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On Tuesday evening I got a call from the Foster agency telling me that they had gotten a referral for two children, and they wanted to place them with us. All he really knew when he called was their ages: nine months, and 21 months. He hadn't even asked if they were boys or girls. Of course I said, "Sure, we can take them." I now have three children under the age of two - Travis, and two foster daughters. To protect the identity of the innocent, I shall refer to the older sister as Big S and the younger as Lil S. I'm not going to post any photos of them publicly until I find out what the policy is for that. Trust me when I say that they are absolutely freakin adorable. They seem to be healthy, normal little girls, and I am happy to have them. The older does have some behavioral issues, but since she's not even two, I feel like we can work past that. They came to us with about a 45 minute notice on Tuesday evening, with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Since then, friends and family have really shown their generous natures and come together on helping get clothes and supplies to get us set up for these two girls. I have been inundated with baby clothes and supplies, and it is appreciated so much.
I, of course, have been running around on the verge of a nervous breakdown. I will say, it is getting better and better though. Brad has been a saint, helping me as much as he can while he's home, and giving me little breaks whenever he can.
Today, I managed to make it to bible study. I wasn't able to find my study book, but at least I was able to find my bible. The past few days, our house looks like a baby store exploded, and I'm having a hard time finding anything. Sarah, I had to follow along with Nathan's mom this morning. Pitiful, huh?
This afternoon I took the kids to my mom's for a family get together, and we all went swimming. There were plenty of people there to help me. So aside from being physically tired, I' have had a pretty good day. Now I had better go to sleep before I collapse.


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During a Tuesday morning flight from Pittsburgh to Boston, a JetBlue pilot took to the intercom to address a crying baby with passengers, many of whom were members of the sports media.
"'Is that Sidney Crosby in the back crying?' - Pilot of flight to Boston this morning, clearly pleased with his #Bruins," tweeted Arpon Basu, managing editor at LNH.com.
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i had my yeast go berzerk when i mixed a custom brew kit in a mr. beer keg. when the foam finally settled (from literally flowing out of the lid), it left this heavy scum ceiling on the keg that looks like a good petris dish for all sorts of nastiness.
Am i hosed or i should i bottle and drink it?
Am i hosed or i should i bottle and drink it?
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I just signed up for Trust.Zone VPN and I'm not sure what I need to do to access my server from outside the network now. The URL address that I use (from subsonic.org) breaks when I activate VPN - common sense - but I"m not sure how to fix this. I've found a few articles online talking about similar things but I'm not tech-savvy enough to know if they are the correct steps, or even what I need to do, etc.
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OPEC crude output rose for the first time in six months as rising Libyan production outpaced a cut by Saudi Arabia, which has implemented a program aimed at curbing excess supply and supporting prices, a Bloomberg survey showed.
Output in the 12-member Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries increased 97,000 barrels, or 0.3%, to an average 30.699 million barrels a day this month from a revised 30.602 million in January, the survey of oil companies, producers and analysts showed. The January total was revised 123,000 barrels a day higher, mostly because of a change to the Kuwaiti production estimate.
Brent crude for April settlement was up 6 cents to $111.93 a barrel on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange at 1:49 p.m. New York time. Brent is the benchmark contract for more than half the world's oil. West Texas Intermediate oil for April delivery fell 34 cents to $92.42 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
"The most interesting point is that the Saudis are sticking to their line," said Julius Walker, global energy markets strategist at UBS Securities LLC in New York. "They've reduced production from nearly 10 million barrels in less than a year. This shows their intention to do what it takes to keep prices at a level they are comfortable with."
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Saudi Arabia, OPEC's biggest oil producer, pumped 9 million barrels a day this month, the lowest level since May 2011. Output was down 100,000 barrels a day from January and 900,000 barrels from May, when production reached the highest level since at least January 1989.
The desert kingdom denied last month what it said were suggestions that it cut oil production to push prices higher and attributed the reduction to weaker demand, according to Ibrahim Al-Muhanna, an adviser to Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi. Consumption fell in Saudi Arabia after peaking in the summer, Muhanna said. Overseas demand also dropped because of slower euro-area growth and concerns about budgetary challenges in the U.S., he said.
"The Saudis have done what they needed to do to eliminate a glut of crude in the market," Emerson said. "Brent is safely above $100 a barrel so they can stop cutting back. They will probably increase production in the second quarter."
Libyan output increased 130,000 barrels to 1.24 million this month, the biggest gain of any member, the report showed. Production rose because of the reopening of the country's Zueitina export terminal early this month.
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Jerome Chouraqui needed a new print or packaging design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 15 designs submitted by 10 freelance designers.
We sell trainings for media professionnals.
We have a listing of all our trainings and we need to present them as profesionnally as possible.
The Media Faculty
a brochure design, ideally in 'Pages' (mac) format, but also in InDesign and Illustrator format.
Graphic elements already available are
- PDF version of the current catalog : http://wittylink.com/x6961
- Pages version of the current brochure : http://wittylink.com/x5962
- Current elements are in green. I would like them in Orange or at least being coordinated with the logo- The elements will be presented in a folder, with one page (A4 or US letter) per training. Each training page look like the otherThere are special pages :
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Release date: December 5, 2006
Bishop named dean of Wayland Baptist University's Lubbock Campus
PLAINVIEW – Dr. David Bishop, currently the dean of the Amarillo campus of Wayland Baptist University, has been named the new dean of the Lubbock campus, effective Jan. 1.
Bishop has led the Amarillo campus since 2000, coming into that position from the dean's role at the Sierra Vista, Ariz., campus for two years. At Lubbock, he replaces longtime dean Dr. Kent Brooks, who is stepping down to work in development for the campus. Besides his administrative role, Bishop also is associate professor of religion and philosophy.
He is excited about the challenge of the new position and working with the well established campus in Lubbock.
"I look forward to continuing the good work and building on the foundation that has already been laid. I am honored to be working with Dr. Brooks and the Lubbock Campus staff and faculty as we look to the future," said Bishop. "It is no secret that concern for the individual student has always been of paramount importance at Wayland and we will continue to make that a hallmark of the Lubbock Campus. The new building and location will continue to facilitate the growth of the campus and provide us new opportunities of service to the Lubbock community."
The announcement of Bishop as the new dean comes as the campus is moving its offices and the majority of classrooms to a new facility off North Quaker Avenue and Loop 289, formerly housing the Charter Plains Hospital. While the move has been orchestrated by Brooks and his staff, Bishop realizes the new place will bring added opportunities and challenges as he steps in.
"In the end, it really is about honoring God with our stewardship of the resources with which Wayland has been blessed," Bishop said. "At Wayland Baptist University's Lubbock Campus God has blessed us not only with a new facility, but also with a faculty and staff committed to serving God, the university, and her students. I cannot think of a greater opportunity than to join with this group in service."
