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- In June 1998: Carl Truman of Los Angeles won $74,000 plus medical expenses when his neighbour ran over Truman's hand while driving his car. Mr. Truman's hand was down low on the ground, near the tires because he was trying to steal his neighbour's hubcaps.
- In 1998: Terrence Dickson of Pennsylvania tried to leave a home he had burgled by exiting via the garage. However, he could not get the garage door to open, because the automatic door opener wasn't working properly. He couldn't re-enter the house because the door from the garage into the house had locked when he shut it. The family who owned the home he had just burgled was on vacation, so Mr. Dickson ended up being trapped in the the garage for eight days. He survived by drinking a case of Pepsi he found, and a large bag of dry dog food that had been stored in the garage. Mr. Dickson sued the homeowner's insurance claiming the situation caused him undue mental anguish. The jury awarded him half a million dollars.
- In May of 2000: A restaurant in Philadelphia had to pay Amber Carson $113,500 after she slipped on a soft drink that had been spilled on the floor, and she broke her coccyx when she wiped out on it. The sodapop was on the floor because Ms. Carson threw it at her boyfriend during an argument.
- In December of 1997: Kara Walton of Delaware successfully sued the owner of a night club when she fell from the bathroom window to the floor and knocked out two of her front teeth. This happened because Ms.Walton tried to sneak through through the window in the ladies room in order to avoid paying the $3.50 cover charge. She won $12,000 and dental expenses.
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Today, our Law Student Podcast team brings you twice the information on restorative justice with two segments, two guest hosts, and three panelists.
Ending Mass Incarceration Through Restorative Justice
A big motivator for some individuals to attend law school is the ability to positively influence the communities from which they come. However, what assistance can a lawyer provide for their neighborhood if they feel the community is being unfairly targeted by law enforcement? How can members of the profession have a positive effect on incarceration rates through the application of restorative justice techniques?
Fabiani Duarte and guest host Andrew Scott talk with attorney Sarah Walton about mass incarceration in our criminal justice system and how restorative justice concepts could be applied. Sarah begins the interview by explaining her self-proclaimed moniker as a "free range attorney and abolitionist" and gives some insights into what those labels mean to her. She then talks about her work to help reduce the number of incarcerations through programs like pre-arrest diversion and some restorative justice tactics that law enforcement can implement to ensure the safety of all parties involved. The group then takes a moment to reflect on the disparate effects that The War on Drugs has had on low income communities and how new harm-reductive approaches to drug policing can improve public safety. Sarah then wraps up the discussion with an analysis of the stigma citizens returning from incarceration face in their communities and the things that law students can do, like attending court proceedings, to support members of their communities.
Walton is a 1989 graduate of the New York University School of Law. She graduated from Earlham College in 1981 with an interdisciplinary major in human development and social relations. She is a former Assistant Attorney General for the State of Maine and is co-author of Maine Law Enforcement Officer's Manual. For ten years, she was professor of criminal justice and justice studies at the University of Maine at Augusta. Since September 2012 she has resided in Georgia where she assists individuals, community groups, and governmental agencies in working to increase public trust in the criminal justice system and to enhance the safety of everyone in the community, including law enforcement officers. She is Director of Policy and Community Outreach for the Parental Empowerment Institute, where she is working to bring a pre-booking diversion program to DeKalb County in metro Atlanta.
Applying Restorative Justice Concepts to Capital Cases
When it comes to a capital case, prosecuting or defending an individual whose life rests on the verdict can be a personal struggle. How does a lawyer cope with the loss of a client and what restorative justice options can they seek in lieu of the death penalty?
Fabiani and guest host Linsey Addington speak with Professor Sarah Gerwig Moore and Dr. Melissa Browning about the death penalty and ways restorative justice concepts can be used in capital cases. Sarah and Melissa begin by listing a few concepts and common misconceptions, such as the cost to the taxpayer for executing an inmate, that they believe should be considered when approaching the death penalty debate. Dr. Browning then goes into detail about how she learned about the Kelly Gissendaner case and what inspired her to get involved in seeking parole for Gissendaner. Professor Moore also gives some insight into her experience of being lead counsel seeking clemency for a death row inmate named Josh Bishop and explains the type of relationships lawyers can develop with these clients. The group then considers processes within the criminal justice system where restorative justice concepts can be applied and how these concepts, like seeking life without the possibility of parole, can reduce death row executions and promote communal well being.
Professor Sarah Gerwig-Moore's teaching and scholarship interests center around constitutional criminal law, appellate and post-conviction practice and procedure, and experiential public service learning. Since joining the Mercer faculty in 2006, she has created and now teaches the Habeas Project, the only pro bono effort in Georgia to offer representation in non-capital post-conviction cases. She received her BA, summa cum laude, from Mercer University, her Master of Theological Studies from Emory University's Candler School of Theology, and her JD from Emory University School of Law.
Dr. Melissa Browning is the Visiting Assistant Professor of Contextual Ministry at Mercer University. Dr. Browning is a community-based participatory action researcher and Christian ethicist. Browning's recent academic work has focused on ethnographic research in East Africa. Browning is also an anti-death penalty activist and the organizer of the Kelly on My Mind Collective. Dr. Browning received her Ph.D. in Christian Ethics from Loyola University Chicago (2011). She also holds an M.Div. in Global Missions from George W. Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University (2002) and a B.A. in Religious Studies from Gardner-Webb University (1999).

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Believe it or not, Adolf Hitler is a challenge even for PolCheck.
Of course, we all know Hitler was a white supremacist who started World War II all by himself and is therefore responsible for the deaths of more than seventy million people. And all his other crimes combined pale next to the Holocaust, which was even more horrifying than the ongoing Native American genocide.
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The problem is that WWII is, for some of us at least, ancient history. And you know what they say about history being written by the victor. In some countries, merely questioning the mainstream historical account can land you in jail.
In fact, WWII and the Holocaust are both buried under a pile of propaganda and manipulation. Were the Germans really more racist than the colonial French and British? What about Team America, which had thousands of Native Americans and Japanese Americans locked up on reservations and internment camps?
Did Hitler really start WWII all by himself? And isn't it amazing that the Soviet Union's Joseph Stalin is widely accused of killing more people than Hitler? Did you know that Stalin's biggest killers were Jews?
Hitler deserves abundant credit for putting his thoughts down on paper for the world to see. In fact, his book, Mein Kamp, is enjoying a resurgence in popularity.
You have to admit, it was awfully damn stupid for the U.S. to join the racist British and French in ganging up on Germany during WWI, which paved the way for WWII. And is it true that Germany was being screwed by the Jews after WWI?
Again, that's a hard question to answer more than half a century after the fact, but Jews do have a habit of getting themselves kicked out of one country after another. And they certainly control the U.S. today.
Perhaps we should be asking two separate questions about Hitler: 1) Was he honest with his followers, and 2) Was he moral?
It's hard to think of a U.S. president who did more for America than Hitler did for Germany. And a growing number of people respect him precisely because he held Jews accountable. Olympic champion Jesse Owens — a black U.S. athlete — had more respect for Hitler than he did for President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
It's hard to justify the invasion of Mother Russia, which was a bloody mess. Then again, do we really know with certainty what Hitler's motivations were?
