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A benefit for Barry "Bubba" Arabie, who is suffering from liver cancer, is scheduled for June 22 at the Chackbay Fairgrounds, 345 La. 304, Thibodaux. The benefit is a car, motorcycle and boat show. All makes, models and years welcome. For information or car show registration, call Ricky Arabie at 859-5195 or Jimmy Lirette at 688-2088.
A benefit for Barry "Bubba" Arabie, who is suffering from liver cancer, is scheduled for June 22 at the Chackbay Fairgrounds, 345 La. 304, Thibodaux. The benefit is a car, motorcycle and boat show. All makes, models and years welcome. For information or car show registration, call Ricky Arabie at 859-5195 or Jimmy Lirette at 688-2088.
Chackbay Elementary School news: Kindergarten registration has begun at Chackbay Elementary School, 101 School Lane, Thibodaux. Entering children must be 5 by Oct. 1. You must bring child's birth certificate, Social Security card, immunization record and proof of residency (utility bill). The school is open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. For information, call the school at 633-2348.
Community fair: The Bayou Beouf Community Fair is scheduled for May 31 to June 2 at the Bayou Boeuf Fire Station, 1870 La. 307, Kraemer. The event features food, music, an auction, a cake-walk, games, drinks, sweets, etc. Anyone wishing to donate paper products — paper plates, paper towels, napkins, toilet paper, etc. — or liquid hand soaps and liquid dish detergent can bring donations to St. Lawrence the Martyr Catholic Church. If you have an auction item or cake walk items to donate, call Claude Stein or Jan Martinez at 633-9220. Anyone wishing to donate fish, call Marla Loupe at 227-9893. The next fair meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. April 11 at the fire station.
TOPS LA 0430: Chackbay TOPS, a weight-loss group, meets at 6 p.m. Thursdays at the Ward 6 Senior Citizens Center on La. 20. Weigh-in begins at 5 p.m.
Hat Matters: Hat Matters members are scheduled to meet at 6:30 p.m. today at Grady V's American Bistro at the Bayou Country Club, 900 Country Club Blvd., Thibodaux. Bring a friend, and don't forget your hat.
The Choctaw Fall Bash Car Show and Cookoff is scheduled for Oct. 5.
The National Down Syndrome Society has approved the Buddy Walk for Oct. 12. The fundraiser features food, refreshments, activities and live music from Drunk Punch Ponies.
The Ladies Altar Society's meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in Our Lady of Prompt Succor Catholic Church's rectory, 529 La. 20, Chackbay.
Our Lady of Prompt Succor Catholic Church's Ladies Altar Society are collecting dues for annual membership. Dues cost $10 and can be placed in the church's collection basket or paid at the next meeting. New members are welcome to join.
Officials with the Knights of Columbus Council No. 8743's outdoor walking brick rosary project say that more than 200 bricks were purchased for the project. Bricks will continually be sold through April 30. If you are interested in purchasing bricks, use one of the forms located in the back of church. Planning of the structural layout for the project has begun. You will begin to see early stages of the project starting. The goal is to complete the project by mid-year.
The St. Lawrence the Martyr and St. James Catholic churches' Pastoral Council and Finance Committee is scheduled to meet with Bishop Sam Jacobs at 7 p.m. May 4 in St. Lawrence the Martyr Catholic Church's rectory, 3723 La. 307, Kraemer, for a meal and open discussion.
Jacobs will visit the weekend of May 4 and 5.
The St. Lawrence the Martyr and St. James Catholic churches' Pastoral Council is scheduled to meet at 6:30 p.m. May 7 in St. Lawrence the Martyr Catholic Church's Life Center.
If interested in St. Lawrence the Martyr and St. James Catholic churches' RCIA program, call Nellie M. at 633-5714 or 633-5132.
If interested in St. Lawrence the Martyr and St. James Catholic churches' contribution envelopes, call the office at 633-9431.
St. Lawrence the Martyr Catholic Church is still in need of church cleaners. Organizers are trying to get enough volunteers to make, at least, five separate groups. For information, call Tana at 633-2837.
Meeting: Gambler's anonymous meetings are scheduled for 5:15 p.m. Thursdays at the Thibodaux Addictive Disorders Clinic, 303 Hickory St. For information, call 447-0851.
Gam-Anon, meetings for families and friends of people addicted to gambling, meets at 5:45 p.m. Wednesdays at the Thibodaux Library, 705 W. 5th St.
Birthdays: Jonathon Reulet, April 19; Betsy Loupe, Albert Boudreaux, April 22; and Anthony Guidry, April 23.
Anniversaries: Troy and Heidi Cortez, April 21; and J.P. and Bridgette deGravelles, April 21.
Let people know: Ward 6 residents who would like to submit news of interest to be published in this column are asked to email Missy Kliebert Granier at email@example.com.
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Small investment for greater versatility t The 12m Horsch Sprinter drill used by Driver Farms has been equipped with Dutch coulters for direct-drilling and reduced soil disturbance. uThe full set of coulters is easily swapped in two hours.
