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An insider's view of what is really happening in the Harris County Criminal Courts
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
The Final Week Predictions
If I recall correctly, their original order of extension put them through February 1st. Since they are meeting only on Tuesdays and Thursday, that would have made today (January 31st) the last day they met. However, some time last week, I heard that they had been authorized to meet through the end of this week, and have the option of meeting on Thursday, February 2nd if need be.
At this point, anyone who is saying they know what the Grand Jury is going to do is just speculating. The common consensus around the CJC seems to be that they don't believe anyone from Pat Lykos' Administration is going to be indicted. I'm inclined to agree that it is doubtful that there will be any indictments, and if any indictments are, in fact, returned, I doubt that they will reach the upper echelons of the Office. According to the comments section a while back, Rachel Palmer and Jim Leitner were already planning to appear on Gary Polland and David Jones' "Red, White and Blue" TV show as soon as the investigation officially ceased. That would certainly seem to indicate that perhaps they have some sort of inside knowledge of what the results will be.
The biggest question in my mind, however, is "what has the 185th been doing the past two weeks?" Pat Lykos testified on January 17th, but I haven't heard of them calling any other additional witnesses since then. Obviously any one who serves on a Grand Jury is very civically-minded, but I doubt that they would be coming in for the past two weeks just to hang out.
Someone in the comments section of one of my earlier posts mentioned that the Grand Jury has the authority to issue a report on their findings. This is complete speculation, but perhaps the past several meetings have been drafting such a statement. Who knows?
Whatever the 185th Grand Jury ultimately does, the Lykos Administration will spin, of course.
If indictments come down, they will blast the 185th Grand Jury for being politically motivated. If there are no indictments, Lykos will claim that her Office cooperated completely with the investigation, thank the 185th for their hard work, and then commend them for seeing the "truth" about how the allegations were "politically motivated."
Whatever the 185th Grand Jury decides to do, I'm glad for the fact that they have at least looked into what the Pat Lykos Administration is all about.
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Good assessment of the situation Murray.
We will have to wait to see what they decide. It is still unclear to me if or how they can issue a report. I presume they could make some kind of report to Judge Brown as long as it excludes details of testimony given in the Grand Jury. Is there a mechanism for Judge Brown to make the report public? After all that has gone on, the public has a right to know what was determined.
- January 31, 2012 at 9:14 AM
I'm just glad it's coming to a close so all the titty babies here can stop crying about Lykos.
How about some new subjects.
- January 31, 2012 at 9:51 AM
- Scott C. Pope said...
"... the public has a right to know what was determined."
Why does the public have the right to know what took place in secret proceedings? Just because you want to know?
- January 31, 2012 at 10:13 AM
I have no bone to pick with Pat Lykos (though her employees might)and kind of doubt that she was the motivating force behind any bat van evidence withholding. The person I hold responsible and believe is most likely behind any alleged of withholding Brady information and then retaliating regarding Amanda Culbertson is of course the person who took the stand and pleaded the fifth, Rachel Palmer. She is one vindictive, can't let anything go if she is challenged kind of person. I know this from my dealings with her and the way she smeared my client in the press with a Chronicle buddy who did not even have the decency to get our side of the story before going to press with Ms. Palmer's depiction. The way she dealt with us, including after the trial was over, by interfering in a civil matter and arguing opposite of what she did at the criminal trial was shameful and shows that she is all about the win and not about doing justice. It is my hope that the Grand Jury is going through all of her e-mails and finds the evidence they need to show she probably retaliated against Amanda Culbertson for putting holes in a bunch of her cases. She does not respect the rules of evidence or the rights of defendants. She needs to leave the DA's office, do a little defense work and round out her perspective on criminal law; unless of course she is indicted and convicted of felony retaliation and loses her law license, which would be fine too.
- January 31, 2012 at 10:23 AM
Here is a new subject:
. The 2003 Police Lab scandal and the current BAT van scandal have one common denominator. It is not the question of whether the results were unreliable, but whether the DA submitting the evidence to the Grand Jury, or trial jury knew that the evidence was tainted.
In 2004 the Harris County Grand Jury Association submitted a proposal to restore and maintain trust between the community and the Criminal Justice System. The first of 10 suggestions:
"The DA presenting the case to the Grand Jury shall be sworn to tell the truth. This is to avoid insinuations that the DA is allowed to misrepresent facts or is able to knowingly submit inadmissible or faulty evidence to get an indictment."
Do you think such a voluntary act by the DA could alleviate any future controversy involving similar forensic issues?
- January 31, 2012 at 10:39 AM
Why did the DA's office run people out of there for being ill and/or telling the truth and why do they keep people like Ms. Palmer? Hmmmmmmm
- January 31, 2012 at 10:52 AM
Go Patriots!
- January 31, 2012 at 11:02 AM
Mr. Pope,
Public allegations of possible misconduct by member(s) of HPD and HCDA were made. A Grand Jury has been investigating this matter for six months. The public has a right to know whether public servants paid with tax dollars may have violated the law. We may not be entitled to know specific details of testimony given in secret but there should be some way to issue a report. It is done in other states and jurisdictions. If you can't grasp this concept, then trying to further explain is a waste of time.
- January 31, 2012 at 11:25 AM
I don't see anything in the Code that permits grand jury report at all. Much less one that can be released to the public. Can someone point to some authority that permits this?
I hope that I am wrong. I really do.
- January 31, 2012 at 11:25 AM
ABC13 Reporting Breaking News:
Grand Jury ends with Insufficient Evidence: NO INDICTMENTS
- January 31, 2012 at 12:01 PM
- Thomas Hobbes said...
And with no bang and barely a whimper it ends . . .
- January 31, 2012 at 12:16 PM
Good call Murray. The Chron reports no indictment.