Bishop holds a bachelor's degree from Oklahoma Baptist University and a Master of Divinity degree from Golden Gate Theological Seminary. He earned a Doctor of Philosophy degree from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in 1995 and also studied at Oxford University.
Wayland officials expressed confidence in Bishop's appointment to the new role.
"Having served as dean in both Sierra Vista and Amarillo, Dr. Bishop brings significant experience and a proven record of service and success to Wayland's Lubbock Campus. He will provide strong, experienced leadership as Wayland transitions into a new facility," said Dr. Bobby Hall, provost. "Dr. Bishop fully understands the university's academic programs and how they relate to the unique needs of West Texas and is committed to enhancing Wayland's contribution to the growth of this region."
"We had an extraordinarily capable and talented slate of applicants for the Lubbock dean's position, and Wayland is indeed fortunate to have an individual of the caliber of Dr. David Bishop to step into the dean's role in Lubbock as Dr. Brooks assumes his new position as Director of Development," said Dr. Elane Seebo, associate vice president for external campuses. "Dr. Bishop has an outstanding track record while serving as dean at both the Sierra Vista and Amarillo campuses. His experiences at those campuses have provided him invaluable background for addressing his new challenges at Lubbock."
The Lubbock campus serves a mixed population of adult students and traditional aged students, with an average enrollment of 750. Like the other 12 external campuses in the Wayland system, Lubbock operates on a quarterly term format, with 11-week terms in fall, winter, spring and summer offered primarily in the evenings and on weekends. The campus offers bachelor's degrees and master's degrees in a variety of fields and specializes in the degree completion program for adult students.
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WOW! Great pictures, I know that peregrins are not the bigest bird of prey but they must be the bravest, I asume if the buzzard got hold of the peregrin it would be game over, or are peregrins top dog even in this situation? I think you should change the title to "Dog fight over Derby" I bet they made a hell of a noise between them, would have loved to see and hear it.
- 23 June 2008 at 16:31
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- 23 June 2008 at 16:32
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Terry asked about clickable links. Here's a page that explains how, but it has the drawback that, at least in firefox, it comes up in a new tab in the comments window. The comments window I see is about 4x6 inches, and can't be expanded or made whole page, so the new web page doesn't have much room to be seen.
I think it is possible for the blog owner to make the comments window expandable, I'm not sure.
how to make a clickable link
- 23 June 2008 at 16:36
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p.s. All those deleted by owner comments were me trying to get this to work.
- 23 June 2008 at 16:37
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Ah, on the other hand, in firefox if you right click on the link and select open link in new window that's much better.
Now back to our regularly scheduled peregrine news.
- 23 June 2008 at 16:41
- Terry, Herts UK said...
Thanks Karen Anne :)
Click here for amusing Rochester Juvie site from last year
Watch as a slideshow for best effect. A bit tounge-in-cheek but great photography, nonetheless.
Hope this works.
- 23 June 2008 at 16:48
- Karen Anne said...
Ha, ha, ha, terry. That makes it worth figuring out how to do that.
Amazing buzzard photos, John.
- 23 June 2008 at 17:38
- Project Member (Derby Museum) said...
Seeing how the amusing link to the peregines in the bird bath doesn't display well in a pop-up, we've changed the comments format to open in a new page. Hope you like it. (It'll probably revert back at some point in the future, though)
- 23 June 2008 at 17:40
- Karen Anne said...
Dinner in the form of white birds has arrived in the nest box and at the pudding cam. What might those birds be? Thanks.
- 23 June 2008 at 18:18
- Froona said...
Wow look what's happening!
Two prey items just shortly after eachother. One on top and a juvie is handling that one. I thought it was alive when it was delivered.
And a second one was brought to the nestbox!
Amazing to see how this youngster is handling the plucking ritual.
- 23 June 2008 at 18:19
- Jon Salloway said...
Gaz, the Falcon did seem to have the upper hand. The buzzard was nearly always upside down in the pictures I managed to get. It would be a good fight if the birds had locked talons but thankfully the buzzard got the message without any harm to either bird. What highlighted us to the event was the Falcon flew from the cathedral screeching in a straight line of attack. By the time she got to the Buzzard they were a good 300m away making it difficult to hear any noise.
The Buzzard was no match for the agile falcon. These birds are truly masters of the skies. Fantastic to see.
See my blog Derby Preregrines for more pictures.
Jon Salloway
- 23 June 2008 at 23:49
Someone visited the Watch Point on Sunday wanting to help out. They subsequently rang the Trust's answer machine and left a number but we were unable to either hear the caller's name or decipher the number...
So if that was you - please call again.
Nick B (DWT)
- 24 June 2008 at 12:13
Since I started visiting this website a few months ago I have been seeing birds of pray everywhere, common buzzards on my way to work, sparrowhawks in my garden, peregrins near my kids riding school, is it me being more observant or are birds of prey on the increase in a big way?
- 24 June 2008 at 13:43
Aren,t buzzards part of the Hawk family and Hawks are round wing as opposed to Falcons with pointed wings?.Good if people are more aware of whats around (wildlife that is)
Dennis,local lad
- 24 June 2008 at 16:36
Hi guys:
The falcon family are pointed winged and include the kestrel, hobby, merlin and peregrine.
The hawks are round winged and include the sparrowhawk and the goshawk.
The common buzzard is in a different group, as are the kites, harriers and eagles, vultures etc....
Nick B (DWT)
- 24 June 2008 at 16:45
- Karen Anne said...
John, I was so busy messing with links the other day that I forgot the photos can be clicked on to enlarge them. That makes your buzzard/peregrine ones even more amazing. That must have been something to see.
- 25 June 2008 at 10:49
out of curiosity could someone tell me what the large building in the background of the left cam is?
Can't think where it is.
Just seen three of the birds, they look great!!
- 26 June 2008 at 11:29
Sorry, I meant the building on the right cam, in the background!!
- 26 June 2008 at 11:31
Some lovely close-ups on the pud-cam. They seem quite relaxed (no wonder with Mum and Dad feeding them and the people of Derby scooping them up when they drop). When do they start having to find out what the word Work means, and feeding themselves? xxx Penny
- 26 June 2008 at 13:54
Some lovely close-ups on the pud-cam. They seem quite relaxed (no wonder with Mum and Dad feeding them and the people of Derby scooping them up when they drop). When do they start having to find out what the word Work means, and feeding themselves? xxx Penny
- 26 June 2008 at 13:54
Am I the only person not getting live cam at the moment? Haven't had it since the weekend.
