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The laptop bag weighed heavily on my shoulder, the consequence of once again refusing to leave anything in the car, so it was with some relief I spotted the two empty tables. Finding a spot at this particular Chapters/Starbucks was usually a hopeless endeavor, and even if you waited, there was no 'official' lineup. If you sensed movement you rushed towards it. And if the person was actually leaving, you made sure that your bag was down and your things were on the table as quickly as possible. Today however, there was no need to rush, and I put my head down as I walked over. Another woman had seen the open tables as well, and she bustled past me, nearly clubbing me with the huge, reusable shopping bag slung over her shoulder. I barely noticed though, as I was just happy to find a seat. I grabbed a chair from the table on the right, and though she'd laid her things down at the other table, she made a noise as if she objected to my sitting down. Well, whatever, I thought. I dropped my bag beside my chair, ever amazed at my own ridiculousness in packing so much. Did I really need two novels in there? What was the second one for, anyway? I'd already forgotten about the woman when she stood up and looked at me.
"It's a good thing I sat at the table first." The woman said.
At first I thought I'd misheard her. Was she talking to me? And what did she mean, exactly?
She was in her early thirties, tall, and very thick. She wore tight pants and an overlapping sweater into which her extra weight had been crammed and tucked so tightly that she looked as if someone had stuffed two cushions into a single pillow case. A very expensive pillow case. Her purse was probably worth more than my entire wardrobe. Her face had large features and included a full second chin that hung low but was kept in place by her jaw, which jutted out and up as she looked down at the people around her. It was hard to make out the rest of her features, framed as they were by an overwhelming trilogy of curls, makeup and perfume.
She strode over to the counter to order her drink, teetering on her knee high boots lacquered against her calves like black sheaves of armour. A few minutes later she came back and sighed heavily as she looked down at me.
"Can you please move your bag? It's hard to get around here when you just put your bag anywhere."
I moved the bag to the other chair at my table.
"All you have to do is ask." I said. "We don't need to hear your commentary about it."
She harrumphed and sat beside me, wiggling around in her chair as if willing the wood to soften. I sighed and tried to keep my face neutral even as her perfume threatened to engulf me. I'd always hated people like her, people who stomped around looking down their noses at others and making sure everyone knew that the world revolved around them.
I turned the pages of my magazine, working hard to focus on what I was reading, but the woman soon started a conversation with an older man at the table next to her. Their conversation drifted from phones to him asking her occupation.
"I'm an accountant." She said. "I run my own business."
"Oh, that's very nice." The man said, his accent thick. It sounded like he was from somewhere in the Middle East, but I wasn't be sure.
"I'm also a model. I've been modeling since I was eight."
"Oh, wow."
"Yes. My husband is always surprised how I can just switch things on and off. I walk into my business and I become this whole other person, like I'm totally in charge. And yet, I'm very carefree, which helps me when I'm modeling. He asks me how I do it, and I tell him I've been doing it since I was eight, so it's like, no big deal."
I felt something shift then, and I slowly packed up my bag as the woman continued to tell the kind old man about her modeling exploits. The anger seeped out of me as I listened to her, gradually replaced by a growing sadness. Moments earlier, I'd felt my anger peak. I'd been confronted by a wealthy, aggressive snob, who clearly thought the world should bend their knee to her. Now, I saw an awkward, lonely person struggling with her self-esteem.
I looked back only once as I left. She was squished in over the table on the smaller chair, bent over her phone as if waiting for it to ring.
For the rest of the day I went over in the incident in my head. She'd done nothing to alter my original impression, so why had I suddenly been confronted with a vision of a completely different person?
It was something I'd been thinking about for a while, and after a few days I realized what had happened. I felt like I'd been given a nudge to one of the great mysteries, and difficulties, of life. A way to help me deal with the ever vexing nature of greed and selfishness so prevalent in humanity, which I noticed was especially characteristic of the guy in the mirror. Some religions had a whole set of rules and regulations regarding what I'd learned, but for me it was much simpler than that. For me, it was doing the impossible.
Contrary to popular belief, the greatest battles in humanity are not fought over land or politics or religion. While we offer these reasons as to how and why people can do such horrible things to one another, the truth is somewhat more complicated, and simple, than we want to believe. Within the three pounds of tissue that hang loosely within our skulls, warfare of the kind we are only beginning to understand is waged on a daily basis. Billions of neurons sift through a constant sortie of signals through synaptic connections, communicating through long protosplasmic fibers called axons. These axons develop synaptic connections that grow and strengthen with repeat usage, and weaken upon disuse. The tendency is for the pathways to continue to strengthen, and as such, our responses become more typical as we age and develop routines. These routines include not only physical activities (think about how you always dry yourself in the same manner when you get out of the shower, for example) but our psychological tendencies as well, the way we think about the world and the narrative we draw from our experiences.
However, the battle within our brains is fierce, as every new signal competes for the attention of others. The decisions we end up making are never 'unanimous', no matter how simple a decision may seem to be. (e.g. I'm hungry. I'm going to eat an apple.) In that environment, every decision, every signal, is a fight for control. Every factor is considered, whether it's our past, our experience, what we've learned or haven't learned or even think we've learned.
The point is that people are not a single entity, not in the way we normally think of it. We are a hive of activity and conflict, of ideas and actions and thoughts that make little or no collective sense. Haven't you ever wondered why a person can say something to you on certain days and it isn't a big deal, when at another time it would be something you considered hurtful? Or why perfectly sane people contemplate horrendous acts for small or merely perceived slights? We can offer a variety of reasons about why and how people constrain themselves, but the point is that this perception that a person is a singular unit is not only incomplete, but inevitably becomes dangerous and divisive. If I associate one person with one event or one idea or one concept or one behaviour, then inevitably I am forced to choose whether I agree with them or not. If I don't agree with them, then that makes them my opponent, or depending on what circles you travel in, your enemy.
And if I don't understand that people are not one thing, but many things, then I will never understand who I am, and I will never be capable of achieving humanity's most difficult assignment. I will never be capable of doing the impossible.