The extraordinary ongoing demonization of Hitler by the same media that support monsters like George W. Bush and Obama ironically suggests that Hitler may not have been as bad as some people paint him. Of course, Hitler could have still been a genuine monster, but was he really any worse than Obama?
A Chronological Approach
We can get a new and very different perspective of Hitler if we simply jump back in history several years.
Hitler fought in World War I and suffered a humiliating defeat, followed by the humiliating Treaty of Versailles. He was further enraged by what he saw as Jewish exploitation. In fact, many people believed Jewish groups contributed to Germany's loss to the Allies.
Next, Hitler tried to take power in a coup — a crime that land him behind bars. But you have to give him credit for writing a book while in prison. After he got out, he legally ran for office and was legally elected.
He promptly set out to rebuild and reunify Germany. And he succeeded spectacularly.
Up to this point, it's hard to see Hitler as anything less than a hero, probably a bigger hero than any U.S. president.
The problems started with Germany's persecution of Jews and World War II. But who really started WWII? And what's the truth about the Holocaust?
There are many unanswered questions, and a growing number of people believe the Jews weren't just innocent bystanders; they say the Jews brought the Holocaust on themselves, just as they've been getting kicked out of one country after another for centuries.
In the end, we may never know the true Hitler, who was likely a mixture of good and bad.


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Take ADVANTA'GE' this Friday! We take a closer look at the Advanta X5 Match Barrow.
As we all know, you certainly gather a fair amount of gear once you start fishing. Whether you're a match angler, pleasure angler or any other type of angler, it pays to be prepared. Now, being prepared often means taking a bit more gear then you require, just in case. Instead of taking multiple trips to the car and having to carry everything slung over your shoulders or on your back, the Advanta X5 Match Barrow allows you to easily transport all you gear to your spot safely in one trip (hopefully!) allowing you to get fishing quicker.
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Evaluation of SWAT model - subdaily runoff prediction in Texas watersheds
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Spatial variability of rainfall is a significant factor in hydrologic and water quality modeling. In recent years, characterizing and analyzing the effect of spatial variability of rainfall in hydrologic applications has become vital with the advent of remotely sensed precipitation estimates that have high spatial resolution. In this study, the effect of spatial variability of rainfall in hourly runoff generation was analyzed using the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) for Big Sandy Creek and Walnut Creek Watersheds in North Central Texas. The area of the study catchments was 808 km2 and 196 km2 for Big Sandy Creek and Walnut Creek Watersheds respectively. Hourly rainfall measurements obtained from raingauges and weather radars were used to estimate runoff for the years 1999 to 2003. Results from the study indicated that generated runoff from SWAT showed enormous volume bias when compared against observed runoff. The magnitude of bias increased as the area of the watershed increased and the spatial variability of rainfall diminished. Regardless of high spatial variability, rainfall estimates from weather radars resulted in increased volume of simulated runoff. Therefore, weather radar estimates were corrected for various systematic, range-dependent biases using three different interpolation methods: Inverse Distance Weighting (IDW), Spline, and Thiessen polygon. Runoff simulated using these bias adjusted radar rainfall estimates showed less volume bias compared to simulations using uncorrected radar rainfall. In addition to spatial variability of rainfall, SWAT model structures, such as overland flow, groundwater flow routing, and hourly evapotranspiration distribution, played vital roles in the accuracy of simulated runoff.
Palanisamy, Bakkiyalakshmi (2003). Evaluation of SWAT model - subdaily runoff prediction in Texas watersheds. Master's thesis, Texas A&M University. Texas A&M University. Available electronically from http : / /hdl .handle .net /1969 .1 /5921.


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If this little twiggy went to market, it would come home with lots of easygoing cornus brethren to make your acquaintance. Because many are native, twig dogwoods (cornus cvs.) tolerate a variety of conditions, making them extremely versatile for garden plantings. They love moister soils and lots of sun, but will accept dry spells and partial shade without much ado in zones 3-8. During the spring and summer months these gems fill out with lush green or variegated leaves (Cornus alba 'Elegantissima'), in a dense shrub form that melds nicely with any landscape style. The majority produce white flowers in summer, followed in fall by blue or white berries that are quickly gobbled up by our feathered friends. Although I love my companion twigs for their many cheerful attributes, it's the vibrant winter's bark that make me go 'gaga'. Only revealed when the cold weather arrives, twigs offer hues we're longing to see during the brown months of winter. Bright stems range in a plethora of shades: red (non-native Cornus alba), yellow-actually chartreuse-and red (native Cornus sericea), and burgundy (native cornus racemosa and amomum), so they provide razzle-dazzle during the dormant months, and carefree style the rest of the year.
There are a few options when it comes to maintenance. Cornus doesn't require fertilizing or primping, but you may want to think about pruning. How much and how often depends on the outcome you're looking for. Optimally, some twigs can grow over 8′ in a few years (and just as wide) if you want them to. Because they are suckering, they can spread in several years, but it's easy to restrain them with pruning and competition from other plants. As twigs age, the older branches tend to lose color and vigor. If you don't want much height from your cornus, prune it to the ground in early spring. You will be rewarded with lots of fresh sprouts within a month. If, however, you are like me and want some height, you can randomly prune out the older branches every spring, allowing the one and two year old stems to continue anchoring the scene. As some of my cornus are used as a background to my winter garden, the prominence needs to be maintained. This selective pruning has worked very well for me.
I hesitate to say anything bad about the twig dogwood, but am compelled to share that this shrub is not without a few pit falls and can be prone to borers, aphids, mildew, leaf spot and canker. That said, I find it easy to prune off any offensive sprigs without causing undue disturbance. Not one to end on a bad note, the twig dogwood offers one more perk: simple propagation. In other words, if I can do it, you can do it! Just cut a stem and root it in water or stick into moist soil (in spring), and Viola, a new twig dogwood will soon be flourishing in your landscape this year. Now, what more could you ask of a new acquaintance?
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Transgenerational Entrepreneurship
Exploring Growth and Performance in Family Firms Across Generations
Edited by Mattias Nordqvist and Thomas M. Zellweger
Chapter 6: Propelled into the Future: Managing Family Firm Entrepreneurial Growth Despite Generational Breakthroughs within Family Life Stage
Alain Bloch, Alexandra Joseph and Michel Santi
Alain Bloch, Alexandra Joseph and Michel Santi 6.1 INTRODUCTION Family businesses have a unique opportunity to mix family expectations and business constraints. Existing literature focuses on cases where succession is (or should be) planned and organized across generations; that is, where family and firm life stages are smoothly linked. In our two case studies the founder (that is, father) dies at a young age, leaving unprepared, and quite young, successors. The two families followed similar stages in perpetuating the father's legacy. Surprisingly, this loss has increased entrepreneurial performance; more surprisingly, both families believe that they are now in a better position than when founders and successors must deal directly with each other. Our goal is to understand the impact of family generational breakthroughs on entrepreneurial growth of the family firm. If maintaining a transgenerational family firm is not an easy task, it is even more challenging to maintain entrepreneurship across family generations. Habbershon and Pistrui (2002) use 'enterprising families' to describe business families that strive for transgenerational entrepreneurship and long-term wealth creation through new ventures, innovation and strategic renewal. In this context, analysis shifts from the conventional firm-level unit to that of the family. Yet, according to Martin and Lumpkin (2003), as later generations are involved in the management of family businesses, entrepreneurial orientation (EO), representing the materialization and support of this transgenerational entrepreneurship at the firm level, generally decreases, while family orientation, as involvement and inheritance issues become more important, naturally increases. 142 Propelled into the future 143 In...