Unfortunately, Mike Anderson's attempt to prosecute himself into office is over, and his campaign is now tarnished. Four more years of Lykos!!
- January 31, 2012 at 12:28 PM
No indictments, strong rebuke. Per Chron.com--Rogers
- January 31, 2012 at 12:29 PM
- January 31, 2012 at 12:36 PM
Have the parties with direct involvement filed complaints against Lie-kos & her gang with the State Bar?
- January 31, 2012 at 1:04 PM
Can't say I am surprised. The letter was a very succinct and powerful rebuke from from folks who were obviously concerned about justice and should serve as a reminder that DAs have tremendous power to affect people's lives and abuse of that power is not only unethical but dishonorable. Shame, shame Lykos.
- January 31, 2012 at 1:24 PM
Not the first "stain" Palmer has left, and won't be the last....
- January 31, 2012 at 1:28 PM
"How about some new subjects."
How about you propose some, instead of being a titty baby always cring about what a bunch of titty babies people are?
Didn't you have a blog at one time? Man up, bitch.
- January 31, 2012 at 1:35 PM
I think the grand jury should be investigated along with its association with Anderson, given all the clear conflicts. The Forewomen was complaining about herself being investigated the DA in Rogers article - I say GOOD, and that it is deserved. Anyone with half a brain would realize something does smell right about this entire situation, its timing, and the clear, and strong ties to the Anderson's. (See Bennett Blog story).
- January 31, 2012 at 1:59 PM
- January 31, 2012 at 2:16 PM
I really wish I had one of these cases so I could haul in Rachel Palmer and make her plea the fifth to my face. After the way she treated me, it would be a pleasure.
At least the grand jury hit the sixth floor where it counts, in the wallet.
- January 31, 2012 at 2:24 PM
Anyone have an idea of how to see the letter? Chron is talking about it but of course doesn't bother to print it.
- January 31, 2012 at 2:55 PM
I've suggested plenty of topics 11:53, but if a chucklehead like you doesn't see a problem, there's no real sense discussing it at all.
- January 31, 2012 at 3:05 PM
"The stain upon HCDAO will remain regardless of any media statements issued or press conferences performed by anyone."
Is this the grand jury equivalent of "I'm rubber and you're glue..."
- January 31, 2012 at 3:28 PM
" there's no real sense discussing it at all."
Gee what a surprise. I guess you like the titty babies whining much more than you pretend.
Wah wah wah.
- January 31, 2012 at 3:42 PM
Letter re-typed
To: The Honorable Susan Brown, 185th State District Court
From: Foreman, 185TH Grand Jury, Harris County
Date: January 31, 2012
Re: Our Grand Jury Service
The members of this Grand Jury are honored to have had the opportunity to serve as Grand Jurors for the August, 2011 Term, extended to February 1, 2012 for the HPD Mobile B.A.T. Vans investigation. The privilege to serve the outstanding citizens of Harris County by participating in the determination of probable cause in felony cases and in an investigation is a unique essential to the administration of the criminal justice system, and we actively encourage other citizens to volunteer for Grand Jury Service.
Our attempts to initiate our investigation were met with unexpected resistance from persons in the Harris County District Attorney's Office (HCDAO). Nothing prepared us for the events that unfolded, some of which are documented in motions filed by the HCDAO and some are in the public domain. In the days prior to the Court's ruling authorizing the attorneys pro tem to aid in our investigation, an investigator and other senior members of the HCDAO were observed in the hallway outside our Grand Jury meeting room; we were unable to determine whether this was an effort to track the traffic of witnesses, or for purposes of intimidating memeberrs of the Grand Jury. One day while walking on a sidewalk returning from lunch break, some Grand Jury members were photographed by an unknown person in what appeared to be a government-issued vehicle, again for an unknown purpose. We discovered through our investigator that the HCDAO initiated investigations into members of the Grand Jury, teh attorneys pro tem and past and present members of the Harris County judiciary.
Our investigation was distracted by the Assistant District Attorney most responsible for the prosecution of DWI cases invoking her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination (publicly reported). To be perfectecly clear, we know the ADA had the right to invoke the Fifth Amendment, but we are deeply troubled that any prosecutor would fear prosecution from a Grand Jury investigation. The stain upon the HCDAO will remain regardles of any media statements issued or press conferences performed by anyone.
The ultimate standard for prosecution must be much more than mere obedience to the law; it must be conduct which constantly reaffirms one's fitness for the responsibility and continuously furthers the belief that a DAO exists to ensure an even-handed administration of justice. Conduct which casts public discredit on the office of the HCDAO as well as on the administration of justice is unacceptable. While we appreciate the fine line between ethics and the law, our investigation was unable to determine that any criminlal conduct had occurred. But it is clear that the work of this Grand Jury has already resulted in some positive changes in the enforcement of DWIs in Harris County, as the HPD B.A.T. vans are being phased out. Again, we thank you for the privilege to serve our County.
- January 31, 2012 at 4:07 PM
the letter is on ktrk's website
- January 31, 2012 at 4:36 PM
There goes the belief that a grand jury would indict a ham sandwich. If any oinker deserved an orange jumpsuit, it was Racheal Palmer.
Hey Don, how's it going? I see that you are still struggling with your grasp of the English language.
- January 31, 2012 at 4:43 PM
Lykos news conference quote:
"I brought back transparency to the office"
You sure did Pat. You were so transparent during the investigation we could even see you! But it was because you were in hiding from having to answer questions.
Who did his job while acting as your spy? What did that waste cost the taxpayers?
You also deny using your staff to spy on or intimidate the Grand Jury yet you assigned a DIVISION CHIEF ADA to stand outside the Grand Jury so you would know who was appearing as a witness. How much did that intimidate the Grand Jurors or the witnesses?