The young man had walked for three days and three nights, and he was tired and hungry. He was wealthy enough to hire a caravan, but someone had told him that it was impossible to walk for three days and three nights without sleep, and so he'd set out to prove him wrong. His whole life had been like that, a life devoted to doing the impossible. He'd been the best student in his school and the best athlete. When he'd moved into business for himself, he became the richest man in the city. Women thought he was the most desirable man in the city, and men fought for his friendship. Everyone wanted to work for him because he was regarded as the best employer, and his kindness was on the lips of the poor and rich alike. He travelled the world and met with kings and queens, and everyone told him that what he had accomplished was impossible. Despite his success, the young man tried to be humble. Not impossible, he would always say, just difficult.
Yet he was restless and did not know why. Everyone had told him that he had nothing left to accomplish, but even after an admittedly young life filled with success, he was ready for a new challenge. He'd heard about a woman, some called her a Prophetess, who lived in a small village on the edge of the desert. They told him that there was no question she could not answer, and that her wisdom seemed to come from God Himself. She would help him, he thought. Perhaps she would set a new challenge for him.
It was morning, and the sun was already hot. He stopped at a rickety looking stand and bought a meat pastry. He asked the vendor where he could find the wise woman.
"Oh, you mean Annabelle." The man, who was as thin as a stick and darkened from the sun, chuckled. "I hope that you have a good question for her. She gets annoyed with people from the city who don't have a good question."
The young man thanked the vendor, and after getting directions how to find her, headed down the road. He wondered what question he should ask her. He certainly didn't want to waste the time of such a famous woman.
The directions led him to a small farm house. A herd of cows mingled with horses in the nearby field, and the door had pieces of paint peeling from it. What wise woman lived in a place like this? He knocked anyway, and was again surprised when a man answered the door carrying a young boy on his shoulder.
"Um, good morning." The young man said. "I'm looking for Annabelle, the wise woman."
The man rolled his eyes good naturedly and twisted his son around his back.
"From the city, eh? Well, wait there. I'll get her."
The young man was sure it was some kind of a trick and that this couldn't be the right place, but he couldn't leave now without being rude. And he was never rude.
The woman appeared in the doorway and led him out into the yard. She was tall and middle aged, with kind eyes and thick black hair. She folded her arms and smiled patiently when he introduced himself.
"You city folks are funny, you know that. Okay, you can ask one question. If it doesn't annoy me, I'll answer one more. Understand that I don't like the rules, but I'd never see my family or get any work done if I stood around answering questions all day."
The young man nodded respectfully.
"My whole life I have done what people said is impossible." He said. "I have accomplished everything there is to accomplish, achieved every goal I've ever set. What, in your opinion, is the one thing that is absolutely impossible to accomplish, the one thing that no person has ever done?"
The woman looked at him, but didn't answer right away. The kindness in her expression was so prevalent that it nearly masked the stark intelligence behind it.
"Where are your parents?" She said softly.
The young man gritted his teeth.
"They have been dead a long time. Two men robbed us when we were young, and when my parents tried to stop them, they were killed."
"And what happened to the two men?" The woman asked.
"When I was old enough I went after them and saw to it that they were locked away for the rest of their lives." He said proudly.
It was the first thing he'd done that people had said was impossible. He was too young to pursue such evil men, too inexperienced. He'd proven them wrong, as he'd always proved people wrong.
"Are they still in prison?" She asked.
Her voice was low and soft, but there was something within it that seemed to give it more weight, though he didn't know what it was. Still, the young man was troubled by her questions. What did those men have to do with accomplishing the impossible?
"Of course. They will rot there for the rest of their lives."
"Then your task is to get a judge to release those men into your custody. You are to look after them for the rest of their lives, provide them with a home, and care for them."
The young man exploded.
"Do you know who I am?" he said, shaking a fist at the woman. "I have led whole armies into battle, traveled the world three times over, sat down with kings and queens. I have built hospitals and churches and shelters for the poor. After all that I have accomplished, you dare to ask me to care for my parents' murderers?"
The kindness in the woman's eyes had not gone away, if anything, it shone even brighter, though it was now tinged with sadness. This caused the young man's stomach to churn and his eyes to well up.
"Do this, and you will have truly accomplished the world's greatest feat." The woman said.
The young man paused.
"I-I can't. What you ask is impossible!"
"No. It is not impossible." She said. "Just difficult."
The young man shook his head and walked away. Love his parents' murderers? It seemed he had found the wrong woman after all. He went back to the city, and for the rest of his life continued to accomplish things that people said were impossible.
When people talk about doing great things or achieving the impossible, it's rarely framed in terms of relationships. Most of the time we're talking about things that will bring public acknowledgment. Things like writing a best seller or becoming famous or making a fortune. And while these accomplishments are great things, they are not the greatest thing.
No, the greatest test for humanity was laid out two thousand years ago, as a Jewish Rabbi sat around a small fire with his students, young men who had grown up in an occupied country and seen their people slaughtered and harassed for centuries. When they asked him how they could be great, he told them something they had never heard before. He told them they needed to love their enemies. Anyone could love a friend, he said. Swindlers and tax collectors did that. Later, he would go on to tell them that they were to do two things in their life. To love God with all their hearts, and to love their neighbor as they loved themselves. And, as he would clearly point out in his next teaching, your neighbor was not the one living next to you, your neighbor was your enemy. His teachings made his students uncomfortable, and when he spoke to larger crowds later that same year, they too, were discomfited by his words.
Two thousand years have passed since this small town Rabbi stood along the shores of the Sea of Galilee and shared his wisdom. Many have claimed to follow him since, finding in his words and life both hope and peace. It is his greatest and most difficult teaching however, that we have most often chosen to ignore. A teaching we acknowledge but nearly always decide should not be taken literally. Surely he was speaking metaphorically, wasn't he? And so instead of lifetime spent wrestling with the world's most impossible test, we have added on to the Rabbi's simple words by writing our own books and setting our own goals. We pick and poke at one another. We publish whole volumes on what separates us from the crowd, including certain groups within the crowd who also follow the Rabbi. We scream and dance and cajole and convince until we are exhausted, certain that if we just make enough noise, that we'll make a difference or feel better about ourselves or that God will hear us and be pleased.
