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Fumi Mini Nakamura is a NYC based illustrator and designer. In addition to making her living as a working artist and being featured by heavy hitters like "Juxtapoz" and "New York Art Magazine", Fumi has collaborated with brands like Threadless, Nylon Magazine, and the Gap. We had a chance to catch up with Fumi to discuss her art, her inspiration, and digital vs. traditional mediums:
1. What was it like spending your childhood in Japan?
In my mind, the memories of my childhood in Japan are quite dark. There are many parts I try to forget, simply because it weighs me down and brings out the darkest in me. However there are also the parts that are great and beautiful but I can only remember them as blurry images with colors. I guess my memories and experiences of childhood in Japan seem like a dream.
2. Do you think your heritage affects your style of illustration at all?
I don't think my heritage does have any effect on my style. Maybe the viewer has that idea more? I am not sure. However, my work is all based on memories and moments, so maybe [my art] might have influenced by my heritage– but that would be unintentional.
3. What influences/inspires you when it comes to your art?
Moments, experiences and memories–these things are the subjects I concentrate on when I create work. All three of them contain some form of "stories" and I like to analyze them, then cut them up into small fragments in my head, then put them together like a collage on the paper.
4. It seems that nature plays a major role in your work, can you explain some of the recurring imagery?
I grew up most of my life surrounded by nature. Both California and Shizuoka have great mountains, forests and the ocean! I was so spoiled to be surrounded by something so beautiful! Oh, I miss it! Nature feels like a nest for me–it calms and inspires me. I stress out and get overwhelmed so easily, so I always want to escape to somewhere. When I think about escape, the first thing comes to my mind has always being some sort of nature.
Living in New York it has been a bit difficult to [escape] because the nature is very limited. It's crowded with people and you really have to take some time off in order to escape the city. But whenever I am back in California or Shizuoka, I usually go for a long hike in the forest or mountains.
My work reflects my strong memories and the urge to be a part of nature. But also it shows that eventually we all pass away, buried under the ground, and become a part of nature spiritually and physically.
5. What's it like living life as a working artist? I can picture it being both really liberating and really stressful…
You nailed it. It's tough and great at the same time – especially being creative part. I can't complain about making some income or getting exposure for drawing…That is such a luxury! It seems better than most jobs for sure, but it is draining–for me mentally, physically and emotionally! Coming up with something unique and being able to survive [on my work] are so hard.
The creative field is very competitive and in order to get to the top (become acknowledged or known as an artist) you really have to sell yourself. It doesn't always need to be like that–Everyone has their own fun goal in creating, but if you really want to be successful, or want to get somewhere higher, you have to really put yourself out there.
I've been working as an illustrator/artist for past eight years and I still feel like I am far from where I want to be. I am never content and always struggling. But I guess that makes my life more interesting! If you always look at things positively, it will be always positive. The creative fields are tough, but I want to make it fun!
6. How have you seen your work evolve over the years? Is there one theme you keep coming back to?
Yes, I believe so. The styles are similar, or at least the processes of drawing are the same. However, I've become more detail-oriented and made my work more heavy and ornate. As I get older, I have more time in silence and think heavily about my surroundings and myself. All these thoughts, emotions and moments grow larger, and then become these intense collages in my head. I think more about meaning and reason in my work than what I used to.
The theme I keep coming back to is probably what I've lost in the past and regrets those losses create.
7. It seems that a lot of illustration today is created on the computer. You work both in digital form and with traditional mediums, so you've had experience in both. How do you feel about so much of art going digital?
I don't like it! I value all the [older drawing] traditions and I don't like how schools are going all digital and the skilled traditional artisans are disappearing! I mean, there are lots of great digital works and I appreciate them, but I believe the most digital work doesn't hold the same value as traditional medium. I mean, some people can manipulate images well but the feeling you get from digital art is just not the same! I think they're cold, and even though the image can look pretty, it looks so distant.
For example, when comparing print making and digital printing, the time that's used to make the actual work might be close to the same, however, the physical energy and feeling you put into print making is far beyond comparable. You prepare images; etch plates or make screen; mix colors; print several times and make edits. You don't experience the same thing with digitals.
