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Armand Rousseau: The Importance
Critics unilaterally acknowledge that some of the most definitive terroir expressions of Pinot Noir in Burgundy are produced at Domaine Armand Rousseau's winery.
"This much is sure: The best among six grands crus and three premier crus chez Rousseau (meaning above all their Chambertin, Chambertin Clos de Beze, Gevrey—Chambertin Clos St. Jacques, Ruchottes-Chambertin, and Clos de la Roche) are icons of Burgundy terroir," writes Robert Parker, while Clive Coates MW refers to Rousseau as: "one of the small number of Burgundy estates to which I would unhesitatingly award three stars."
It is the most renowned estate in Gevrey-Chambertin and for Antonio Galloni: "The Rousseau wines are distinguished by their extraordinary transparency to site and overall finesse, making this cellar a must-stop for Burgundy fans who want to understand the essence of Gevrey's most important vineyards."
Armand Rousseau: The Insight
Domaine Armand Rousseau's reputation is inextricably intertwined with the prestige of Chambertin, where Rousseau owns more vines than any other grower. This is the most culturally emblematic red Burgundy vineyard, with one of the most distinctive and easily recognisable characters in every vintage. Noted as the only wine Napoleon ever drank in his time as Emperor, to overstate the sheer cultural significance of Chambertin would be impossible. For Clive Coates, "as far as Chambertin and Chambertin Clos de Beze are concerned, you could even argue that there is Rousseau, and there are the rest. There are few finer domaines in the Cote d'Or than that of Armand Rousseau."
With holdings throughout Gevrey, the domaine benefits from many other prestigious red Burgundy terroirs, such as the monopole of Clos des Ruchottes, which within the domaine has been treated as a flagship wine, producing excellent quality across vintages. With 2.5ha of forty-year-old vines, Armand Rousseau owns more here than anyone else. The size of their holdings, combined with the domaine's experience with the vineyard, which spans three generations back to 1921, goes some way towards explaining the wine's critical acclaim and undisputed celebrity. To quote Robert Parker: "the three grands crus nearest the village of Gevrey – Ruchottes-Chambertin, Mazy-Chambertin (known by other growers as Mazis-Chambertin) and Clos de Beze – are uniformly superbly situated. First among equals is Clos de Beze, as demonstrated by the fact that wine grown here can be labelled simply Chambertin, but the converse is not permitted. Alluring scents of rose petal and liquorice over a base of deep black cherry are typical manifestations of these great sites."
Rousseau's Premier Cru Gevrey-Chambertin Clos St. Jacques vies with the Grand Cru Chambertin wines as the crown jewel in the vineyard collection. Though it is now ranked a Premier Cru, Jules Lavalle ranks this exclusive clos in Gevrey Chambertin as "Premiere Cuvée" in his 1855 classification of the vineyards of Burgundy, as does Camille Rodier in the subsequent classification of 1920, while modern commentators such as Clive Coates commend Clos Saint-Jacques as "the equal of a Grand Cru" both in price and quality. Rousseau is the largest holder in this important Premier Cru and that the Clos St Jacques is so often put forward as a candidate for promotion to Grand Cru status is largely down to the quality of the Rousseau bottling.
For the most part, demand for these wines is so strong that they are invariably allocated as opposed to being actively sold. Prices have risen steadily over the past decade, and there is no real reason to suggest that they will stop: the combination of rarity and outstanding quality is not without effect.
Armand Rousseau: The Background
Armand Rousseau assembled a remarkable collection of vineyards in the first quarter of the last century and was a pioneer in estate-bottling. Eric Rousseau took over after the death of his father Charles in May 2016, representing the third generation at the Domaine. For many wine lovers Charles was a point of reference, having been the face of the Domaine since 1959. However, not much is set to change from a winemaking standpoint under the young Eric, though Clive Coates speculates that bottling dates may be moved forward by a few months compared to the past.
Practices have hardly changed in three generations, with triage exclusively in the vineyards (not the press house); the inclusion of whole clusters and stems; precocious malolactic fermentation; a reliance on older barrels; and an eventual light plaque filtration – this is red Burgundy as it should be.
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The state of Utah and Emery County filed a lawsuit on June 29 asking a judge to reopen seven public roads that were shut down by the federal government. The lawsuit claims that the Bureau of Land Management illegally closed seven roads in Emery County.
"The state and Emery County already own these roads and we are simply asking the courts to remind the federal government of this fact," says Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr.
The lawsuit is the latest effort of the Public Roads Over Public Lands Project*a joint effort among the Governor's Office, the Attorney General's Office and Utah's counties to preserve state and local ownership and control of Utah's established public roads over public lands. The project has filed lawsuits over seven other roads and is working with the BLM on six more roads.
"We are talking about roads that have been built and used by Utahns. It's time for Utahns to get their roads back," says Attorney General Mark Shurtleff.
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* Mexican Mountain Road is 16 miles long and located in eastern Emery County. The road has been used for sightseeing, recreation, law enforcement, mineral exploration and search-and-rescue efforts.
* Seeger's Hole Road is an 11 mile stretch in southwest Emery County. It has been used for sightseeing, recreation, law enforcement, mineral exploration and traveling.
* Sid's Leap Road spans 6 miles in eastern Emery County. The road has been used for recreation, mineral exploration and search and rescue. It has also been used by visitors to see where Sid Swasey purportedly jumped his horse over a large chasm to avoid a sheriff's posse at the turn of the century.
* Red Hole Draw Road is two miles long and located in western Emery County. Prior to its recent closure, the road was used for livestock management, sightseeing, recreation and traveling.
* Link Flat Road stretches three miles in southwest Emery County. The public used it for livestock management, sightseeing and mineral exploration.
* June's Bottom Road is six miles long and located in southeastern Emery County near a scenic and historic part of the Green River. Until its recent closure, the road was used for sightseeing, recreation and mineral exploration.
* Copper Globe Road spans 14 miles near I-70 in southwest Emery County. The road provided access to the Copper Globe Mine in the early 1900s and has been used for ranching, hunting, sightseeing and prospecting.
The lawsuit is asking the courts to recognize state and local rights under R.S. 2477*a law that granted public rights-of-way across public lands. Congress repealed R.S. 2477 in 1976, but made it clear that every right-of-way already established under the statute was still valid. However, the BLM has since closed travel and road maintenance on R.S. 2477 roads in Emery County and other parts of the state. The BLM has also taken the position that using or maintaining the roads would be trespassing.