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Film Info
- Year: 2006
- Film Format: 35mm
- Origin: Czech Republic / Slovakia
- Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1
- Runtime: 118 mins
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- Sound Format: Dolby Digital
- Language: Czech
- Subtitles: English
This provocative film from surrealist master Jan Svankmajer (LITTLE OTIK) is loosely based on two short stories by Edgar Allan Poe and inspired by the works of the Marquis de Sade. In nineteenth-century France (albeit one full of deliberate anachronisms) a young man, Jean Berlot, is plagued by nightmares in which he is dragged off to a madhouse. On the journey back from his mother's funeral he is invited by a Marquis he meets at lunch to spend the night in his castle. There Berlot witnesses a blasphemous orgy and a 'therapeutic' funeral. Berlot tries to flee but the Marquis insists on helping him conquer his fears and takes his guest to a surrealistic lunatic asylum where the patients have complete freedom and the staff are locked up behind bars. Described by Svankmajer himself in a prologue to the film as a 'philosophical horror film," LUNACY combines live action and stop-motion, sex and violence, grand guignol terror and gallows humor, and a lot of animated meat.
Jan Svankmajer
One of the great Czech filmmakers, Jan Svankmajer was born in 1934 in Prague where he still lives. He trained at the Institute of Applied Arts from 1950 to 1954 and then at the Prague Academy of Performing Arts (Department of Puppetry). He soon became involved in the Theatre of Masks and the famous Black Theatre, before entering the Laterna Magika Puppet Theatre where he first encountered film. In 1970 he met his wife, the surrealist painter Eva Svankmajerova, and the late Vratislav Effenberger, the leading theoretician of the Czech Surrealist Group, which Svankmajer joined and of which he still remains a member.
Svankmajer made his first film in 1964 and for over thirty years has made some of the most memorable and unique animated films ever made, gaining a reputation as one of the world's foremost animators, and influencing filmmakers from Tim Burton to The Brothers Quay. His brilliant use of claymation reached its apotheosis with the stunning 1982 film DIMENSIONS OF DIALOGUE. In 1987 Svankmajer completed his first feature film, ALICE, a characteristically witty and subversive adaptation of Alice in Wonderland, and with the ensuing feature films FAUST, CONSPIRATORS OF PLEASURE, LITTLE OTIK (OTESÁNEK) and LUNACY, Svankmajer has moved further away from his roots in animation towards live-action filmmaking, though his vision remains as strikingly surreal and uncannily inventive as ever.
Jean Berlot Pavel Liska
The Marquis Jan Tríska
Charlota Anna Geislerová
Dr. Coulmiere Martin Huba
Dr. Murlloppe Jaroslav Dusek
Dominik Pavel Novy
Screenplay and Direction Jan Svankmajer
Artistic Direction Eva Svankmajerová, Jan Svankmajer
Director of Photography Juraj Galvánek
Sound Ivo Spalj
Film Editing Marie Zemanová
Costume Designer Veronika Hrubá, Eva Svankmajerová
Animation Martin Kublák, Bedrich Glaser
Producer Jaromír Kallista
Co-Producer, Barrandov Studios Helena Uldrichová
Co-Producers, Czech Television Jaroslav Kucera, Jirí Kostyr
Co-Producer, C–GA Film Juraj Galvánek
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LANE COUNTY, Ore.-- A nationwide firefighter shortage is putting a strain on volunteer departments in Western Oregon.
In Lane County, departments like Junction City are staffed by nearly 90-percent volunteers. KEZI spoke to Junction City Fire Chief Brandon Nicol today, who said part of the problem is finding people who are qualified.
Volunteers have to be physically fit, pass a background check, and dedicate the time to training requirements.
Within Lane Fire Authority, about half the staff is volunteers. KEZI spoke to Lt. Tressa Miller who says the department couldn't do it without them. "We have 144 members, and for right now, we're able to cover the calls. If you take 90 of those people away... We're not going to be able to make a difference. Call times, response times, are going to go way up.. The volunteers with our organization, with any organization, we are reliant on the volunteers," Miller said.
She said the best volunteers are people who have a heart for it.
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The victim of a vicious unprovoked attack that started at a Melbourne tram stop now finds it hard to catch public transport without being retraumatised.
Theo was waiting for a tram in East Brunswick in May when he was chased by two thugs and bashed unconscious as he sought refuge in a convenience store.
The 27-year-old didn't know his attackers who still haven't been caught.
"Catching public transport is hard, especially waiting for a tram - I'm always getting flashbacks," Theo, who didn't want to use his last name, told reporters at a police media conference on Wednesday.
He spent days in hospital with a fractured skull. He was unable to walk and had to take time off work and be cared for by his mother.
Police say the Brunswick East attack was "unprovoked but premeditated".
The victim had seen the assailants - who were in a car stopped at traffic lights - staring at him for some time.
"The passenger was continually staring at me, which is when I said 'What are you looking at?'" Theo said on Wednesday.
"He then jumped out of the car and started abusing me, yelling at me, threatening me."
After his friend parked the car the duo chased Theo who ran into a nearby convenience store.
The abuse continued with his attackers threatening to kill him.
"I was punched several times and kicked while on the ground, helpless," Theo said.
Police on Wednesday released CCTV images of the two men.
"We're really confident someone out there will know who they are and we obviously encourage these guys to come into the police station," Detective Senior Constable Andrew Missen said.
"It obviously could have been far worse - luckily for Theo it wasn't."


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Wednesday, 10 February 2016
Ashes Hollow, Long Mynd
Caroline introduced me to this amazing place. It has rained so much lately in Shropshire that everywhere seems water logged and muddy. We couldn't cross the stream not having our waders so we ventured up a hill to attempt to join the route at a different point, all was going well until we realised my respite time was fast running out. Gamely, we slid down the hills only to be met in our wet, green stained sheep shit pants by a fell runner at the bottom on his way up. It was a good day out and lovely to be in the landscape though tomorrow, I am sure I will feel my gluteal muscles well exercised and the gastrocnemius well stretched. Thank you Caroline for a fun and great day, you have to admit we did laugh!
Tuesday, 9 February 2016
Snowdrops at Attingham Park
I took off in the curtesy car to Attingham only to notice a yellow mechanical warning sign on the dashboard. There was no car manual, so after phoning the garage they agreed to meet me at Attingham and bring another car. Meanwhile, I rushed off with my camera to find the snowdrops. It was all a bit rushed but there was a beautiful carpet of white under the trees.