Increasing problems resulting from a classic min-till crop establishment regime combined with a traditional wheat and oilseed rape rotation encouraged an East Anglian family farm to find alternatives. David Williams reports. Heavy Hanslope-series clay makes up most of the 1,200ha (3,000 acres) farmed by Driver Farms, based south of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. The land is a mix of owned, rented and contractfarmed, capable of good yields, but always a challenge according to farmer Adam Driver. Until recently, shallow cultivations immediately after harvest created a stale seedbed for weed control, and then tillage before drilling included occasional ploughing, but more often just a deeper pass with a min-till cultivator. A Horsch Sprinter 8m drill with standard Duet coulters established the crop. "Our min-till regime limited crop potential with soil structure damage, and ploughing was time and fuel costly and wasn't giving us sufficient weed-control," he explained. "Black-grass was increasing, to the extent that winter cropping was no longer viable on some fields and we knew we had to improve soil structure, tackle the weeds and save operating costs." The first decision was altering the crop rotation. "We needed to push
back winter drilling as late as possible to give us time to tackle the weeds," said Adam. "But our land is tricky because once the wet winter weather sets in, we can't get on it again until spring and 60–65 per cent of our crops still need to be autumn and winterdrilled." Crops include winter wheat, oilseed rape, winter and spring beans, and spring barley and cover crops have been added to improve soil condition and preserve nutrients. Large amounts of manure are also added which the Drivers see as a better and more reliable means of improving condition and fertility than just relying on cover crops. "We knew full cultivation costs were too high for the limited benefit," said Adam. "Ploughing damaged the soil structure and didn't control the black-grass. We saw direct-drilling as an opportunity to improve soil condition, save fuel use and give us extra time later in the season. "We had heard about Canadianmade Dutch Industries' range of Universal Openers for Horsch drills and
read reports of their success on-line and in the farming press. Replacing standard units, they are available in a range of traditional wider working widths and narrower, for reduced disturbance and direct-drilling and are easily swapped. They offered a flexible solution, using the same drill for all crops and conditions." Pan-Anglia key account manager Tony Rook has supplied the farm's replacement wearing parts for many years and the dealer is the UK importer for Dutch openers. "We have always been well looked after by the company so learning from Tony that he could supply the coulters influenced our decision," said Adam. The plough was sold in 2015 and a new, wider 12m Sprinter drill replaced the previous 8m version. The new drill was ordered from local dealer Ernest Doe Power without coulters, and a full set of 1-inch direct drilling and 5-inch traditional tips were ordered from Pan Anglia.
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Back in the time before time (or so it feels) when my wife and I were in college we both worked for an agency in Tennessee where we managed a group home for mentally adults. (Don't you hate political correctness? Back then we simply said, mental retardation, and no one was being offensive. Oh well, I digress.) Anyway... at this home, we had many duties and tasks in running this group home, and one of them was making sure our clients received their medications.
One Monday evening, when we came back on duty after having the weekend off, we discovered that our weekend relief had failed to pick up a medication refill for one of our residents and she was now out of her medicine. We called our supervisor at the main offices and reported that we had no medicine and that the count of pills was off. These medications had to be strictly monitored and logged, as mandated by federal law, and this could lead to serious problems. Our supervisor told us to take medication from another client and give it to this person and to log it into the log book that the medication had already been refilled and that the next day we could get the prescriptions filled and put the pills back in the other persons bottle.
I could not believe my ears. First of all... this man was a Christian. In fact, he was widely recognized as a strong Christian leader in our community. Just a month or two before this, there was a feature article written about this man in our denominations international publication which heaped praise on this man for his Christian stand in the business world. Now I was on the phone with this same man and he was telling me, not only to lie, but to commit numerous federal crimes by illegally distributing medicine, falsifying legal documents and a host of other violations. I refused. After some rather heated words, he ordered me to do it. I again refused, and I told him that I was stunned that he, as a Christian, would ask me to do this. His words still ring in my mind, after more than 20 years. He said, "Darrell, you are going to have to come to understand that if you are going to be a success in the business world, you have to learn when to take your Christian coat off and do what you have to do to get the job done." I told him that he was wrong, and that as a man who was a Christian, I would not compromise my stand, not even if I was ordered to. He said to me, "You and Libby need to realize that you can't be a Christian all the time." He said that we would never get anywhere in this life until we realized that being a Christian and doing business are two separate things and we needed to check our Christianity at the door when we were on the clock. We quit our jobs on the spot, remaining there only long enough for them to get someone there to watch our clients.
OK... that in itself might make a good post; but I share this today for a reason. First, obviously we not only CAN be a Christian all the time... WE MUST BE A CHRISTIAN ALL THE TIME!
Now, consider where we are today as a nation; just a few days before one of the most crucial elections our nation has ever faced. I will openly say, this election scares me a bit. BOTH of these candidates scare me on many points. I feel that rather than having a clear candidate that I support, I feel like we have to choose which candidate we will settle for... not a position I relish. But as a Christian, I feel I must stand for the candidate that does not support anti-Christian agendas. Sadly, many Christians will take off their "Christian coat" as they walk into the voting booth. I am reminded of a conversation that I had with some members of the church I pastored back in 1992. We were having a discussion on the issues and stands of the Presidential candidates in that election and a young man who was going to be voting in his first election said, "While I like many of the stands of Bill Clinton, I cannot vote for him because he supports abortion." That young man's father (who was an elder in our church) was standing there and he told his son that he could not be a Christian when it came to voting. He said, "I'd vote for Satan if he put a dollar in my pocket." He was dead serious!
People scare me when it comes to politics. There are some who will vote for Barak Obama because he is black. There are some who will vote against him because he is black. How shallow can we be? The color of a man's skin has nothing to do with any of this!
There are people who will vote for John McCain because he is a Republican and there are folks who will vote for Obama because he is a Democrat. Can we forget political parties and get race out of our heads and hearts and look at issues for a change? Truth be told... while many will say I am throwing away my vote, I am looking very seriously at voting for the American Independent candidate for President... Alan Keyes or the Libertarian candidate, Bob Barr. Neither one stands a realistic chance to win, but I feel the stand of either one of these guys lines up better with my core beliefs, especially Alan Keyes.
Let me close this and get off of my soap box with this challenge. I ask each one of you to answer theses questions to yourself:
1)Why are you going to vote for the man you will vote for? Be honest.
2) How does that decision line up with your Christian beliefs?
You CAN be a Christian all the time.
The Dawghowse is a place inside the head of husband, father and Pastor Darrell Garrett. It's the place where the real me lurks. Be forewarned: It's probably not what you expect. Sometimes it's a serious place... sometimes it's not. Sometimes my thoughts are deep... and sometimes they are just plain weird. Welcome to my world!
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- Casablanca Fan said...
I came across your blog just now, and found your post interesting. I too am voting for Keyes, and for the same reason. I think it comes down to trust. If God is in control, then all I can do is vote my conscience. I don't consider it a throw away anymore than if I were to vote for one of the major candidates and they happened to lose. Take care, and keep fighting.