The court papers note that 69 percent of the land in Utah is owned by the federal government and numerous roads traverse federally-owned lands. Assistant Attorneys General Edward Ogilvie, Ralph Finlayson, Roger Fairbanks and Jaysen Oldroyd will be representing Utah in the lawsuit.


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Skip to comments.Ron Paul Calls on United Nations to Confiscate Domain Names of His Supporters
Posted on 02/11/2013 3:32:14 PM PST by ksen
Earlier today, Ron Paul filed an international UDRP complaint against RonPaul.com and RonPaul.org with WIPO, a global governing body that is an agency of the United Nations. The complaint calls on the agency to expropriate the two domain names from his supporters without compensation and hand them over to Ron Paul.
On May 1st, 2008 we launched a grassroots website at RonPaul.com that became one of the most popular resources dedicated exclusively to Ron Paul and his ideas. Like thousands of fellow Ron Paul supporters, we put our lives on hold and invested 5 years of hard work into Ron Paul, RonPaul.com and Ron Paul 2012. Looking back, we are very happy with what we were able to achieve with unlimited enthusiasm and limited financial resources.
Last month, after Ron Paul expressed regret on the Alex Jones show over not owning RonPaul.com (in an interview titled Ron Paul: The Internet Is Our Last Chance to Awaken America), dozens of supporters urged us to contact Ron Paul to work out a deal.
We sent Ron Paul the following respectful offer [View/Download PDF File], explaining that wed prefer to keep RonPaul.com due to reasons explained in our letter.
At the same time we offered him RonPaul.org as a free gift so we could keep using RonPaul.com and he wouldnt have to use something like RonPaulsHomePage.com.
Our offer went on to explain that in case Ron Paul insisted on obtaining RonPaul.com, we would prepare a complete liberty package consisting of RonPaul.com and our mailing list of 170,000 liberty lovers.
The value we put on the deal was $250k; we are getting our mailing list appraised right now but we are confident it is easily worth more than $250k all by itself. Claims that we tried to sell Ron Paul his name for $250k or even $800k are completely untrue, and there is little doubt that our mailing list would have enabled Ron Paul to raise several million dollars for the liberty movement this year. It would have been a win/win/win situation for everyone involved.
Instead of responding to our offer, making a counter offer, or even accepting our FREE gift of RonPaul.org, Ron Paul went to the United Nations and is trying to use its legal process related to domain name disputes to actively deport us from our domain names without compensation.
Below is a copy of Ron Pauls complaint and our original offer to Ron Paul. We have 20 days to prepare a response and we are tentatively looking for a lawyer to represent us in this case.
Hopefully it wont have to come to that!
What in the world is going on? Earlier this week we were hit in the face by Ron Pauls entirely out-of-character anti-Chris Kyle tweet, and now Ron Paul, the Internet grassroots candidate, who was at the right place at the right time to lead the rEVOLution, attacks his own grassroots supporters through an agency of the United Nations to deport them from their own domain names after 5 years of nothing but unlimited, unconditional support on our part?
Back in 2007 we put our lives on hold for you, Ron, and we invested close to 10,000 hours of tears, sweat and hard work into this site at great personal sacrifice. We helped raise millions of dollars for you, we spread your message of liberty as far and wide as we possibly could, and we went out of our way to defend you against the unjustified attacks by your opponents. Now that your campaigns are over and you no longer need us, you want to take it all away and send us off to a UN tribunal?
Thats not cool! We want our old pre-retirement Ron Paul back!
Guess old Ron needs some new tinfoil and a spiffy new deck to go along with it.
Maybe a few extra bucks for some spin-folks to keep his kook son in
"conservative" soundbites, no matter what a loon he may actually be.
UN is where these complaints go now.
HAHAHAHAHA. No, that's not enough laughter. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...
Lie down with dogs, get up with fleas.
Who would not have seen something like this coming from a Lil' Martian?????
Is this a joke?
If its true what a dweeb Ron Paul is - hahahahahahahah
Oh my goodness. A long detailed article on ron paul. guess I should read it all b4 commenting. Uh... no, I'm good. RP whacko.
I still can't figure out why people supported him. He is beyond bat shiite crazy.
This isn't new; it happens every day.
Domain name squatting is big business.
I don't know what you mean by squatting, if they lawfully purchased the domain names then Ron Crazy Paul doesn't have much of a leg to stand on.
Yes Ron Paul is an absolute loon, but even here on FR there are quite a few paulbots. It's like a cult. Most are probably laying low right now after Ron Paul tweeted that awful comment about Chris Kyle (the American hero sniper) the other day. Once some time passes and they think people have forgotten his latest insane statement, the paultards will be back yammering about how wonderful "Dr. Paul" is.
Gee, the Paultards are finding out ol' Wrong Paul really is the nutburger other people always pointed him out to be.
It's not hard.
Most of his supporters that I know are pro drugs, pro abortion, and anti tax.
Pretty much social liberals that don't want to pay taxes.
It really is that simple for the majority of his flock.
There's no question about it. Ron Paul definitely has a "leg to stand on" with this. I'm not his supporter at all, but I do know he's got an excellent chance of getting that domain. Just read up on the process and you'll find out.
You are completely mistaken.
The names will be handed over to him, that is the law.
This stuff goes on constantly. There are courts that deal only with this issue. The UN only gets involved when it is a multinational complaint. Domain names get handed to their proper owners constantly.
I don't doubt that he'll get the domain name. But I STRONGLY object to anyone, especially somebody like him, grabbing somebody else's property, and appealing to the UN no less!
As usual, you're way out in looney land.
Domain name squatting has been going on for 25 years or more.
Most of the people that are claiming to be Ron Paul supporters are substantially in disagreement with him on numerous political issues.
Who gave the UN the power to expropriate anything?
Ok... Ron we know you're nuts...
You didn't need to PROVE it!!
They acquired the domain name before Ron Paul did. Hence they are not squatting, any more than you are squatting on your own property. Its nothing more than confiscation, and I find it appalling that Paul is trying to involve the UN in his grab for someone else's private property.
Ron. Here is your blanket. Get a chair with a view.