Saturday, 6 February 2016
And then it started to rain again but the Pigeon's still had a bath
The birdbath seems to be a favourite haute of these two pigeons, even when it is raining. As I watched through the kitchen window there seemed to a "bird tiff". Perhaps he had used her shampoo! However Marianne said the Dutch translation was different, "I think, she expected him to have gone to the office, so she came to the bathroom to freshen up for the milk man. Turns out, he has a day working at home…"
Friday, 5 February 2016
Beechwoods, Worts Causeway Cambridge
It was great to get out with Ann to try out some double exposure photography but it was sadly marred as when we returned to the cars we discovered Ann's car to have been vandalised and her camera equipment, laptop and other items stolen. The thieves had broken through the passenger window to get into the boot but had also damaged the lock on the drivers door with the result the door could not be opened. Having a child seat in the back did not detract the thieves and it made me wonder if we were being watched.
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The Far North Queensland city of Cairns is often the first port of call for visitors to Australia, especially those from Asia and young Europeans on the "Back Packer Trail". After cuddling a koala, many visitors have an indigenous tourism experience at the top of their Australian "must do" list.
To enhance the educational and tourism experience for both overseas and local visitors, the 28 year old Cairns Indigenous tourism icon 'Tjapukai-Where Australia Begins' has been re-invented with a new vision and identity. Following a $13 million upgrade, Tjapukai has been re-launched with new exterior and interior designs, new theatres and restaurants, plus a completely refreshed range of performances, tour options and packages. This significant upgrade reflects the venue's aim to provide visitors with an informative and stimulating immersion into Indigenous Australia's rich history and culture.
Located to the north of Cairns, next to the Skyrail, Tjapukai is set in 25 acres of landscaped gardens with a backdrop of the Barron Gorge National Park rainforest, which has been brought into Tjapukai with vast windows providing views towards Red Peak, as well as a new rainforest installation in the arrival lobby and gallery.
Visitors will be greeted by new exterior and interior designs that reflect the local Djabugay people's beliefs that everything in society and life is divided between wet and dry. The 'dry' is represented by a dramatic contemporary new exterior design with red and orange panels backlit to provide an illusion of fire, which is an integral part of Aboriginal culture and tradition.
A newly designed 'Night Fire by Tjapukai' programme has been launched to provide visitors with an entertaining and interactive night-time experience that includes dinner, performances, camp fire stories and culminates with the dramatic lighting of a 40 metre fireball.
Dining options have been expanded with the opening of Flame Tree Restaurant & Bar, overlooking the serene Storywaters Lake. The restaurant and outdoor cafe offer a range of dishes, many inspired by Indigenous recipes and bush tucker produce.
To showcase the talents of Tjapukai performers, two new theatres have been launched and new productions developed. Bulurru Storywater provides an 'in the round' theatre experience using advanced visual effects for a new 'Creation Story' production, dramatising the Djabugay people's Dreamtime story of the creation of the world. The Bundarra Cassowary Egg Theatre, designed in the shape of a cassowary egg, can seat up to 150 for dance, art and multi-media performances.
A new History & Heroes Timeline Gallery has been created to explain and explore Australia's diverse Indigenous history, covering the impact of the stolen generation as well as inspiring and motivating stories of Australia's Indigenous Heroes, both past and present.
The range of full-day and night packages has been expanded to provide new half-day options, including an Indigenous-guided bush foods journey, boomerang painting, weaving and jewellery making.
Tjapukai CEO, Greg Erwin said "Australia's Indigenous history has such rich character and great stories that, with the launch of the new facilities and concept and an emphasis on interactive experiences, we believe Tjapukai will appeal as much to Australians as it does to international visitors. Tropical North Queensland is renowned for its Rainforest and Reef and with the re-launch of Tjapukai, we believe the region will become equally well known as Australia's premier destination for quality Indigenous-owned attractions and activities."
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Cholangiocarcinoma is a brutal disease. There are not a lot of available treatment options, not a lot of money goes to research like it does for the more well known cancers, and by the time people get diagnosed with this cancer, it is usually more advanced.
One of the most exciting treatment options to become available to some Bile Duct cancer patients is Immunotherapy. It really is the princess treatment of the cancer world these days, and rightly so. It is saving peoples lives, people for whom traditional chemotherapy has ceased working, or never did work. I have even seen posts on discussion boards of people wanting to skip traditional chemotherapy, and go right to Keytruda. As the wife and caregiver of someone with cholangiocarcinoma and doing an Immunotherapy clinical trial, I have some thoughts on whether you should try Immunotherapy as a first line treatment option.
First of all, I don't know of any clinical trials for cc(cholangiocarcinoma) that will allow this. In the trial Mike is in, you had to have exhausted chemotherapy, and first line treatment options to even be considered for the trial. I know immunotherapy has been approved for Melanoma and Lung cancer, so maybe you can do immunotherapy as a first line treatment for these cancers, but not for cc.
Secondly, you don't want to do immunotherapy as a first treatment if you have cholangiocarcinoma because there is no guarantee it will work. In our clinical trial it is 3 months before you have your first scan to see if the Keytruda is working. If it isn't working, you have lost 3 months of treatment. For those who have been here since the beginning, you know that in the 6 weeks or so that Mike was off the Tramitinib trial his tumor blocked off his stomach to the point that there was only a pencils width between his tumor, and the exit of his stomach. He barely survived having a feeding tube inserted, and the doctor was worried that he wouldn't make it long enough for the drug to start working.
Thirdly, it takes a while for the immunotherapy to start working. The doctor explained it to us like this. He said that the first couple of treatments (spaced two weeks apart) are like the soldiers getting lined up for battle. They don't actually start attacking the tumor for a while. Again, this is all valuable time that you can't afford to lose.
Fourth, the expense. The drug itself is covered under the trial, but everything else is covered by you, or your insurance company. We spend $500 a month in gas, and travel related expenses going back and forth to Ohio State for Mikes treatment out of pocket. The deductible for our insurance is $5600. So we spend all year making payments on our deductible. The prescription deductible is separate, so we were seeing prescription bills in January of $300 for just one script. These all have to be paid when you pick up the medicine. It has been widely reported that the insurance company pays $12,000 a month for just the keytruda. So, if you don't get lucky and get in a trial that covers the $12,000 it is out of reach for most people. I mean seriously.. This puts it out of reach for most people, including us.
Last, I read about how there are no side effects from immunotherapy. This has not been Mikes experience. It is really hard to figure out what is a side effect of a previous chemo, the disease itself, or immunotherapy but I can tell you that Mike didn't have anemia, or low testosterone levels before immunotherapy. There definetly are side effects of immunotherapy infusions. For us, it is worth it to stay on it because the benefits far outweigh the side effects at this point, but the side effects have ranged from annoying to severe.
There is still a lot of room for new available treatment options in the Bile Duct cancer world. We need more research, more clinical trials, more education. We are lucky that it is working for Mike, but there are so many people out there who don't have the specific genetic mutation that make it work for Mike, and need more treatment options. One of the main reasons I started this blog is to bring attention to this cancer, and chronicle our experience with it, and the available treatment options!


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The Lions, along with the rest of the league, trimmed their roster to 53 yesterday after an abbreviated offseason evaluation period. The bottom of the roster is constantly churning and the Lions have already made some moves since the final cuts. Here's a position by position look at the Lions' post-cut down roster.
Matthew Stafford, Shaun Hill and Drew Stanton
No surprises here, the Lions kept the same three quarterbacks as last year despite some speculation that Zac Robinson could unseat Stanton. Stanton had a great preseason and removed Robinson from contention early in camp. The quarterback pecking order is well established and the Lions have one of the best quarterback situations in the league.
