
Statement from Craig Neyman, Interim CEO of the Packard Foundation.
Statements and links to resources from other science institutions:
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- AGU Diversity and Inclusion
- National Academies issue recommendations on mentoring to improve diversity & inclusion


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The journey to cloud is one that most of my customers are on. Some are going the whole way and developing all their applications in cloud-native, containerised environments, while others are moving virtual machines onto the cloud (ie, moving them from their own data centres to infrastructure hosted by cloud providers) and others have the plan but haven't moved anything yet. In general, all customers will have a mix of environments, so being able to manage a hybrid environment is important.
Cloud environments are very different to the old monolithic way of doing things. The components making up your cloud solution are distributed across various locations in the cloud. So it is more difficult to understand what is giving the problem when there are performance problems reported by your end-user.
Right from the beginning of this journey to cloud, it is important to observe, monitor and optimise the cloud environment. IBM has recently acquired Instana, which has the perfect product for this scenario. To start with, it is cloud-native itself and can quickly show value in the SaaS (software as a service) or on-premises versions.
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Instana has a very short time to value and is intuitive to use. You can easily see the end-to-end performance of your environment and easily drill in to see where the problem is. Complex cloud-native environments are simplified and it allows you to understand the health of your infrastructure, containers and orchestration with minimal effort.
The GUI (graphical user interface) is easy to navigate and shows graphs and dependency maps that assist in identifying visually where the performance issues are located.
Instana complements the IBM Cloud Pak for Watson AIOps (artificial intelligence for IT operations), which brings AI into the mix as well as providing event management. The combination of the two products gives a powerful, operational and proactive solution to you.
At the end of the day, it is all about observability of your cloud environment. Instana is an application performance management tool that allows you to observe what is going on in your cloud environment – quickly and easily.
If you want to know about IBM's observability with Instana, please drop me, Birgit Smythe, an e-mail on email@example.com. We at Envisage are able to assist with all things related to management and monitoring of IT environments.
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