- January 31, 2012 at 4:47 PM
I now see how religous wars get started. Lykos is the anti-Christ.
- January 31, 2012 at 7:41 PM
Numerous examples exist throughout the history of Texas courts of grand jury reports being published in the newspapers or otherwise made public. Pursuant to Article 20.02(a) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, "The proceedings of the grand jury shall be kept secret." In equally simple terms it is obvious that a report is not a "proceeding." It is the output that is the result of a proceeding. It is just as public as any other action by the grand jury, such as indictments or no-bills. The indictments and no-bills issued by a grand jury are not proceedings either, they are in effect, reports of actions taken and they are public information.
For decades Harris County Grand Jury reports were issued at the end of term. These reports called attention to the conditions in the county, including, but not limited to the conditions of detention facilities, treatment of prisoners, forensic facilities, etc. These reports, however, were withheld from incoming Grand Juries because most DAs preferred to deal with jurors who were not familiar with the issues. Withholding these reports was intended to prevent "run-away Grand Juries" that may shake up the comfortable old-boy system.
The new six-month term for Grand Juries will create educated Grand Jurors and you may expect more vigorous Grand Jury actions that may shake up the Criminal Justice establishment.
- January 31, 2012 at 7:43 PM
Anon @ 11:25 AM
The authorization for the conclusions of the GJ lies in the 1st Amendment. If that is not enough authorization for you, then perhaps you can tell me what part of GJ proceedings were revealed in the letter.
- February 1, 2012 at 12:46 PM


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The semi-announcement comes as little surprise in the wake of the announcement that Sony and force feedback developer Immersion have settled their legal feud, with Sony planning to license Immersion technology for unspecified platforms.
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My genea-blogging friend, Randy Seaver, posted this yesterday.
Creating a 1940 U.S. Census Source Citation in Family Tree Maker 2012It got me to thing IF I really have the use of the Template feature right. After reviewing that blog post, I figured that I was not doing it right. When I looked at an EndNote, there was some duplication in the information. That's not right.
Back to the drawing board, and I needed to look a little closer at what information came from the Source Template and what came from what I was doing.
Since I already have a Template for Chester County, Pennsylvania, I see the information that is coming from the Template. The example from Evidence Explained! wanted the word County, as do I, after Chester. So, on the Template, I added County, after Chester.. The rest of the information is "fill in the blanks" for the Template Form. Year, State, County, Publication Number: is T626 for 1930, and the Film foll number: can be found is various places, including the information provided by Ancestry, if that is the source of the Census Record. In this case, it is 2012. Ancestry.com is the Website Title, the Database publisher is Ancestry.com Operations, Inc, located in Provo, UT, USA, and this database was created in 2002. The URL is www.ancestry.com.
I clicked on the ICON to the right of the "+" on the right.
Now, as a reminder of what I want to put into the Citation Detail and Citation Text, I put the format in the Comments box, that is high lighted.
Enumeration District (ED) __, Page _-_ (stamped);
_____, _____, _____household, lines __ - __
The Enumeration District will be used in the Citation Detail and the household line will be in the Citation Text.
When I do a Census Record, I do it by household, capture everyone in that household, but use this one Citation for each member of the household. That is why the word household is there, and the line numbers for the household.
I then high light, Copy and Paste that information for me next Citation.
This is the pasted view for the new Citation. Now it's fill in the blanks. Here is the updated view and notice the Reference Note. Information from the Template, the Citation Details, and Citation Text are now in the Reference Note.
To help with the fill in the blanks, I copy the Source Information from Ancestry.com, and paste it into the Citation Notes Tab. I can see every thing I need, except the Row Numbers. I note them when I look at the image, BEFORE I merge this Census Record.
To illustrate:
The wording is changed to meet the Evidence Explained! format.
The end result, Reference Note, looks like this:
My duplication is gone.
Please note, that I am NOT a Citation Expert and will take comments, but I think the appropriate information is being presented.
UPDATE: I added the words "digital image" immediately after the line number. So, the Citation is:
1930 U.S. census, population schedule, Pennsylvania, Chester County, Enurmation District (ED) 79, Page 5-A (stamped);. Uwchlan, Route 52 - Family 108, Henry Russell Worthington household, lines 19-25, digital image; NARA microfilm publication T626, roll 2020; digital image, Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com).
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Dan Carter is among the highest-paid players in New Zealand and is acknowledged as one of the greatest to have pulled on the black jersey, but it all started in a sleepy Canterbury hamlet with a special birthday present.
As 8th birthday presents go, this was a bit harder than wrapping the latest Lego offering or a replica All Black jersey.
Transported to a property on Broad St, in the tiny Canterbury hamlet of Southbridge, were a set of full-sized rugby posts, painted blue and white in honour of the local club.
Without wanting to detract from the delights of the Ellesmere region, the posts have become a bit of a tourist trap. When asked whether the family would mind if a photographer popped around to take a picture of the posts in the backyard, Neville Carter was unperturbed.
"We've arrived home during the day to an Asian family sitting under the posts having a picnic," he laughed.
Why not? If you're looking for the genesis of Carter's languid form of genius, under the 'H' is as good a place as any to start. Picture him in shorts and bare feet, staring up at his new posts, shaking out the fingers a la Grant Fox, keeping in vogue as most goalkicking wannabes of the day, as he prepared his approach to the ball.
Carter, 30, who holds the world record for points in test rugby with 1360, was one of those kids who always had a ball in his hand. When he wasn't at the domain he was kicking the ball around, or more accurately, over the house.
"He would dropkick the ball east to west over the house," Neville Carter says. Giving an insight into the precision that would later come to define his efforts in the black jersey, Carter never broke a window, though the spouting took a bit of a hammering.