- 26 June 2008 at 14:51
I beleive the large building on the right is "Rivermead House" big block of flats, could be wrong though.
I am also not getting any live feed, non at all this week but still enjoying the other cams
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I've hosted a few similar excursions so when I was in the 'audience' last night it was interesting to see it from a 'punter's' perspective. I knew the relaxed passage passed parks and blossoming gardens was an enjoyable aspect of the trip but I didn't fully appreciate just how pleasant the gentle journey is.
The hosts are on top of their game with Jamie from Solid Liquids very experienced in such things while Craig Johnston has a unique perspective having worked with the likes of Glenkinchie the SMWS, Bruichladdich and has just returned from managing a distillery in Tasmania. The combination of his wit and production/history wisdom is a real joy.
The drams are all from the Dewars so a nice combination of styles from their distilleries as well as their main blend. The tone is light with some quality nibbles and games to break up the chat. The ticket also includes some offers at Royal Mile Whiskies and Akva bar which is handy for a post-cruise pint.
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sjohnston needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 69 designs submitted by 20 freelance designers.
Day Away Association for Women
We are an not for profit organization in Switzerland - serving international English Speaking women from all over the world (that live in Swtizerland). We are in 4 cities in Switzerland (but are growing). We provide 'life issue' seminars and we also provide various seminars to help women with diet issues, and connect them to other resources that might be helpful.
International women (English Speaking) from around 30 - 60. The women can be married, single, have children or be professional women as well.
WE ARE NOT A SPORTS CLUB. The Website design must be feminine - but NOT Frilly or overly "girlie". It Must not be "goth" or teen-age. It must be professional and clean (but a bit soft) as we are targeting adult women.
Please not PINK. We are submitting our logo and the colors must fit with the logo. The logo must be integrated in our banner.
We will have a photo slide show on the front page (as our current site does) see http://www.dayaway.org but we do want a new look!
You can use graphics or a photography (in background) with the logo.. and blend in.. but again.. colors must all work together.


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Justin Harney necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 155 diseños de 19 diseñadores freelance.
Professional Nursing Placement Services, Inc.
Professional Nursing Placement Services (PNPS) is a family-run Home Care Agency that provides clients with private home healthcare services in the Metro-West suburbs of Boston, MA. The majority of clients are elder and geriatric patients; PNPS's role is to recognize each client's individual necessities and match the most qualified nurse or home health - aide/companion who can meet those needs.
Currently, the company's employees are Registered Nurses (RN's), Licensed Practiced Nurses (LPN's), Home Health Aides, and Companions.
We provide a service that is: personalized, safe, comfortable, seamless, comprehensive, and trustworthy. Professional Nursing provides customized care with warmth, compassion and respect, recognizing the fact that we are guests in the client's home. All services are carefully reviewed with the patient, family or their designee.
Other services we provide: Early detection of problems and communication with physician when needed. Medication setup and teaching for compliance. Personal care. Meal preparations, food shopping and everyday errands. Homemaking and laundry. Transport to and from medical and appointments. Companionship and socialization. Placement consultation for nursing home or assisted living facility. 24-hour on-call emergency nursing.
The company's website is http://www.professionalnursing.com
Our target audience is segmented in the following ways:
• Elder people who need specific care and still have the decision making power
• Family members who are looking for home health care for their elder loved one. (e.g. parents, in-laws, neighbors etc)
• Those medical professionals who refer patients to the agency, (e.g. geriatric doctors, lawyers, social workers, marketing directors of assisted living facilities, etc.)
Our clients are those who need care, however, often times, they are not capable of making these decisions alone and need their loved ones to facilitate. Often times, a medical physician, their children, or a combination of both, will recommend private in-home care. We seek referrals directly from experienced medical professionals. We market directly to the family members of those loved ones who may need in-home care.
We feel a VERY important piece of our success in the healthcare industry, especially providing services for the elder generation, is the fact we are a family-run agency.
PNPS was started in 1977, by the current CEO. The CEO is an RN (Registered Nurse) & BSN, with over 45 years of nursing and medical experience. Most recently, the CEO's son has finished an MBA program, and is now working for the agency in a marketing and sales capacity to grow the business. We are looking for a new and fresh identity through a new logo so that we may begin to market in a different way in our community.
The company often uses "PNPS" as an abbreviated / short name, but we do not require any specific design with only 'PNPS' or only 'Professional Nursing Placement Services'. We would love to see as many different designs as possible.
We feel this is a great chance for a designer to show his/her talents. We want to convey professionalism; a personalized, safe, comfortable, seamless, comprehensive, and trustworthy experience for clients and families. Creating a logo that will adhere to the emotions of those people involved in the important decisions such like private in-home healthcare, is a tricky task, and we look forward to the design creativity.
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Rjw needed a new stationery design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 37 designs submitted by 14 freelance designers.
I help companies plan and execute their social media strategy. I help them build a website, blog, facebook page and things like that. I do trainings, seminars and consultations.
I need a new business card. I really like my existing logo. I like a clean, open design. White and shades of blue for colors. Simplicity is good, although I have quite a bit of content to include. I like to list phone number, twitter name, URL, facebook address. I am also going to include a QR code on the back.
I targe small and medium sized business. I network a lot and really need this card to make an impact. Something very original.


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text: Wednesday, June 08, 2011 APTA Urges BCBSNC to Cover EMG by PTs In a recent letter to Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina (BCBSNC), APTA urged the insurer to reconsider revising its medical policy on electrodiagnostic studies. Citing the American Association of Neuromuscular & Electrodiagnostic Medicine's position that states that needle electromyography (EMG) must be performed by a physician with special training in electrodiagnostic medicine, BCBSNC will not cover electrodiagnostic studies when performed by non-physicians. APTA recommended that the insurer to adopt policies reflecting the ability of PTs certified in electrodiagnostic testing to perform the testing. Comments Been doing EMG/NCV for more than 35 years, now my full time practice in VA. Can help if needed in this regard. Please advise. Have been challenged many times on this issue of non-payment and fortunately always have come out getting paid for my work. Posted by Mike Levrini on 6/12/2011 1:58 AM


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I have had lots & lots of questions recently about how I make my folded flowers so I am going to post another "rerun" tutorial. This particular tutorial was my very first tutorial EVER! I love that it mentioned Helen Croft since I now proudly serve on her design team. I KNOW when I originally ran this post that I never dreamed I'd make HER design team!
I have had some questions about my single folded flowers that I am using in lots of my layouts these days. I've seen lots of folded flower tutorials out there in cyberland, Helen Croft has awesome tutorials on flowers! This is a single fold flower similar to Helen's Dahlia but I like this just as well. Plus, it has fewer steps.