Techniques are so important. I feel like people these days care less about it, and maybe that is why traditional mediums are vanishing. It makes me depressed thinking about it! Yikes.
8. You've done work for some really high level companies (The Gap, Threadless and Nylon Mag) Do you have a favorite project that you've worked on?
Hmmm. Tough question!
Each project with each company has been a blast! The apparel collaborations are always enjoyable because you get to see the physical objects, and sometimes you can see people wear them on the street; illustration work with publications is always challenging but seeing the end result in print is exciting! I cannot choose!
[All images are pieces from Fumi's latest collection, "Our Hands Will Eventually Destroy Everything Beautiful." ]


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Martin Luther King Jr.-Harbor Hospital has fallen on troubled times. The only hospital in a violent and underserved area of Watts, the hospital has been on the chopping block for some time, desperately trying to get its shit together to stay open. They already had their trauma ward shut down, had their affiliated King-Drew school come under fire, have lots of preventable deaths, and managed to lose a radioactive diaper.
In July a federal inspection from the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services was conducted. Announced today were the findings that the hospital failed 8 of 23 points needed to maintain compliance with federal standards. Think about that for a second. The hospital went below Medicaid's standards. Considering that we have one of the shoddiest public health systems in the entire world, that's pretty fucking sad.
So what does this all mean?
Well, first of all, the hospital will be getting no Federal funding. Half the hospital's budget has come from the Feds to the tune of about $200 million. Buh-bye. Wave to the money folks. It's going away.
And that's actually a good thing. This place is a shithole. It is offering sub-standard care to a segment of the population that desperately needs help. These people are the uninsured and the uninsurable. They come to the hospital because it's their last shot. They don't see a doctor until things are so bad simply because they can't afford it. Emergency room visits have been known to last days.
Then there's the community infighting between the black and Latino population of Watts. They can't seem to see eye to eye with each other enough to help turn the hospital into a fucking hospital and not a political bullet point. I honestly wonder some times if people want a hospital or just something else huge to bitch about.
Thank god the trauma center was already closed. Don't get me wrong, I think the trauma ward was the only good thing about the place. But gangbangers would just kick their buddies out of the car when they got shot up too much to just get a couple stitches. The trauma center was a nightmare factory for the doctor's and nurses, patching up the same kids over and over again, losing too many people to multiple GSW's and stab wounds. Let Harbor handle it. At least there they've shown that they can handle the after care with something resembling competence.
MLK needs to be shuttered. It has proven, time and again, that it can't keep itself in order, its patients safe, or deliver even the lowest standard of quality care. It needs to be replaced from the ground up. Close the hospital, fire the staff, hire new doctors and nurses. Enough of them this time. And ones that have been trained somewhere else than at MLK. Sink some money into competent security. Take the control away from the fucking County Health Department and give it to someone who knows how to handle a hospital and treat patients.
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Biggin Hill, UK-based helicopter charter operator Sky Charter has been designated the UK dealer for PZL Swidnik rotorcraft. The company has ordered three SW4 light singles and is expecting deliveries next spring.
Gary Slater, Sky Charter's managing director, sees the EASA-certified five-seater as a low-cost alternative to the Eurocopter EC 120 and the Bell 206B3 JetRanger. "It challenges the JetRanger with better performance and is cheaper," he said. Slater praised the large baggage compartment, which is able to accommodate four sets of golf clubs. He also emphasized the openness of the cabin. The SW4 has an endurance of 5.6 hours, compared with the three hours of the LongRanger. Cruise speed, at 125 knots, is about 15 knots faster. Seats comply with the latest crashworthiness standards.
Slater said the SW4 is priced at £750,000 ($1.5 million), versus £1 million ($2 million) for the Jet-Ranger. Fuel burn is estimated at 26 U.S. gallons per hour. The three-blade main rotor and the two-blade tail rotor are powered by a 450-shp Rolls-Royce 250-C20R2 turboshaft. The engine was a factor in Slater's decision, as Sky Charter operates Bell 206s with the same Rolls-Royce model and is happy with it.