And so the world moves on, centuries pass, and more than ever we continue to fight and kill and criticize and attack. We couch our control of others in religious language. We use churches devoted to this Rabbi as battering rams for our ideas. We learn how to sound holy and unique and listen for people telling us about the great things we've accomplished, and yet when we look in the mirror, when the world gets quiet, the unrest rises and we wonder if perhaps there must be a greater task, perhaps something wonderful and impossible, that God has set for us.
A foggy gloom has descended over the city, and as I stand on our balcony, I can't help but think how often I fail miserably at loving others, let alone my enemies. How often I cut people off or cut them up, how often I get into arguments or discussions that produce nothing but more angst and more despair, and how often I justify my actions by telling myself that I am on the right side or that I am right. It seems as though my desire is for others to do what I refuse to even attempt to do myself. More than anything though, I want people to be good… good like me. Except I'm not good. Not always. Sometimes I'm a jerk. Sometimes I say and think horrible things. But that isn't all of me, even when I act like an ass. It isn't "me". It's only part of me. If it was all there was to who I am, it would make sense for some people in this world to hate me, but I also know that I'm capable of good things, too.
It is impossible to love an idea you hate.
It is impossible to love a behavior you find detestable.
People however, are not one idea or one behavior. What's true of me is true of everyone else. The woman in Starbucks may have been acting like a snob, but she was also lonely. She may have been rude, but she was also friendly with the old man. Our brains naturally label and generalize to help us sort through the constant stream of information, but too often we get caught up in labeling people. Conservative. Liberal. Atheist. Christian. Snob. Elitist. I know I do. But there's no way we can even attempt to love others, let alone our enemies, if we don't see in others what we recognize in ourselves, if we don't understand that we are all an illogical collection of paradoxes and contradictions, of darkness and light, of good and evil.
Unlike our other dreams however, there's no payout when it comes to doing the impossible. No financial rewards. No fame. People will not recognize you on the street. But my prayer this week is that you'll see the other benefits that come from attempting God's greatest test, that you'll know a life of love and caring beyond what you'd ever hoped for, and that one day you'll realize that you did, in fact, change the world. And when people around you, including your religious leaders, excuse you from this task by offering a new volume of reasons for its dismissal and exactly why it's impossible, you'll know what to say.
"It's not impossible, just difficult."
Authour's Note: Loving your enemy, both as a concept and practically, never means staying in abusive situations, be it verbal or physical. Toxic environments are to be avoided because our ability to love others is always weighed against our ability to love and care for ourselves. The problem of domestic abuse in the church (as in societyt) is a long one, but in the church it is particularly disgraceful when some preacher's use that which we consider to be sacred (the Bible) as a tool for power and control. (I'm talking to you, John Piper and Mark Driscoll) the Bible was never intended as a weapon to keep people in line. It is the story of a God and His people. To willfully submit to abuse is not to love someone. It is, in fact, quite the opposite as it enables anger and hatred. We need to stop enabling abusers and confront them with the truth of their hurtfulness. That is love.
That the church so often covers up domestic abuse is one of its most disgusting and not-so-secret secrets. If you are in an abusive relationship, please take the necessary steps to get out, and do not let a pastor or preacher (like Piper) convince you that you do not have a right to a safe life. No matter how much they twist Scripture, understand God wants you to be in a position to love people, and when we hate ourselves, the result of such abuse, we cannot love others or experience God's love as he intends for us.


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"We are waiting for regulatory approval from the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) for the deal and unless that comes through, we will not disclose the details and strategy," PNB chairman and managing director K R Kamath said.
Awaiting regulatory approval for its proposed acquisition of a 30% stake in insurance company Metlife, Punjab National Bank (PNB) has said it will not disclose the rationale behind the move or the financial details until IRDA gives its nod.
"We are waiting for regulatory approval from the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) for the deal and unless that comes through, we will not disclose the details and strategy," PNB chairman and managing director K R Kamath said on the sidelines of the 100-year celebrations of the bank's operations in the eastern region.
Kamath said PNB does not foresee any hurdles in the way of the deal, which was announced five months ago, and would unveil the transaction details after approvals were in place.
If the proposed deal goes through, PNB would become the largest shareholder in the insurance company.
Speaking about overseas expansion, Kamath said the bank is awaiting approval from the Canadian authorities for setting up a subsidiary in that country, besides the regulator's nod in Oslo, Norway.
"We have applied with Reserve Bank of India for Maldives and after receiving positive feedback from a survey, we will soon move to our regulator to foray into Bangladesh," he said. Singapore, Brazil and South Africa are also on PNB's radar, he added.
To a question, Kamath said there was stress on the bank's asset quality, but declined to provide further details. The bank is targeting total business worth Rs6,66,000 crore during 2011-12. As of December, the bank has achieved business worth Rs6,21,000 crore.
As per court rules, it will accept only cash as court fee. However the company has argued that since the amount involved is large, it cannot pay cash due to accounting problems. Hence, the court has advised Mahindra Satyam to wait for the judgment in a similar case in the higher court
Hyderabad: The damages claim, filed by Mahindra Satyam against its former board of directors, certain employees and audit firm PricewaterhouseCoopers may not be taken up by a local court immediately as it has demanded the court fee in cash, whereas the company prefers to pay it in draft or cheque, reports PTI.
Sources close to the development said that as of now, the court has advised the company to wait for the judgment of a similar case that is pending before the Andhra Pradesh High Court.
"As per court rules it will accept only cash as court fee. However the company argues that since the amount involved is large, it cannot pay cash due to accounting problems. Now the court has advised Mahindra Satyam to wait for the judgment in a similar case in the higher court," sources told PTI.
The company has to pay 1% of the total damages claimed in the petition as court fee.
Sources said Mahindra Satyam, which has claimed around Rs250 crore as damages, would have to pay Rs25,00,000 as non-refundable court fee.
Though the final claim of the damages will run into thousands of crores, Mahindra Satyam chose to claim lesser amount in the petition as it is yet to make payments in some of the issues that the company agreed to settle.
"The court asked the Mahindra Satyam not to ask for dispensation of the case as it is advisable to wait for the AP High Court judgment on a similar issue," sources said.
The company has named around 123 people as defendants, including Satyam founder chairman B Ramalinga Raju, Rama Raju, V Srinivas, and former directors including Ram Mynampati and Krishna Palepu, sources added.