There was something else that had to be factored in: the section next door was used to grow potatoes and gherkins, which would then be sold around town leading up to Christmas. But up came the tubers and cucumis and down went the grass - that was the end of that little revenue stream.
The decision has reaped its own rich rewards.
Along with Richie McCaw, Carter is the highest-paid player in New Zealand and is acknowledged as one of the greatest to have pulled on the famed black jersey. Last year, in the lead up to the World Cup, the Herald ranked Carter No 5 on a list of all-time All Black greats. By the time he hangs up his size nines for good, he will probably have climbed that list.
"The beauty of living in a small community is that all your mates are not far away. I had seven or eight mates that used to come around to my house - because we had the posts - almost every day after school," Carter said at the time. "We'd play games of rugby, league and having kicking competitions, everything."
Indeed, Carter senior said the hardest thing to do was getting Dan inside as darkness fell. "He'd be out there for hours and hours, every day after school and in the weekends."
The posts are still standing tall. Carter, when he comes home to see the folks for any length of time, will bring a bag of balls to keep sharp. Truth be told, he's probably just happy reliving his youth, before life became a more complicated combination of contracts and commitments.
Before long, cars will roll past, windows will retract and smartphones will start snapping.
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From a marketing standpoint, this makes good sense as well, because the more articles the site has over a wider variety of topics, the more readers will be drawn here, the more members the site gains, etc.
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Tina Haller's Clay Shadowbox workshop was just delightful! She shared such wonderful techniques on how to work with clay, how to create the designs and textures, how to manipulate and shape it...wow, it was fun. We had vintage paper flowers, tinsel, chandelier crystals, all sorts of filigree I've never even seen before. And I'm always so pleasantly surprised how beautiful the class projects come out. The girls all get the same bits, and yet they all look so different, it's clearly magic! I participated in class too, and no one was surprised to see that I incorporated my calavera into my little shadowbox. How predictable I am! It was lovely to play. And let us not forget, we were celebrating a special birthday of a cherished friend, Linda! So we popped a bottle of pink bubbly...HELLO it was good!
So, the night was perfection! And Tina had so much fun teaching, that she'll be back again in the Spring for an Easter workshop. We'll be making one of her clay figurines and an Easter banner for this workshop. And if you're wondering where the paypal button is for this workshop...it's coming soon. As usual, there are only 13 seats available, so once it's up, grab your spot ASAP.
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Obama administration failed to respond to dozens of secession petitions
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Given the fact that the Obama administration has failed to respond to dozens of petitions advocating states secede from the union, it seems almost inevitable that the White House will also ignore the petition to deport Piers Morgan for his rhetorical assault on the constitutional rights of American citizens.
The petition to deport Morgan for his call to disarm Americans in the wake of the Sandy Hook school shooting, originated by Infowars, has garnered viral media attention and a total of over 80,000 signatures, well beyond the 25,000 threshold that mandates a White House response within 30 days.
However, a brief investigation into which petitions the Obama administration has actually responded to confirms that the White House merely cherry picks those it wishes to address and completely ignores others, violating its own rules.
For example, the petition for Texas to secede from the union reached the threshold to warrant a comment from the administration on November 12 but has still not been addressed 45 days later. Dozens of similar petitions from other states also passed the threshold but have been ignored, despite the total number of signatures for all states equaling well over a million.
In contrast, petitions calling on Obama to enact gun control measures in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook massacre, only three of which totaled over 25,000 signatures, were addressed within days.
Other petitions that have received relatively few signatures, such as one calling to digitize federal records, have also been responded to despite getting nowhere near the 25,000 signature benchmark.
In October last year, the White House responded to a petition entitled, "Actually take these petitions seriously instead of just using them as an excuse to pretend you are listening," with a post by 'Special Assistant to the President' Macon Phillips which asserted, "We're listening. Seriously."
However, the failure to respond to the overwhelmingly popular secession issue, while responding to others almost immediately, proves that the White House is merely abusing the 'We The People' process to bolster its own policy agenda while sidelining any issue that asks genuine questions of the Obama administration.
The administration is using delphi technique manipulation to hoodwink Americans into thinking they are an engaged part of the political discourse when in reality the whole petition process is a fraud because the White House only responds to what it wants to and ignores the questions that the majority of the American people want addressed.
The 'We the People' section of the White House website is billed as "your voice in our government," and has been cited as another example of the government's drive for "transparency," yet it has been proven to be nothing more than just another public relations mouthpiece for the Obama administration to promote its own pre-planned political agenda.
Despite the likelihood that the White House will ignore the petition, it is still important because significant media coverage of the controversy has drawn people's attention to the fact that foreigners are now openly lecturing the American people about their own rights. The petition has also been a key exercise in using the first amendment to defend the second amendment and a reminder that Americans will not tolerate any attempt to eviscerate the right to keep and bear arms.
Paul Joseph Watson is the editor and writer for Infowars.com and Prison Planet.com. He is the author of Order Out Of Chaos. Watson is also a host for Infowars Nightly News.
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Tiger Woods hits his tee shot on the third hole during final round play in the 2010 Masters golf tournament at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga., on April 11, 2010.
Back in the noughties, Tiger Woods, dressed in a red shirt, hoisted a trophy on the 18th green on almost every Sunday that he started out with at least a share of the lead. Science is helping explain how the red shirt helped him — and why it won't do much for the golfer now.
"It made him feel more confident and powerful and made others shrink in fear of this alpha male among us," Andrew Elliot, a professor of psychology at the University of Rochester, told me Tuesday.
We were talking about a new study in the journal Emotion where Elliot and colleagues find that our reactions immediately become faster and more forceful when we see red.
The conclusion stems from data showing that students more quickly and strongly pinched a metal clasp or squeezed a handgrip after reading red, gray and blue numbers and words that were controlled for lightness and saturation.