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Back in May, I went to a urologist. He took a look at my blood pressure (290/150!), freaked the hell out, and sent me to the Emergency Room.
Yesterday, I went to a new doctor, a basic family practitioner sort. He looked over my records, looked at my blood pressure (180/110), freaked the hell out, and sent me to the Emergency Room.
Fuck's sake. I've checked my BP half a dozen times, keeping a record of it (mostly because of this new guy, so I can soothe his hysterics), in the past 48 hours. It hasn't changed from 160/80 in all that time. If this second doc had noted a few details, he might have been more relaxed:
1) I drove to the office in a car with no air conditioning. It was in the 90's outside.
2) I hiked across a parking lot and along several hallways to get to his office.
3) I'm on a beta-blocker which limits my heart rate to 60-70 beats per minute, and it doesn't speed up like it should when I'm doing something like walking on a hot Summer day across a parking lot.
It only makes sense that my blood pressure would go up despite the meds I'm taking, and that it'd take some time for it to come back down. When I had the same high reading last week during a doctor visit, that doc nodded and said it made sense. He didn't freak the hell out. He just told me to keep an eye on the BP, try to keep it at 160/something or below, and have a nice day.
New dude wanted a CAT scan and blood samples and all this other stuff because my kidneys could be failing from lack of blood and I could die right there in the exam room, EVERYBODY PANIC!!!!!!1!!!
I'm getting tired of the freak-out-and-rush-me-to-the-ER stuff every time I darken the threshold of a new doctor's office. Sheesh. Now I'm scheduled for an aortic ultrasound on August 24. I can see the need for that--but this will be ANOTHER new doctor. Maybe I should call ahead to the ER and have them reserve my regular room.
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Plaintiff: Carlos Renardo Johnson, Jr.
Defendant: Sandy Jackson, Thevonza Bobbit, Sharp, Wise and Anthony
Case Number: 6:2017cv00080
Filed: June 14, 2017
Court: Georgia Southern District Court
Office: Statesboro Office
County: Appling
Referring Judge: R. Stan Baker
Presiding Judge: J. Randal Hall
Nature of Suit: Prison Condition
Cause of Action: 42:1983
Jury Demanded By: None
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Friday, June 21, 2013
The love of horses
Every year during Memorial Day weekend Sandy Saunders, who farms 150 acres in Garrison, New York, invites Leona Dushin, seen here on the right, to bring her horses and young riders to spend two days and nights in the ring, jumping and dressage in the fields, and sleeping in the hayloft of the stable barn. The photograph is of Caroline and others watching a demonstration, given by Hope Turino of Equine Assisted Growth Learning Association, of how we can overcome troubles and develop skills through studying a horse's reaction to our behaviour with them.
Leona is 88 years old, and many of her horses are Morgans which she has bred herself. "When I started these pony camps just after World War II we were all boys. Then the boys became interested in masculine sports like lacrosse, and now I do not have a single boy."
I was a boy who had always ridden and who never took to masculine sports. As a child in England, I was first taught by Miss Rogers in Crockham Hill, Kent. She had all of the discipline and loud voice of Leona without her humour and gentleness. When I was in my early teens I was taught by Sam Marsh, a former Olympic rider.
Then, for a number of years in the 50s and 60s, I rode in the early mornings in Richmond Park in London, exercising polo ponies with my friends Tatyana and Marina Orloff, who were sisters and also half Russian. It cost nothing — you went out once with the head lad of the stable and if he saw you were all right with his ponies, you could come as often as you liked at 7:30 in the morning and walk and canter for an hour across the rough grass and bracken in the park.
Sandy Saunders more or less runs the farm single-handed. For ten years he has had help from Shelley Scott, a 28 year-old recently qualified nurse. She loves the farm and the work, lives over one of Sandy's barns, and arranges her nursing schedule so that she can still be there for the horses and haymaking. Now that she has steady work as a nurse she wants to buy a horse herself. "You can buy a racehorse for a dollar. If they don't win races they are useless to their owners."
I am filming Sandy and his life on the farm. Here is a sequence I made last autumn.
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- In a large bowl, beat the eggs, milk, vanilla and remaining cinnamon and nutmeg. Pour over bread. Cover and refrigerate for 8 hours or overnight.
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Satellite flood pictures
Thanks to the good folks at MSNBC, there are finally some online flyover images we can zoom in on and get an idea of what is waiting for us. Here is Chateau Danneel, our rental property:
It's looks like it's denuded of trees, but otherwise in pretty good shape. We know from the NOAA flooding data that this block did not flood at all.
On the other hand, here is TOH:
These were taking on 9/11, over a week after the storm, so the flooding is actually lower than it started out. There's a lot of water and some pretty significant roof damage. NOAA tells us the flood depth there was over six feet. If you look at the picture of the front of the house in my profile, you'll see Mr. Nola standing out front - he's about 5'8. So the water was very likely in the main floor of the house.
Standing water on the main floor of the house for over a week means everything - the floors, walls, electrical, HVAC - is shot. I'm not clear on whether or not the wood pier and beam foundation is done for as well. We just have to wait and see if HUD gives us a red tag - condemned - or a yellow tag - damaged but salvageable. Neither is all that appealing. It was really a beautiful house.
Our neighborhood is actually open to residents next week, but we don't plan to return for a while. Stella has medical issues that put her more at risk from mold and pollutants than most people. Although the apartment in River Ridge is okay, it has less to offer than Houston does at the moment.


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DeLAND, Fla. - Behind strong pitching from senior left-hander Brian King and timely hitting, the Ohio State baseball team defeated Central Michigan, 8-1, Sunday morning at Melching Field in Deland. The Buckeyes improve to 6-4 on the season while the Chippewas fall to 3-7.
Ohio State scored the first run of the game in the top of the third against Central Michigan starter Rick Dodridge when Tim Wetzel doubled to right-center with one down and scored on an error by third baseman Jordan Adams on a ground ball by Brad Hallberg.
