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Constipation occurs when stools are difficult to pass. Some people are overly concerned with the frequency of their bowel movements, because they have been taught that a healthy person has a bowel movement every day. This is not true. Most people pass stools anywhere from 3 times a day to 3 times a week. If your stools are soft and pass easily, you are not constipated.
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Re: Metroid CosplayAnd now your ass is internet celebrity!
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Re: Metroid CosplayI have a really flat butt. A lot of people called me a pancake ass when they saw my ZSS pictures. It kinda made me feel crummy. Then I went all out, said fuck it, and did a Cammy cosplay.
I hate my ass. Deflated from extreme weight loss |
Re: Metroid CosplayThat sucks :<
Get a butt bra! Hahah I lost all my ass when I was really underweight after hospital. Which as it happens was just before my first samus wearing/photoshoot. |
Re: Metroid CosplayI never knew the shape of your butt was so important to you ladies, though I guess it must be when you do cosplay. Sorry to hear that people were mean to you about it, Zadra! And Mew, thats some bad timing. D:
Re: Metroid CosplayBe thankful you both don't have massive thighs and a large bottom, I can never get rid of those
On the subject of shiny vs non-shiny zero suits in the games I think I may have a reason why they haven't been shiny in past games but appear shiny in M:OM, technical limitations. I've just been looking at some of the official art work and a render from some of the games pre M:OM and to me they appear to show a shiny zero suit: http://www.metroid-database.com/mzm/art ... ckside.jpg http://images.wikia.com/ssb/images/b/bf ... rtwork.png http://www.metroid-database.com/sb3/zsshires.jpg I believe it's always been the intention to have the zero suit appear glossy. However in zero mission it's pretty hard to get that effect across with limited amount of pixels: http://29.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l5gkm ... r1_500.png Then we have the Prime and smash bros in-game iterations surely it would be no problem for these 3D games to show the shiny effect? Sadly no, as the Prime games are all essentially gamecube games they have limited graphical capabilities plus they used DVDs which have limited storage. One such limitation is the ability to widely use specular maps which are used to define how much light reflects of an object, in other words how shiny something is. Same deal with normal maps but they have different purposes. Anyway its possible that due to these limitation they couldn't show the zero suit they wanted to and had to make do with using diffuse maps only. However I noticed that during my recent play through of the prime trilogy that some models did appear to use specular maps in Prime 2 and 3 so I don't know. I've not played smash bros so cant comment on them fully but perhaps the same applies there? The render linked above looks shiny though for sure. |
Re: Metroid CosplayI should get something like a butt bra (I'd be fooling the world and getting posted in /cgl/ dat ass threads, oh joy)
But I think it would really make my costume look better. I'm actually dressing up this weekend at PAX East. But no butt bra. I'll just have to arch my back and push it out or something. hahaha But yeah. FlatFlatFlatFlatFlat: Seriously. No one is going to deny that flatness, lol. |
Re: Metroid CosplayUnfortunately that is quite flat. :c
I won't insult you by trying to flatter you about it or anything, but I also cannot deny you look quite cute either way! :3 AND I WOULD KILL TO GO TO PAX. EERRGGH. |
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Luckily the rest of your body is hot enough that it doesnt matter I would kill for your thighs. Ok I was gonna post pictures showing how the zero suit isnt shiny, but my computer crashed and now I'm not bothered. It looks better matte though. More like an athlete's uniform than a fetish outfit. Which is how I like to see it. Also I came across this image again in my file, and I think that hairstyle's fucking hot. I'm really tempted to do my MZM photoshoot with that hairstyle instead. I'll just wait for my hair to grow out to the right length Also if anyone has any suggestions for a MZM photoshoot... fire away! I'll be going into the mountains to do some shots from the small cutscene after the crash But thinking of other things too. |
Re: Metroid CosplayIf you want me to try to photoshop the space pirate's mother ship in one of the shots, I can give it a bash.
I'll open a new thread later on about the zero suit so can take the discussion there instead of here. |
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I'm sure theres thousands of threads about the zero suit, dont bother |
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There's three, one about M:OM heels, one about if she needs it to activate the power suit and another about some fusion suit theory but guess your right though, all there can be said has already been discussed now. Thanks for politely rejecting my offer also *runs away crying* |
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I know people don't really pay me any attention in this thread and just ignore me, and I have no idea what the mountains down there are like, but I think it might be kind of neat to do a heroic sort of battle pose overlooking a nice view of the area! |
Re: Metroid CosplayI'm actually doing a photoshoot this weekend in my zero suit, but it's going to be at PAX...