In a sense, the research documents our intuitive reaction to red. "It's a danger cue. So your body reacts as if it has just seen a threat. What happens when your body sees a threat is it immediately, automatically, mobilizes energy to flee or fight," Elliot said.
This reaction, the researchers speculate, is an evolved response. In great apes, for example, the alpha males are red in color. Other apes see the alpha males as a threat and thus keep their distance. Humans haven't lost this tendency, he explained.
So, what's this have to do with golf and other sports? The current research, Elliot noted, indicates that "seeing red immediately and very quickly in a short time period does make you stronger. But I don't think it lasts. It is a very quick response."
At the most, the effect might help with something such as weightlifting where a brief burst of strength and speed is needed. Otherwise, the effect of red, which the research shows is real, is likely more in the head when it comes to sports.
In previous research, Elliot and colleagues have shown that seeing red on an opponent makes you think the opponent is more dominant and stronger and so you think the opponent is going to do better than you. They have also shown that wearing red makes you feel more dominant.
"In both ways, viewing it on others and thinking that you are wearing it yourself, red is a dominance and power cue that makes you feel that you are stronger and are going to do better in these physical contests," he said.
On Sundays in the noughties, a dominant Tiger Woods put on his red shirt, walked onto the golf course and a handful of hours later walked off with a trophy. He knew he was powerful, and so did the other golfers.
But a red shirt isn't magic, Elliot noted, not even for Woods, whose is experiencing the biggest slump of his career.
"If he wears red now, where he is no longer that dominant, it is probably not going to have the same effect because it is not really true, it is not an accurate signal," Elliot said.
"I think there's got to be something behind the signal that is accurate if it is going to work. Tiger is out of luck right now."
More stories on the science of colors:
- Seeking Olympic Gold? Wear red
- Condi Rice knows – winners wear red
- Different colors describe happiness, depression
- Domestication led to horse color explosion
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Pope, archbishop of Canterbury battle trafficking
VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis and the archbishop of Canterbury denounced human trafficking as a crime against human dignity Monday and pledged to combat it jointly — finding common ground on a social issue amid deep theological divisions over the Anglicans' ordination of women bishops.
Francis and Archbishop Justin Welby, spiritual leader of the 80 million-strong Anglican Communion, met in private and then prayed together in a Vatican chapel, their second such meeting since both were elected within days of one another last year.
Francis has made the fight against modern-day slavery a priority of his pontificate: The Vatican has hosted two conferences, Francis has met with women who were trafficked and the Vatican has teamed up with the Anglican church and Al-Azhar University in Cairo, the world's foremost seat of Sunni learning, to launch a global initiative to fight human slavery.
"Let us persevere in our commitment to combat new forms of enslavement, in the hope that we can help provide relief to victims and oppose this deplorable trade," Francis told Welby.
Welby said cooperation was key. "It is a crime that we all need to overcome as a matter of urgency, as a matter of human dignity, freedom and wholeness of life," he said.
Welby, however, acknowledged that while Catholic and Anglicans are working together in this area, "there are matters of deep significance that separate us."
The Catholic Church doesn't permit women to be ordained priests, much less bishops, on the grounds that Christ's apostles were all male. Anglican churches in Australia, New Zealand and the United States already have women serving as bishops. The Church of England's dioceses have all voted to do the same and the church's Governing Synod is expected to take a final vote next month.
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Boeing Creates 360° 'Dream Pass' Video of its 787 Dreamliner
Attention wannabe pilots: Here's your chance to experience the next best thing to flying Boeing's new 787 Dreamliner. The company created the Boeing 787 Dreamliner "Dream Pass," a 360-degree online video that lets you take an immersive virtual ride in the plane's flight deck, and tour its wings and engines.
Be sure to click the full-screen icon at the bottom of the screen for the maximum panoramic effect, where you can control your view by clicking and dragging your cursor. At the same time, you're able to select either Boeing 787 chief pilot Capt. Randy Neville's commentary (and some Boeing cheerleading) about what the pilots are doing, or you can hear the in-flight conversations between the pilots and air traffic controllers. I found both to be equally fascinating.
It's interesting how Capt. Neville compares this aircraft, 80% of which is made of composite materials, to "metal planes."
Once you're done with that tour of the plane's takeoff from Portland and landing in Seattle, you can take a virtual walk around the huge plane, accompanied by new-age music instead of commentary. As you look at its composite fuselage and high-tech engines, you can click for more details of their technology. You can do the same for its unusual swept-up wings, which are depicted at angles I've never seen before.
The entire aircraft is a thing of beauty, a masterpiece that is the pinnacle of high technology circa 2012.
It's an informative tour, albeit peppered with sales pitches to airlines that might be interested in buying a few of these $206 million planes. Yes, this is what it takes to sell big-ticket items, folks. Of course, Boeing would like to get some return on its $32 billion investment in the development of this plane. So far, it's built 44 of them and 844 are on order. Airlines such as United, Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways and Air India have purchased them.
If you have fantasies of piloting such craft — or are just interested in the highest of technology — make sure your seatbelt is securely fastened and your seat back is in the upright position. This is a worthy video presentation in which to immerse yourself.
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Like Jeff, I appreciate Hasbro trying to get prices down,b ut how about aiming for $8 and still giving us decent figures? $8 would be a nice price to pay, and I'd do without ball jointed torsoes and ball jointed ankles for that. Hell I'd do without ball jointed shoulders and go back to just regular joints there.
Vader's a strange mix of soft good and not. Looking at him, I think his legs may be one solid piece, as in they will not move individually but as one like the old Clash of the Titan's Charon figure (only example I can think of)...oh, or like a Playmobil figure.