The Buckeyes added to their lead with another run in the top of the fourth. A single to right by Pat Porter, a sacrifice bunt by Jacob Bosiokovic, a walk by Joe Ciamacco and a wild pitch put runners at second and third with one out and Craig Nennig followed with an RBI groundout to second to plate Porter and give Ohio State a 2-0 advantage.
After King cruised through the first four frames, Central Michigan cut into the Ohio State lead in the bottom of the fifth. Alec Ornelas led off the inning with a triple off the right-field wall and scored on a sacrifice fly to center by Noel Santos to make it a 2-1 game.
Ohio State then added to its lead with three runs in the top of the seventh. After Ciamacco reached on an error and Wetzel was hit by a pitch with one down, Ryan Cypret drilled a triple off the wall in deep right-center to score a pair and chase Dodridge from the game. Sean Renzi then came on in relief for the Chippewas and allowed a sacrifice fly to left by Hallberg to score Cypret and push the Buckeye lead to 5-1.
After giving up the run in the fifth, King settled down nicely to pitch a scoreless sixth and seventh inning before giving way to right-hander Trace Dempsey in the eighth. The senior left-hander tossed 7.0 innings, allowing a run on four hits while striking out a career-high seven batters.
Ohio State added three more in the top of the eighth, using RBI singles from Bosiokovic and Ciamacco and a Central Michigan fielding error to extend the lead to 8-1.
Dempsey pitched a scoreless eighth and ninth, striking out a batter, as the Buckeyes came away with the victory.
Wetzel and Gretz each had a pair of hits for the Buckeyes. King picked up the win to move to 2-1 on the season while Dodridge suffered the loss to fall to 1-2.
Ohio State travels to South Carolina for four games in Myrtle Beach and another at Charleston Southern March 8-12.
- Wetzel's double was his fifth of the season, marking a career high.
- Gretz extended his hitting streak to a career-high eight games.
- Cypret has reached base safely in all 10 games and Wetzel has reached safely in the last nine contests.
- With his outing Sunday, King has allowed just one earned run on eight hits while striking out 13 in 14.0 innings pitched over his last two starts.


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This letter describes how school librarians are an important part of K-12 education. It is written from the viewpoint of MEMO, but language here can be customized to local situations.
Dear Minnesota State Senator or Representative:
The Minnesota Education Media Organization (MEMO) is the professional organization for school library media specialists, technology integrationists, and technology coordinators in Minnesota. We would like to introduce ourselves to you so that you are aware of the work we do in our schools and the positive impact we have on Minnesota student achievement.
We know you are facing very difficult decisions during this legislative session as you work to develop policies, programs, and a state budget that is sustainable for Minnesota's economic climate. As you consider Minnesota's priorities, we look to you to ensure Minnesota's education system continues to produce students who are prepared to succeed in a 21st century global economy.
MEMO members work in public schools, private schools, and charter schools throughout the state. Studies conducted in 19 states conducted over the past 20 years have demonstrated how school libraries have had a positive impact on student achievement in reading and other content areas. In addition, a school library program that is sufficiently staffed with a licensed professional, resourced with materials aligned to curriculum, and adequately funded can lead not only to student achievement gains, but also builds critical information and learning skills needed by today's students.
School libraries are the center of information literacy and 21st century skills. Research tells us our students need to be critical thinkers, proficient communicators, effective collaborators, and creative, life-long learners. Our members teach students to be effective and ethical users of information. We build literacy through promoting reading , teaching effective research practices, and stimulating the curiosity of our students to master core academic content at a deep level. Difficult economic circumstances in the past few years, however, have meant that many school districts have found it necessary to cut school libraries, technology resources, and staff in order to maintain operation with continually shrinking revenues.
We are critical partners to student success. As you do your difficult work this legislative session, please remember that Minnesota's education system needs your support, both through sound fiscal practices in school funding and through education policies that support our students. A strong K-12 education system is essential to Minnesota's ability to establish a healthy economic climate for business and industry and to remain globally competitive. School libraries are the foundation of such a system.
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There is little argument that the golf swing is a fairly complicated mechanical action that requires a specific sequence of movements in order to arrive at a dynamic impact position.
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1. Develop a pre shot routine
A pre shot routine is the sequence of events that occurs immediately after you choose the club from your bag to the moment just before you commence your backswing. You need to develop a repeatable pre-shot routine which serves the purpose of keeping you relaxed and focused as you initiate your golf swing.
I advise you commence by putting your golf club behind your ball and imagine a line running through the center of your club, through the ball and dissecting the target. Ensure you place the club behind the ball with the hand furthest from the target and align yourself open to the target when you are squaring the club. Commencing with an open alignment gives you a far greater chance of aligning the club square to the target.
When your club is square to the target, get your stance, hips and shoulders square to the target line, ensuring all the time that the original club head alignment is maintained.
Next put your other hand on the club and maintain light grip pressure by giving your club head a few waggles.
2. Start with a smooth one piece takeaway
Realize that your arms and the club head form a natural triangle i.e. there is a triangle formed between your arms and the golf grip. Your goal is to swing this triangle back until your back is fully turned to the target. Do not consciously attempt to cock your wrists at any stage; if your grip pressure is light these will cock naturally toward the top of the backswing. The only thing to focus on should be nice smooth rhythm.
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False imprisonment is a crime and a tort.
Saying you'll call the police isn't.
Here's a question for anyone who may be informed.
My friend was recently telling me a story of how the employee of Chuck E Cheese wouldn't allow him to leave with his son, because the stamp on his hand didn't match up on the stamp on his son's hand - because his son came in with his brother, and his brother already left.
He said he went to leave anyway, but they told him they would call the police on him if he left.
My question is, would the police have reasonable suspicion to actually detain my friend at this point?
I know Chuck E Cheese claims this policy is there to protect the children, but some things seem to really cross over the boundaries. Unless that is just me.
False imprisonment is a crime and a tort.
Saying you'll call the police isn't.
IANAL,NDIPOOTV, but I'd say yes.
And with a potential child abduction you gotta know the police would be after him big time.