You did good things in your day.
Now is your time to relax and enjoy your retirement.
It's squatting.
They acquired it for extortional purposes.
>> "Who gave the UN the power to expropriate anything?" <<
A treaty signed by the US and over 100 other countries.
How could they be trying to extort him, when they offered him one of the domains as a free gift?
Its a dangerous precedent to set, having an outside party (especially, I repeat, the UN) tell you why you chose to acquire a piece of property in your possession and then decide that you have less of a claim to it than someone else.
Today Ron Paul, tomorrow the federal government.
You're an idiot.
I'm not the one bescumbering the virtual countryside with steaming heaps of misspelt words, thank you very much.
It's Karma, I tell ya..........
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This apartment house in central Berlin was destroyed by aerial bombardment in February, 1945. In 1990, French artist Christian Boltanski and his students did research on the site, found that all the former residents were Jews, and constructed a memorial space dedicated to "absence." The signs indicate the names of the residents and approximate place where they lived in the building, their dates of birth and death, and occupations, which went across class lines.
Plaques indicate the approximate space occupied by Jewish and non-Jewish residents, testifying to a diversity that was lost with Nazi decrees against the Jews and removal of the Jewish population from Berlin.
The Nazis exempted Berlin Jews in mixed marriages from deportation until February 28, 1943. On that day, the Fabrik-Aktion took place, where between 1,500 and 2,500 Jewish men were rounded up and held in the Jewish community building on Rosenstrasse. The next day, a series of demonstration by non-Jewish wives and relatives took place at the site and continued for five days. Strangely, the men were released. This unexpected response is usually cited as linked to several causes: (1) the demonstrators, mostly women, were not protesting against the Nazi regime, but the Nazi violation of their own directives not to deport intermarried Jews and mischlinge (half-Jews); (2) some respect for women; (3) The regime's wish to avoid a larger demonstration and avoding a bloodbath in the center of Berlin.
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Kiosk dedicated to the Women's Demonstration on Rosenstrasse (original building was destroyed in Allied bombing)
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We received a great response from you to the "Diabetes and Your Emotions" posting that Peggy wrote last year. The strong emotions associated with diabetes are a normal part of living with a chronic disease. One of you reminded us not to forget about grief. Let's talk a little bit about grief.
Grief is a reaction to a major loss. People with a chronic disease such as diabetes experience a loss or potential loss of quality of life. The grieving process is natural. Everyone experiences it in their own way. There can be five stages of grief, but they don't necessarily occur in a specific order or manner. Not everyone experiences all of them:
When someone is newly diagnosed with a chronic disease, it's necessary to deal with grief. Any loss isn't easy and there will be periods of denial, sadness and anger. You may ask, why me? Anger can be directed towards your healthcare provider, family and friends. You may have feelings of guilt and ask yourself questions like, "Is it my fault, could I have done something different?" Are you fearful of complications? These concerns are all a part of the grieving process, which can come and go.
Over time, most of you will be able to accept the fact that your lives have been changed and find ways to adapt healthy coping skills. Accepting your diabetes has nothing to do with giving in to it. Accepting is when you stop trying to change the reality to make it fit your expectations, accept the change and begin taking care of it.
As humans, we're social creatures and need each other. Having another person for support, a support group, friend, or family member can help get you through the change and sorrow associated with grief.
If you're feeling alone in your grief or your diabetes in general, ask your healthcare team for information on diabetes support groups in your area.
Diabetes and grief; what are your experiences with it?
Sara J. Carlson, R.N., C.D.E.
Peggy Moreland, R.N., C.D.E.
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With a Masters in Social Work, I immediately recognized the stages of grief in myself when my doctor told me I am officially diabetic (type 2). Denial:I ate whatever I felt like for a couple weeks, like an alcoholic going on a binge before checking into rehab. I cried: why me? I was embarrassed and guilty: I had clearly been eating more than I burned, so this was my fault. 3 months later, As an emotional eater, I still have waves of frustration and grief most days, when I see foods I cannot have. It's not hypoglycemia causing the carb craving: it's desire! I have so little in my life that nurtures me, so treating myself to donuts and pizza and chips and ice cream was my one indulgence. I keep reading that exercise will help, but this dx is heaped on the grief that I used to be a dancer until an ill-advised surgery left me in chronic pain that is aggravated by almost any exercise. So yeah, I cope: I test a couple times a day, I try to have fun with creative salad add-ins, generally count carbs, and I'm in PT again to try to ease the tendonitis that prevents me from walking much. But when I walked past the muffin display in the cafeteria today, I felt genuinely sad. The grocery store is now SO depressing, and every meal is like an opportunity to screw up, not an event for pleasure at all. I'm annoyed that I had managed to almost completely give up artificial sweeteners, and now I am back to using those toxic add-ins to make some foods at least a little enjoyable (oatmeal, or home-made rhubarb sauce.) If I do indulge in pizza with friends, or birthday cake, I feel guilty and stupid. I really feel like if I don't have grand-kids by the time I'm 65 I'm going to say the heck with it and eat whatever I want, because death runs in my family anyway, so I might as well enjoy life while I have it.
I was diagnosed a month before my 10th birthday. It was then that my childhood ended and I had to mature. I spent the next year trying to get my head around things, getting used to all the pressure of having Type 1 diabetes. I didn't have time to grieving as a week after diagnosis my parents got a divorce, I needed to be there for my mum and support her. But when I got to the age of 14 I began getting massive breakdowns of tears every few months and tried to hide it away because I didn't want to upset my mum. Eventually I told my mum and my best friend and the both helped me through the stage. Sometimes all you need is support from the people you trust the most
Did people not know how to grieve before Kubler Ross came up with this little 5 step grief program in 1969? I learned the steps over and over again in nursing school...but it really offers little understanding to something as complex as grief. May I suggest that we drop it entirely? It did not help me to comfort patients in the ICU. The only thing that helps grief is compassion and empathy...There is no science to grieving..it lives in the heart.
I am so tired of the little grief package...denial, bargaining depression etc. Human beings are far more complex than this little mantra. I have no denial...no bargaining..I accept the diagnosis that has so affected our entire family...what I have is sorrow for the loss of my son's childhood. Sorrow. It will ebb and flow, but I will carry that sorrow forever. I accept the sorrow, but that will not make it go away.