Running Back
Jahvid Best, Mikel Leshoure (IR), Jerome Harrison, Keiland Williams and Maurice Morris
The Lions initially kept Aaron Brown, but cut him to claim Williams. The Lions will go with four halfbacks and use Will Heller at fullback when the need arises. Best will be there starter and Harrison, despite being similar in size, will spell Best and serve as the change of pace back until Williams catches up. Maurice Morris will get carries as well, and should serveas the short yardage back until Williams picks up the offense. There are no big surprises here, but now that the Lions don't have a fullback look for Ndamukong Suh to come in on the goal line.
Calvin Johnson, Nate Burleson, Titus Young, Maurice Stovall, Rashied Davis and Stefan Logan
The Lions decided that they didn't want to choose between Stovall and Davis, so they kept both. Calvin Johnson and Nate Burleson will be the starters, with Young eventually taking over the third receiver role. Stovall gives the Lions a legitimate backup to Calvin Johnson size-wise and could prove to be a huge help in the red zone. Burleson will kick inside to the slot on third downs where his run after the catch skills will be better utilized. Rashied Davis will backup Burleson in the slot and play special teams. Logan will continue to be a return ace and jack of all trades.
Tight Ends
Brandon Pettigrew, Tony Scheffler and Will Heller
Again, no surprises here with all three tight ends from last year returning. The only real change is Will Heller will now add fullback duties to his role at tight end. The Lions had most productive tight end group in the league last season and they should remain at least as potent as last season. Pettigrew will start, but Scheffler will play a lot as the Lions will use a lot of two tight end sets. Heller is a great blocker who comes in on running and short yardage downs, and he is a deceptively good receiver. This group will be expected to take advantage of all the attention opposing defenses will have to give the receiving corps.
Jeff Backus, Gosder Cherilus Jason Fox and Corey Hilliard
Backus and Cherilus will start, just like last year, with Hilliard and Fox backing up both tackle positions. Backus is widely criticized amongst Lions fans, but has performed much better after a few down years in Mike Martz's tackle killing offense. Cherilus stepped it up big time last year, he just needs to show he's fully recovered from knee surgery. Hilliard is an experienced back up, while Fox has a lot of learning to do before he can fully utilize his potential. The tackle group is the strength of the offensive line.
Rob Sims, Stephen Peterman and Jacque McClendon
McClendon was signed today after the Lions originally only kept two guards. Sims came over from the Seahawks last season and solved the Lions left guard woes. Peterman has flashed great potential but has had trouble staying healthy and has been inconsistent in the preseason. McClendon is a powerful run blocker that struggles in pass protection, so he will most likely back Peterman up and potentially push him for playing time. This group has a lot to prove now that they are healthy.
Dominic Raiola and Dylan Gandy
Raiola returns to his starting position with Gandy as the backup again. Gandy will also back up Sims at left guard and Peterman at right guard until McClendon gets up to speed. Raiola's game has limitations but he's been better than most realize, although he took a step back last season. Both centers struggle at the point of attack against big defensive tackles, but both players are smart and aggressive.
Defensive End
Kyle Vanden Bosch, Cliff Avril, Lawrence Jackson and Willie Young
The Lions lost Turk McBride to the Saints, but the remaining four defensive ends are back this season. KVB and Avril will start with plenty of snaps available for Young and Jackson due to the constant rotation the Lions use. KVB has been the emotional leader of the defense and recorded seven sacks last season before under going neck surgery. Avril is on the verge of having a breakout year and also has a contract extension on the horizon. Jackson revitalized his career with a change of scenery and flashed the potential that got him drafted in the first round. Young has progressed so much in one season that the Lions felt comfortable avoiding a bidding war for McBride and handing the reigns to the 2010 7th rounder. This group has very high expectations this season and they need to take advantage of the devastation the tackles create in the middle.
Defensive Tackle
Ndamukong Suh, Corey Williams, Nick Fairley, Sammie Hill and Andre Fluellen
This group is the cream of the NFL crop, and that's not even factoring in Fairley who hasn't played a down. Suh had a rookie year for the ages and will be counted on heavily this year to continue to be a dynamic presence in the middle. Williams, who is largely responsible for the year Suh had, will start next to Suh and continue to draw double teams away from him. Last year Williams was so disruptive that teams double teamed him and took their chances with the rookie. Suh took advantage of those chances and by the end of the season offenses had to pick their poison doubling one and getting beaten by the other. Hill is one of the top reserve tackles in the league and truth be told, could start for many teams. He is a force against the run and has been developing as a pass rusher. Fairley is an unknown at this point, but he has the talent to wreak havoc as a sub. Fluellen will back up at tackle and end and continue to assist on special teams as well.
DeAndre Levy, Stephen Tulloch, Justin Durant, Bobby Carpenter, Ashlee Palmer, Doug Hogue and Isaiah Ekejiuba
The Lions' biggest weakness last year has been converted to a position of strength. The Lions have three front line starters in Tulloch, Levy and Durant as well as solid depth and special teams contributors behind them. Tulloch will man the middle and he is a tackling machine coming off a career year. Levy moves to the outside after spending all of last year in the middle. Levy's playmaking abilities will keep him on the field in passing situations with Tulloch. Durant is a beast against the run, but isn't as strong in coverage. He's not a liability, but he won't be on the field much for third downs. Carpenter and Palmer will be the primary backups across all three positions with Levy kicking inside if Tulloch misses time. Hogue and Ekejiuba are special teamers only with Hogue most likely being inactive on most Sundays. This is as strong a group as the Lions have had since the days of Spielman and Swilling.
Chris Houston, Eric Wright, Alphonso Smith, Aaron Berry and Brandon McDonald
This group is already assumed to be the weakness of the defense since it is composed almost entirely of cast offs. Houston was traded to Detroit by Atlanta, Wright was a free agent that chose the Lions over Cleveland, Smith came over in a trade and McDonald was cut by Cleveland. Even Aaron Berry was a cast off as an undrafted rookie free agent in 2010. Wright and Houston give the Lions a pair of athletic young starters that can support the run. Smith is the ballhawk of the group and he'll see time in the nickel package. McDonald and Berry will battle for playing time in the dime package as well as periodic substitutions. All five players are young and talented and have the potential to form a solid group, however they all have some areas of their game that didn't develop as quickly as expected.
Louis Delmas, Amari Speivey, Erik Coleman and John Wendling
The safety position looks much better after the preseason than it did before, largely because of Amari Spievey. Spievey was playing like a man possessed after a long offseason spent getting in shape and watching film. Delmas is finally healthy and will join Spievey as the starting safeties. Coleman was signed to start next to Delmas but couldn't unseat the second year player, so he'll back up and play special teams. Wendling is on the roster for his special teams play, but played really well in spurts when needed on defense in 2010.
Jason Hanson, Don Mulbach and Ryan Donahue
Probably the biggest surprise of cut day came with Donahue making the team over Nick Harris. Hanson was a lock as long as he was healthy and Mulbach was never in jeopardy of missing the cut. The Lions have one of the better special teams units in the league and they obviously feel that Donahue is an improvement over Nick Harris.