Does anyone here live in the Boston area? Maybe know any places that would make for a good shoot? I hate "photoshoots" with convention backgrounds. P.S: Thanks Mewtwo I worked so so so so so hard to get this slim (if you read my article, I used to weigh 200 pounds ) As for my thighs, that must be because I walk and bike a lot. But hell, I would THINK my butt should get toned from the biking too. *sigh* Can't have it all I guess. |
Re: Metroid CosplayI don't know much about Boston... But maybe one of the metro tunnels? That'd be pretty awesome, I think.
But I'm no help anyways. |
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INORITE?! I remember finding that image a while back and being ticked they didn't use it in the official art. In regards to the latex, I guess I'm just (selectively?) blind. I can see it being more matte, too, but not cloth, since I see it as both storage and interface for the suit. There's magic circuitry in there and stuff.
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The deadline for voters to submit their ballots for this year's baseball Hall of Fame election is Monday. There are 37 names on the ballot. You are permitted to vote for as many as 10.
I have never voted for 10. This is the Hall of FAME, not the Hall of Pretty Good, so the majority of the names on this year's ballot — Reggie Sanders? Woody Williams? — are easily dismissed.
I voted for six players. They are, in alphabetical order: Craig Biggio, Kenny Lofton, Edgar Martinez, Fred McGriff, Jack Morris, and Tim Raines. Here's why:
BIGGIO: He hit more doubles (668) than any right-handed hitter in major league history. Think about that. Only four players in history hit more doubles in their careers: Tris Speaker, Pete Rose, Stan Musial, and Ty Cobb. All are left-handed hitters except for Rose, a switch hitter, who is banned from the Hall of Fame ballot for gambling.
On the all-time list for career doubles, all of the top 13 players are in the Hall of Fame, with the exception of Biggio, who is on the ballot for the first time this year, and Rose. Only 20 players in history have more career hits than Biggio's 3,060.
Only four of the 28 players with 3,000 career hits are not in the Hall of Fame: Rose, Derek Jeter, who is still playing, Rafael Palmeiro, who tested positive for steroids, and Biggio. Biggio also played 20 years in the big leagues, all with Houston, and made the all-star team seven times, at two different positions: catcher and second base.
LOFTON: My guess is he won't come close to getting the 75 percent of the votes necessary for induction. But having covered him in the bulk of his prime years, and in examining the body of work from his entire career, I had a hard time finding a reason NOT to vote for him.
He led the American League in stolen bases in each of his first five years in the league. The only other player to do that, Luis Aparicio, is in the Hall of Fame. For most of the 1990s Lofton was the most electrifying player in the American League. He was a six-time All-Star, and won four Gold Gloves.
Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson in the 1990s: a .276 batting average, .412 on base percentage, .426 slugging percentage, 463 stolen bases, 1,213 hits. Lofton in the 1990s: a .311 batting average, .387 on base percentage, .432 slugging percentage, 431 stolen bases, 1,341 hits.
Lofton hit over .300 in eight different years, scored over 100 runs six times, and ranks 15th all-time in stolen bases with 622. Continued...
Most important of all, however, his teams won: a ferocious competitor, he appeared in post-season play in 11 different years with six different teams.
MARTINEZ: The greatest designated hitter ever, hence Major League Baseball's Outstanding Designated Hitter Award is called the Edgar Martinez Award. Played 18 years in the big leagues, all with Seattle, and hit .312. One of only five players in the 20th Century to hit 50 doubles in two consecutive seasons when he slugged 52 in 1995 and 1996.
Excluding steroids guys and players from the 1800s, when the rules were different, only two players since 1901 have had a higher on base percentage than Martinez's .479 in 1995 and not been voted into the Hall of Fame.
McGRIFF: Hasn't come close in his three years on the ballot but he should already be in the Hall. Doubters should do this: compare McGriff's career stats to another left-handed hitting slugging first baseman, Willie McCovey.