One of Sky Charter's SW4s will be used for filming, sightseeing tours and as a demonstrator, Slater said. The other two will be for sale. The first delivery from PZL is planned for "late April or early May" and the next two will follow with one-month intervals. Slater pointed out that lead times are short, compared with the long wait customers typically face when they order a new helicopter.
Sky Charter operates 10 helicopters–three Bell 206B3 JetRangers, five Bell 206L4 LongRangers and two Eurocopter AS355 Squirrels. The firm has 15 employees, including eight pilots, and logs 4,000 flight hours annually.
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The Coronado Polo in Paradise Water Polo Camp provides the highest level of individualized coaching for aspiring water polo athletes. This camp will be lead by the top college coaches, club coaches, high school coaches and USA Olympians in the country that understand the value of balance and setting goals to help prepare young student athletes to live their dreams.
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Carin Crawford is in her 15th season at the helm of San Diego State water polo program. She continues on her mission to establish the Aztecs as a top contender in women's collegiate water polo. Crawford has guided the Scarlet and Black to a top-11 national finish in each of her 14 years at San Diego State. During her tenure, the Aztecs have accumulated 31 All-America awards and 27 all-MPSF honors. In addition, her players have earned 54 all-MPSF academic selections and 53 ACWPC all-academic awards.
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Mike Schofield returned for his 28th season at the helm of the Navy water polo program. Schofield entered the 2012 season as the school's all-time winningest coach, compiling an astonishing 600 wins in 27 years in charge of the Navy water polo program. In 2012 the Mids had another great season going 23-6. Under his direction, the Mids have won nine Eastern Championships and competed in 13 NCAA Tournaments. Twenty Navy athletes have earned 30 All-America honors under Schofield, and Navy has been represented on the All-America team in each of the last 13 years.
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Sometimes called "blanket composting", "no-work" or "no-dig" gardening, it is very representative of Permaculture in terms of modeling Nature.
This is the start of the Medicine Wheel Garden. As you see, we are layering the Sheet Mulching right on top of the lawn. No need to dig or pull weeds. They become part of the nutrient base for the new garden.


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I hope this is the right forum to post this question. Back in the day when we had Exchange 5.5 on our child domain I seem to recall that I could administer mailboxes and empty them/delete their contents as required.
Now that our LEA has taken over Exchange (v 2007) for all schools I have lost that functionality. I have asked them if they could delete all the mailbox content for a specific year group of pupils in order to delete all the games they're mailing in as attachments. I've been told this functionality doesn't exist, nor can they isolate attachments with .swf (for example) extensions.
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Michael German threw three touchdown passes and Tim Broughton rushed for 181 yards to lead Tennessee State past Jacksonville State 31-15 in an Ohio Valley Conference matchup Saturday.
German spread the ball around to three different receivers for scores in the first half as he hit A.C. Leonard, Wesley Samuels and Weldon Garlington to put the Tigers (6-1, 3-0 OVC) ahead 21-6 at half.
The Gamecocks (5-2, 1-2) used a DaMarcus James 2-yard rushing score and a safety early in the fourth quarter to pull within six, but Tennessee State responded with a Jamin Godfrey 50-yard field goal and Samuels' second touchdown reception of the day, a 10-yard strike from Ronald Butler.
German finished 13-of-21 for 118 yards.
Broughton had 24 carries, his longest going for 39 yards in the first quarter.
Jacksonville State's Max Shortell was 14-of-24 for 131 yards and Markis Merrill had 83 yards on two receptions.
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Vancouver has waited since 1915 for another Stanley Cup win
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Exactly seventeen years ago today, the scene in Vancouver was very similar. The city buzzed with hope after the previous night's Stanley Cup Final game on home ice moved the Canucks within one win of capturing the franchise's first-ever championship. On June 11, 1994, the Canucks defeated the New York Rangers at Pacific Coliseum 4-1 in Game 6, erasing a 3-1 series deficit to send the Final back to Madison Square Garden for one last game. Three nights later, a Vancouver squad that was 8-3 away from home during the playoffs entering the game, found that their road prowess deserted them as they fell 3-2 in Game 7.