Begin by punching 9 circles out of double sided cardstock -it really needs to be pretty on both sides. I used a one inch punch for this tutorial but if you'd like a bigger finished flower, use a bigger base punch. My finished flowers measure about 2 inches across.
Next, begin folding your flower petals. It is just like starting a paper airplane. Fold the two sides to the middle making a point at the end. This is where you need to decide which side of your paper you want for the flaps and which you want for the base of the flower petals. I usually fold it both ways to see which I like best. No stress here, you can change your mind all the way up to the gluing part!
I like to use a grid under my petals while I'm folding so I can easily get them all the same size.
I use a bone folder to get my edges nice and crisp. This isn't necessary as we are going to fold them up later but it does help when you are placing the petals on the center circle.
Next, I put LOTS of glue on my last circle.
Begin placing the petals on the center circle. I place four petals on first in a cross pattern like this:
Then I fill in with the other four petals. It makes it easier to get them on evenly.
Next you carefully fold up all the edges:
So that's it, my very first tutorial. I have used these flowers in so many layouts since. They really are quick and easy!
Just last week I posted a layout with one of these flowers:
And last summer I made this layout with a horrible cell phone photo but it really captured "a moment."
And one more version with fewer petals:
For MANY more ideas for making flowers, head over to Helen's site!
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Day three of Mom's visit was spent in Bamberg. Another town within an hour radius of "home". This was my first time to Bamberg and I so enjoyed it! The weather had dropped a bit and I must admit I preferred keeping my hands in my pockets rather than taking pictures. So unfortunately there are only a couple Instragram shots of the town.
These day trips with my mom have made me realize how much more I prefer exploring the city on a weekday. Less weekend hustle and bustle. We walked aimlessly for the most part, but used the awesome 'blue dot' on the Google maps iPhone app to hit a few key sights. All in all a great trip exploring another picturesque German town.


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Wantaway Blackburn central defender Christopher Samba is to go into hospital for tests after falling ill ahead of the club's superb win over Fulham.
Rovers manager Steve Kean confirmed on Saturday, after a 3-1 victory at home to the Cottagers achieved with only 10 men after Ayegbeni Yakubu's 23rd-minute dismissal, that Samba then claimed to be sick on Friday morning.
"He trained really well all week, but then he texted the doctor on Friday to say he was not feeling well," said Kean. "That was really disappointing because he would certainly have been available to play.
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Saint George Jackson Mivart, (born Nov. 30, 1827, London, Eng.—died April 1, 1900, London), British biologist, a leading critic of Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection.
…listed by the 19th-century zoologist George Mivart, the penis is described as "pendulous" and the testes as "scrotal." In contrast to most other mammals (bats being the principal exception), the primate penis is not attached to the abdominal wall but hangs free. The testes, with a few exceptions among the…
Unable to enter the University of Oxford after his conversion to Roman Catholicism (1844), Mivart continued his studies at St. Mary's, Oscott (1844–46). His research into the anatomy of carnivores and insectivores, conducted while he was lecturing at the medical school of St. Mary's Hospital (1862–84), greatly increased knowledge of the subject. In 1881 he published The Cat: An Introduction to the Study of Backboned Animals, which is considered to rank with T.H. Huxley's Crayfish for its accuracy, detail, and clarity.
Mivart supported the general concept of evolution but minimized the contribution of natural selection, preferring to believe that the appearance of new species resulted from an innate plastic power that he called individuation. He argued that natural selection could never produce complex structures such as the vertebrate eye, because the initial stages of the structure would be useless until all the components were present. He also denied the evolution of human intellect, insisting that it was conferred by divine power. His publication of On the Genesis of Species (1871), Nature and Thought (1882), and The Origin of Human Reason (1889) alienated both Darwin and Huxley.
Mivart also fell from favour with the church. While a professor of the philosophy of natural history at the Catholic University of Leuven (Louvain), Belg. (1890–93), he published several articles that seemed to conflict with religious teachings. These articles were placed on the Vatican's index of forbidden readings, and further controversial articles led to Mivart's excommunication by Cardinal Vaughan in 1900.


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Pocket Gems develops social games for the mobile platform that are ridiculously fun to play. Our games are free-to-download, meaning that they are accessible to anyone with a smartphone device (we are currently just on iPhone today but will be expanding to Android and other platforms in the future). All of our four titles to-date have been a smash hits, reaching the top of the App Store charts and entertaining millions of customers across the globe.
We are changing the name of the company (previous name – Streetview Labs) and are looking for a new logo that matches the culture of the company: hip, cool, fun, and young (mid-20s). Below are links to our website and four current titles, though you have free reign - please don't feel constrained by the look of the site / products:
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Players of our games cut across a wide range of demographics: young and old, male and female, from urban and suburban areas. In order for customers to access our games, they must have a smartphone (we are currently only on iPhone though will be on Android and other platforms in the future). Other constituencies that will be exposed to our logo include: recruits (similarly hip, fun, and cool engineers, artists, and other talent), partners, media, etc.
1) The logo should have a hip / cool / sleek vibe to it. Specific brands / companies we like include: Twitter, Foursquare, Square, Tumblr, SCVNGR, Hunch, Quora, Qwiki, etc.
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Johan Santana goes tonight for the Mets, who are 11-3 in his last 14 starts. Santana has won seven straight decisions, so there's more than a little bit of hope for the Mets.
Tonight's closer: Anybody's guess.
Carlos Beltran, who ran into the wall last night, will play. There's never been any doubt of Beltran's toughness in my mind. The guy played with a broken bone in his face after his collision with Mike Cameron in 2005.
Here's tonight's lineup:
SS Jose Reyes
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Can you explain why people assume that it's good to be sex-positive? Why be sex-positive instead of sex-skeptical and/or sex-ambivalent? Isn't sex-positivity a form of primitivism and bio-Luddism? What experimental-psychological evidence do sex-positives have to back their claims, if any? And if sex-positivity is not OK, then why is it that a majority of atheists are sex-positive? Or are they not?
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It's just something else to do that's sexual,and it doesn't make babies, which can be a big plus. I don't think anyone should feel forced to do it, but that would go for just about anything sexual.
Personally, I'm not interested in the concept of anal sex (from either end). But I am not negative about the idea itself existing. For whoever enjoys it; keep on enjoying it.
What would be valid reasons for being sex-negative? Aside from the obvious bad sexual experiences of rape/incest for instance.
What would be valid reasons for being sex-negative?
I've come across the argument, for example, that sexual arousal can affect cognition negatively, so that subjects take more sexual risks. For example, people who are sexually aroused may be more careless when using condoms. Sexual arousal could negatively affect cognition in other ways.