It's virtually a dead heat, and McCovey isn't some debatable, borderline Hall of Famer. He was a resounding first ballot Hall of Famer, getting 81 percent of the votes in 1986, his first year on the ballot.
MORRIS: In the 1980s he won more games, pitched more complete games, started more games, and pitched more innings than any pitcher in the major leagues. In 14 of his 18 years in the majors he was his team's Opening Day starter. He was the best pitcher in his league for a decade. Isn't that the definition of a Hall of Famer? Sandy Koufax was "only" the best pitcher in the National League for four years, and he's in the Hall of Fame.
Some feel Morris shouldn't get in because his 3.90 career ERA is higher than any pitcher in the Hall of Fame. If you want to play that game, Nolan Ryan walked more batters than any pitcher in history, and he's in the Hall of Fame.
RAINES: This was a tough call for me. But what it comes down to is Raines was basically the National League's Rickey Henderson. In the 11 year period from 1980-91 Raines led his league in stolen bases every year but one. In that 11-year period he averaged 80 stolen bases per year — 80! — while hitting .292 with a .406 on base percentage. Over the last 24 years nobody in either league has stolen 80 bases in a season. From 1980-91 Raines AVERAGED 80 stolen bases per year.
He ranks fifth all-time with 808 stolen bases and is the only one of the top five not in the Hall of Fame.
Sunday I'll discuss why I won't vote for any of the juicers on the ballot.
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Keith Gittens: "Ninety percent of families have family squabbles, I'm sure you're aware of that, but that doesn't mean it has to reach this level of making a drastic decision like this for no reason."
He says first the guardian took over his mother's estate and eventually took her out of her home and put her in a group facility.
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Keith says he could find no one to independently to investigate his concerns about what was happening with his mother.
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The carrier: Flybe
Flybe has emerged as a budget airline to watch. Flybe is now Europe's largest regional low-cost airline. The UK-based low-cost carrier acquired most of British Airways' BA Connect routes in 2007, and currently operates a dense route map in and out of the UK, with especially good connections to destinations in France.
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Recently expanded network has yielded impressive destination list. Lots of new airplanes.
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* Carry-on: Up to 10 kg of hand luggage.
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more...Departure: Amsterdam, Netherlands - Schiphol (AMS)
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Updated: July 27, 2012
Currently the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has 394 structured two-day courses and 308 online home study field days currently scheduled for hunting education. The flexibility of being able to take an online course can be beneficial for any student that has other activities, or classes going on at the same time.
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Date: Mon, Nov 13 2006 3:05 PM
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One more thing, I am not sure if everyone is aware of this but on
Wednesday November 8, 2006 the FCC released a public notice seeking
comments on the compatibility between hearing aids and digital wireless
phones, accessibility of wireless telecommunications to hearing aid
users; and the impact the wireless HAC Order's compatibility
requirements. Comments are due December 15, 2006 and reply comments are
due January 5, 2007. Maybe the comments will give some insight. This
also shows that the Commission is definitely going to be more concerned
with future technologies, as we discussed earlier.
Rebecca Schwartz, Esq.
Manager, Regulatory and Government Affairs
2500 Wilson Blvd. Ste. 300
Arlington, VA 22201
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[mailto: = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = ] On Behalf Of Diane
Sent: Monday, November 13, 2006 4:44 PM
To: 'TEITAC Telecommunications Subcommittee'
Subject: Re: [teitac-telecom] More questions/discussion on gain
While I have no idea exactly how the dB gain is figured -- and obviously
we need some consistency -- I believe the numbers used are an attempt to
align gain with hearing loss levels in audiograms. The dB in an
audiogram is hearing level (HL) not SPL or any other true acoustic or
electronic measure. The decibels in HL is a normative number, with zero
indicating threshold hearing level for young adult males at each of the
frequencies tested when doing an audiogram. An individual with hearing
thresholds at 50-60 dB for 250 to 8000 Hz on an audiogram has a hearing
loss that would typically be matched with an amplified phone that claims
to have 30-40dB of gain. That amount of "gain" when laid over the
audiogram would improve the hearing threshold level back to about 20 dB
which is considered to be is within normal limits. I think the
convolusion of the concept of gain has occured as folks tried to match a
"gain number" to level of hearing loss measured in HL dB.