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Right now, the 2011 Canucks find themselves in a spot that the 1994 and 1982 Canucks never were: leading the Stanley Cup Final series entering a potential clinching game. If Vancouver wins either tomorrow night in Boston or back at Rogers Arena on Wednesday, the Canucks' forty-one year old dream will become reality and they will be able to parade the Cup in public places such as the appropriately named Stanley Park.
While a victory would be a first for the Canucks, it would not be the first time the city of Vancouver has won the Stanley Cup. In fact, Vancouver has been waiting 96 years for its second Stanley Cup victory. Of the 30 NHL teams in existence today, 19 play in cities that have been home to at least one Stanley Cup championship club and of those 19, Vancouver has waited the longest for a title victory.* The Vancouver Millionaires of the Pacific Coast Hockey Association (PCHA) swept the original Ottawa Senators, champions of the National Hockey Association (NHA) in the best-of-five 1915 Final which featured the top Eastern club going head-to-head with the top Western club, a format that would be in place from 1914 to 1926.
Like this year's Presidents' Trophy winning Canucks, the Millionaires were a juggernaut, topping the PCHA with a 13-4 record and easily claimed the Cup in three games by scores of 6-2, 8-3 and 12-3. It was truly a different era of hockey. Frank Patrick, Vancouver's player-manager, not only founded the PCHA with his brother Lester, but unveiled Canada's first-ever artificial ice surfaces in Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia at a time when many teams' arenas were naturally frozen outdoor rinks. Goalies were penalized for dropping to the ice to make a save. The neutral zone and legal forward passes did not yet exist. Also, Western rules (seven players per team) would alternate game by game with Eastern rules (six players per team) during the Final series.
Hockey's first superstar, Fred "Cyclone" Taylor, was a member of the 1915 Millionaires and he rose to the occasion, scoring six goals in the series. In nine seasons with Vancouver, Taylor would average well over one goal per game scoring 159 times in just 129 games and he was one of the first Hockey Hall of Fame inductees in 1945.
Vancouver would vie for another Stanley Cup title in 1918 against the Toronto Arenas, 1921 against the Sens, and 1922 against the Toronto St. Patricks (the former Arenas and the present-day Maple Leafs), but lost each series in the fifth and final game. The ending of the 1922 Stanley Cup Final was particularly hard to take for Vancouver since they were in the same position as the 2011 Canucks: leading the series, one win away from claiming the trophy.
Fittingly, the Final, entirely played in Toronto's Arena Gardens, started on St. Patrick's Day but the visitors won Game 1 4-3 despite two goals from the stick of St. Patricks' sniper Cecil "Babe" Dye, a three-sport star who also played baseball and football. Dye helped Toronto even the series three nights later when he scored in overtime to give the St. Pats a 2-1 victory. In Game 3, Vancouver posted a 3-0 shutout victory to take the series lead again and moved one win away from winning their second Stanley Cup. The next day's Vancouver Sun noted "the opinion of the majority of spectators at tonight's game was that the Westerners are the better team and will win the world's championship."
Of Hugh Lehman, Vancouver's goaltender, the Sun wrote, "While the locals floundered helplessly and made a few brave efforts to stem the tide of defeat, their attempts to beat the reliable old "Eagle Eye" from the Pacific Coast were all fruitless. Lehman was there with the goods, as usual, and they all looked alike to him, so simply did he turn the Irishmen's shots aside."
Alarmingly for Vancouver in Game 4, the host St. Patricks turned the tables on the Millionaires, winning 6-0 to knot the series at 2-2 with Dye notching another pair of goals while Toronto netminder John Ross Roach became the first rookie to record a Stanley Cup shutout. Three nights later, on March 28, 1922, Toronto romped once again, 5-1, to capture the Stanley Cup. Dye punctuated his spectacular series by scoring four goals in the clinching game to give him nine in total, a record that still stands for a Cup Final series of any length.