There weren't many surprises or shocks in the wake of the roster trimming. The Lions knew they had most of the team in place after the 2010 season and aggressively targeted the missing pieces in the offseason. The training camp competitions were decided pretty early on and the Lions felt comfortable enough that they haven't gone out and made any other acquisitions since camp opened. The Lions have a well rounded roster on paper, with far fewer limitations and weaknesses than we've seen in a decade. The Lions, on paper, appear to have the talent to make a run at .500 and potentially crash the playoff party.


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Church Camp 2015
16 to 18 October 2015
More details to come but what we can tell you is that we have invited David Macmillan to be our guest speaker this year. Some will know David from previous times with us as a church.
This year we are returning to Attunga Country Campsite which is located on 300 acres at Canyonleigh in the beautiful southern highlands of NSW. Much of the site is natural bush land with spectacular views, cliffs, valleys and lots of native wildlife. It is situated high above the Wingecarribee and Wollondilly rivers, near the summit of Mt Penang in the Bangadilly National Park.
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Thursday, March 4, 2010
I am posting the answers to The Movie Game tomorrow (Friday) so if you still want to play now is your chance. To play click HERE. I am also going to post the current stats of all the Trivia Corners and update it after each Trivia Corner posting. This way you can all compete for the top spot. I still haven't figured out the prize for the winner or how many you need to get right. I kind of forgot about it. I'm open to suggestions.
2 comments:
- Copyboy said...
Dang! I didn't get any of 'em. And I'm a movie buff. Great game. Ever think of adding a beer component to the mix? BTW...I'm adding your link to my page as I comment.
- March 4, 2010 at 10:17 AM
- ASBLACKASOBAMA said...
I think I got two out of the three! That third one was hard!
- March 5, 2010 at 9:47 PM
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Jason Day did not play his best golf on Sunday afternoon, but he played good enough to secure his 5th win in 12 starts. This was his first win of the 2016 season. His lowest point of the season came at the Farmer's Insurance Open where he missed the cut. However, Day appears to be getting hot at the right time with the Masters only two tournament weekends away.
Day started the fourth and final round at Bay Hill at 15-under par, 2 shots clear of Henrik Stenson, Troy Merritt, and Kevin Chappell, all 13-under. Day finished his front nine with a very inconsistent 3 birdies and 3 bogies. Making the turn at even par, and with players like Chappell and Stenson making the turn under par for the day, Day needed a few birdies coming down the stretch to secure the win. And Day responded. He birdied the par 5 12th hole and the par 3 17th to get one shot clear of Merritt and Chappell.
On the 18th hole, from the middle of the fairway, Merritt hit his approach shot into the water short and right of the pin. This would lead to a double bogey. Now Day, from the right rough, hit his second shot into a bunker to the left of the green. He needed a par to secure a one shot victory over Kevin Chappell. Day hit the long and difficult bunker shot, with water behind the hole, to 3 feet leaving himself a tap in putt for the win. Day celebrated the win with his wife and 2 young children. Arnold Palmer, as the host of the tournament, presented Day with the trophy.
Troy Merritt had a chance to win on Sunday. Unfortunately, he made 3 double bogey's, including the one on the finishing 18th hole. At one point during his round, Merritt made 5 straight birdies to vault himself back into contention. Merritt still finished with a 1-under 71, good for a top 3 finish.
Next up on the PGA tour, there are 2 events being played. The first is the WGC Dell match play from Austin, Texas. The second event is a normal PGA Tour event and is being played in Puerto Rico. If your March Madness Bracket is busted, there is another chance to make a broken bracket. This time, pick from a field of the top 64 golfers in the world. Coverage for the match play starts this Wednesday and the Puerto Rico Open starts on Thursday.
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"There isn't a day that goes by when we don't use The Decider Life Skills with our young people. The variety of skills showed in the handbook ensures that each person can select the skills that work for their individual needs. The trainers book is just as clearly written as the young person's handbook, which makes it really simple to teach with individuals or small groups." EC
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"The Decider Skills offer a fun and interactive opportunity to engage young people and their families in a DBT skills approach without the formality of "textbook" DBT . I would highly recommend them to other CAMHS teams . The Life Skills are a gift for all and I would advocate that they should be incorporated into the education curriculum within PHSE lessons." SMMental Health Charity
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"The Decider Skills have been very useful in helping the young people and adolescents we see, who struggle with regulating their emotions. The skills are effective and memorable." TH
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"I regularly incorporate The Decider Life Skills into my therapy sessions. The Decider Life Skills are simple, but very effective practical skills that can be used by everyone. Many of my clients have reported that they have found the skills very useful and helpful in managing their difficulties." LF
High School Teacher
"We've been using The Decider Life Skills for over a year now at school and have seen a marked improvement in the way that the students tackle difficulties in their everyday life. The Decider Life Skills have been a really fun way to teach the students (and ourselves!) to take responsibility for their emotions and actions and to act in a more thoughtful way. The visuals really help in our class as an instant reminder of each skill and the whole package has just made teaching about mental health and wellbeing so simple and fun." LV
Primary School Headteacher (after implementing The Decider Life Skills throughout the school - see report here)
"The children's responses were so positive- all noting substantial changes in their capacity to manage emotions. Wow! The strength and value in this, is having a whole school language for children to articulate their feelings. It is used across the school, in managing situations."
(see here for more feedback for The Decider Skills)
Feedback received for The Decider Life Skills online training course by a mental health professional:
"I have completed The Decider Life Skills Online Course. I was familiar with the Decider skills through my experience observing and assisting with the implementation of a Decider group intervention in a mental health setting. This online training course was engaging and interesting through the combination of text, videos, images! I learned many new ideas that will enhance the way I implement therapeutic groups in the future. The outcomes section of the Decider website is especially interesting and encouraging. The Decider group at our facility consistently receives positive feedback and outcomes similar to those identified on your website." Jessica A. (March 2018)
Feedback from The Decider Life Skills Workshops
Thank you so much for putting on this brilliant course. My daughter had already done some work with a lovely mental health nurse but it had not really made sense to her. Michelle and Carol put on a show yesterday that was entertaining and so realistic that it was easy to see how their methods could easily be applied to make good changes. My daughter was certainly very enthusiastic which was a joy to see. Thank you once again.
This should be taught in all schools.
I wanted to drop you a short line thanking you for putting on the above course last Friday. I have to say it is the best course I have attended in many a year. Not only were both Michelle and Carol were fantastic presenters, but their Life Skills are straight-forward and (importantly) relatively easy to remember. I fully endorse their view that their message needs to get it out into the community at large, and if at all possible to our youth. Thank you.
Very informative, a big eye opener. There is a lot I can take away from this and learn about myself and how I can to change for the better.
Really helpful workshop.
Very beneficial workshop. This would have helped a lot earlier in my mental health journey. Very engaging, dynamic lecturers/teachers. I think all (health professionals) for their own practice would benefit from this brief workshop.
Very useful tools to enable me to think before taking actions. Will help me to build on my values and break cycles where previously I may have acted on impulse. Thank you. Very thought provoking.
Really useful and valuable workshop.
This strikes me as an excellent, accessible, non-threatening presentation of vital life skills, valuable to professionals and individuals in need. It is applicable to a wide age group, and level of education, and promotes confidence in your own ability to cope. I wish all families could experience this!