Here's one citation:
Ariely, D., & Loewenstein, G. (2006). The heat of the moment: The effect of sexual arousal on sexual decision making. Journal of Behavioral Decision Making, 19, 87–98. doi:10.1002/bdm.501
I hope a lot of money wasn't spent on that study. Only a study proving that water is wet could have a more ridiculously obvious conclusion.
exactly, it's like saying I am breath-negative or something equally fundamental and hard-wired.
In my opinion, sex represents life, both figuratively and literally. I find one's attitude toward sex to very closely mirror their outlook on life. So exchange the word, "sex" in the above paragraph, with the word, "life," and ask yourself how it sounds to you.
After reading the wikipedia document about the sex positive movement, it seems you are referring to swinging of sorts?
I'm not necessarily referring to swinging. As far as I understand, there is an important difference between sexual attitudes and sexual behaviors. For example, someone could be perfectly "asexual" and virginal and still have a sex-positive attitude. On the other hand, someone could be a sex-addict and sex-maniac and still have a sex-negative attitude. In other words, one can be average behaviorally and still be sex-positive. One does not have to be a swinger to be sex-positive.
Here is a video by Laci Green that I think is sort of illustrative of sex-positivity:
Do not misunderstand me, I LOVE sex, and whatever you do, don't consider me a pedophile by what I'm about to say (because I WILL find you!), but the one thing, given a choice, that I would accept before, or in place of sex, is a hug and kiss from a little child who loves me with all of his/her heart.
Sex I can get - that kind of devotion is rare --
Children are needy and seductive in their own way. And I'm not using "seductive" in its sexual sense, but rather I'm referring to how a child will play up to a grown-up to get what it wants. This is because they are small and weak and vulnerable, and they can't get much of what they want without getting it from a grown up. Children (like dogs and cats) don't really love you. You just represent food and warmth and physical pleasure.
In the case of dogs, add in the pack animal instincts, which can appear to be love and/or altruism.
True love is an adult thing. I believe the only REAL love is the love of the parent for the child, the love between true friends, and the love of the grown-up child for their parents. Romantic love? That's just a selfish form of obsession.
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Philip Seymour Hoffman was clearly prepping to use heroin for the long haul before he died, because we now know ... cops found approximately 50 heroin bags in the NYC apartment.
Law enforcement sources initially put the number of bags at 10 ... but now we know the number is 5 times that. Our sources say a number of the bags were full ... along with a number of unused needles. The upshot ... Hoffman was ready for a heroin binge.
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In every day and age there have been certain cultural norms that are accepted and followed without much questioning.
For instance, when eating out at a restaurant, you come to expect that the family eating at the next table over will be using a fork and a knife. In a another example, it is not acceptable to show up at a family wedding wearing a Hawaiian shirt and Bermuda shorts.
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The Catholic Church is no exception to these norms. It would be a strange start to Sunday Mass if the priest began processing down the aisle in a Halloween costume. As a Church we have come to assume and expect that our priest will begin Mass dressed in a certain manner.
The question then becomes: Why does Father wear what he wears at each Mass? And what is the history behind his style of dress?
Interestingly, you would think that the priestly vestments of today would find their origins in the ceremonial dress that is described in the Old Testament. For instance, in Exodus 28:2-4 we read: "For the glorious adornment of your brother Aaron you shall have sacred vestments made. Therefore, tell the various artisans whom I have endowed with skill to make vestments for Aaron to consecrate him as my priest. These are the vestments they shall make: a breastpiece, an ephod, a robe, a brocade tunic, a turban, and a sash."
Instead, the beginning of the holy vestments of the Christian Church came from the everyday garb of the Greco-Roman world. At the heart of this first-century dress was the tunic and the mantle.
The Greeks believed that the tunic that draped from the shoulder was symbolic of the body and its movements. They believed that this enveloping cloak around the body with the head in the center expressed the spiritual and intellectual perfection of man.
In the Roman world, during the second century, the dalmatic, which was a loose, unbelted tunic with very wide sleeves, came about. It was the outer garment worn over the long white tunic. Interestingly, it was striped and for the most part is the outer garment still worn by Catholic deacons today.
By the fourth century, garments worn at liturgical functions had been separated from those of everyday life. Priests could be distinguished by certain ornamentation added to the everyday dress. It was also at this time that the stole began to be used as official symbols of the holy priesthood.
The first mention of a special liturgical garment for sacred worship comes from Theodoret of Cyrus (d. c. 457). In his writing on Church history he noted that, in 330, Emperor Constantine presented to the new church in Jerusalem a sacred robe which was to be used by the bishop at baptisms and the Easter Vigil.
Documents during this time also reflected the fact that many were divided on the question of special liturgical vestments. For instance, the early Christian author Tertullian rejected special dress while Clement of Alexandria advocated it. Pope Clement I, during his pontificate in the first century, noted, "Bishops should be distinguished from the people by costume but not doctrine."
By the ninth century, the plain vestments of old tended to be more and more elaborately decorated. It was here when pontifical gloves appeared. The miter or the ceremonial headdress most commonly seen on the heads of bishops came about in the 10th century. Liturgical shoes and stockings worn by bishops and cardinals appeared in the 11th century.
The priest of today who is vested for Mass is a wonderful witness to these historical roots. The fact that the sacred vestments were not worn in everyday life from their beginnings shows that they have possessed a liturgical character.
Today the draping form of the vestments such as the alb, the dalmatic and the chasuble puts the emphasis on his liturgical role. As such, the priest's body is "hidden" in a way that takes him away as the center of the liturgical action and recognizes the true source and summit of the celebration, Jesus Christ. The priest thus dons the vestments not in his own name by rather in persona Christi.
A priest of the Latin rite today, then, wears the vestments that are prescribed by Church regulations, in keeping with the norms established by the local bishops' conferences and especially the regulations given by the General Instruction of the Roman Missal, which stipulates that the required vestments are to signify "the role proper to each person who has a special part in the rite, and they help to make the ceremonies beautiful and solemn" (no. 335).
The GIRM adds, "The beauty and dignity of liturgical vestments is to be sought in the excellence of their material and the elegance of their cut, rather than in an abundance of adventitious ornamentation" (no. 344).
Eddie O'Neill is a freelance writer and audio producer in New Castle, Colorado.
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November 2012 Public Engagement Events
It's time for our round-up of the science and medical-themed events funded through our public engagement awards that are coming your way this month. If you're inspired to go to any of the events or exhibitions listed here, do leave a comment and let us know what you thought.
This month we're celebrating two nominations for art awards for Wellcome Trust funded projects. Artist and film-maker Luke Fowler is one of the finalists for this year's Turner Prize, for his film based on the RD Laing archive footage at the University of Glasgow. The Telegraph review of the exhibition describes him as 'a superb film-maker with a subtle mind and a lot to say'. The film, titled All divided selves, will be shown at Tate Britain from 2 October to the 6 January, and we've got our fingers crossed for 3 December, when the Turner prize winner will be announced.