By mid-decade, the PCHA folded and the Vancouver Millionaires faded into scrapbook memories. Their star player of the 1922 Stanley Cup Final, Hall of Famer Jack Adams, who scored six goals in the series, joined the St. Patricks the following season before finishing his playing days with the 1927 Senators, the last Ottawa club to win the Cup. Adams, of course, would go on to forge a famous career as the highly successful coach and manager of the Detroit Red Wings and the NHL's coach of the year award bears his name.
Will Michael Ryder be Babe Dye or will Tim Thomas be John Ross Roach, stopping Vancouver on Monday and Wednesday, or will present-day Vancouver millionaires like Henrik Sedin, Ryan Kesler and Roberto Luongo prevail and have their names etched on the Cup as victors? Could this be the week when their names are burnished for all-time in the city's hockey history books 96 years after the Vancouver Millionaires hoisted the Stanley Cup?
* It is duly noted that with the return of major league professional hockey to Winnipeg, a case could be made that Winnipeg has waited the longest time – 109 years - since the city's last Stanley Cup championship. The Winnipeg Victorias were winners in 1896, 1901 and 1902 but until the relocated Atlanta Thrashers receive full NHL Board of Governors approval on June 21, 2011 for an official move to Winnipeg, Vancouver will hold the distinction of "longest wait".
Sources: NHL Official Guide & Record Book 2011, hockeydb.com, Vancouver Sun, Hockey Hall of Fame
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About the Author: Adrian Fung (@PenguinsMarch) contributes game reports, opinions, analysis and features, mostly about the Pittsburgh Penguins. He has covered the World Hockey Summit, Kraft Hockeyville, World Junior Championship exhibition games, CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game, MasterCard Memorial Cup and NHL Rookie Tournament for Hockey Independent. twitter.com/PenguinsMarch


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Surely an important question is how many of the 62%/71% (of the 74% who graduate) who secured training contracts had already secured them before they started the LPC? That would give a better indication of the prospects of obtaining a training contract if you start the LPC without one.
Okay, so does this 84% include those students who already had training contracts before arriving at the College of Law?
Future trainees of A&O, Linklaters and Clifford Chance HAVE to take the LPC there, for example. It's misleading to imply that they got a training contract because they went to the CoL - in fact it's the other way round: the College of Law is taking them because they already have a training contract to go to.
A more useful statistic for those thinking of applying to law school would be the answer to: "What percentage of students who didn't have a training contract when starting the LPC did within a year of finishing the course?"
I finished up Kaplan in 2010 and no one has ever asked me what I am up to after finishing - so where did they get these figures from? Perhaps, only asking a selection of students i.e. the ones that they knew had a training contract or paralegal role?
Also, I would say that 60% of the students already had a training contract lined up before starting so in terms of helping people who did not have one the figures are pretty poor really.
It would also be interesting to see these figures compared against the number of people on the full time LPC and also compare this against others courses such as the part time LPC.
It is wholly irresponsible for the CoL and other providers such as KAPLAN to publish statistics that mislead customers i.e. students to take the LPC on the basis that they will get a TC. Institutions need to start taking their responsibilities more seriously rather than looking to increase their business profits.
I have a training contract and my firm makes me complete the LPC at the College of Law, as do many other City firms. It would be interesting to see the statistics in relation to how many training contracts were actually secured by students prior to starting at the College. I suspect there was a reason this information wasn't published.
What would be equally interesting, in addition to those comments aired above, would be to see the percentage of GDL students at such 'law schools' that (a) continue onto the LPC and (b) manage to secure a training contract, not having previously acquired one.
I studied the GDL and LPC at the College of Law between 2007 and 2009. I had already secyured a training contract at a Magic Circle form prior to commencing the GDL. Of those I met who did not already have a training contract when starting the GDL(about 30- 50%) a very small percentage managed to subsequently secure one. Of those who did not have a TC at the start ofthe LPC (slightly skewed as it was based on people I met socially rather than in class- I was on a firm-specific course and so only had classesd with future trainees at other firms) a tiny percentage ended up getting interviews, let alone TCs.