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Last week I talked about what I thought the Ruby Sanctum had to live up to. I reminisced about the encounters that made Wrath's raiding scene fun for me. Thanks for chipping in with your thoughts too folks – feel free to keep them coming and do the same this week. I'll never forget my own favourites and if the Ruby Sanctum manages to come close to them then it's on fire.
… Sorry about that one.
Anyway. This week I'm intrepidly heading back down memory lane to the dark alleys where the worst encounters lurk. The ones that caused me to daydream about throwing the computer out of the window whilst we recovered from yet another wipe. Or the ones that encouraged me to try taping my cat's paw to the keyboard while I put the kettle on, because we just had to get through the encounter to get to the Fun Stuff ™. Worst of all, the encounters that should be truly inspiring but one design flaw let it – and me – down.
Beware, Ruby Sanctum. Here there be monsters. Quite literally. If you find yourself amongst them you've Done It Wrong.
5. Faction Champions – Let me make one thing clear: if I want to PvP I'll go to a battleground or do some arenas. It's great that they took the Priestess Delrissa fight from TBC a step further. That was chaotic fun. The 'fun' part translated badly into a situation involving 10-25 people, many of whom (including myself) are not ardent PvPers with a desire to hone PvP tactics. I've found that trying to organise (or be organised for) PvP-style opponent management when the 9-24 people you're working with are either loyal PvEr's or PUGers is just a headache. Don't do it again, Blizz.
4. Lich King – I know I know. It's the last fight of the expansion, of course it's special, right? Special isn't always good. First oversight: the quality of the dialogue between Arthas and Tirion before the fight. It's frankly shoddy. If I'm being crude, most of it also has homoerotic undertones that I'm sure Blizzard didn't intend. Go and read it if you don't believe me. A 'skip intro' button as with Deathbringer Saurfang would have been really useful here. And if I'm being picky – might as well be – Arthas's girth makes me think he's only really a threat to pies.
But my main problem with this encounter was its mechanics. If you ask for tactics in any Wrath encounter at least one person will say "Don't stand in the fire". It is a joke but people say it through pursed lips. They're tired of it being the basic tactic for most fights. The Lich King encounter is just that: you'll be fine if you don't stand in the fire black goo and move at the right times. Sadly, this really makes it the fight designed to finish Wrath off.
3. Sindragosa – I included Sapphiron in my top five last week because when the fight mechanics were fresh when we first edged into his lair. That didn't mean I wanted a near-identical fight later in the game. Not only are the mechanics a rip-off but the boss looks the same (though has undergone a gender change since we saw him in Naxx). Sindragosa's fight mechanics do have a different twist to Sapphiron's. I just resent peddling the wheel like a good guinea pig to get through phases 1 and 2 in order to reach that fun part of the fight which would probably kill my group so I could do it all again. I can't understand why having players repeat two long phases full of easy mechanics because the fun, difficult and adrenaline-inducing stuff is squeezed into a mad 30 seconds at the end got past – or to – the PTR.
2. Malygos – This encounter has a lot going for it. I quite enjoyed the large blue dragon flying around the room taunting during wipe recovery. I mean, for an arrogant dragon, it sounded believable. The fight mechanics were interesting up to a point – working with sparks provided an extra layer of challenge and the whole of phase 2 was particularly fun given the first character I took to Malygos was a melee DPS.
What? I've just praised it to the heavens? But wait, this encounter does deserve to be high on this list. Why? Phase 3. Partly because whilst being dropped on to a dragon looks cool, I don't appreciate a game effectively saying "right! Quick time event. You need to already know and/or mind-read which dragon abilities to use while moving in 3d space – and we mean moving, 'cos there are fires to not stand in!" But even that isn't the real problem. That'd be the lights. There are too many in phase 3. They flash. They move. The pretty colours aren't pretty so much as neon. I know people who get headaches from them and I've been in raids which have wiped shortly after the healer said "arghargh the lights."
1. Razuvious – "Bring the player not the class" was Blizzard's tagline regarding raiding in WotLK. A raid with any composition of classes can defeat any encounter? Great idea. So why did I often spend hours fishing whilst waiting for my Naxx25 groups to try to find two shadow priests for Insdtructor Razuvious? And then why did many of those groups collapse like a pie on Arthas' plate after we wiped once on Razuvious? Because the hidden clause was that not just that we need two priests – and until it was hotfixed you need two with +hit gear – but to narrow it down further any group needed two who know how to mindcontrol-juggle-tank. Razuvious was an interesting fight mechanic spoiled by a deviation from Wrath's goals, which would have just been more fun for everyone if any class could have stepped up to the orb in 10 and 25 man.
So providing the Ruby Sanctum doesn't force us to PvP under a disco ball as a raid composed of 10 paladins – after a dodgy scene we'll cringe at fifty times – it should be fine. Bring on the fire.
What do you think – what are your very worst memories of any WoW encounters, and why?
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Exactly one year after losing his sight in Afghanistan, Navy Lt. Brad Snyder earned a gold medal in the 400-meter freestyle at the 2012 Paralympic Games in London.
For one final, terrifying moment, Navy Lt. Brad Snyder could see.
In fact, the last thing he ever viewed — one year ago today — was his two intact arms and his two attached legs. After stepping on a hidden bomb in an Afghan farm field then feeling the raw heat of the blast burn his face and hurl him backward, Snyder's first instinct was to look down and inventory his body parts.
"That gave me positive reassurance everything was going to be OK. Shortly after that, my vision went away. I thought maybe blood or dirt had dripped down over my eyes," said Snyder, 28, a former bomb defuser. "And then it was black, just black, the same way I see now. It didn't occur to me until the fifth day in the hospital that I wasn't going to see again."
Today in London, with that dark anniversary in mind, Snyder dived blindly into a pool and sprinted away with gold – earning his third medal (two golds and one silver) at the 2012 Paralympics. At the close of the 400-meter freestyle final, Snyder cruised into the wall nearly six seconds ahead of the runner up, Spain's Enhamed Enhamed, who took silver.