In January 2009, Ramalinga Raju admitted to an accounting fraud of Rs14,000 crore at the IT firm. The government soon stepped in and set up a new board, following which Tech Mahindra bought a 46% stake in Satyam through a formal public auction process. The company was later rechristened as Mahindra Satyam in July.
Last year, Mahindra Satyam agreed to pay $125 million (over Rs587 crore) in an out-of-court settlement to end a bunch of class action suits filed in the US. It had also agreed to pay $70 million in a legal settlement with British firm Upaid Systems.
The Indian tax authorities have also slapped an income tax claim of about Rs2,500 crore on the company.
According to a member of Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, no company or individual should deal with more than Rs20,000 in cash. However, in special cases such as compensation to farmers, ex-gratia to victims, the government may pay cash.
The central bank has also revised its growth estimate for the current fiscal at 7% from the earlier figure of 7.6%. It has projected inflation at 7% by the end of March, but added that fiscal slippages are a "significant threat" to the economy
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in its quarterly review of the monetary policy, cut the cash reserve ratio (CRR)—the amount of deposits banks keep with the central bank—by 50 basis points (bps) to 5.50% from 6%. The central bank kept other rates like repo and reverse repo rates unchanged due to high core inflation in December.
The cut in CRR will ease liquidity problems faced by banks and is expected to spur growth, the RBI said. The move will lead to an infusion of Rs32,000 crore into the system. With additional liquidity by CRR cut, there is a possibility that banks may reduce the interest rate to attract borrowers.
According to Goldman Sachs, there were strong reasons for enacting the CRR cut. "First, system liquidity is extremely tight. The average daily borrowing at the repo window was Rs1.5 trillion (about $30 billion) in the week of 16th January. This is significantly above the historic borrowing, and the RBI's preferred system deficit of (+/-) 1% of net demand and time liabilities of banks, which is roughly Rs600 billion (about $12 billion). As a result, the overnight call money rate has shot up significantly above the repo rate and is complicating monetary transmission. Indeed, the liquidity tightness is acting as an increase in the repo rate beyond the 8.50% level the RBI has raised it to. Second, the open market operations done so far have not prevented an inversion of the yield curve, and other liquidity tools are necessary. Third, with the long lags in the system, there is a need to start the easing process early to help investor and corporate confidence to kick-start the recovery in second half of 2012, in our view," said Tushar Poddar, chief economist, India, Goldman Sachs.
The RBI retained the repo or the short-term lending rate at 8.5% while making it clear that any cut in it will only happen after moderation in inflation. Projecting a lower growth of 7% for 2011-12, the central bank said the policy actions are meant to "mitigate downside risks to growth" and anchor inflationary expectations.
"Based on the current inflation trajectory, including consideration of suppressed inflation, it is premature to begin reducing the policy rate," RBI governor D Subbarao said while unveiling the third quarterly monetary policy review.
He said, "Even as inflation remains elevated, despite moderation, downside risks to growth have increased. The growth-inflation balance of the monetary policy stance has now shifted to growth".
He further said slippage on fiscal deficit, crude prices and rupee depreciation are key challenges for inflation, which after remaining near double digit for almost two-years, came down to 7.5% in December 2011.
The chairman of Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Panel, C Rangarajan, said RBI has taken a "wise decision" and it would lead to softening of interest rate.
"The improvement in liquidity condition will automatically have effect on interest rate. Improvement in liquidity condition will lead to softening of interest rate," he said.
According to Barclays Capital, the monetary policy is gearing more towards supporting growth despite continued upside inflation risks. "We continue to see risks of a repo rate cut of 25bps in the March mid quarter policy review, while maintaining our base case of start of the rate cut cycle from the April credit policy review. Even with the cut in the CRR, the RBI has flagged that non-food manufacturing inflation remains elevated, and has not seen sufficient softening to justify policy rate reductions as of now," it said in a report.
The RBI has commenced easing cycle with the 50bps cut in CRR. However the monetary policy has put the onus of easing on fiscal and structural policy. Rohini Malkani, economist, Citi India, said, "Given that the growth-inflation balance has shifted to growth, we maintain our view of a minimum 100bps cut in the repo rate in 2012. However, it is worth noting that the RBI has said the timing and quantum would be contingent on policy measures to induce investments and steps towards fiscal consolidation".
The BSE benchmark Sensex rallied by over 186 points in late morning trade soon after RBI announced a cut in cash reserve ratio (CRR) in its monetary policy review.
After rising over 83 points in early trade, the 30-share index rallied further to trade 285 points, or over 1.7% higher, at 17,037.11 at 1323 hrs.
The broad-based National Stock Exchange index Nifty regained 5,100-point level by rising 90 points, or 1.8%, to 5,136.75.


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- Searing
- previous Searedness
- next Searwood
Antonyms for Searing
cool, cooled, snug, restful, bearable, wintry, gentle, calm, moderate, ice-cold, snappy, iced, chill, chilled, arctic, pleasant, refrigerated, numb, frozen, frosty, freezing, numbing, luxurious, cozy, uncritical, light, genial, shivery, bone-chilling, agreeable, gelid, glacial, snowy, endurable, algid, unheated, nippy, subzero, polar, friendly, nipping, temperate, balmy, shivering, hospitable, soft, icy, comfortable, reposeful, chilly, tolerable, Coldish, easy, painless, bitter, benumbed, relaxing, Coolish, frigid, cold, clement, mild, peaceful.