Diane Cordry Golden, Ph.D., Director
Missouri Assistive Technology
816/350-5280 (direct voice)
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[mailto: = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = ]On Behalf Of John Combs
Sent: Monday, November 13, 2006 1:16 PM
To: TEITAC Telecommunications Subcommittee
Subject: Re: [teitac-telecom] More questions/discussion on gain
Nice to meet you online.
One thing you mention in your text below -- an audio amplifier which
claims to have 60 dB of gain. This is another thing we should address
in the TEITAC discussions, lack of a testing standard for measuring true
amplifier gain. Many manufacturers claims very high gain numbers, but
don't deliver anything close to what they say.
Let's consider 60 dB of audio gain. If the initial maximum audio level
on an analog phone receiver is 1 Watt of sound power, a 60 dB boost of
this gives us 1 million Watts!
Regardless of claims, I've never found an inline handset amplifier that
actually exceeded 30 dB of true gain.
- John Combs
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Subject: Re: [teitac-telecom] More questions/discussion on gain
Diane, John, Jim, and others
I am new to this list, and like John, I want to introduce myself and
tell a little bit about my background. I was asked to participate on
this list by the President of the Council of Citizens with Low Vision
International (CCLVI) , Bernice Candarian. I am a past President of
CCLVI. I am legally blind and am a heavy user of visual aids for
information access although i also quite often choose to use screen
readers as well.
In terms of my professional background, I have a Master's in
Communications, and I have worked for many years, in a combination of
human service, disability rights advocacy, and telecommunications access
positions. I served as Section 504 Coordinator for the City of Wichita
just after graduating from college, and long before the ADA. I have
worked for two centers for independent living in direct service and
administrative positions, have served as the Technical Consultant for
the Kansas Affiliate Program to the Helen Keller National Center for
Deafblind Youths and Adults, and have worked as a professional lobbyist
representing several human service interests. For two and a half years,
I served as Contract Administrator for Telecommunications Relay Services
for the State of Kansas, and also as a part of that job, I had overall
responsibility for our telecommunications equipment distribution program
in Kansas. I left that position three years ago and returned to direct
service; I currently serve as a Shift Manager in a residential training
facility for people who are newly blind or visually impaired. In my
current position, I do quite a bit of teaching and independent living
training with people who are sensory impaired, but who are not at the
expert or even semi-skilled level of competence when it comes to the use
of telecommunications accommodations such as screenreaders, enlarging
software, etc.
I do not begin to have the technical background that John does, and I
thank him for his insightful posting. What I want to share, however, are
some practical thoughts as to what may work for the broad plethora of
people with sensory disabilities who need telecommunications
accommodations on the job, and what needs to be fleshed out in the
regulatory process for 508 and 255. I am going to address more of 508.
With regard to 255, I never have been fond of the "readily achievable"
level of compliance and enforcement built into the statute, and I will
leave the line of demarcation as to what is readily achievable to build
in as opposed to make compatible for add-on to those with engineering
skills superior to mine, and to those who have more experience with
telecommunications and "readily achievable" based case law.
The central issue being discussed in the postings I have read on this
list and its parent website, however, relate to what standards of
universal design may be required by regulation to accommodate all of
those with disabilities who may need accommodation in the 508 covered
workplace. The first thing I want to caution is that universal design in
developing parameters for telecommunications access for sensory impaired
is a much less exacting science than it is to place physical standards
for the built environment in an operational document such as the ADAAG.
It is easier, and less personalized or individualized to determine the
minimum requirements for width, slope, height of truncated domes, etc.,
than it is to determine how much gain, or what font size or
screenreading hierarchy will work best for individual users in order for
them to work competitively and efficiently.
I am not going to mention specific brands of equipment because I have
been our of the telecommunications equipment distribution day to day
operations for nearly three years now, so I know that brands, models,
and company alliances have all changed, and I have not really kept up. I
will say, however, that when giving out amplified telephone equipment in
Kansas, our program would not fund equipment with less than about 25 db
of amplification, and some thpes of amplification equipment we funded
had a gain of up to 60 db. This kind of technology could not be built in
to a telephone system as a feature of universal design. One of many
reasons is that the level of very high amplification needed by some
severely hearing impaired individuals could actually be injurous to the
hearing of a normally hearing individual, or individual with a less
severe loss. Yet, I would contend that the worker who has a very severe
impairment, requiring, for example, 55 db of gain, should still have the
option to choose to use their hearing for telephone communication rather
that a traditional TTY, Cap-Tel, or other text based technology.