Tremendously powerful workshop. Everyone should know these skills!
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Another HUDC estate Eunosville launched for collective sale at S$643m-S$653m
OWNERS of 330-unit Eunosville, a former HUDC estate, has put up the estate for collective sale - the third such launch this year.
Based on its asking price of S$643 million-S$653 million, Eunosville stands to be the largest former HUDC estate to be collectively sold in a decade after Farrer Court was sold for a record S$1.34 billion in 2007.
As a sign that the en-bloc market is stirring to life, the launch of Eunosville came on the heels of the launch of Rio Casa, another privatised HUDC estate in Hougang, this week and One Tree Hill Gardens earlier this year.
Eunosville consists of 10 residential blocks of six maisonette blocks and four walk-up apartment blocks with a total of 255 maisonettes and 75 apartments. It was built in the late 1980s with a balance lease of about 70 years.
Its asking price excludes the differential premium of about S$181 million to be paid to the government for topping up the lease from about 70 years to a fresh 99-year lease and the intensification of the site to a gross plot ratio of 2.8.
Including the differential premium, the per square foot cost for the developer works out to be S$780 to S$790 per square foot per plot ratio (psf ppr), according to OrangeTee.com, the sole marketing agent for the tender.
This translates to an estimated break-even pricing of S$1,250 psf for the developer.
"With the recent successful launches of the two nearby projects at Park Place Residences and Grandeur Park Residences, a developer can expect to fetch selling prices in the region of S$1,450 psf for a new condominium on site," said OrangeTee director of business solutions Alex Oh.
"We believe Eunosville will generate good interest from developers given its excellent connectivity being right next to the Eunos MRT Station and to major expressways. The site offers a developer an opportunity to acquire a site just one station from Paya Lebar Central which is set to become a vibrant commercial hub," Mr Oh added.


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Jul 10, 2015 Their new deck is made with a composite material. Paint chips and fades, wood warps, and mold and mildew discolor the boards.
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Good evening ladies I hope you are all well this evening. I have been busy today making this card for a lady at work who is leaving to have a baby. I was asked to make a card with plenty of room for people to write messages. I don't really like making big cards as I think they don't always look nice, so I decided to use two blank cards and put them together. Hopefully you will see what I mean below.
I followed the sketch on Friday Sketchers this week which is shown below;
I have used Bloom and grow papers by My Minds Eye. I love these so much my friend Fi got them for me for Christmas I am going to have to get some more I have been trying to make them last but I am almost out now :(
I bought the cardstock I mounted the papers on to from Sir Stampalot in Peterborough. They have great packs of different colour cardstock I am soooooo getting some more when I go back in June. Actually I have a big list of things I need but Alas the bank balance doesn't accept my list, will have to put a birthday list together :)
Any how you are here to see my card not read my waffling so here it is
I have used an image from Mo Manning, I Love this image it is perfect for this type of card and was the only one like it I could find. I added in the sentiment in Word and printed it out on the copic card I bought from Sir Stampalot on my last visit. I can't reccommend it enough - for those of you in the UK I really reccommend you get this and give it a go.
The charm was in my stash but I am not sure where I bought it from. and the raffia lace was bought from Quixotic Paperie. The ribbon is from Ebay. I made the swirl using some little nail art gems I also bought on ebay for about £1.99 including P&P I coloured a few of them to match the colour in the top. This was also a requirement on Suzanne Deans Copic challenge.
Here is another view of the image (these pictures were taken before I coloured the gems)
Here is a close up of the image. I colured this using my Copics. I usually shade around the edge of my images using C1 but thought I would try something a little different this time. I had seen a dotty background before on a few cards but had never tried it. I found a tutorial on Chrissies art and design blog. I will find the link and put it on here ASAP.
I am entering this card in to the following challenges;
Friday Sketchers - Sketch
Crafty Angels - One for the girls
By the cute and girly - Celebrations
Inky Impressions - Summer ( I have used summery colours)
La La Land - Anything goes
Nutshells - Mothers day or something for a mother
Dare You to digi stamp - Anything goes
Stamp Something - Celebrate
Colour me creative classroom - Summer themed, coloured with copics, embellishment coloured with copics
Also before I forget please scroll down to see the stamps I have for sale (or to swap) and don't forget I also have a blog candy running which is pinned to the top of my blog.


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The Peterson Principle: 6/2/14
With all of the discussion going on about hacking into HUDL accounts last week I made a statement in my column. I said it was a whole lot of noise about a minor issue.
Fanview: May 27, 2014
"Yeah, with just one look I was a bad mess 'Cause that long cool woman had it all…"—The Hollies Kick it! In a prime on prime match, I still take Magic over LeBron in basketball.
The Peterson Principle: 5/26/14
Jorge Reyna is still at Pasadena and will be the quarterback for the Bulldogs in the fall. He didn't play in the throw with Marshall on Saturday fueling speculation that the Downey transfer had transferred again.
Layton Speaks Out: "My Resignation Was Planned!"
Roddy Layton stepped down at Diamond Ranch Friday afternoon because he was tired – tired of 12-14 hour days, tired of getting home at 9:30 every night, tired of not being able to spend more time with his family and grandson. It had nothing to do with an investigation into somebody hacking into Diamond Bar's […]
The Peterson Principle 11/5/12
In the not too distant future all of the coaches will not be gathering together on CIF selection Sunday. It won't be necessary. It's really not necessary now. All of the playoff pairings are online already and a lot of gas money would be saved by simply having the coaches log in to check it […]


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UC Browser picked up a significant update today which sees the introduction of a new user interface along with a host of new features. Designed for Windows Phone 8.1 devices, the browser has a nifty gesture based tab management feature that allows you to switch between tabs with ease. And it renders the web beautifully on a 1080p display. Update your browser and enjoy it.
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I first met Emma and Danny at the Saxon mill in Warwick – a gorgeous little gastro pub in the countryside – when we met to chat about their winter wedding at Mythe Barn, Warwickshire I was so excited to shoot there.
Danny is SUPER romantic, before he proposed to Emma he had already booked the venue – and the proposal itself OH MY GOD – he flew Emma to America and had arranged for the hotel to put rose petals on the bed and pictures of family members on the room walls with signs spelling will you marry me! (I only wish my fella was that romantic!)
Mythe Barn is a restored purpose built barn wedding venue, full of light so absolutely perfect for photography – you can really put your own stamp on this venue with your own decor and theme. Mythe actually means 'the joining of two rivers' – How adorable!
The wedding was a super happy emotional occasion, the barn was decorated so beautifully with blue, silver and white elements for the perfect winter wedding. The ceremony took place in the Oak room in front of the amazing arched window looking out at the countryside.
The two little flower girls who are Danny's daughters looked super adorable holding those chalkboard signs and when it came to the readings Danny was so overcome with emotion, such a truly beautiful moment.
Throughout the day guests enjoyed entertainment from a string quartet, brilliant magician and an awesome band – and the food! Canapé's and mains from galloping gourmet, popcorn carts, a beautiful wedding cake and krispy kreme doughnuts.
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15-Year-Old Wil Wheaton Might be a Deadbeat…
…but grown-up Wil Wheaton is awesome.