I am angry. Why me?, I ask.
Apparently I am too sweet!!-- and I am. I let people run all over me. But no more. That behavior made me lazy, and heavy weight-wise, never telling people to back off, to stop bullying me...eating to fill the void and to stuff-down the resentment.
It can be overwhelming to get this diagnosis-- especially if you have had other things to grieve in your life.
I went to a research hospital/clinic in Minneapolis for my education and nutrition advice-- they were after me to do bariatric surgery to control the diabetes which was pretty under control then quite easily-- I was only in their criteria weight range for that surgery by 1 pound. One!
I no longer trust anyone associated with diabetes care because of that. It is big business and we need to be alert and advocating for ourselves. Question what they tell you...
We are viewed as people who suddenly need to be treated like small children when we get this diagnosis--being called to see if we would (oh please, they ask) be in studies, being monitored, being talked down to.
It is a pain. I started exercising today. I will get healthier. I will not be a guinea pig for researchers.
I was diagnosed with diabetes at the age of 28. I am now 35 and I've experienced DKA (with a stint in the hospital for 5 days) plus out of control A1C results. I am finally ready to except the fact that I have diabetes and try to brimg my levels down to between 85-125. But I am still very angry that I have this elephant in my life. And sometimes I feel like I look like that elephant because since I've been watching my levels and taking ALL my insulin I've gained weight. It's very frustrating. So, yes I grieve over the life I had before I turned 28. It was what I thought a healthy life. A happy life. A life that was carefree. I miss it.
This is my story about the grief I felt as a mother when Type 1 diabetes hit my family: http://promotinghealthandpatienteducation.blogspot.com/2008/12/type-1-diabetes-and-grief.html
Nice to see your article acknowledging the grief associated with diagnosis of a chronic condition.
It is not unusual to have high blood sugars when you are on steroids. The problem with high blood sugars is that you can become dehydrated very quickly. Your diabetes medications may need to be adjusted. Insulin may be necessary when you are on steroids to keep your blood sugars down. We recommend that you see an endocrinologist that specializes in diabetes in your area.
I have type two diabetes, I have excepted the fact that I have it. My problem is that I also have severe asthma, so in the cold months, I have to be on steriods to help my lungs. My blood sugars stay around 400 they were 484 earlier today. Call the doctor to let them know. ADont worry about it you are only on the steriod for 5 days that blood sugars will go back to normal. This can not be health for me at all, with the up and down of my sugars. I am so scarred and feel all alone. I have a wonderful husband and daughter who are there for me, but they are as worried as I am. My husband is getting so mad at the hospital here, when we call in the middle of the night my sugars have just peaked to almost 500, thier answer is if you are not having any syptoms dont worry about it. So ask what to look for they said it varies you will know. WHAT WHEN I AM LAYING ON THE FLOOR AND MY FAMILY IS AT WORK AND I CANT GET HELP.
This sneaky disease, creeps up on you and bam! Your depressed, angry, and in denial. I don't feel any mentally different but it's pretty obvious to my wife, who seems to get the blunt of my frustration. I think it's her things she says and how she is about things, she tells me she's always been this way. So with the hope, of new discovery's in medical technology's and the great physician, vision can be restored and the bam can be kicked to the curb.
Two weeks before Christmas the lab tests from my physical showed a fasting glucose of 213 mg/dl.... I knew I was in trouble even before going back to the doctor. I was sad and angry because I knew I was borderline many years earlier (when I was 39, I am 46 now). I had even years before dropped 70lbs and let all that progress escape, returning once again to my BMI of 40. My A1c tested at 8.5% -- the diagnosis was abundantly clear. Now the Doc said I would have to test daily and probably take meds for the rest of my life. That brought tears and anguish. The good news: A supportive family and colleague at work brought me renewed determination. I have been testing my blood levels 3 times a day, eating less and avoiding high glycemic carbs, and walking 3 miles a day. Result -- returned to the Doc after 2 months bringing my graphs of my glucose levels and now my A1c tested at 6.1% and I had lost 12 lbs. Now for the next 3 months - NO MEDS and I am feeling great and committed to this new and enduring lifestyle. As much as the grief of diagnosis brought me down, the joy of accomplishment shared with my family and friends caused me to dance all day long.
I'm so very glad to see this information posted on your site. I believe that the depression over having health issues that were compounded by Type 1 diabetes is what killed my late husband. He fell into despair after losing three jobs in a row and being diagnosed with kidney failure and aortic stenosis. He insisted that he wanted no surgeries and was terrified with the prospect of dialysis. He had done well before that but his diabetes was very brittle and he always had trouble with wild blood sugar fluctuations. I tried to get help for him when I noticed a change in his eating, sleeping, and socializing habits, but I don't think his endocronologist or kidney specialist believed me, since my husband always joked around with them during office visits. Doctors need to meet with spouses/caregivers of chronically ill patients regularly and, if needed, refer all of their chronically ill patients and their care givers/spouses for counseling --especially as a chronic illness progresses. Keep telling people about these issues. You are doing a great service - saving lives.
I was 24, had just been married to my high school sweetheart; and was embarked on a life long dream of being a pilot in the USAF when I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. My efforts to remain in the service, in some capacity, were for naught. After four months I was discharged and settled into three months of "poor me" depression.
Somehow, I snapped out of it, and began trying to figure out what I could do for the rest of my life. Looking for a job was another life struggling process I had no idea of handling. Most interviews, after finding out that I was diabetic, would say they could not hire me because of my condition.
I finally was hired by Macy's of California with little problem. After a few years I applied for and won a position in a local government, which did not have any problems with my "condition."
While working and going to night school, I got advanced degrees; and finally decided I wanted to go to law school. I graduated, passed the California bar and continued with my career in local government.
My wife and I raised two great children. Our daughter became a type one diabetic at the age of 11. She accepted her condition, as well as, could be accepted. She married a type 1 diabetic; and they now have two children of their own. They follow their children with DNA tests available through a UCLA program.