So did he call his brother back, or how did they get to leave?
Originally Posted by MLK, JrOriginally Posted by MSG LaigaieOriginally Posted by Proverbs 27:12Originally Posted by Proverbs 31:17
Because its too difficult to ask the kid, "Is this your daddy?"
Or, ask the dad if he's got any pictures of the kid in his wallet.
I can't believe this hasn't come up before. How many times have parents brought more than their own kids to Chucky Cheese and had the other kid's parents arrive late from work or something?
I'll make you an offer: I will argue and fight for all of your rights, if you will do the same for me. That is the only way freedom can work. We have to respect all rights, all the time--and strive to win the rights of the other guy as much as for ourselves.
If I am equal to another, how can I legitimately govern him without his express individual consent?
There is no human being on earth I hate so much I would actually vote to inflict government upon him.
They may not even need RAS, if "Dad" wants to leave with his kid and the police are trying to establish the Identity of the child, chances are "dad" will stay and cooperate with them voluntarily, if the contact is voluntary then no RAS is needed.
However if dad suddenly decides to leave on his own without the child, could that, in addition to failing the Chuck E cheese match system and having a named complaint from the manager of that Chuck E Cheese be considered RAS? most likely.
My guess is that there is some waiver signed by whoever dropped off the kid explaining the system for preventing child abduction, therefore the guardian of the child or whoever brought them agreed that the child would only be allowed to leave with that adult or listing other circumstances, therefore the "detention" of the child by the manager of the CE. C is probably "voluntary" too.
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Robert E. LeeIt is well that war is so terrible otherwise we would grow too fond of it.
Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" JacksonThe patriot volunteer, fighting for country and his rights, makes the most reliable soldier on earth.
President Donald TrumpWhat separates the winners from the losers is how a person reacts to each new twist of fate.
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I'm not familiar with Chuck-e-Cheese, and I understand that they are trying to stop child abduction, but how can they keep you from leaving with your kid?
Even if they have rent-a-cop security, how can they legally detain you? And if they separate your kid from you is that not kidnapping, or at least custodial interference?
Even if you could prove that they are your kid, ie wallet photos, or child's social security card in your wallet, that doesn't mean your child is supposed to be with you.
There are many cases where there is a divorce and restraining order, where one parent has custody and the other does not. So how does Chuck-e-Cheese work those?
Then, once police are involved, how do you prove it to them? I checked my wallet, I have nothing that proves my kid is my kid. I would have to return home for official documents.
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He's your child, you own him so leave. Let them call the police. If they forcibly try to detain you, you'll have a good lawsuit on your hands.
In the final seconds of your life, just before your killer is about to dispatch you to that great eternal darkness, what would you rather have in your hand? A cell phone or a gun?
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You can't leave ! Haha .. I have heard this many times...I just leave. They want to stop me? Better be willing to fight (and lose) and get a few broken bones.
Its called kidnapping (preventing a person from moving from point A to point B).
When the hell did they start stamping? I remember going there as a kid at it was free range.
What about Code Adams in stores? I've seen one where the doors were locked and the police wouldn't let anyone leave until the missing child was found.
It was a Walmart that had a police substation in it.
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I know hospitals have this policy as well and each calls it their own way. When I worked in house even we were tagged with security detail and certain doors by our shop. During the training they never actually address what to do if someone was trying to leave just to not let then leave.
Robert E. LeeIt is well that war is so terrible otherwise we would grow too fond of it.
Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" JacksonThe patriot volunteer, fighting for country and his rights, makes the most reliable soldier on earth.
President Donald TrumpWhat separates the winners from the losers is how a person reacts to each new twist of fate.
I'm leaving. My kid is leaving with me. Some minimum wage deputy assistant manager trainee at Chuck Effing Cheese is not going to have any material effect on that plan of action. There is a license plate on the front and rear of my truck that will allow the cops to find my residence. I'll see them when I get there.
Or you "search" every Muslim trying to get on a plane.
Where does the RAS end?
*I'd stay and help too. Just curious how far it can be taken.
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in the Code Adam scenario they have a specific report of missing abducted child who is still inside the store, and thus they have people look at all children to see...
however I worked at a store that had "Code Adam" procedures, and we weren't told to lock the door, only to go to an assigned exit door and look for children who matched the description of the missing child, then phone police about the adult they were with, we were told to under no circumstances attempt to detain them or prevent them from leaving...
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OK; I'm one of the most hard nosed RAS guys here, but I give all those "they can't stop me from leaving with my kid, LEO have no RAS to stop me....." types 5 to 1 odds on 2 bets
1} There isn't a court in the country that would not find that a guy leaving a "kiddie joint" with a kid that doesn't match the security stamp system wasn't RAS.
2} If said "kiddie joint" allowed some stranger to leave with their kid they would be the first and loudest yelling "LAW SUIT!!!!!
Robert E. LeeIt is well that war is so terrible otherwise we would grow too fond of it.
Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" JacksonThe patriot volunteer, fighting for country and his rights, makes the most reliable soldier on earth.
President Donald TrumpWhat separates the winners from the losers is how a person reacts to each new twist of fate.
There is not a court or DA in the country who will rule Chuck E Cheese is wrong in that policy....
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It is the PARENTS AND GUARDIANS RESPONSIBILITY for their children's safety, NOT a village. That is as ignorant as thinking the police are responsible for your safety.
Robert E. LeeIt is well that war is so terrible otherwise we would grow too fond of it.
Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" JacksonThe patriot volunteer, fighting for country and his rights, makes the most reliable soldier on earth.
President Donald TrumpWhat separates the winners from the losers is how a person reacts to each new twist of fate.
The cops will have RAS because a business (Chuck E Cheese in this case) will very likely report a abducted child even if they know (little Amy ran to Daddy and yelled Daddy) that a parent (legal guardian) left their premises with that child. The business is enforcing their policy, not the law. The policy enforcement could place the business in civil legal peril, very easily based on the OP. And quite possibly the specific business employees could be in criminal legal peril based on the actions described in the OP.