Artist Aura Satz was shortlisted for the 2012 Film London Jarman Award, and as such her film Sound Seam, funded through a Wellcome Trust Arts Award, is included in a day of events at the Whitechapel Gallery in London. Sound Seam explores the anatomy of hearing and the material qualities of sound and memory through haunting sounds, uncanny echoes and the acoustic inscriptions of bodies. The film is part of several events profiling the ten artists on the shortlist for the Jarman Award.
There are several exhibitions to look out for in the north of England this month. The Wasted Works, an art installation by Gina Czarnecki, is on diplay until 27 January at the Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI) in Manchester. PALACES, one of the projects within The Wasted Works, is a unique arts-science project that aims to create a magical sculpture using thousands of baby teeth donated by the public.
Re-framing disability: portraits from the Royal College of Physicians is being displayed across the UK and Ireland and is now in the Thackray Museum in Leeds. It will be on display there until 27 January 2013. The exhibition uncovers the extraordinary hidden histories behind the 17th-19th century portraits of disabled people, many of whom earned a living exhibiting themselves to the public.
Wakefield Council and You Are What You Ate have organised an activity for children and families to have some fun with food and history. Find out how people ate in the past and make something smelly to take home at this drop-in event taking place between 11am and 3pm on Saturday 17 November at the new Wakefield Museum.
Have you ever stopped and thought about how light affects us? Heliotrope by Trigger at Kibble Palace, Glasgow Botanic Gardens, explores our relationship with light through a 12-minute immersive installation being shown 24-27 November. It has been created by a team of artists, designers and scientists working together to explore the impact of light on our health, and investigate Seasonal Affective Disorder.
Back down south, at the Science Museum in London, PAIN LESS: the future of relief is a new and free exhibition, which opens on 8 November and runs until the end of July 2013. Through four main areas of research into pain and consciousness, Pain Less looks at personal stories that highlight them, as well as the future of pain relief.
For film buffs, The Underwire Festival, a women's short film festival based in London (20-24 November), presents The Art of Science – a programme of shorts that looks at how female filmmakers have used the medium to explore biomedical science.
Following the screening of the BBC2 documentary 'Secret Universe: The Hidden Life of the Cell' on 21 October, the associated interactive website, Secret Universe, has been launched. The film follows the story of a viral infection from the point of view of the infected cell and reveals the machinery of the human cell and how it defends against such an attack.
For the more musically minded, The Voice Symposium by James Wilkes will be performed on Friday 16 November at the Science Museum's Dana Centre. It is a one day symposium and evening performance bringing together scientists, artists, researchers, musicians and poets around the common topic of the voice.
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There's still time to see two powerful plays in November. Wounded is a site-specific play running until 10 November. Based on the experience of medical treatment in war since 1914, the play will be performed at the Territorial Army Field Hospital in Kings Heath, Birmingham. Future Delivery, a play exploring the decisions associated with discovering your unborn child has Down's syndrome, is in Liverpool for its final performance tonight.
Body Pods, a 12-month series of podcasts by artists and scientists from Fuel Theatre, continues in November. The most recent Body Pod is by performer Stacy Makishi and dermatologist Michael Klaber, who focus on the skin.
Over in West London, Shock Head Soul by Simon Pummell will be screened at the Institute of Psychoanalysis on 17 November. Shock Head Soul tells the story of Daniel Paul Schaber, a lawyer who was confined to an asylum for nine years in 1903. The film will also be screened at Cinecity in Brighton on 1 December.
At the Museum of London, Doctors, Dissection and Resurrection Men is running until April 2013. It will bring together human and animal remains, exquisite anatomical models and drawings, documents and original artefacts. Keep a watchful eye out for our sponsored film installation which brings contemporary voices to the exhibition.
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If you missed the premiere of Lexicon, by Andrew Lewis, there's time to catch it later in the year. Lexicon is based on a poem written by a 12-year old boy, Tom, in which he articulates his personal experience of dyslexia. The performance explores not only the challenges, but also the life-affirming creative potential that a full understanding of dyslexia can bring, through a sonic and visual journey. Performances are taking place in Birmingham on 1 December, Leicester on 16 January, Sheffield on 30 January and Huddersfield on 16 March.
Going Dark, an innovative theatre production returns by popular demand to the Young Vic from 4 to 22 Decmeber. It toured the UK in the autumn of 2011 and the spring of 2012, selling out its three week run at the Young Vic's Clare Theatre. It now returns to the Maria, a larger space, for three weeks in December. Sound&Fury use their inventive theatre vocabulary of immersive surround sound design, total darkness and imaginative lighting to reawaken our wonder at the cosmos and reveal how one man's vision becomes illuminated by darkness.


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State v. George Zimmerman (Pre-Trial) > Transcripts - No Discussion
Excerpt from Sgt. Santiago Deposition 10-01-2012
This is the excerpt of the deposition of SPD Sgt. Santiago, taken by Mark O'Mara, provided in the defense Motion to Modify Conditions of Release. Line numbers are omitted and the Q & A designations have been replaced with the speaker's name. Part 1 is O'Mara's direct examination. Part 2 is BDLR's cross examination. Part 3 is O'Mara's redirect.
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Examination of a witness beginning at 11:33 AM, and concluding at 1:00 PM, on October 1, 2012, taken at 101
Bush Boulevard, Criminal Justice Center, Grand Jury Room, Sanford, Florida before DAWN ROSCHER, Notary
Public, State of Florida at Large.
MARK M. O'MARA, ESQ., 1416 East Concord Street, Orlando, Florida 32803, on behalf of the Defendant, George Zimmerman.
DONALD R. WEST, ESQ., 636 West Yale Street, 0rlando, Florida 32804, Co-counsel with Mark 0'Mara, Esq.
BERNIE de 1a RIONDA, ESQ., JOHN GUY, ESQ., OF: Office of the State Attorney, 220 East Bay Street,
Jacksonvi1le, Florida 32202, on behalf of the Plaintiff, State of Florida.
JOSEPH R. FLOOD, JR., ESQ., OF: Dean, Ringers, Morgan & Lawton, P.A., Post Office Box 2928, Orlando, Florida
32802, on behalf of the Sanford Police Department.
[Excerpt begins on Page 38 of transcript]
SANTIAGO: About the phone?
OMARA: Yes.
SANTIAGO: No
OMARA: Any further contact with the case after that?
SANTIAGO: It got transferred.
OMARA: As you now look back on the investigation that you were a part of did you see any failings in the investigation that concerned you?