I watch my condition fastidiously and maintain an A1C averaging 6.5. My diagnosing doc said I would live long if i took care of myself. I am 43
I found this useful and wish some discussion like this were readily available for people who are diagnosed with a chronic, serious mental illness.
i had breathing problem after allergic reaction to moving the lawn in my 40's. was diagnosed asthma. while on other asthma meds i was given some tablets. three months later diagnosed with diabetes. i was shocked.
before the asthma treatment i had perfect health.
in the very first session doctor gave me full information from hypo to hyper and eyes, kidney, heart attack and amputation.
it was too much for me. i had some negative thoughts. i wasnt ready for all this. i thought if doctors are killing me with their mis diagnoses and prescribing life threatening medication, its better to kill my self as there is no cure for diabetees or asthma.
it can be controlled and is like a slow death process. starting from one med to another and then die like a vegi / monkey state.
i thought its better to end my life rather be on variety of meds and have several other diseases and the after affect of the cocktail of meds.
no one referred me for 2-3 years to any other allied health professionals e.g. dietician, hydro, allternative therapy or counselling etc
sudden information of such illnesses is a major shock and life threatening as well.
some of the sites on internet gradually helped me out according to my pace of time, of this vicious cycle of loosing interest in my life.
moreover no doctor takes the responibilty for mis diagnoses and prescribing wrong / strong meds.
now i am 50, not going any where when some one is moving the lawn. and i am on diet plan.
I was devastated when I was told I had Diabetes 2. I had watched my brother on dialysis and the beds empty and fill and empty and fill. His body finally quit and the dialysis was not helping anymore. He passed shortly after. He had been on dialysis for 3 years. He also was a partier in his early days and abused his body terribly. So after I was diagnosed i cried, was very angry and then i had to accept my new life. I started to read and bought diabetic cookbooks. I changed what I was eating and bought a glider to exercise. I have my bad days but i met a woman who had been doing dialysis for 30 years, others 15 years. I am just doing diet so far and testing my sugars. If they can live well for years I can too. So be brave my friends and live life to it's fullest.
A friend
I'm 65, have had type 2 for 30 years, had middle toe removed left foot, big toe removed right foot, then all toes removed right foot last Oct. Had 6 by-passes 7 years ago, chronic pain for 12 years due to degenerative arthritis. 2009 spent 14 days in hospital, had 55 apointments at Luther-midelfort Clinic and take over 7,000 perscription pills a year. Besides that I'm 6'-10" and weigh 280#. Depressed, NO! I'm always at the Clinic and know many emplyess there, they can't believe my attitude. The key is "Acceptance!". Don't get to high when feeling good, or to down when feeling bad. BELIEVE ME it is easier said than done. I still fish, play with my beautiful 4 year old grandson and enjoy myself. Oh, may not be depressed but from time to time get pissed off about everything, seems to help also;-> You can do it!
I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes about five months ago and I read your article with great interest. I am 67 years old and have suffered with clinical depression and anxiety problems. The diabetes diagnosis created within me no grief and I know about denial, if anything my other problems seemed to decline significantly when I started taking the medications prescribed me for the diabetes. At this point I wonder how long the diabetes went undiagnosed, and, possibly contributed to the depression and anxiety. In fact I feel much better now than I have in many years, It is fascinating to have come across the article about grief and diabetes. For those who do suffer the grief, I commend their struggle, for with that struggle eventually passes and , at that point, they can carry on with the management of their diabetes. Thank you. Lloyd
Does anyone know if overall life expextancy is reduced by Diabetes?
Thank you,
When our 15-month-old daughter was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes 21 years ago, I experienced feelings of grief and guilt. I kept trying to figure out what I had done during my pregnancy that caused her to have diabetes. My husband, on the other hand, accepted the condition and got busy learning what needed to be done.
We never let our daughter feel that she was different or sickly, but we did begin organizing our life a little better and planning in advance. We accepted the limitations and matured into better parents.
Several months ago, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I went into denial and anger mode, and I had a tough time accepting my body's betrayal. After a lumpectomy, chemotherapy, radiation and continuing herceptin treatment, I am being more practical about my medical situation. It is not easy, but I am beginning to fully understand the saying that "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger".
No one's body is perfect, and most of us will face a challenge. Our daughter's challenge occurred before she could compare life before diabetes. Mine occurred after 54 years of great health. Either way, we both respect our health in general, and don't give in to self pity.
However, I believe one should have the time to mourn what I call "the body's betrayal' and then accept the facts and move into being a positive role model for the next person who will face a similar challenge.
I've been daignosed with Diabetes dec'08. iam still coping with anger -sadness & depression issues related to it. How can start accepting the life style change.
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Hi, people! I'm back from my conference, the first time EVER I've left my boys for 3 whole days and nights. You'll be happy to know that things improved greatly after my rocky start. For me; not necessarily for hubs back home.
It turns out school was cancelled the ENTIRE TIME I was gone, due to the snow. So he had to figure out alternate childcare arrangements, lunches, snowsuits, drop-offs and pick-ups, not to mention shoveling the walk every morning. The man's a SAINT, I tell you. My gift to him is putting that in writing for all the world to read.
OK, so: back to the Blissdom conference. I could write at least 7 posts about it, but I will spare you since most of you reading this will probably never attend a blog conference. Although if you're a blogger, I highly recommend it. They give you tons of free stuff and you're surrounded by people who "get" you and make jokes about captcha and how much time they spend on Twitter.
For me, the conference was chock full o' inspiration and self-revelations. After maybe a half-day of feeling like the uncool kid back in high school, I realized I am 36, not 16, and I no longer care about who's cool and what they're wearing and what I'm wearing and where I should sit. Everywhere you looked, there were friendly faces and people sitting alone and every type of fashion imaginable (including tiaras, sequins, jeans, pajamas, and Converse sneakers).
I realized that I am MUCH more comfortable striking up a conversation with someone in line or sitting next to me in a session than walking up to people at cocktail parties and thrusting a business card in their hand. I realized that I was allowed to walk out of sessions that didn't interest me and go get a manicure instead. (Which I did, along with 2 shoulder massages. For free! That alone was worth the price of admission.)
For me, the best parts of the CONFERENCE were the speakers and the conversations. More on those later. The best part of the EXPERIENCE was having the space and time to think.
Think about that for a second – oh, wait, you probably can't because you have people crying and asking you for snacks and where are their keys and can you put Spiderman's head back on and when's dinner. Until I was in my nice, clean, quiet hotel room, I didn't fully realize that I rarely have time to THINK anymore. My head is so constantly spinning with grocery lists and to-do lists and schedules and chores and obligations that I almost never have time to simply think my own thoughts.