The cops could be in trouble if they refuse to believe little Amy and her claim of "That is my daddy." After the cops detain daddy to sort things out, daddy must "lawyer up." The cops will always err on the side of caution regardless of the civil consequences for illogical and possibly unlawful proactive policing.
Different situation from the OP, it seems, if a "permission slip" is required for the child to attend. Attendance is predicated on agreeing to the terms and conditions of the event and your compliance with the terms and conditions of the event is the correct course of action.Being a parent whose daughter had gone to the named place for a friend's b-day party I did the good old field trip permission slip routine. Had my name and my wife's name as authorized to pick up my child. The guardian if you will (hosting parent who had the same stamp as all the kids) presented the slip to the store manager.
When I went to pick my daughter up I went straight to the manager, showed my legal issued i.d., he confirmed with the hosting parent I was who I said I was. No problem, I was on my way with my daughter, no issues.
You do not know if the business was "right" in their actions, yet you would likely have called the police if you were confronted with a similar situation as described in the OP.Was it right for the staff to act as they did? Don't know, was not there. Would I have called the police if I felt I was being treated or detained, sure thing.
No, it does not take a village, it takes parents of that child. The village can play a role when the "traditional family structure" is compromised and typically only if a parent requests assistance. But the village must never be proactive it must only be reactive, liberty demands it. However, if the child has no voice (advocate) other than the state (village) then the state must be proactive to the benefit of the child.Bottom line, there are too many sickos out there that will try to snatch up our children. I believe the old saying "it takes a village to raise a child".
Or, you could stand firm and defend your rights and correct the possibly unlawful behavior of your local LEA. You acted out of self interest, which is your right, but you did the other villagers in your village no favors by complying with possibly extralegal demands by LE. Other villagers in your village may wish to be free from extralegal interference from LE and you did not contribute to that goal by your compliance.Since this is a OC forum, I equate it to a LEO asking for my i.d. and to run my weapon. "Sure thing officer, how do you want to continue, sir?" I would much rather be carrying on business as usual than detained and sitting in a cell for failure to follow orders or obstruction of a LEO just to prove a point.
I hope my comments have not offended anyone here and if so please accept my apology. I have been asked for my i.d. and the officer DID secure my sidearm and run the serial number. He handed it back, thanked me and even complimented me on my chosen weapon and defensive ammo of choice.
The sheeple will not unlawfully detain you, place you in a cell for "contempt of cop", LE will. Sheeple may initiate the contact with LE but only LE can toss you in the clink. Liberty demands that every citizen lawfully exercise their rights and compel the state to comply with the law. The sheeple have no such burden placed upon them. If a sheep violates the law (false report) and the result is that LE is complicit, unknowingly so, in that violation of the law (MWAG call) then it is every citizen's responsability to hold LE accountable for their unlawf acts.Have a good one everyone. Let's keep the OC people looked upon as responsible and polite in the eyes of the Sheeple.
Welcome to OCDO. I look forward to your contributions to this forum.
"I would rather be exposed to the inconveniences attending too much liberty than to those attending too small a degree of it." - Thomas Jefferson.
"Better that ten guilty persons escape, than that one innocent suffer" - English jurist William Blackstone.It is AFAIK original to me. Compromise is failure on the installment plan, particularly when dealing with so intractable an opponent as ignorance. - Nightmare
And giving a cop your sidearm? Ya know the 2nd amendment is here to enable you to protect yourself against that same very person .. yet here you go "OK, take my gun, I'm fine with that". Of course the cop complimented you ... you just tossed your 2nd amendment right into the toilet . Its does not mean much if the state can just come up and ask you for your gun, does it?
People are getting used to being detained for no lawful purpose. Now a 17 yr old kid with pimples has the authority to detain you.
You are free to allow people to hold you unlawfully; I myself will not. You want to help that 17yr old kid out? Then tell him NO ... best he learn this from you rather than me. I would not be to pleasant.
No civil contract can result in a detainment or kidnapping IMO.
Is there a real threat to the kids here? Has any child been abducted from a Chuck E. Cheese or similar establishment? If so, I'd think that they had a responsibility to ensure that the child is only picked up by a parent or some other authorized adult. The employee could TRY to enforce the policy, but could not legally detain the parent or the child. If the parent took the child and left and if the employee suspected (or even was concerned) that the child was being taken by someone other than the parent, he should call the police, provide whatever details he could, and let them handle the situation.
Store policies don't have the effect of law. However, they are surely necessary to protect us in this litigious age.
The stamps sound like a good way to handle the situation. The adult who brings the child and the child get the same stamp. When the child leaves, an employee checks the stamps. If they don't match, something is amiss. It may be as simple as one adult dropped the child off and another is picking him up. That should raise a concern by the staff, however they should only attempt to keep the child there while they resolve the matter. I don't see how they could possibly enforce a detention.
"Sir, this stamp system is in place to protect the children from being abducted by non-custodial adults. Not having such a system in place would also put us at legal risk. So let's try to figure this thing out before you leave. I cannot physically stop you from leaving, but will be forced to call the police and have them look into the matter if you do leave now. I hope you understand that we do this so that someone else cannot take your child from our store without us and the police immediately finding out that it has happened.
OK, now, can we start by figuring out why your stamps don't match?"
It's all in how you handle it. Are you trying to solve a problem, or are you trying to flex authority that you don't really have?


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Dispersed urban growth in the greater Christchurch area is resulting in a loss of connectivity between living and working. What I've strived to explore in this medium-density housing project is a new way to obtain the attraction of suburban living without occupying the same amount of land as traditional suburban housing. The proposed building will be a medium to high density housing complex which will also accommodate some mixed use facilities such as retail and offices. Public parks and a plaza are also part of the scheme.
The new building with a total height of 28m will be located on the intersection of Hereford Street and Mansfield Street. The buildings structure reflects the connectivity of micro pores of the soil beneath the site. This investigation is based on the 3D voronoi algorithmic system, which can translate the relation of points into interfaces to divide a certain volume into individual cells and demonstrates the complex geometry of the pore pathways. Creating collective dwellings that are not simple stacking of layers, but rather become a more complex yet organized coexistence of unique individual domains in a vertical village. It further combines the two distinctive typologies the increasing Christchurch population demands into a combined suburban home + tower in a vertical village.