SANTIAGO: I think we just took too long.
OMARA: Too long to do what?
SANTIAGO: I think what we had on Day 1 is what we had two and a half weeks later.
OMARA: Okay.
SANTIAGO: I think we should have sent the packet out Wednesday, Thursday of the first week. I even made a suggestion to Captain 0'Connor and Chief Lee to take it to the Grand Jury to see when the next Grand Jury date is and have the people declde. That'swhat I would have done.
OMARA: Okay. .
SANTIAGO: The reason I suggested the Grand Jury thing is I don't think the state -- if. you send it to the State, the State can always say well, we only said no, because all the investigation we did. I said with the Grand Jury, you're putting everything out there and you let the people decide yes or no on it.
OMARA: Did you have conversations with the people from the state Attorney's office about this?
SANTIAGO: Yes. They came, I think, from Jacksonville.
OMARA: Okay
SANTIAGO: It went from up here to there. They sent an investigator down.
OMARA: Okay.
SANTIAGO: And he spoke to me.
OMARA: Tell me what you guys talked about.
SANTIAGO: When he came and interviewed me to talk to me, I was like one of the few that had a statement in this. So he just talked to me about this.
OMARA: Tell me what you told him.
SANTIAGO: Basically, what I did here, how I answered your questions, too, but not a depo. Then we were just talking about - he looked like Grizzly Adams. so I was just cracking Grizzly Adams jokes. That was about it.
OMARA: Okay. Did you have any conversations with the State Attorney's office in Sanford about this case?
SANTIAGO: Yes.
OMARA: And tell me about that.
SANTIAGO: We were -- well, which time?
OMARA: The first time. Let's start with that.
SANTIAGO: It was probably a week in the -- we were in the second week. I guess Captain O'Connor or Chief Lee asked the State to start coming on board at this point. Jim Carter was then attending the meetings .
OMARA: So tell me about thefirst meeting.
SANTIAGO: Just going over the case and what we had, you know, kind of where we were at..
OMARA: And did Mr. Carter make any suggestions as to any additional information that should be gathered?
SANTIAGO: Like making sure that we were getting the phones back, the injuries, whatever. I don't recall too much about it. Basically. we were kind of telling him where we were at in the case.
OMARA: What injuries were you just talking about?
SANTIAGO: The ones to Mr. Zimmerman.
OMARA: Explain that to me. What conversation did you have about that?
SANTIAGO: Well, it was all of us. It wasn't just me. It was like eight or nine of us.in the room. We were all just kind of talking. Everyday we had kind of like a hit list as to what to do.
OMARA: Who was in that first meeting, the eight or nine people? Who were they?
SANTIAGO: Chief Lee, Captain O'Connor, Crime Scene people, which would be Sargent Ciesla, Diane and Serino. then later on Sargent Randy Smith came to the meetings.
OMARA: Okay.
SANTIAGO: He was on vacation when this thing kicked off initially.
OMARA: In that first meeting, that Mr. Carter was at, you said you had talked about the injuries. What was discussed about that?
SANTIAGO: We were talking about, like could it have happened this way or that way.
OMARA: And what was the consensus?
SANTIAGO: What was my consensus or the room's consensus? .
OMARA: Anything you want to tell me.
SANTIAGO: I think the room's consensus was that there wasn't anything, that the injuries were consistent to what his statements were.
OMARA: So the room's consensus was that his injuries were consistent with his version of how things happened; is that accurate?
SANTIAGO: Yes.
OMARA: And what was the conversation wrapped around that? Who was saying what?
SANTIAGO: I'm just giving you a synopsis of what was going on, but they were daily. Then the next day we'd have another meeting.
OMARA: How often on a weekly basis were you guys meeting about this case?
SANTIAGO: Daily.
OMARA: Everyday?
SANTIAGO: Yes.
OMARA: And how many of those meetings was Mr. Carter in?
SANTIAGO: I want to say, like the last week out of two and a half weeks. He was in the last couple. I couldn't give you an exact number.
OMARA: What other concerns were being discussed about the investigation, besides the issue concerning the injuries being consistent with his story or other high points of the conversation?
SANTIAGO: That was it. Everyday we'd go in at whatever time the meeting was set for and we'd talk about updates and everything, like if Captain 0'Connor or Chief Lee said we need to get this done or make this happen and where we were on it.
OMARA: Were there ever any conversations or concerns about the way the investigation was happening from the day of the 26th forward?
SANTIAGO: Not in front of - not in that meeting, I can tell you. That meeting was more like what we've done and what do we have to do. I think that's why Jim Carter was put on board towards the end, because we were al ready like, you know, what else can we do? Now we were starting to look at what do we have here?
OMARA: Were there, any concerns with the leadership, Chief Lee, the Captains, whatever, that things that they wanted done, were not getting done?
SANTIAGO: Not that I know of.
OMARA: Okay. Was the tone of the conversation, that things shouid be getting done, were in fact getting done?
SANTIAGO: I couldnt tell you. Like I said, everybody in the room kind of - and it wasn't like it slowed down as the week went on, but everybody was getting something done that had to be done.
OMARA: Okay. And what was Mr. Carter saying about the progress of the investigation?
SANTIAGO: As far as?
OMARA: Like how it was going.
SANTIAGO: He wouid stay quiet and kind of listen to what we had.
OMARA: What suggestions was he offering at that point?
SANTIAGO: I don't recall. I couldn't tell you.
OMARA: Okay. To the extent that he told you his perspective on what he thought should happen with the case; what was it?
SANTIAGO: Jirn Carter?
OMARA: Yes.
SANTIAGO: We talked about, I think it was like the last day, the last meeting I was in and we talked about can we even file charges on the guy that dialed 911. I know that's how I found out that down here in Florida, you're supposed to help somebody .and not to just watch them, not just stay on with 911, like walk back into your house.
OMARA: The 911 call, you referenced, actually the 911 call that you can hear the yelling on?
SANTIAGO: Right.
OMARA: The screaming for help?
SANTIAGO: Right.
OMARA: And your question was this guy didn't do anything; can we even charge him with something?
SANTIAGO: Yes.
OMARA: And Mr. Carter said what?
SANTIAGO: No.
OMARA: what did he say about charging Mr. Zimmerman?
SANTIAGO: I'm not going to - I can't quote him, but basically, if I was reading him right. that we didn't have anything.
OMARA: You made a comment a moment ago when I asked you do you think anything about this investigation wasn't handled right and you said it took too long?
SANTIAGO: Yes.
OMARA: What do you mean by that: what took too long?
SANTIAGO: Because the information we had in the second to two and a half weeks is the same information, pretty much, that we had on Day 1 or Day 2, except for the tolls on.the phone, which you can send a packet up and when the tolls come back, you forward that up to the State. so it wasn't like nothing that was, you know, oh, my God, this is new news.