The same is true for accommodations for people who are blind and
visually impaired. Certainly a certain degree of enlargement
capabilities, and speech access can be built into a universal system,
but for the professional, well-trained user of such software as JAWS,
Window Eyes, or Zoomtext, the features of these particular pieces of
software configured specifically for the individual user, can make the
difference as to whether the person can work at a competitive level of
quality and productivity.
Thus, while I think a certain amount of the required minimum standards
to be built into systems as universal design features are important for
overall, universal accessibility, most people who have significant
degrees of sensory disabilities are going to need more powerful and
personalized solutions. The ability to add on, and compatibility with,
individualized modifications therefore remains paramount.
It is becoming increasingly possible to in fact make access features
portable so that the worker moving from system to system or place to
place may have full access even if all access features are not built
into each system, terminal, or other linked equipment. For example, two
very functional brands of screenreaders can now be loaded onto any
system without going through installation procedures, and through simply
plugging a jump drive into a USB port. I think regulatory changes have
to be firm in providing for such needed individualized accommodations,
but I also think we make a regulatory mistake if we promulgate
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universally through personally carried add on devices attached to
systems in-line, through USB ports, and in other evolving ways.
I hope this is helpful. I look forwarding to hearing from many of you on
the call later today.
Michael Byington
>>> "Diane Golden" < = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = > 11/12/2006 5:18 PM >>>
First -- thank you, thank you, thank you, John for the info you
provided. I really needed much of that years ago when we began
procurement reviews, but it is still extremely helpful now (smile.)
So in reference to the issue of gain or volume control it appears all
phones have about 12 dB of gain/volume control built into the product to
conform to HAC 68.317. However, the current 508 requirement,
1194.23(f), for 20 dB is not being met as a built-in feature which was
the intent of the standard.
(I can say this is accurate from the procurements I'm familiar with at a
state level, but would be interesting to see if it is an accurate
reflection of what federal procurement officials are seeing also.)
So to follow up on Jim's questions, it would seem not a problem to
continue to require the 12 dB gain as a baseline for built-in gain
(provided there was a better definition of how gain is measured to
ensure consistency.) But clearly this will do nothing to increase
accessibility -- in fact it will appear to be a lessening of the current
508 standard since that standard has not been met as intended.
When you described the distortion and shift to amplifying the high
frequencies for gain significantly over 12 dB, were you talking about
just "add-on" amplifiers to a base phone product (e.g. in-line
amplifiers or substituted handsets) or were you also talking about stand
alone amplified phones? I would think this would influence Jim's second
option for a standard that requires more than 12 dB of gain but allows
that to be "high frequency amplification". Specifically, how much of
that "shifted"
could/should be delivered as a built-in feature to every phone
And last, maybe it is just our experience in Missouri, but we find very
few folks who go to "add-on" AT with reference to telephone access. In
fact over the years, in-line amplifiers and other add-on AT products
have really faded from the market. Almost everything now is a
substituted product assumedly because of all the factors John described,
power issues, frequency shifting, default override options, etc. Or
folks go to hearing aid coupling (more direct boot connections, cochlear
links, etc.) So I'm not sure how helpful it would be to add a telecom
standard that requires compatibility with add-on products when there are
so few such AT products on the market any more.
Diane Cordry Golden, Ph.D.
National Association of State Chief Information Officers Missouri
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Just two days before the general election, President Barack Obama made his case to 13,500 people packed into the University of Cincinnati's Fifth Third Arena and 2,000 in an overflow room.
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members shouting from the stands.
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fetuses before being dragged out by about five law enforcement officers. Both were
drowned out by supporters.
Music legend Stevie Wonder opened the rally for Obama, playing a
number of his hits, opening up "Superstition" with a refrain of "on the right
track, can't go back."
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who had not already voted to do so either early on Monday or Election Day.