"It's not a poor anniversary and I'm really looking forward to celebrating how far myself and my family have been able to come over the past year," Snyder said from the Olympic Aquatics Centre pool deck. "It's a special night for all of us, (including friends and family who cheered from the stands). We are going to look at this evening as a celebration. A celebration of conquest if you like. We are all happy to be together, being in London and enjoying the experience."
Snyder finished the race in four minutes, 32.41 seconds, a personal best. But it was a larger span of time — 365 days — that truly occupied his thoughts and fueled the best race of his life.
He swam for victory: "Yes, I'm really competitive."
He swam for inspiration: "The idea that there shouldn't be anything in the way of barriers presented to you that slow you down. Yeah, (stuff) happens. But I hope this shows the value of attitude, of making a decision to not look back. I made that decision. From that point, it was all just about figuring it out and moving forward."
And he swam for love: "My support network really came to bat for me when I was down. My mom, my brothers and sister were at my side. My Navy friends demonstrated their commitment to me. So I feel an obligation to reciprocate that commitment, to show them I appreciate the love. I want to prove to them — and myself — that I can experience success on a level I experienced before, even though I am now blind.
"Competing (today) was the pinnacle of that."
Lt. Brad Snyder, blinded by an IED explosion in Afghanistan, is now training for the London 2012 Paralympics.
His mother, Valarie, witnessed her son's golden swim while sitting with her other two sons, her daughter, and Valarie's sister — the same group that surrounded Snyder's hospital bed near Washington, D.C. when a doctor told him no surgery could restore his shattered eyes. In fact, those eyes later were surgically removed and replaced with prosthetics.
When she watched her son compete — as he once did for the Naval Academy swim team — Valarie knew she would be "weeping," she said, while she measured the massive ground Brad already has gained in 12 months. But she also reflected on how this journey began for her: with a horrifying phone call last Sept. 7.
At 5:30 a.m., the ringing phone read "unknown number" on its screen — the same message that showed up each time Brad called home from his base in Afghanistan. But he typically called her at 11 a.m.
"At that time, it could only mean one thing," Valarie Snyder said. "I didn't want to answer it."
She did, though. And her son's commanding officer revealed to her that an explosion had hit Brad in the face, that he still had all of his extremities and that he was then in surgery. Not long after she was reunited with her wounded son at a stateside military hospital, he reassured her that his life would continue without sight. And what the woman saw today in the London pool only reinforced that sunny outlook, she said.
"He keeps saying he's got to show me it's not a disability, that he's going to be fine," she said. "He's telling me that I don't have to worry about him anymore."
"He truly was swimming for (his family and friends)," said his swimming coach, Brian Loeffler. "He recognizes how much suffering they went through when he was injured."
Related: Blinded Navy officer grabs gold in first Paralympic race
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It was Loeffler who realized — while first perusing the Paralympic swimming schedule — that Snyder would be competing in his best event one year to the day after losing his vision.
"It immediately became a goal of mine to do everything I could to help Brad win a medal on that day," Loeffler said. "I initially only told his mother of the schedule. (But) I could not keep it from Brad so I told him a week after I told his mother because I wanted him to focus in on that special day as well."
Snyder, ironically, visualizes each of his swims beforehand, using the mental images he has concocted for the pool, the lane lines and the crowd. The tactic allows him to feel that every race is already familiar.
Lt. Brad Snyder lost his sight in an IED explosion in Afghanistan last year. The Navy officer will once again represent the U.S., this time at the London 2012 Paralympics in September.
Prior to today's race, he saw himself walking across the pool deck toward the block, standing above his assigned lane as his name was announced, then feeling the surge of competitive juices rise inside. A gold medal is what he glimpsed in his mind. And if only for four furious minutes, his new life as a blind man faded as a constant reality.
"From the moment I step up on that starting block, I just want to beat everybody in the pool," Snyder said. "But once I hit the (finishing) pad, once the race was over, it all went back to just being an amazing experience."
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- Merriam-Webster picks "science" primarily based on numbers on its website
- The word had the largest spike in look-ups, it says
- Oxford's buzzworthy choice of "selfie" was a result of growing digital fame
Sorry, folks. Merriam-Webster's word of the year is not "selfie." And twerk is nowhere on the list, either.
Unlike the lads and ladies over at Oxford, Merriam-Webster has declared "science" its 2013 word of the year.
Its number 2 word is cognitive.
Oxford's buzzworthy choice of "selfie" last month was a result of the word's growing usage and digital fame. But its U.S. counterpart picked "science" primarily based on numbers on its website.
It looked at the most searched-for words on its online dictionary, Merriam-Webster.com, and also those that showed the biggest increase in the number of look-ups.
The word with the largest spike? Science. A 176% increase in look-ups, to be exact.
"A wide variety of discussions centered on science this year, from climate change to educational policy," the dictionary editors said in a statement.
"We saw heated debates about 'phony' science, or whether science held all the answers. It's a topic that has great significance for us."
Merriam-Webster has a history of not getting too carried away by Internet memes.
Last year, Oxford American Dictionaries US pick for word of the year was "GIF" -- as in a compressed file format for images.
What did Merriam-Webster go with? Socialism and capitalism.


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Sacramento's Second Saturday art walk continues to draw crowds, and bicycles continue to be an integral part of the festivities. Not only are bicycles the only viable option for many to navigate the packed midtown streets, bicycles themselves continue to be an attraction.
Readers may recall a previous post regarding bicycles and Second Saturday where I talked to Doug at the Sacramento Bicycle Kitchen. This time around, I was fortunate enough to reconnect with my former neighbor and friend, Chris Dougherty, at an event that took place Rex Cycles.