I also think the article's use of the phrase "secured work in the legal profession" is also misleading and very deliberate as this can mean anything from TC/paralegal to working for a legal body in a non-law role or working for a legal training provider which is not actually using the LPC after having completed it. I think this is Kaplan's attempt to put a positive spin on declining confidence in the LPC.
Does anyone enrol on the LPC wanting to become a paralegal - I doubt it! In some places, getting a job as a paralegal will actually mean that you can't apply for a TC at that firm.
And the Institute of Paralegals is putting in place training towards a separate career path for paras so if you wanted to become a paralegal you wouldn't need to spend upwards of £12K for the LPC.
As a recruiter, I can honestly say that having an LPC from the COL (or anywhere else) will not sway me in any way. If a candidate has an interesting and varied CV (as well as reasonable A levels and degree), I will want to talk to them. We give no credit for an LPC grade in our scoring system.
The fact that in the comment above a recruiter gives no credit to a candidate with an LPC from a leading provider is a great shame and testimony that you would not want such a person handling your career. An LPC is what it says on the tin - a practical course and that is why many law firms are happy to take paralegals with an LPC and then offer them training contracts as a result of the work they do.
A different outcome to a recruiter who simply screens people out on the basis of academic results.
Can't anybody here do simple maths?
There may be about 14000 total LPC places made available at all law schools but there are only about 7000 actual enrolments each year. With pass rates averaging about 75% that means about 5000 LPC graduates passing each year - which is just above the number of available and registered training contracts. So it only takes small variances to move between over or under supply. Not complicated and not controversial.
So given the graduation rate, only 81% of 74% of those who commenced the LPC in 2009 actually completed this survey. So using the figures above I calculate there would have been around 3212 people who commenced the LPC in 2009 with CoL therefore using the full figures surely it should read like this:
26% did not graduate (so definitely don't have TCs, but may be paralegalling)
40% didn't answer this survey (including those who didn't graduate)
14% graduated, but didn't answer this survey
37% said they had TCs (I wonder how many already had them – these stats would be interesting)
13% said they are paralegalling (you do not do the LPC to become a paralegal).
So ultimately only 37% got/already had TCs and even if we take it that the 14% who didn't answer did have TCs this only brings up the figure to 51%.
At worst 63% and at best 49% of 2009/2010 LPC students paid the CoL money to do the LPC and didn't get a TC.


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Humberto T. Cruz of 74 Spruce Street in Shelbyville was arrested Sept. 9 on Cherry Lane and charged with DUI (on lawn mower), first offense, disregarding a stop sign and careless driving.
Anthony Howell Jr., 18, of 1035 Locust Grove Road in Shelbyville was arrested Sept. 9 at 3rd and Bradshaw streets and charged with DUI.
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Bradford Damarr Wright, 20, of 418 Hazel Lawn Drive in Shelbyville was arrested June 22 at that address and charged with second-degree burglary and second-degree wanton endangerment.
Losec Sergio, 26, of 100 Martin Luther King Drive in Shelbyville was arrested Saturday on Spruce Drive and charged with alcohol intoxication.
Kentucky State Police reported that there were three deaths in Post 12 during the Labor Day weekend, but none of those deaths were in Shelby County. There were no deaths in those seven counties in 2008.
A double-fatality occurred in Woodford County and a single-fatality crash occurred in Anderson County. Ten fatalities occurred statewide during the official 2009 Labor Day holiday.
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Paul Castillio Torres, speeding 26 mph over limit and no operator's/moped license - guilty - 45-day sentence and $204 fine and costs.
Angela A. Groves, theft by unlawful taking/shoplifting - guilty - 60-day sentence, serve 10 days, balance conditionally discharged for 2 years and $144 costs.
Jesse Guzman, alcohol intoxication in a public place and second-degree disorderly conduct - guilty - seven-day sentence and $169 fine and costs.