Check out this billboard I saw on my tour of downtown Nashville. Isn't it great?
I went into the conference expecting to learn things – how-to's, tips, resources. And while I did learn some, I got more out of the speakers and panel discussions about issues like work-life balance, authenticity, courage, and how to define success for yourself.
I had never heard of the opening keynote speaker, Brené Brown, but she blew me away with her funny, honest, and uncannily relevant presentation. (You can watch one of her popular talks here.) I am already halfway through her book, "The Gifts of Imperfection." Another panelist whose book I'm looking forward to is Hollee Schwartz Temple's, "Good Enough is the New Perfect: Finding Happiness and Success in Modern Motherhood."
I'm going to have to write a whole separate post about the interesting conversations I had with people. (Don't worry, fellow conference attendees -– anonymity ensured!) It made me realize, again, that there is a whole wide world out there filled with fascinating people and ideas and opportunities. What a thrill to step outside my house-preschool-grocery store orbit for a few days and interact with it.
PIC O' THE WEEK: I couldn't wait to tell Miles that Nashville is home to "The Batman Building," aka, AT&T Tower.
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Hi, people! I'm back from my conference, the first time EVER I've left my boys for 3 whole days and nights. You'll be happy to know that things improved greatly after my rocky start. For me; not necessarily for hubs back home.
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Labels: Blissdom, Brene Brown, conferences, snow, travel
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- Kristi @ Creative Kristi said...
I love your post on Blissdom! I have so much I want to share about it but my head is still swimming with thoughts! Brene was amazing, as was almost all the speakers! Sorry we didn't get to meet but maybe next year! :)
- MollyinMinn said...
I agree, Brene was absolutely one of the best moments, well of the entire week. She was amazing and gave me so much to think about. (Although, yes, the massage was lovely, too ;)
- Shell said...
Brene's speech was so wonderful. More than the how-tos and the do-nots, I was inspired by Blissdom!
- Angie said...
Speaking of never having time or quiet to THINK anymore,I thought you'd like to know that I read your post at around 3:30 this morning. I keep my phone by my bed, and sometimes when I wake up, I check the blogs I follow. Crazy, but it's quiet! I'm so glad you're back safely.
- Hollee Temple said...
Thank you so much for mentioning my post, especially in such close proximity to Brene's! What an honor. Can't wait to talk more soon.
- Shannon @ AnchorMommy said...
So JEALOUS! I would love to go to a blog conference someday...and I'm super jealous about the alone time you had to think. What a luxury!! Glad you had a good time. :-)
- Mike Warren said...
Well, I am sure tat your boys are so happy to see you again.


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Skip to comments.Convicted By Suspicion -- Why Scott Peterson May Be Innocent
Posted on 11/30/2004 10:26:51 AM PST by J. Neil Schulman
CONVICTED BY SUSPICION -- WHY SCOTT PETERSON MAY BE INNOCENTby J. Neil Schulman, guest contributor.
[November 30, 2004]
[HollywoodInvestigator.com] Scott Peterson may or may not have murdered his wife, Laci, and their unborn child. But the Redwood City, California trial that has just convicted Peterson of murdering Laci with premeditation was a kangaroo court in which none of the elements necessary to achieve a murder conviction were offered, much less proved beyond a reasonable doubt.
The first element that needs to be proved in any murder trial is that a murder has occurred. There was never a determination by any California medical examiner that the cause of Laci Petersons death was homicide. No medical examiner was able to determine the cause of Laci Peterson's death, nor even prove to a medical certainty in what week beyond her disappearance on Christmas Eve that she died.
A thorough examination of the residence where Scott and Laci Peterson lived together, by teams of detectives and forensic experts, uncovered no evidence whatsoever that a crime had occurred there.
No crime scene was ever found.
No forensic evidence was found in the Petersons motor vehicles lending any foundation to the suspicion that she had ever been transported in one of them -- alive or dead -- to the place where, months later, her body was found.
No weapon was ever produced with any evidence that it had been used to cause Laci Petersons death.
No witness was produced who had seen or heard Scott Peterson argue with Laci near the time of her disappearance, much less any witness who had seen Scott Peterson fight with his wife or kill her.
The only forensic evidence produced in court that even presumptively linked Scott Peterson with the death of his wife was a strand of hair that DNA analysis showed to be Laci's, in a pliers found in Scott Petersons fishing boat. A police detective interviewed a witness who had seen Laci in the boat warehouse where Scott stored that boat. Even in the absence of this witness statement to a police detective, the rules of forensic transference indicate that transference of trace evidence between a husband and wife who lived together is common, and not indicative of foul play.
No witness ever saw Laci in that fishing boat, nor did any witness ever testify to seeing Scott Peterson bringing a corpse-sized parcel onto his fishing boat. Thus, the fishing boat never should have been allowed into evidence, nor should prosecution speculation into his dumping her body using that boat have been permitted.
Nor was any evidence offered in court showing that Scott Peterson had engaged in any overt activities in planning of a murder. He was not observed buying, or even shopping for, weapons or poison. Police detectives found no records in his computer logs that he was spending time researching methods of murder. No evidence was offered that he ever considered hiring someone to kill her.
No evidence was offered in court indicating that Scott Peterson had any reasonable motive for murdering his wife, such as monetary gain, or to protect great marital assets that hed lose as an adulterer in a divorce in California, a no-fault community-property state, or because Scott had some basis to believe he had been cuckolded.
So in a case without an MEs finding of homicide or a known time of death;
without a single witness to a crime having occurred;
without a crime scene;
without a murder weapon;
without any indisputable forensic evidence linking the defendant husband to his wifes death;
without an obvious motive;
without the prosecution presenting conclusive direct or circumstantial evidence overcoming every single exculpatory scenario by which Laci Peterson might have otherwise come to her death;
in summation, without the prosecution demonstrating that Scott Peterson and only Scott Peterson had the means and opportunity to murder his wife and transport her alive or dead to the San Francisco Bay in which her body was found ... how is it possible that Scott Peterson has just been convicted of a premeditated murder with special circumstances warranting the death penalty?
It comes down to this: Scott Peterson was having an adulterous affair at the time of his wifes disappearance, and Scott Peterson is a cad and a bounder.