Usage examples for Searing
" They were now searing the atmosphere at a height of nearly two miles, and the car was flying on a firm and even keel. "– The Man Who Rocked the Earth by Arthur Train Robert Williams Wood
" Andy's head snapped up, heated words searing towards his lips. "– The Plague by Teddy Keller
" 3. Burning- the burning of young girls by pressing lighted cigarettes against their tender parts, and the burning of men, women and children by searing their bodies with hot irons. "– Korea's Fight for Freedom by F.A. McKenzie
" It is soul searing "– Judith of the Godless Valley by Honoré Willsie
" The reason broad- leaved evergreens are such a hard class to bring through the winter in good condition is because the sun shines upon their foliage while it is frozen, blistering, and searing it. "– The Mayflower, January, 1905 by Various
" It seemed as if the very breath of her lungs had been diverted to her heart, where it became tissue- searing flame. "– Garrison's Finish A Romance of the Race-Course by W. B. M. Ferguson
" His face was burning, the flames searing his flesh. "– The Flying Stingaree by Harold Leland Goodwin
" That hot searing flame had come so close ... "– The Double Spy by Dan T. Moore
" Lucas demanded again, the heavy lines of hatred and jealousy searing his face. "– Helmet of Navarre by Bertha Runkle
" That invisible, searing iron! "– The Grey Cloak by Harold MacGrath
" The knot in Hawksworth's stomach was like a searing ball of fire. "– The Moghul by Thomas Hoover
" The waning moon came up at last, behind a distant line of trees on the Charente side, lighting up with a silver lining the towering clouds of the storm, which was still travelling eastward, leaving in its wake battered vines and ruined crops, searing the face of the land as with a hot iron. "– The Last Hope by Henry Seton Merriman
" And tho' they lacked not fire and skill, they had not my lady's dash and daring to follow over field and fallow, stream and searing and be in at the death with heightened colour, but never a look away. "– Richard Carvel, Complete by Winston Churchill Last Updated: March 5, 2009
" Passed out and fell back into them from a searing chaos of light, chaotic tumult. "– The Metal Monster by A. Merritt
" I am pretty adept at " going through" a man; and while in the present instance it required but a few moments to satisfy myself that Maillot could not have the gem, I was all the while acutely sensible of a little foot tapping nervously beneath the table and an angry look searing my offending back. "– The Paternoster Ruby by Charles Edmonds Walk
" Later she would wander slowly back through the searing midday heat, puzzling over the new language called Spanish she was learning, and the strange teachings of the Christians. "– Caribbee by Thomas Hoover
" Sharp, brown- tasting, acid- burning, eye- searing nose- stinging! "– Brown John's Body by Winston Marks
" Three times the nosebag was applied to Hunsa, like the black cap over the head of a condemned murderer, and the last time, rolling on the floor in agony, his lungs on fire, his throat choked, his eyes searing like hot coals, he gasped that he would confess if his life were spared. "– Caste by W. A. Fraser
" The men sprang at him as he opened the door; as he slammed it close a sword- point pierced the thin panel and bit like a searing iron into his shoulder. "– Clementina by A.E.W. Mason
" We pressed, the three of us, against the side of the pony, burying our faces in its shaggy coat, striving to hide our eyes from the radiance which, strain closely as we might, seemed to pierce through the body of the little beast, through our own heads, searing the sight. "– The Metal Monster by A. Merritt
Rhymes for Searing
- cheering, clearing, earring, fearing, gearing, hearing, nearing, rearing, shearing, smearing, sneering, spearing, steering, tearing, veering;
- adhering, appearing, premiering, rehearing;
- auctioneering, disappearing, domineering, engineering, interfering, overhearing, pioneering, profiteering, racketeering, volunteering;
- electioneering, reengineering;
- bioengineering;


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Founded in 1892 by John Muir during an opium orgy in San Francisco, the Sierra Club soon gained international prominence due to their pro-flora marriage agenda, and their belief in bear worship.[2]
However, the resurgence of America during the 1940s and 1950s emasculated their message and caused a dramatic drop in membership. Their recovery started with the decadence of the 1960s and 1970s, and was accelerated by the global warming hysteria.
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Dr. Greg German, winner of the President's Leadership Award, was recognized by his peers for consistently going above and beyond in his microbiologist role and for being the ultimate "go to" person in the field of infectious disease.
"In addition to leading or contributing to several important initiatives, Dr. German is an invaluable clinical resource for other physicians, providing expert infectious disease advice and support," said Dr. Jill Cunniffe, president of the Medical Society of P.E.I. "Although he has only been practising on the Island for about two years, his impact has indeed been system and provincewide and he has also been active on the national front."
RELATED: Summerside doctor wins patients choice award
The Community Service Award, which recognizes the important role doctors play in their village, town, city or indeed the province as a whole, was awarded to Charlottetown physician Dr. David MacKenzie.
"If P.E.I. is hosting a national-level sporting event, there is a great chance that Dr. MacKenzie is involved. The same goes for varsity or provincial sports teams — or for recreational-level sports for that matter," said colleague Dr. Alf Morais. "Yet, despite a busy practice, high involvement in sports medicine and participation in youth and music ministry at his church, David is very family-oriented and maintains a healthy work-life balance.
His personal emphasis on fitness and well-being is both impressive and inspiring to colleagues, friends and members of his community, Morais said.
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The triple option offense has a long history of being a highly effective scheme at the college level when operated with efficiency. Though it has waned in popularity as coaches have moved toward spread offenses based in option principles in recent years, the triple option is still used by a handful of programs, most notably service academies like Air Force, Army and Navy.
Often seen as an equalizer for teams that lack the ideal size or speed to run more mainstream offensive sets, the triple option requires intense preparation from opposing defenses that must devise game plans containing detailed assignments and responsibilities for each player.
Saturday's contest marks the second time the Sun Devils will defend the triple option in two seasons, as ASU defeated New Mexico and its triple option attack 58-23 last season. ASU will also host New Mexico next weekend, which means the Sun Devils' defense will face two different styles of triple option opponents in back-to-back games.
Last year, ASU limited New Mexico to just 207 rushing yards and 3.6 yards per carry, which are considerably low totals for a team that averaged more than 300 yards per game on the ground last year and more than six yards per rush.
Defensive coordinator Keith Patterson said ASU's staff has extensive experience scheming to defend the triple option, as he grew up in a time and region where the triple option was prevalent throughout all levels of football.
"It's like anything else, I think the one thing is you have to be disciplined in any style of offense you play anymore because they all have option principles within their system so you have to be disciplined anyway," Patterson said. "We're pretty familiar with this style of offense, Coach (Graham) and I both ran these style of offenses in high school and played growing up in the Midwest, it was option football, and veer, and outside veer, and midline veer, so we have a very good understanding of these style of offenses."
Though the triple option has a number of complicated variations teams that run it have mastered throughout the years, the foundation of the offense comes down to a few basic principles. On most plays, there are three different potential ball carriers, thus creating three options for the offense to attack the defense with.