So far, 28 percent of Ohio voters have already cast their
ballots. CNN reports that those votes favor Obama 63/35, according to public
Meanwhile on Sunday, Romney campaigned before an estimated crowd
of 25,000 in Pennsylvania, according to the Secret Service.
Political rallies always draw a number of the loyal opposition,
and this late-evening appearance was no different. Only five people protested
near the line to the arena, but what they lacked in number they attempted to
make up for in message.
One large sign read "Obama: 666" and another "Obama is the Beast,"
alluding to a character in the Christian Biblical book of Revelation.
A man who only identified himself as Brooks carried a large
anti-abortion sign that showed pieces of a dismembered fetus.
"I'm here to stand up for the innocent blood that has been shed
in this land to the tune of 56 million," Brooks said. He said he was opposed to
the politics of both major party presidential candidates.
"I pray for Barack Obama because his beliefs are of the
Antichrist, just like Romney," Brooks said.
Brooks said his message for those in line was for them to vote
for Jesus — not on the ballot, but through their actions and through candidates
that espoused Christian beliefs.
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change things," Brooks said. "In the last days there are many Christs, but not
the Christ of the Bible. The Christ of the Bible is not for killing children,
is not for homosexual marriage."
The Occupy Wall Street movement plans to occupy Sawyer Point this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11:30 p.m., one of several protests planned in other cities since the protest over corporate money in politics began more than three weeks ago in New York. (UPDATE: The protest has been moved to Lytle Park due to an already scheduled event at Sawyer Point.)
The Cincinnati Enquirer did its usual muckraking on the subject, determining that the movement's "goals are vague" and then linking to a story quoting a member of the movement describing its goals quite succinctly:
It's kind of like peeling an onion. Once you begin twisting, more and more layers are revealed.
Ever since CityBeat cited a letter last week written by a Hamilton County Probation Department employee listing the work she's done for the local Republican Party as a reason she should get a promotion, other county workers have weighed in via telephone calls and posts on local blogs about how common the practice is and what exactly is permitted under the law.
Several groups are teaming up to sponsor a forum on Friday for candidates running for Cincinnati City Council.
So far, seven candidates — including one incumbent — have indicated they will attend the session. They are Councilman Wendell Young, a Democrat; Nicholas Hollan, Jason Riveiro, Chris Seelbach and P.G. Sittenfeld, also Democrats; and Kevin Flynn and Yvette Simpson, who are Charterites.
The lawsuit claims that Hebert was complying with instructions given by an investigating officer when he was shot and killed by Mitchell. The suit claims excessive force was used and that Mitchell "acted intentionally, recklessly, wantonly, and with deliberate indifference to the constitutional rights of Mr. Hebert."
Hebert was shot and killed by Mitchell after officers responded to a 911 call around 3 a.m. during which an intoxicated man alleged to have been robbed by Hebert and assaulted with a pirate sword. Hebert was located sitting on a sidewalk on Chase Avenue in Northside about 10 minutes later. During subsequent questioning, officers say Hebert drew a knife and moved toward an investigating officer, causing Mitchell to believe the officer's life was in danger. Mitchell shot Hebert twice, killing him. Toxicology reports found Hebert to have a blood alcohol content of 0.33 at the time of his death, along with marijuana and psychedelic mushrooms in his system.
Three investigations cleared police of any wrongdoing, but Friends of Bones says the facts from the investigations show Hebert complied with police orders during the encounter.
The lawsuit demands a trial by jury and compensatory and punitive damages, along with attorney's fees, costs, disbursements and additional relief as the court deems proper. The suit, which is embedded below, was published on the "Friends of Bones" website (www.friendsofbones.org).
The incident has drawn considerable media attention, especially this week in conjunction with the anniversary of the shooting.
The Cincinnati Enquirer on Monday published a story titled "Reports: Cops came too close in killing of David 'Bones' Hebert" comparing accounts of the incident in public records to standard Cincinnati Police Department guidelines, which concluded that "police officers got dangerously close and failed to have a plan before approaching Hebert, who police thought was carrying a sword or large knife."
Cincinnati Magazine's May issue will feature a story, "Salvaging Bones," which is subtitled: "David Hebert was a lot of things: the dreadlocked maker of burritos; a punk rocker; a womanizing, tatted-up former Jesus freak with a kind heart and a wild streak. What he wasn't was a guy you'd expect to find dead at the end of a police standoff."