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Dear Colleagues,
We would like to take this opportunity to remind our ABC Unified School District (ABCUSD) community to embrace our incredibly diverse population. We denounce religious intolerance, racism, and any and all forms of discrimination. Our schools stand proud as a model for the world. ABCUSD students speak more than 44 languages and nearly 25% of our students are English learners.
As we start the new school year, this is an important time to remind everyone that ABCUSD maintains strong legal and constitutional protections against discrimination, harassment, and bullying. All students and their families are welcome at school and will be protected regardless of race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, citizenship status, disability, or religious affiliation. ABCUSD's wonderful spectrum enriches our community.
For more information, lessons, and strategies about how California protects its students, we invite you to visit the California Department of Education (CDE) Web page for Equal Access and Opportunity at http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/di/eo/.


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Natalia's Elegant Creations.
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
WTF Tuesday
Natalia's Elegant Creations.
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- xvavaveganx said...
Great looking food day! See, those olives keep popping up. I should have stocked up at that olive bar and sent them to you... I don't know what kinds are good though! That field roast is seriously intriguing me. Mmm... cupcakes.
Your food is far from boring. Can't wait to see what you have tomorrow!
- November 13, 2012 at 7:48 PM
- Ingrid said...
Seeing your Kashi cereal reminds me that I need to get to a Big Lots and look for some.
I sure hope there's another Field Roast waiting in the fridge - otherwise, what will have next week?!
- November 13, 2012 at 9:40 PM
- Molly said...
Not boring to me! Are you going to get another roast for Thanksgiving, or are you roasted out?
- November 14, 2012 at 6:33 AM
- blessedmama said...
So, I bought a few boxes of that cereal at Grocery Outlet a few weeks ago - do you have that in VA? - and G loves it!!! I personally need a bit of shuggaa on my shredded wheat squares (only on that particular cereal), like the kind at Whole Foods. But, G likes it pure.
- November 14, 2012 at 10:06 AM
- Rose said...
2The eggless salad sandwiches you eat always make me want one.
Yes, I'm also interested to know what is on the menu for Thanksgiving?
- November 14, 2012 at 12:38 PM
- glutenfreehappytummy.com said...
hey Shen! sorry I've been absent lately! what a delicious day! the roasted cauliflower and that cupcake look fantastic! have a great wednesday!
- November 14, 2012 at 1:44 PM
- The Shenandoah Vegan said...
Hey Now!!!!
VaVa, I wouldn't know how to pick from the Fairway Olive Bar either. What an amazing presentation.
Ingrid, Big Lots is great for stocking up on Kashi and Bob's Red Mill products (but make sure to know your prices before hand!). Gardein is next on my agenda.
Molly, I have the Gardein Roast as well as some Gardein Stuffed Cutlets in the freezer. Much to look forward to;-)
Blessed Mama, we have a great local grocery outlet called 'Sharp Shopper' where I recently purchased some 'Whole Wheat Bundles' cereal for .99/bag. I will profile them soon.
Rose, I have to eat dinner at a buffet on actual Thanksgiving, but I plan to enjoy lots of mini-Thanksgivings at home before and after. Sure hope you post your Thanksgiving meal with your Mom and her adorable rescue pup.
GFHTummy, I completely understand your absence. It's how you have time to blog and comment that is a mystery to me.
- November 14, 2012 at 6:16 PM


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New COO brings franchise experience to Value Place
Value Place LLC has appointed Phil Sanford to the newly created position of Chief Operation Officer.
The Wichita-based extended-stay hotel chain currently has 136 locations and operates in 25 states. It announced last month plans to open 40 hotels in the Washington D.C. area in the coming years.
"This is the right idea at the right time," Sanford says of the hotel's model, one he feels value-conscious consumers in the current marketplace are seeking out.
Back to Work
Sanford brings nearly 30 years of experience to his new post. He was senior vice president of finance and administration for Coca-Cola Enterprises, the largest franchisee of the Coca-Cola Co., before leaving the company in 1996.
He went on to buy The Krystal Company, the second oldest quick-service restaurant chain in the country. Today, it has more 400 locations in 13 states, primarily in the South.
Sanford sold his interest in the company in 2006 to pursue his own interests and investment possibilities. But his experience made him a sought-after commodity in the business world, and Value Place contacted him last year.
"We wanted somebody that had multi-unit experience, franchisee and franchisor experience and had high-level executive experience," Value Place CEO Greg Kossover says. "And Phil, from the very first interview, fit that bill."
It's a good fit — and Sanford says he felt that from the start.
"There was a chemistry," Sanford says. "And that's a requirement. We have a talented group of people here. So my job will be to recognize and harness that talent."
Don Sayler, president of the Kansas Restaurant and Hospitality Association, says Sanford's broad-based experience should translate well to a company that he agrees is on the rise.
"Value Place is doing a lot of the right things," Sayler says. "They have a good business model and are progressing at what appears to be the right speed."


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Telephone: 01580 200287
Owner: Privately owned
Tenant / Lessee: e.g. Mr John Smith
Landlord: e.g. Mr John Smith and Mrs Jane Smith
Real Ale: Yes Harvey's Sussex Best
Real Cider / Perry: Yes / No
Free House: Yes
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Large garden, pool table, darts, wide screen, tv, Sky Sports, dining area, restaurant menu, bar snacks.
A 300 year old traditional drinkers' pub with a single bar, extended in Victorian times, with decking and a terrace to the front. The regulars declare that it boasts the best pint of Harveys Best in the village.
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Serves meat, vegan options available. The menu has vegetarian dishes, vegan sides - including the tempeh reuben with vegan cheese and Luna and coconut ice cream milkshakes. Many items are house-made and those that aren't are purchased from local producers or farms. The atmosphere is open and airy like a diner in NYC. Open Mon-Thu 11:00am-9:00pm, Fri-Sat 11:00am-10:00pm, Sun 11:00am-9:00pm.