Teresa Jusino of Pink Raygun recently wrote a humorous complaint about having sent off a subscription card for the Wil Wheaton fan club 21 years ago and never receiving a response.
Wheaton heard of her plight and responded, and wound up sending her an official fan club package and letter, addressed to "8-year-old Teresa Jusino."
As she says:
Wil didn't have to send this. He didn't have to respond to my article. It was a humor piece that I wrote for fun, and while the thought of him reading it crossed my mind, I certainly wasn't expecting him to, you know, do anything about it. But he did, in a really sweet way. And in doing so, he proved himself to be worthy of admiration not just for the cool blog posts, the stories he writes, the forums he heads up, or the roles he plays, but for being a pretty awesome human being. And for that, he gets a big thank you from Twenty-Nine Year Old Me. Don't get me wrong. Eight Year Old Me is very, very pleased. But Twenty-Nine Year Old Me better knows the importance of a kind gesture, and hopes that her gratitude carries more weight.
That's really rather wonderful.
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- Set with Plug-N-Play transmitter and receiver
- Integrated rechargeable 750 mAh lithium battery
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Do you know what you would do during a dental emergency? Do you know what would qualify as a dental emergency? Accidents can happen very quickly and can be incredibly unpleasant experiences. But if you know what to do, you could actually take steps to save your tooth.
Of course, there are several things that could be considered an emergency, and typically you should respond by visiting a dentist. Did you know that you should consider any cracked, chipped, or fractured tooth an emergency? Similarly, you should consider sudden or extreme pain a dental emergency. Finally, if you lose a crown or a filling, please contact us as soon as you can.
If you suffer a dental emergency, it's imperative for you to visit a dentist as soon as possible. Unfortunately, if you don't care for your teeth well following trauma, you could have to cope with a number of serious consequences. For example, a cracked tooth can lead to symptoms such as bleeding or swollen gums, extreme pain, and bad breath, among other things. Similarly, if you lose a tooth, you could be more vulnerable to decay, gingivitis, and shifting teeth.
If you do experience trauma that leads to a cracked or chipped tooth, please contact us as soon as possible. We'll be happy to offer you personalized advice—though we do recommend using over-the-counter medications or dental cement until you can come to our office. Similarly, please contact us immediately if you're experiencing extreme pain in your mouth.
If you have question or concerns about dental emergencies, please feel free to contact Pelandale Dental Care at 209-545-9489. Dr. Parampal and our team will be happy to answer any questions you may have. We're eager to hear from you soon.


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Here's another blog from a Chiropractor inMississauga…
On Sunday May 13, 2012, I caddied Maria and her co-worker Susan at the Sporting Life 10K race in Downtown Toronto. This was Maria's 3 time doing this particular race. Her previous times were 48:29 in 2008, and 51:18 in 2010 (9 months post-baby). Now in 2012, Maria was hoping to get back to her sub 50 minute time. I did warn her that her lack of training may hinder this lofty-goal.
At this year's race, the big draw was the $50 Sporting Life gift certificate. This appetizing incentive attracted many of Maria's otherCreditValleyHospital– Radiation Therapy co-workers. I think there were about 17 of them in total.
More than 22,000 people turned out to walk or run the 10 kilometres downhill from Youge Streetat Castlefield Ave.to the finish line at FortYork. That's up from about 14,000 participants last year. The run raised $1.9 million for Camp Oochigeas, a camp for children with cancer, as well as its in-hospital facility at Sick Kids and after-school camp at Ooch Downtown in Toronto.
Before any runners crossed the finish line, the ribbon was broken by Rich Vanderwal, 41, who rocketed through the course in his racing wheelchair in just over 22 minutes, all the more impressive given the roads were slippery from a morning drizzle. He said that he reached 54 km/h heading downYouge Street.
The top male runner was Shoaib Ikram of Waterloo in a time of 31:13. Megan Van Keulen of Beamsville was the fastest female finisher in a time of 35:14. Maria didn't quite meet her goal, but she was really happy with her time of 51:35. She was 319/1694 women ages 30-34.
After the race, the girls picked up their medals and we walked around the post-race expo. We did see an interesting booth where they had a jumbo screen with a simulation of the Sporting Life 10K race. A group of runners where on this sensor mat, and they were running in spot, like they were in the race.
Overall, it was a fun experience. See you on the roads… Happy Running!
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Mainzeal's Richard Yan wins reprieve on liquidation of related companies
Richard Yan, the principal of the failed Mainzeal group of companies, has won the latest round with the liquidators of his empire after the Court of Appeal ruled in his favour that disputed debts must be settled before two related companies could be wound up.
Justices Tony Randerson, Rhys Harrison and Ellen French upheld Yan's appeal to set aside the liquidation of Richina Global Real Estate (RGREL) and turned down the liquidator's bid to add Isola Vineyards, in a judgment released today.
During the course of the hearing, the debts owed by RGREL relied on by the liquidators to support their appointment were found not to be due or were held in a trust account, with the remaining debts "substantially and genuinely disputed" and that it was "premature to make a liquidation order before the disputes were determined," the judgment said.
"The short point is that, at this stage, there are no undisputed debts due by RGREL upon which a liquidation order could be properly made," the judges said. "To do so would be unfair in terms of the well-established principles we have outlined above and would amount to an abuse of process."
The Appeal Court turned down a bid by BDO's Andrew Bethell, Brian Mayo-Smith and Stephen Tubbs, who were appointed liquidators for most of the Mainzeal group, to join Isola Vineyards to the administration, as the outstanding debts of the firm were also disputed.
"While we accept that there were inadequacies in Isola's evidence to support its assertion that it had the capacity to meet the disputed liabilities should it ultimately be found liable to pay them, we agree with the Judge that a liquidation order was not appropriate in the circumstances," the judgment said.
The liquidators are pursuing the related party debts that stemmed from two restructures in 2012.
"Although the BDO liquidators have not yet formulated their defence to the application to set aside the pooling orders, it is evident that the validity of the transactions and the impact on intercompany indebtedness will be central to the dispute to be determined," the judgment said.
"The liquidators contend that if the various liabilities between Mainzeal/KFL (King Facade) and Isola/RGREL had not been 'netted off', significant funds could flow to Mainzeal and KFL and to their unsecured creditors who, we are advised, are owed over $100 million," the judgment said.
Mainzeal Property & Construction and Mainzeal Living were tipped into receivership on Feb. 6 last year, the Waitangi Day public holiday, and 200 Vic joined them on Feb. 13. Liquidators were appointed to the Mainzeal group later that month on Feb. 28.
The receivership of Mainzeal Property & Construction left a surplus of $1.1 million for the liquidators of the wider group, who represent unsecured creditors who have lodged claims worth at least $139.3 million. The receivers were appointed by Bank of New Zealand, which was owed $11.3 million, the bulk of which was over the Mainzeal headquarters building on Auckland's Victoria St.
If the liquidators aren't successful in achieving a significant recovery from the related party loans, any distribution to unsecured creditors "is not likely to be substantial," they said in their latest report on the wider administration.
Former Prime Minister Jenny Shipley and former Brierley Investments chief executive Paul Collins resigned as directors of Mainzeal Property & Construction in December 2012, at the request of Mainzeal and Richina group principal Yan. They remained directors of Mainzeal Group until just before the MPC receivership.