Shelby County Sheriff's detectives arrested two people Monday after making a large pot bust at their residence.
Carol Wright, 34, and Patrick Redmon, 39, of 657 Southlawn Drive were arrested and charged with possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, cultivation of marijuana, more than five plants, and trafficking in marijuana over 8 oz, less than 5 pounds.
Manuel Marcus, 36, of 23 Lees Court in Shelbyville was arrested Thursday on Midland Trail at Stone Crest and charged with no operator's license, disregarding a traffic-control device, reckless driving, failure to maintain insurance.
Jose Elvis Vazquez, 30, of 457 Seven Mile Pike No. 2 in Shelbyville was arrested Saturday on Midland Boulevard and charged with no operator's license and speeding.
Clinton Wesley Moore of 142 Mockingbird Drive in Taylorsville was indicted for second-degree assault, second-degree robbery, and intimidating a participant in a legal process.
Jake A. Snider of 5967 Elmburg Road in Bagdad was indicted for flagrant nonsupport.
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Renewable energy made headlines this week in both Bloomberg Businessweek and in The Guardian – and there's no doubt it will be on the minds of many in the year ahead. But, when communicating about energy as a utility, how do you help consumers visualize the invisible? We explore this concept in our latest edition of Curve, our publication dedicated to tracking the communications that are shaping visual change. Take a look…. and join the conversation on LinkedIn.


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Although multiple volumes have been written about Bobby Fischer, relatively little has been written about Boris Spassky, the man who lost his world title to Fischer. Spassky had been living in France apparently peacefully, but in August of last year, the news broke that he had suddenly disappeared to Russia and there was talk that he had been abducted. All this reporting turned the spotlight back on Spassky and a series of interviews have divulged a lot about his experience as world champion and the aftermath of his loss of the crown.
Spassky was the world champion after eking out a 12.5-10.5 win against Tigran Petrosian in 1969. He had lost to Petrosian in 1966. As for Spassky's performance, his critics had always said that he neglected preparation and was lazy. His answer was that it was true that he did not study openings in detail, but that he knew his lines well and that he felt very assured in the middle game. There was no doubt that Spassky worked hard during his games.


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John Inverdale presents live action as England and Scotland begin their Six Nations campaigns by contesting the Calcutta Cup at Twickenham.
England are looking for a fourth consecutive Test victory over the Auld Enemy, having won last season's Murrayfield encounter 13-6, courtesy of a Charlie Hodgson try. And they begin the Six Nations among the favourites to take this year's title following their memorable win against world champions New Zealand in November.
For Scotland, the game marks the beginning of a new era after the departure of former head coach Andy Robinson, as his interim replacement Scott Johnson takes charge for the first time.
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Well, as she's tread into middle-age Jennifer Aniston has only gotten more reedy, stringy, leathery, botoxed and plastic-surgeried into a creation of something, sort of, resembling a middle-aged woman. Aniston looked her best on Friends and even then probably only during the show's first half or so.
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This international, multidisciplinary journal covers all aspects of neuromuscular disorders in childhood and adult life (including the muscular dystrophies, spinal muscular atrophies, hereditary neuropathies, congenital myopathies, myasthenias, myotonic syndromes, metabolic myopathies and inflammatory myopathies).
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Mike and Tiffany are excited to be opening the new Division Street Grocery Outlet. Mike spent the past twenty plus years in retail management with the last 17 managing for Safeway in Portland, Salem and Corvallis. Tiffany has worked twelve plus years in the counseling field within our education system in Salem/Keizer School District 24J and Willamette Educational Service District.
Both have spent the last two years training in the McMinnville Grocery Outlet and having the opportunity to open their business in downtown Portland, is like coming home. Although currently full time college students, our two sons are looking forward to joining us during holidays and summer breaks.
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Lower requests likely in President's FY2013 budget
Friday - 2/10/2012, 2:40pm EST
If the requested budgets of several agencies are any indication, federal agencies are expecting less funds in anticipation of the President's fiscal 2013 budget request, to be released Monday.