Categories: Vegan-friendly, Lacto, Ovo, American, Beer/Wine, Non-veg


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Day: Tuesday
Times: 11am / 6pm /
Venue: Laganview Enterprise Centre
Address: Drumbeg Drive, Old Warren Estate, Lisburn, Co. Antrim BT28 1NY
Consultant: Lesley Bolton
Telephone: 07730486739
Lisburn group will meet weekly every Tuesday. The consultant for the group is Lesley Bolton who has lost 6 stone as a member of WST Community and maintained her weight for over 1 year so far.
Lesley has battled illness as well as obesity. Read all about Lesley story by clicking here
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A Lexington man was indicted this week on charges of robbery and murder in the May 7 shooting death of Jordan Yeast.
Courtney Darnell Kidd, 33, was arrested June 27 in Michigan and was brought back to Lexington. A Fayette County grand jury indicted him Tuesday.
On May 7, police responding to a report of gunshots found Yeast, 26, dead in a vehiclein the 100 block of Lakeshore Drive near Richmond Road.
Yeast lived in the Lakeshore Drive area but not at the address where he was found.
Kidd and Yeast are thought to have known each other, according to police. Investigators identified Kidd as a suspect after interviewing witnesses and gathering evidence.
Kidd also was indicted on a charge of attempted murder "when he unlawfully fired a handgun at Courtney Bowen, which was a substantial step in a course of conduct planned to culminate in the death" of Bowen, the indictment said.
The grand jury also indicted Kidd on a charge of being a convicted felon in possession of a handgun and for being a persistent felony offender.
The indictment said Kidd had been convicted on charges of wanton endangerment in 2014, possession of a controlled substance in 2008, and tampering with evidence in 2008.
Kidd is scheduled to be arraigned Sept. 21 in Fayette Circuit Court. He remains in the Fayette County jail.
Greg Kocher: 859-231-3305, @HLpublicsafety


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Superbowl Comments
Did you know ... if the Bears and Colts meet in Superbowl XLI in Miami, it will be the first time two African American head coaches faced each other in the sport's biggest spotlight. Lovie Smith coaches Da Bears and Tony Dungy coaches the Colts.
Speaking of Dungy, remember how he was fired in Tampa and replaced by the savior Jon Gruden. Gruden has pretty much destroyed the Tampa Bay Bucs, while Dungy has been in the Conference Finals with the Colts almost every year. Too bad they're in the same conference as the New England Patriots. What an organization! An excellent book to read on leadership, management, and moving things forward is Patriot Reign.
Oh, and I guess my Superbowl prediction is New England 35, New Orleans 10. It's the New Superbowl! Anyone know how many times the annual NFL championship game has been held in Miami?


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I sent off the following letter to the newly appointed Australian federal discrimination commissioner in response to an inquiry currently being conducted to explore the provision of maternity leave or the more gender neutral parental leave (see my previous post here)
Greetings, I have read an article that quotes the new federal sex discrimination commissioner in her support for paid maternity leave.
I find this a rather curious stance to take, for while on the surface support for paid maternity leave seems to be very progressive, when we look at examples of best practice internationally we see that the most effective models (ie Scandanavia) are ones where discriminatory language is avoided and all people regardless of gender are given access to the same parenting choices.
Furthermore an insistence on the essential role of motherhood invokes 1950's ideas of families in which gender was the key determinant for social and career opportunities . It further forces women to be confined within this role and denies the important contribution that fathers can make.
If we want equal participation of women in the workforce and government we need equal participation of men in families and with children. Traditionally many social norms have discouraged men from fulfilling this role therefore we need affirmative action programs to help men bridge this gap, in essence we need support for men as parents, which will in turn support women in their careers.
If all the women are working who will care for the children.......................................
Biological determinism was used in the past to keep women in the home, with the idea being that the biological role of mother was supposedly incompatible with a whole range of career choices (this idea has now be rebuked) . However, now it seems the same logic (biological determinism) is being used by feminists to support the argument of paid maternity leave as opposed to parental leave because women have certain biological needs associated with motherhood.
Which in fact may be true, but do men have no needs as fathers, do children have no need of their fathers, do men not love their kids, do men not have the right to choose to spend time at home with their kids, do I as a man and a human being have the right to be supported in my role as a parent.
Much research has proven the important role that fathers fulfill and at present we live in the most under fathered generation in living history. Prior to the industrial revolution most families grew up in an extended situation with children exposed to both parents on a daily basis.
The industrial revolution began to remove fathers from the family, while the modern post industrial society continued to support this trend. The feminist revolution, divorce and the family courts have ousted men from the home and the massive rise in juvenile delinquency is certainly related to this fact.
Children need and have a right to have access to both of their parents and in order to develop a balanced adult identity.
A program of paid maternity leave may also leave women open to further discrimination in the workforce with employers deciding that it is cheaper to employ men because they have no such access to such support.
By legislating for parental support instead you can circumvent his problem and indeed this what the world leaders in this field have done.
So lets join with worlds best practice and not invoke antiquated notions of family that clearly discriminate on the grounds of gender.
I have made a submission to the Productivity Commission on this issue (submission number 1)
GR Klein firstname.lastname@example.com
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Lobbying the Federal Sex Discrimination Commissioner
Posted by GR Klein at 7:54 PM
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- GR Klein said...
Below is the response I got to the above letter.
Dear G R Klein
I acknowledge receipt of your email dated 23 April.
Ms Susan Booth, Anti-Discrimination Commissioner Queensland, has asked me to reply to you on her behalf to thank you for your message and to let you know that the contents are noted.
Heloise Misso│ Executive Assistant
Anti-Discrimination Commission Queensland
Level 1, 189 Coronation Drive, Milton QLD 4064
PO Box 2122, Milton QLD 4064
Phone: 07 3247 0901 I Fax: 07 3247 0960
- May 30, 2008 at 3:31 AM
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