OMARA: Right. Is what you're saying, then, is that you think the investigation was delayed too long as though stuff wasn't getting done or that you already had all the information to make a decision?
SANTIAGO: I think we had it already.
OMARA: All the information?
SANTIAGO: From what I saw, when I'm looking at it, yes. I don't know what Serino was doing or if there were any other meetings, In the meetings we were going to, I couldn't see anything between Day 1 and two and a half weeks later.
OMARA: And with your training and experience. when you thought enough information was gathered to have made a decision; what do you think the decision should have been concerning charging Mr. Zimmerman?
SANTIAGO: No.
OMARA: No what?
SANTIAGO: We shouldn't have charged him.
OMARA: With anything?
SANTIAGO: No.
OMARA: Why not?
SANTIAGO: I think that, and like I said, everybody's consensus in that room, including Jim Carter, was those injuries were defensive wounds.
OMARA: What else lead to that consensus in the room?
SANTIAGO: I think that, like I said, we were talking over the last couple days with him and from what I've seen, I don't think they should have charged him. In fact, I didn't know they charged him until the next day.
OMARA: Who. in the room, contested that consensus?
SANTIAGO: The last day Sargent Smith did.
OMARA: What did he say?
SANTIAGO: He said that he didn't believe that those injuries were consistent with that. Jim Carter even stepped up and kind of gave him a what are you kidding me look.
OMARA: And what was his concern with the inconsistencies of the injuries?
SANTIAGO: Who?
OMARA: Smith.
SANTIAGO: I don't know.
OMARA: How did he verbalize that to you?
SANTIAGO: He didn't verbalize it to me. It was to the room, not to me. When he said it, the whole room went like this, kind of looked at him. This was two and a half weeks later, and it was like why are you saying this now?
OMARA: Did he say anything in particular, like I don't believe he got his nose broken in the beginning or I don't think that the injuries to the back of the head were -
SANTIAGO: I think --
FLOOD: Let him finish.
OMARA: -- significant or what was his 'concern with the injuries?
SANTIAGO: Like I said, thistis a synopsis, not a quote, but basically that the injuries were not consistent. That's when Jim Carter was kind of Iike from everything I've seen so far, they are.
OMARA: I just don't know what you mean by were not consistent with --
SANTIAGO: Like, in other words, is he really getting his head smashed or are those injuries from that or is his nose really broken. It was that kind of stuff. when he said it, everybody kind of went like that.
OMARA: Evidencing what, in your mind?
SANTIAGO: In my opinion, where have you been in these last two and a half weeks; you should have said that Day 1, not two and a half weeks later.
OMARA: And that was the first meeting that we just talked about; I think?
SANTIAGO: That was the last meeting.
OMARA: So without going over. every one; how many meetings were there that you were at?
SANTIAGO: There was about two, two and a half weeks worth, off the top of my head.
OMARA: So ten to twelve meetings?
SANTIAGO: At least, yes.
OMARA: Were all the meetings of similar vein, to what you just told us about, the last meeting, which was that there was a meeting with all the hierarchy deciding what to do about the case? There was one purpose, right?
SANTIAGO: Right.
OMARA: And all the meetings were like that?
SANTIAGO: Yes. Hold on. It wasn't what to do with the case. It was more like where we were along the case.
OMARA: Okay.
SANTIAGO: And then if we had to do anything more.
OMARA: Okay. And was the tenure or the spirit of all the meetings that everything that was supposed to be getting done, was getting done?
SANTIAGO: Yes.
OMARA: And was it a simiiar consensus throughout those two, two and a half weeks that Mr. Zimmerman should not be charged with a crime?
SANTIAGO: It wasn't that he shouid not be charged with a crime. It was that we didn't have enough to file. I think that's what Jim Carter was saying too, that we don't have enough.
OMARA: To file a charge against Mr. Zimmerman?
SANTIAGO: Right.
OMARA: That was a yes?
SANTIAGO: Yes.
OMARA: And was that a consensus that existed in that group meeting for the entirety of the two and. a half weeks?
SANTIAGO: I couldn't tell you what everybody else was thinking. I can tell you what I was thinking and what I was listening to from Mr. Carter, what we had and didn't have.
OMARA: Well, was anybody in that meeting during those two and a half weeks, contesting a consensus that there was not enough to charge Mr. Zimmerman?
SANTIAGO: The only person that contested was Sargent Randy Smith, that we should charge him. That was like the last day of the meeting.
OMARA: Did he say what he thought he should be charged with?
SANTIAGO: I don't recaIl. I couldn't tell you.
0MARA: Let me take a couple of minutes I think we're about done.
[Recess taken]
OMARA: In these meetings. that we were just talking about, was Investigator Serino at all of them as well?
SANTIAGO: Yes. It was Serino, Captain O'Connor, Chief Lee, Crime Scene, myself and Randy Smith at the end.
OMARA: Okay. What wes Serino saying about the evidence?
SANTIAGO: He was pretty quiet the whole time.
OMARA: Did he ever offer anything?
SANTIAGO: That I recall, no.
OMARA: Was anyone taiking to him? I mean, at that point, he was the lead investigator, right?
SANTIAGO: Right. we had those meetings, but I couldn't tell you if there were other meetings beyond that. You know what I'm saying? I know I left that meeting and it was the next day when I found out that they actually filed charges on him.
OMARA: when you say they filed charges; you're talking about SPD?
SANTIAGO: Right, sent the packet over.
OMARA: But did Serino involve himself in any of those conversations, when it was being discussed that there wasn't enough evidence to charge him with anything?
SANTIAGO: He was quiet most of the time.
OMARA: In the last meeting. where Smith said something about the consistency of the injuries; did Serino say anything in response to that?
SANTIAGO: I don't remember him saying. anything.
OMARA: Okay. Did Serino ever evidence in any of these meetings -- and we're talking ten to twelve meetings everyday for two and a half weeks, right?
SANTIAGO: Yeah, from that first, second day to when they filed the charges. .
OMARA: Did you ever evidence anything that would have given you the impression in that meeting that he was considering filing charges the day after that last meeting?
SANTIAGO: Like I said, he was quiet. He didn't say a lot. Like I said, it was like a hit list of things to do and the bosses were talking.
OMARA: Right, but did Serino ever contest the consensus of the room that there wasn't enough to charge?
SANTIAGO: Not that I recall.
OMARA: Thank you. No further questions.
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Their children:
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GALLERY: 2012 San Gabriel Valley All-Area Tennis Team | MORE PREPS
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It was one of the best girls tennis seasons in the west San Gabriel Valley.
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