President Obama's request will factor in a projected deficit of $1.3 trillion for fiscal 2012, as well as discretionary spending cuts set by August's Budget Control Act. The failed deficit reduction committee negotiations in November triggered across-the-board cuts of $1.2 trillion in both defense and non-defense programs, starting in 2013.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) has said he is hopeful Congress and the President can at least reach an agreement on budget savings to avoid the across-the-board cuts.
DoD is already facing planned cuts of $487 billion over 10 years, in addition to half a trillion in automatic cuts to the Defense Department budget. Two weeks ago, DoD requested a fiscal 2013 base budget of $525 billion, plus $88 billion for operations in Afghanistan. Overall, the request is $33 billion below fiscal 2012 levels.
To avoid the sequestration cuts, Senate Republicans led by Arizona Sens. John McCain and Jon Kyl proposed cutting the federal workforce by 5 percent and extending the federal pay freeze through mid-2014. Civilian federal employees currently are in the second year of a two-year pay freeze.
So far, four legislative branch agencies have submitted budget requests that, in some cases, ask for just enough to maintain operations. This week the Library of Congress, Government Printing Office, Government Accountability Office and Congressional Budget Office testified Tuesday before the Subcommittee on the Legislative Branch of the House Appropriations Committee.
In the coming weeks, the committee will be holding hearings on the budget, including with DoD and the Homeland Security Department next week. (See full list of upcoming budget hearings).
Although agencies await the President's request to move ahead with their own fiscal planning, Monday's request is just that — a blueprint with no obligation for Congress to pass it. Republicans will release their version of the budget following the President's release. After at least five short-term spending measures and two-near shutdowns last year, agencies may have to expect more of the same until after the November elections.
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...so that ions can be held in stable orbits for a period of time long enough to perform useful measurements on them. Two forms of mass spectrometers are derived from this idea, the omegatron and the Fourier-transform spectrometer. Both make use of the cyclotron principle (see particle accelerator: Cyclotrons), in which positive ions produced by a beam of electrons flowing along the axis of a...
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...The resulting signals contain information about many wavelengths simultaneously. A mathematical operation, called a Fourier transform, converts the recorded modulation in the light intensity at the detector into the usual frequency domain of the absorption spectrum (see analysis: Fourier analysis). The principal advantage of this method is that the entire spectrum is recorded simultaneously...
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A Fourier-transform spectrometer provides a conventional absorption spectrometer-type spectrum but has greater speed, resolution, and sensitivity. In this spectrometer the sample is subjected to a broadband source of radiation, resulting in the production of an interferogram due to the absorption of specific components of the radiation. This interferogram (a function of signal intensity versus...
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...is employed in the far-infrared region. In a grating-monochromator type instrument, the full range of the source-detector combination is scanned by mechanically changing the grating position. In a Fourier-transform instrument, the range available for a single scan is generally limited by the beam-splitter characteristics. The beam splitter functions to divide the source signal into two parts...
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Blacksburg, VA (SportsNetwork.com) - Lonnie Jackson shot 5-of-8 from beyond the arc and led all scorers with 17 points, as the Boston College Eagles outlasted the Virginia Tech Hokies, 62-59, in Atlantic Coast Conference play from Cassell Coliseum.
Olivier Hanlan chipped in with 14 points, and Ryan Anderson grabbed a game- high 12 rebounds to help the Eagles (5-11, 1-2 ACC) snap a four-game slide and notch their first win over a Division I opponent since Nov. 26.
Adam Smith led the way with 12 points off the bench for the Hokies (8-7, 1-2), who have dropped four of their last five outings. C.J. Barksdale added 11 points, while Jarell Eddie finished with 10 points and eight boards.
The Eagles connected on 7-of-14 threes in the first half, yet it was Virginia Tech claiming a 34-32 halftime lead after weathering the early storm.
The Hokies jumped out to a five-point lead early in the second stanza, but they were unable to sustain any offensive momentum as they went on to shoot a dismal 8-of-28 (.286) from the floor over the final 20 minutes.
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