At the snap of the ball, the quarterback makes an initial read to determine whether to capitalize on the first option. Typically, the primary option is handing the ball to a dive back cutting through the heart of the defense. If the quarterback determines to keep the ball instead of hand off, the quarterback then makes a second read and discerns whether to rush the ball himself toward an outside gap or to pitch the ball to the third potential ball carrier, most commonly referred to by defenses as the pitch back.
To effectively stop Cal Poly's running game, ASU is placing an emphasis on defending from the inside out, and taking away each potential ball carrier, or option, one-by-one. ASU defensive line coach Jackie Shipp said there's an expectation for the interior defensive linemen to take away the dive back, or the fullback, and eliminate the Mustangs' ability to rush up the middle.
"You have to play your assignments, you can't get cut at the line of scrimmage, you have to take away the fullback if you're an inside player and you have to play fullback to quarterback," Shipp said. "It is assignment football."
The danger of misplaying a responsibility can cause a catastrophic error for a defense defending an option offense, and ASU was able to prevent that type of breakdown from happening last year against New Mexico.
The Lobos' longest rush went for 25 yards, and when an opponent attempts 57 rushing plays, that's a fairly strong showing. Redshirt junior defensive end Edmond Boateng said watching film of last year's contest against New Mexico has helped in preparing for Cal Poly, especially because current Cincinnati Bengals' defensive lineman Marcus Hardison had a strong showing at defensive end for the Sun Devils.
"Absolutely, I'm actually watching New Mexico film as well as Cal Poly film and I know it's really going to help me see Marcus Hardison play really well that game and I'm just trying to emulate that and play even better," Boateng said.
If ASU's defensive front is able to dominate on the interior and force Cal Poly to explore its second and third options, Boateng's responsibility as a defensive end heightens.
The quarterback's ability to read the defensive end is often times the defining, make-or-break, part of the triple option's success. If an end stays grounded in fundamentals, the defense can limit big gains. But if an end chases after other players' assignments and doesn't make key reads, option offenses can torment defenses by attacking that particular read.
"Somebody is focused on the quarterback, somebody is focused on the pitch, somebody is focused on the dive," Boateng said when breaking down ASU's defensive responsibilities for this week. "If one is miscued, an open run can go at least 30 yards or 40 yards every time. In my position, I really have quarterback to dive, so I've just got to stay focused, get up the field, have my feet constantly moving and once that triple read option happens in the play, stay focused and if the quarterback tries to keep it, I've got him and if the dive goes, I stay assigned and focused on the dive."
If Boateng and fellow defensive end and freshman Joseph Wicker combine to take away Cal Poly quarterback Chris Brown's ability to make plays in space, the onus is on ASU's linebackers and defensive backs to come up and shut down the final element of the triple option: the pitch back.
Some of the most well-trained option teams are content with averaging four to five yards per rush on the ground, and slowly forcing second and third level defenders to creep up toward the line of scrimmage to take away the perimeter running game.
If this happens, option teams will often resort to play-action passes that include vertical threats designed to catch opponents off guard and put them on their heels.
Junior Spur linebacker Viliami Moeakiola said committing to defending the run and still being able to stay back in pass coverage is one of the most challenging elements of stopping the option, and facing an aggressive offense like Cal Poly is no different.
"Basic football, the d-end having their guys, the linebackers having theirs, and then in the secondary, it's about not falling asleep," Moeakiola said. "You can get lulled to sleep with run, run, run and they hit you over the top with a 50-yard pass. So that's the biggest thing is just staying focused every play, and reminding each player what their job is."
Even with the success ASU had at stopping all three elements of the triple option against New Mexico a season ago, the Sun Devils aren't taking anything for granted this week against an FCS opponent. Cal Poly has led the FCS in rushing yards in each of the past two seasons, and the Mustangs return a pair of 1,000-yard rushers, Brown and slotback Kori Garcia.
To make matters slightly more challenging, Cal Poly's version of the triple option has small but significant variations from the scheme New Mexico showed against ASU last year, so the Sun Devils have had to prepare for an option quarterback to start under center, as opposed to in shotgun formation.
"New Mexico was a little different than Cal Poly because Cal Poly is mostly under center, but it's all just like the same concepts," sophomore WILL linebacker Christian Sam said. "So we're just practicing learning it every day."
Because the Mustangs start under center and have demonstrated a propensity to keep the ball in their quarterback's hands for much of the past two seasons, ASU is even more focused on taking away the interior options first and forcing Cal Poly to run the ball to the outside. Junior defensive tackle Viliami Latu said ASU will adjust its personnel accordingly, so that it can make the most of the size and strength advantages the defense has at the line of scrimmage.
"This offense has us running more of a stronger kind of front, a heavy front, because they're running the ball most of the time and you won't see a lot of passing so we'll be pretty beat up, up front, but we'll be alright," Latu said.
After attempting just 13 passes in last week's victory over Montana, the Mustangs made it clear their ability to have success on offense hinges on execution in the run game. Cal Poly ran for 330 yards against the Grizzlies, and for the Mustangs to threaten the Sun Devils, they will need a similar force of efficiency.
To combat the Mustangs' style of play, Moeakiola said ASU must prioritize defensive communication, and can't afford to have any mental lapses. Moeakiola's teammates echoed his sentiments, saying each player has a responsibility against the option and it's of the utmost importance that those players take care of their own business first.
"Communication is vital to this defense, everything that we do," Moeakiola said. "If one guy is not in their right responsibility, that could be a touchdown, that could be a huge gain so communication is the focal part of this defense so we're blessed with great leaders out there. Salamo (Fiso) and (Demetrius) Cherry doing their job so they make it easy for us on the back end and the linebackers will do our job."
Though operating the triple option and stopping the triple option require teams to stay disciplined with assignments and responsibilities, there are so many offensive elements for defensive units to consider on each play. Motion, deception, and key reads are all critical factors in games involving triple option teams, and ASU will be tested in many different regards come Saturday.
After having success against triple option offenses in the past, Patterson knows what this Saturday's game is about. The second-year defensive coordinator has studied and prepared for the triple option many times before, and he said Saturday's result depends on his personnel's ability to play within itself and systematically break down each individual component from the inside out.