Scott Peterson repeatedly lied to everyone around him including his new mistress to further the pursuit of this affair. This pattern of lying was established by audio tapes of his phone conversations with his mistress that were played in court. But these tapes were played before the jury without any foundation for their playing being offered, since their playing spoke to no element required for conviction in the crime with which he was charged. And these tapes -- which were more prejudicial than probitive -- destroyed Scott Peterson's credibility to appear as a potential witness in his own defense. They served only to make the jury hate Scott Peterson.
Scott Peterson found himself at the center of a media circus, and his attempts to change his appearance and escape being followed can equally be interpreted as either avoidance of the media who were stalking him or avoidance of police who were tracking him.
The bodies of Laci Peterson and her unborn child were discovered in close proximity to the location where Scott Peterson said he had been fishing at the time of her disappearance. But those bodies were found after months of all-media publicity in which Petersons alibi was broadcast and published, and if Laci had been murdered by some third party, the murderer would have easily had both means and motive to dump her body at that location to convict Scott and end pursuit of themselves for that murder.
In any case where more than one explanation of a fact can be offered, the judges charge instructs the jury that the explanation suggesting innocence is the one they are legally required to adopt in their deliberations.
Scott Peterson was convicted at trial of murder possibly leading to a death sentence in which the trial judge allowed prosecutors to speculate in front of a jury on how Scott Peterson might have murdered his wife. Anyone whos watched a single episode of Perry Mason or Law & Order knows the judge is charged with forbidding such speculation unless there is a foundation of facts in evidence.
No such foundation was presented indicating a method of murder in the murder trial of Scott Peterson.
In other words, Scott Peterson looked and acted guilty, and in the age of 24-hour -a-day TV news networks that have to fill up those hours with ratings-producing subjects, Scott Petersons trial and conviction was the perfect storm of Guilty by Suspicion.
Scott Peterson may very well have been convicted of a murder that he committed. If so, he was convicted in a case that under our system of justice in which the presumption of innocence may only rightfully be overcome by evidence that is convincing beyond a reasonable doubt never should have been allowed into court, much less handed over to a jury.
The jury that convicted Scott Peterson was a lynch mob inflamed by prejudicial testimony and their conviction of Scott Peterson qualifies as a hate crime. The verdict needs to be overturned on appeal. The judge brought out of retirement to preside over the case needs to be retired again. The prosecution needs to be brought up on civil rights charges to make sure this behavior is punished.
May God have mercy on Scott Petersons soul if he is, in fact, a psychopath who spent Christmas Eve murdering his pregnant wife so he could avoid the inconvenience of a divorce.
And may God have equal mercy on the prosecutors, judge, and jurors who have taken away Scott Petersons life whether through a sentence of life imprisonment or death by lethal injection if they have allowed their disgust for a deeply flawed man to whip them into a passion in which suspicion in the absence of any proof was sufficient to convict him.
Copyright © 2004 by J. Neil Schulman. All rights reserved.
J. Neil Schulman's book, The Frame of the Century?, presents as strong a case for a suspect other than O.J. Simpson in the murder of Nicole Brown Simpson as was presented to convict Scott Peterson in the murder of Laci Peterson. Our sister publication, the Weekly Universe, has previously reported on Schulman's 'Vulcan Mind Meld with God' and his discovery of an eye drop that cures cataracts.
In the absence of a corpse, how are we to know that a murder has occurred? There could be a witness to a murder and the victim is missing, and a trail of supporting forensic evidence, for example.
But in this case the body gives no evidence that the cause of death was homicide, so we must to go other evidence ... and that evidence is lacking, as I pointed out. No eyewitnesses, no evidence of a murder weapon having existed much less one that links the victim to a suspect, no crime scene, no known time or place of death, no forensic evidence that isn't compatible with common transference.
It's counter-intuitive that Scott Peterson -- who was so clumsy in his lies that even the clueless Amber Frey figured it out -- committed an otherwise perfect crime.
Velveeta wrote:
"[Quoting me] 'No ME could possibly conclude the cause of death as homicide because they were unable to determine a cause of death.'
"The cause of death was homicide: by ruling out natural cause, suicide and accident. The ME was not able to determine MANNER of death."
That's playing with words. The medical examiners who performed the autopsies could not offer an opinion to a medical certainty on how or why or what week Laci Peterson and her baby died.
Your entire article is FOS to anyone who has been paying the slightest bit of attention to this trial.
And that would not include you. Because if you had, you'd know that you don't need a body, a cause of death, or a motive to convict.
"If you don't have the facts, argue the law. If you don't have the law, argue the facts. If you don't have the law or the facts, impugn the fairness of the process."
Thanks, JP.
*sigh* If this is an example of your ability to think and reason, then I won't be buying any of your books.
onyx wrote:
You are totally self-serving. IMO, you use FR for self promotion purposes only. No murder? A body weighted down?
You deal is simplicities. Your arguments transcend logic and the law. I won't wish you luck in your attempt to peddle your "book."
Okay, this is both a personal smear and completely irrelevant to proving your case.
You have all the qualifications to have been on the prosecution team in the trial of Scott Peterson.
I thought I said don't quote me.
Just one example, but there are many:
Person X is missing and reported as such by her husband. The husband has replaced carpeting in the bedroom, but the blood stain is still illuminated with luminol. The area of the blood stain to the volume of blood loss can be calculated to determine that anyone losing that volume of blood would be dead.
Could NOT resist.
I liked it too much.
I'm going to Amazon and write a review of ALL your books, cautioning would be buyer's that you have a bad habit of NOT knowing the facts you're writing about.
She did NOT figure it out.
I remember quipping in law school "and if you don't have the law or the facts, run like hell."
That's laughable coming from you.
Yeah, that technical jargon...who needs it? LOL
You did not read the transcripts...did you?
.38sw wrote:
"*sigh* If this is an example of your ability to think and reason, then I won't be buying any of your books."
If your demonstrated skill is writing unsupported personal attacks, you have a future as a Democratic Party operative.
Please continue...
Impugn the fairness of the process and you're a Geragos shill.
Okay, this is both a personal smear and completely irrelevant to proving your case.
You have all the qualifications to have been on the prosecution team in the trial of Scott Peterson.