This event featured some good pizza courtesy of Hot Italian, tasty beer and wine, and some heated GoldSprints racing. The idea was to raise both awareness – and some early funds – for the Sacramento Valley Velodrome project. Just Another Cyclist is currently looking into the details of this effort, and will be writing about this soon. As the name implies, though, this is indeed an effort to get a velodrome built in the Sacramento area.
Rex cycles is a custom frame and bike builder. According to their own website:
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Rex frames are designed around your body and riding needs.
Steve's years of experience produce some truly great looking bikes, and the shop proved to be a fantastic venue for the Velodrome project event.


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Cover garbage-disposal switches. Natural climbers, cats usually find their way to the kitchen sink sooner or later. Many have been known to play with electric switches such as the one for a garbage disposal. Special covers are available at hardware stores to help avoid disaster.
Keep drapery cords out of reach. It's a good idea to use childproofing devices to wind up dangling cords -- cats can strangle themselves by catching their necks in the loops.
Close the dryer door. Cats love to explore, especially dark, quiet places. Always check inside large appliances before closing their doors to make sure your cat is not inside.
Make sure your screen door has a securing latch. Cats are safe indoors; they are not safe outdoors. Don't run the risk that your cat could slip out unnoticed.
Pack away precious breakables. Cats in a new home will explore. They will jump on tables, cabinets, sideboards, and bookshelves to investigate their strange domain, and they may accidentally knock over or break fragile items and knickknacks.
Cover your furniture. If you don't want cat hair on your upholstery, put an old sheet on your most enticing sofas and chairs. That way your cat can enjoy the furniture along with you without shedding fur all over it. Simply remove the sheet when guests arrive.
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Pom Pom Dog Sweaters
February 16, 2011
So FUSSY, I love 'em!
My lovely Cousin, B, sent these pictures to me. I can't make out the name and google hasn't turned up any results, all I know is that these are of a window display in Paris. Please pass the info along if you do know, I'll most likely just make one for Lily (he had said they're really expensive) but I'd like to give credit.
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avril permalinkMarch 8, 2011 6:44 am
These dog sweaters are amazing, too bad dogs don't have weddings or carnivals where to wear such sweaters, but their owners can dress them just to see how adorable they look.


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Lakeside Assembly in Eastman will hold a 5K and one-mile fun run on Saturday, May 3, 2014. "Brian's Missions for Life" will begin and end at Lakeside Assembly at 1417 Cochran Highway in Eastman.
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Liberty News
Chancellor Falwell to appear on TBN with Kirk Cameron Monday
|Actor/producer Kirk Cameron sits down with Chancellor Jerry Falwell, Jr. during his visit to campus on Feb. 11.
Liberty University Chancellor Jerry Falwell, Jr. is scheduled to appear on TBN's "Praise the Lord," Monday, March 18, for an interview with guest host Kirk Cameron.
The show can be viewed online at 10 p.m. EST and will also be available for mobile viewing (check cable listings in your area).
The program was taped this week at TBN headquarters in Costa Mesa, Calif.
Cameron has traveled from his home in California to Liberty's campus twice in the past year. He struck up a relationship with the school and with Falwell after his first visit in October 2012, when he was a guest speaker for Convocation. He returned last month to meet with students of the new Liberty University Cinematic Arts, Zaki Gordon Center, who were among the first to watch a sneak preview of his upcoming film project.
|Chancellor Jerry Falwell, Jr. chats with Kirk Cameron during a tour of Liberty's new cinematic arts center last month.
"Praise the Lord," a two-hour show often featuring celebrity guests and popular religious leaders, has aired each weeknight for more than 30 years.
TBN (Trinity Broadcasting Network) is the world's largest Christian television outreach, with more than 20 international networks reaching every major continent and more than 18,000 television and cable affiliates worldwide. It is America's most watched faith channel, according to Nielsen Ratings. It will celebrate its 40th anniversary in May.


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on Thursday, the White Sox announced they declined to tender a 2011 contract to Bobby Jenks. Left-handed reliever Erick Threets also was non-tendered.
Contracts were offered to arbitration-eligible players in John Danks and Carlos Quentin, as well as Tony Pena, who appeared to be on the proverbial non-tender bubble.
UPDATE: The Sox can still re-sign Jenks. He's a free-agent now.
UPDATE #2: Kenny won't close the door:
As far as Jenks, Williams wouldn't close the door on him completely, but not at the price Jenks would have received in arbitration.
"Bobby Jenks brought a World Series to Chicago and I will never forget that," Williams said. "And I haven't closed the door on that. All it says today is with the dollars it will bring in an arbitration hearing we cannot go there. The message I have to Sox fans and to Bobby Jenks is he gave us everything he had. I'm proud of his growth as a person, a player and as a dad. I wish the best for him if indeed he does end up somewhere else."


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2012-03-31 I was pleased to hear from Marc Kerry about his relative Mary Jane Compston who is a member of the Lancashire family tree 1 on my website at www.cumpston.org.uk
Message: Mary married the Rev George Kerry at Serampore, India in 1895. Do you have more information about their time in India? Mary was working with a Indian women's Baptist group since she gave a report about this in New York at a Baptist World Congress.
Mary Jane COMPSTON was the daughter of John Milton COMPSTON and Catherine Dean recorded in my archive as the Lancashire 1 tree and I have a number of entries (30) in their tree I can take them back to the following and I have another researcher interested in Samuel who we think came from North Yorkshire: 1824 Lancashire 1 Rochdale Providence Chapel High St Independent Rochdale Compston Francis Samuel and Sarah Christened IGI 8 Dec 1824.
Do take a look at her new page and let me know if you have any further information about her or her husband. http://www.cumpston.org.uk/#/mary-jane-compston/4562719710
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