CityBeat on Sept. 14, 2011 published a story titled "Digging Up Answers for Bones" in which friends and family of Hebert alleged that Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters' closing of the investigation was politically motivated.
CityBeat on May
4, 2011 published a story titled "A Shot in the Dark," detailing
the early questions that surrounded the incident.
Cincinnati native Kathleen Sebelius is leaving her job as Kansas governor to become the new Secretary of Health and Human Services. President Obama announced her appointment this afternoon at the White House.
She fills the cabinet spot originally intended for former Sen. Tom Daschle.
Our friends at Pittsburgh City Paper have roundup stories and a comprehensive blog section of coverage from the recent G-20 summit in their town (with some video, including this shot of police roughing up a protester). Much of the coverage focuses on the arrest of more than 100 people at a demonstration last Friday in the Oakland neighborhood near the University of Pittsburgh.
A web site called What Happened at Pitt?!?! has been launched by students there to focus attention on alleged police misconduct during the protest. As the web site asks, certainly rhetorically, "Why were we beaten? Why were we shot at? Why were we arrested? Why were we treated as criminals in our own neighborhood?" Students are holding a rally tonight called "Oakland Unites for First Amendment Rights."


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GLEN ST MARY, Fla. -- A 14-year-old girl is dead after a single-car crash in Baker County over the weekend. Two other teens in the vehicle at the time suffered injuries.
And now one friend may be charged for the death of another.
Three friends were riding together in a truck on County Road 139 in Baker County when police say a terrible crash forever changed their lives.
Jordan Sommise, 14, died after being ejected. Passenger Cory Craig, 17, is fighting for his life in the hospital. The driver, Austin "Gage" Kight, 17,was released from the hospital and back home.
"I was really, really concerned," said friend Joey Taylor.
Taylor grew up with Craig -- a guy who he says loves sports and motor biking. Now, he says his friend may never walk again.
"As of now he's paralyzed from the waist down," he said. "His left leg, they're watching it over the next three or four days because the blood's not pumping through."
John Ryan spent all Sunday over at Kight's house and says Kight is struggling to cope with the loss of one friend and the tragic injuries of the other.
"It's hard for him," Ryan said. "The only thing he kept asking is 'how is Cory doing, when can I go see Cory.' So for him, emotionally, he's damaged."
Police say charges are pending against Kight. It's a tough reality for friends of all of the teens involved.
"I think he should have a penalty but not really bad," said Taylor.
Sara Pettyjohn added, "Mistakes happen. Its all in God's hands. I don't think he had no intentions of hurting them. That wasn't his choice it just happened."
And Ryan says it isn't fair to put all the blame on Kight.
"It's not that he was being immature or selfish or irresponsible. It's just, stuff happens. It could have happened to anybody. It could have happened to me," he said.
All day lMonday kids have been visiting the crash site where a memorial to Sommise continues to grow. At this point her family isn't ready to talk with us.
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Ibis had a pretty simple goal when they designed the Special Blend Mojo SL - deliver the absolute very best bang for the buck possible. This price is not a typo or mistake.
The Mojo Carbon first debuted in 2005 and started a revolution. When it was introduced it was the first carbon fiber monocoque All Mountain bike. Although the current version uses the same name as its predecessor, Ibis has refined the Mojo a bit, taken some weight out, added Titanium and more carbon. Its a super lightweight, efficient pedaling, strong and versatile trail bike. Its strength and longevity proved the skeptics wrong. Its long travel and light weight blurred the line between an All Mountain bike and a Cross Country bike. Its dw-link suspension made terrain disappear.
Geometry |
Small |
Medium |
Large |
X-Large |
Seat Tube |
15" | 17" | 19" | 21" |
Effective Top Tube | 560mm | 580mm |
600mm |
620mm |
Head Tube | 100mm | 115mm |
130mm |
145mm |
Chainstay | 429mm |
429mm |
429mm |
429mm |
Seat Tube Angle | 73 |
73 |
73 |
73 |
Head Tube Angle | 69 |
69 |
69 |
69 |
Wheelbase | 1063.6mm | 1084.5mm | 1105mm | 1126mm |
Standover Height | 29.6" | 30.66" | 31" | 31.3" |
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