Personal smear? HA! Your writing speaks for itself.
I do not have a case to prove.
Your premise is bogus.
You have not made a legitimate arguement.
Your musings are simplistic.
They fail in the face of the massive circumstancial evidence.
You're trying to peddle your 'book.'
Ya know, I supported all of my statements. What I wrote is pretty mild in the real of "personal attacks". If saying that you make no sense and that I question your ability to think and reason because you aren't making any sense, then fine. Attack me by saying I belong in the Democrat party. You may as well report me to the mods while you're at it.
I think this poster wishes he were on SP's team. LOL.
Imagine, Geragos could have used ALL these marvelous arguements.
Silly Geragos, he must need a refresher course from this poster.
I remember quipping in law school "and if you don't have the law or the facts, run like hell."
Or write a book? LOL.
onyx wrote:
"You're trying to peddle your 'book.'"
That particular book came out seven years ago. Six more of my books have been published since, and none of them have anything to do with this topic. Neither does my next book.
I've already had one poster to this forum threaten to write bad reviews of all my books on Amazon.com for spite.
Yeah, that must be it. I came here to sell my old book.
Since when is the truth a personal smear?
Almost without exception, your posts are YOUR articles, with links back to YOUR sleazy web site.
I checked your forum posts.
All I found were articles penned by you.
THAT is what I call a self promoting use of FR.
I think this poster very well could be Mark Geragos.........LOL.
Personal attack!! Smear!!
Flag on the field.
Is it the sleaze?
It's the complete detachment from reality that is the big tipoff.
Too funny.
Thanks, I needed a great laugh.
And the arrogance.
How I ever managed to not cross paths with
this one, I will NEVER know!
Velveeta wrote:
"[Quoting me] 'In the absence of a corpse, how are we to know that a murder has occurred?'
"Just one example, but there are many: Person X is missing and reported as such by her husband. The husband has replaced carpeting in the bedroom, but the blood stain is still illuminated with luminol. The area of the blood stain to the volume of blood loss can be calculated to determine that anyone losing that volume of blood would be dead."
Good example!
The trouble in this case is that nothing equally as inculpatory as a positive luminol reading exists.
Howlin wrote:
"Almost without exception, your posts are YOUR articles, with links back to YOUR sleazy web site."
I've made my living as a writer for over three decades. Most writers won't let you read a word they write without getting paid by a publisher.
Now I'm a sleaze because I let people read some of my articles for free.
There's some Biblical advice regarding being careless with pearls, but I just can't remember it right now.
Skip the jury; Would have a trial before the Bench rendered a different verdict?
It provides substantial circumstantial evidence to that effect. A dead body would generally float and wash ashore within a fairly short length of time unless something was weighing it down. The state of decomposition when the bodies washed ashore would suggest that either Ms. Peterson entered the water some considerable time after death, or else that when she entered the water her body was weighed down by something substantial. While it would be vaguely conceivable that she might have died of accidental or natural causes and then had somebody decide to dispose of her body at the bottom of the bay, such a notion would stretch credulity to the breaking point.
I'm not the least bit surprised you can't remember it, among other things.
Facts and references don't seem to be "your thing."
And nobody has complained one bit about your "letting" anybody read your crap; we're complaining because you're trolling for hits.
Somehow or other, I get the impression you're not Tom Clancy. I've read THIS article and see enough misinformation and out and out distortions to know I don't need to read the rest.
Since the body was literally torn limb from limb (no arms, no legs, no head), I think we can safely affirm there was a murder weapon unless Scott used his bare hands. There was evidence of cover up and evidence of blood in the bedroom. Lots of it. So, murder weapon(s)...plenty of evidence. We just don't know what the weapon was.
I've heard a lot about the lack of evidence in the case, but I think that's overblown. Shades of OJ and MSM sensationalism. Makes a better story if it appears the prosecution has made a bad case. The facts are that there was certainly enough evidence for the jury to find unanimously that this man killed his wife and baby. Then made every appearance that he was going to run to boot.
After hearing about the agony of the mother's testimony tonight and feeling her pain as a mother myself, I'm going to write her a letter of sympathy. I've followed the case, and IMHO, I would have convicted, too. I think it's a great victory for right and justice, and it's about time, too. The mom suffered enough, in her own right, that I think he should face the chair just for THAT alone.
As there was no head and the neck bones were missing..strangulation could not be proved..but as there was no blood, it or suffocation can be implied..You are mistaken about "lots af blood"..that was all media hype.
The body was probably missing limbs and the head because of the weights and ocean movement along the bottom..She broke loose from the silt because of a storm and the baby finally emerged from a hole in the top of the uterus...The uterus was the only almost intact organ left in her body.
There was no disturbance of the house and her expensive jewelry was on her dresser...He left the neighborhood(trace by cell tower) at 10:08..at 10:18 the dog is discovered by a neighbor dragging its leash..Laci was "mopping" in black pants according to Scott when he left..She washed up in tan pants..He lied..and 10 minutes does not give enough time for her to mop, change clothes, put on and tie her shoes;leash the dog and be kidnapped.
Dear sir...Check out the Globe as an outlet for your writing..Too many posters here know the case,read the transcripts and know the law.
Hi Meg.
Wish you could have been here earlier. :)
Onyx ..my first post was #8...I have also provided three sources for the definition of reasonable doubt..something some just don't get..
I cannot believe some of these posters lack of knowledge of the facts of the case and the false rules of law they present as fact!!..
I have access to excellent writers every day, any hour of the day on the internet and my library enables me read books of fiction for free.
Yes FICTION.
You're a smart girl, Meg.
Howlin wrote:
"[Quoting me]: 'There's some Biblical advice regarding being careless with pearls, but I just can't remember it right now.'
"I'm not the least bit surprised you can't remember it, among other things.
"Facts and references don't seem to be 'your thing.'"
I was trying to be civil: It's Matthew 7:6.
MEG33 wrote:
"I have access to excellent writers every day, any hour of the day on the internet and my library enables me read books of fiction for free."
My novels and short-story collection have had reasonably good library sales over the last 25 years. Look me up in yours.
If someone was trying to frame Scott, who is it? There was never any evidence brought up that he had enemies just waiting to frame him, there was never a ransom note demanding money, so who is this stranger that must have been the guilty one, if Scott didn't do it????
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