"It's not just about one person on the dive, one person on the quarterback, one person on the pitch, you've got to give multiple people to the dive, multiple people to the quarterback and multiple people to the pitch and if not you're going to have one-on-one open field tackles," Patterson said. "You miss one tackle, and all of a sudden, now you've got big plays so we've got to eliminate that from happening by putting more than one person to those particular assignments but it always starts with stopping the dive and stopping the quarterback."


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GATESVILLE The Gatesville Lady Hornets volleyball team is young, touting only five seniors.
Despite the overall lack of experience coach Ricky Phillips still carries high expectations for his squad.
"Our goal is the same every year; we want to be one of the best teams in class 3A and we want to win a district championship," said Phillips. "We want to be better than the year before."
The Hornets were off to a good start to the season Monday night after they defeated Waco University in three games, 25-12, 25-20, 25-16, to open the season with a victory. Behind seniors Paige Chambers and Ashley Cook, Gatesville was able to use timely serves and smarter play to net the win. Chambers led all players with 28 assists and six aces.
"Those two are our strongest tandem but we definitely have to work in more guys into our offense because you have to have more weapons than that," Phillips said. "I kind of worried about our underclassmen because the Lady Trojans are playing well and they challenge you a lot. So we leaned on our seniors a bunch."
Midway through the second game, Gatesville saw itself trailing the Lady Trojans 15-13 when Chambers served back-to-back aces to take the lead and then led her squad to three more points building a 18-15 lead.
She iced the game with back-to-back assists to Ashley Cook and senior Lauren Nichols.
"I played off our passers and hitters. It was pretty much them, not really me," Chambers said. "I just felt confident at the time so I served as hard as I could and it just happened."
With a 4-1 lead Chambers helped build an 8-1 lead that Cook ballooned to 13-3 with some savvy serves of her own.
"It's trust. We trust that (Chambers) is gonna get the ball over and we are gonna get the first pass so we can run something," Cook said. "It's (also) communication. When someone sees that spots been open a few times, they'll tell you to hit there."
Gatesville, which hosts Ellison tonight at 7 p.m., did get some help from sophomore Lexi Hall who helped secure the third and final game with some pretty clutch serving of her own.
Gatesville had a slim 11-9 lead when Hall took the ball and ran with it, figuratively speaking.
She spun off six points in a row to extend the lead 16-9, all but ending any Lady Trojan comeback chances.
"It was kind of sluggish and ragtag at times but our kids did a lot of good things and we improved in some areas that we struggled in during the weekend scrimmages," Phillips said. "We have some sophomores that are new to varsity and they have to learn the pace of the game, once they do that they can get a lot more swings than they do right now."


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One of the worst kept secrets in the industry, as of late, was the coming together of two industry heavyweights to create "the ultimate DJ mixer." Most of you reading this will know the name Richie Hawtin, one of the true pioneers of electronic music, who continues to push the envelope at an age (45) when most DJs have long retired. Not was well-known, but very influential is Andy Rigby-Jones, who was Allen & Heath's Design Manager for the Xone DJ range for the past thirteen years until he left the post to
wrestle his perpetually problematic Jaguar into an operational state that would actually make it to the pub and back launch his Union Audio consultancy.
Now it appears the two have been frolicking behind closed doors to develop a wireless DJ mixer, which will consolidate several components from Hawtin's live rig into one device. Hawtin has always been pretty transparent about what he uses on stage, and can be seen showcasing certain aspects of his live rig on various videos (see Point Blank video below). The only real constant, as far as hardware goes, has been his use of the Allen & Heath Xone:92 mixer. So it's no wonder he dragged Rigby-Jones away from working on his car, and convinced him to put his efforts into something that will actually work.
Hawtin has been making the rounds of late to pimp his new controller, most recently at NAMM, and even enlisted PR heavyweight Alexandra Greenberg from MSO to tease the new device:
Richie Hawtin & Andy Rigby-Jones announced a collaborative partnership with Allen & Heath and parent company Audiotonix. Richie Hawtin described a two-year process creating an instrument to take the artistry of DJ-ing and performance to the next level. "The ethos of Play Differently is to create products that will magnify the individuality and expand the creativity of today's generation of electronic music artists, producers and DJs . We hope to encourage and inspire creatives to PLAY differently."
While the new controller, which reportedly will be wireless and combine aspects of the Xone:92 and Native Instruments' X1 and D2 controller into one package, the big reveal from the statement was that this was not just going to be one instrument and other products will follow.
The Future: Believe it or not, but this could be even better than the Dave Smith / Tom Oberheim lovefest that emerged from this year's NAMM show. Except for a few shining examples, the DJ mixer/controller market has been more about "me too" than innovation as of late. Richie certainly brings the live performance/artistic component, in a big way, but partnering with the brilliant Andy Rigby-Jones is what sends Play Differently into a whole new realm of possibilities.
Play Differently
A more extensive interview with Richie Hawtin and how he uses technology in the studio and on stage:


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Hoyer Discusses State of the Union Address with Roll Call
"I thought the President's speech was an excellent speech... A lot has happened in the last 4 years, 5 years. Jobs have been created. The economy is growing. We're becoming more energy independent. We've withdrawn troops from Iraq…. So are we better off than where we were 5 years ago? The answer is absolutely yes. But he said we haven't done enough. We need to do more. He talked about the investments in health care. We ought to be proud of the Affordable Care Act. The millions and millions of people that have been helped. The young people that have been helped. Seniors that have been helped. But then he said but we need to do more because we need to make sure those who are not being advantaged in this economy, those that can't find a job, those who are struggling, need our help. They not only need our help in the short term with unemployment insurance, which we ought to restore now, they not only need help with raising the minimum wage, to a wage in which they won't be in poverty although they are working hard a full week. But they also need training, they need education, they need to be given the skills that are necessary in a competitive economy. And then he said at the end let's work together. Let's work together to get this done. And I think that's what the American people clearly want us to do. But he also said this, and I think this is very important: 'look, I was elected President of the United States. And I want to work with you, I want to work together. But very frankly, I am not going to sit on the sidelines and try to get some of the things done that I think need to get done if you aren't going to act and work with me. I'm going to act.' So he talked about optimism, he talked about opportunity, and he talked about action."
"[President Obama] talked about immigration reform, which we think is broadly supported by so many different groups – labor, Chamber of Commerce, farmers, farm workers, the faith community – but 70% of the American public as well…. Hopefully, those of us who serve in the Congress of the United States will hear the sentiments of our public and represent them. That doesn't mean we'll agree with every part of the constituency. It does mean, however, that when the American public by 7 out of 10 say this is something we ought to get done, and they say, with over 60% that we ought to raise the minimum wage so workers who work hard aren't living in poverty – we ought to listen. I think that's what he was saying.… I don't think he was saying I'm going to do it without you. He was saying, all of us were elected. He was elected by all the people, we were elected by districts. He was saying I'm not going to be immobilized from addressing the problems that the American people want addressed just because you don't work with me. But the best way for us to do it is to work together."


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Avery Davis had to wait longer than some for his turn as Cedar Hill High School starting quarterback.
A year ago Cedar Hill was still fresh off a Texas state title and ultimately en route to another one with Justin McMillan, an eventual LSU signee, as its starting quarterback. Davis played some, including throughout the playoff run, but had to wait for the full-time spotlight.
Davis answered the call during his junior season in a big way.
He completed 65 percent of his passes for 2,148 yards and 25 touchdowns against just four interceptions. Davis also ran for 873 yards and another 13 touchdowns.
"His mom might say she's the biggest Avery Davis fan but she'd have a tough time competing with me," said Cedar Hill head coach Joey McGuire. "There are not enough words to describe Avery Davis in my eyes. I think he's an incredible person. The young man is a straight A student. He leads by example. He's one of the hardest working kids that I've ever coached. Then he leads verbally and through all his action. He's a freak of an athlete."
Davis helped Cedar Hill to a 9-2 record this season with the second loss coming in the first round of the playoffs against fellow powerhouse Southlake Carroll, an early matchup against two teams expected to contend for another state championship.
Turning in the pads earlier than expected didn't sit well with Davis, a four-star prospect ranked No. 94 overall in the latest Scout.com rankings.
"We went 9-2 this year and those two losses are the only time he's ever lost on the football field at any level," McGuire said. "When you have that kind of presence and that kind of makeup, people follow you. The good thing about him is he works constantly on being the kind of person we want people to follow. It's kinda been a mixture of him learning to do that and some natural stuff also."
Hours after that playoff loss, Davis turned his attention to recruiting by piling in the car with his family for a 15-hour drive north to Notre Dame for its home finale against Wake Forest.
Notre Dame counts itself among the early scholarship offers to Davis along with Colorado, Kansas, Oregon State, SMU, Texas Tech, Tulsa and Utah State.
Baylor, Missouri, Oklahoma State and TCU have expressed interest at different points.
McGuire has a relationship with the Irish staff dating back a few years to former defensive backs coach Kerry Cooks, now at Oklahoma. McGuire toured campus a few summers ago and Cedar Hill hosted a youth camp for Brian Kelly last summer.
Davis hit the Notre Dame radar through McGuire's suggestion to the staff with a follow-up visit by offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Mike Sanford last month.
"I think that they were very interested early," McGuire said. "Then the quarterbacks coach came out and watched us go through our game plan. I don't think a ball hit the ground going through that 50-minute game prep practice. He really liked what he saw. Avery is that kind of kid as far as what Notre Dame prides itself on and what their student body is, the type of people they want at that university. Avery really fits that mold. I thought it was a good deal."
Sanford offered a scholarship after watching that workout. Davis then quickly set up the unofficial visit.
"I know he loved it," McGuire said. "He had a Notre Dame hoodie on (Tuesday). His mom went to Purdue and his granddad is from that area. I think there's some things they felt good about, really felt good about."
There's a chance Notre Dame could be the spot for Davis, perhaps sooner than later.
Regional programs TCU, Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Baylor and Texas already have quarterback commitments in the Class of 2017. Tennessee, Oregon, Georgia, Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Penn State, Auburn and Ohio State can all say the same.
More than ever, quarterbacks are finding their spots early in the recruiting process. Davis and the Irish staff have each shown a sense of urgency with that being the case.
"I think at that position those guys get nervous if they don't get something locked in," McGuire said. "I also think, I'm going to say it the best way I can, Avery Davis thinks he can play for anyone in the nation. I think he wants to play for a big-time program that has a chance to play for a national championship. I think that comes into effect too with Notre Dame."


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Note: This is the second part of a two-part series. Read part one here.
Indianapolis - New road safety numbers show moped crashes in Indiana are on the rise.
13 Investigates has found a loophole in the law allowing suspended drunk drivers back at the controls, some impaired. Now we're hearing Statehouse reaction, and proposed changes on the table.
Indiana State Representative Phil Hinkle is used to fast-paced wheeling and dealing, but he's become unnerved by the growing danger of mopeds on Indiana roads after a near miss with one in his own neighborhood.
"I started to turn left, and lo and behold he gunned it and ran the stop; didn't even bother to stop," said Hinkle, a Republican who represents Wayne and Pike Townships in Indianapolis.
"Next thing you know they're under the truck. It is, in my opinion, a matter of life and death," he told 13 Investigates, describing what could have happened if he had not stopped in time.
New reports from The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration show moped deaths nationwide doubled in 2009.
More troubling, Indiana reported 21 motorized bicycle crashes the same year higher than any other state. (See a list of crashes by county.)
Rep. Hinkle himself has had three close calls, mostly with teens riding them and disobeying traffic controls.
Hinkle's experiences were enough to prompt him and fellow Republican Rep. Milo Smith of Columbus to introduce bills designed to strengthen a weak, outdated motorized bicycle law.
For starters, Smith wants to call it what it is.
"In state statute, there is nothing called a moped," Smith explained. Indiana still calls them motorized bicycles, a term decades old.
There's also no requirement of a driver's license, registration, insurance or training for mopeds under 50cc.
Oregon is one of the states that has a driver's license requirement (no suspensions) for a moped.
With speeds topping out at 25 mph, anyone 15 years of age or older with a State ID can hop on and go. Right now, the only place off limits to mopeds is the interstate.
"My bill will address all of those issues," insisted Smith.
13 Investigates found the bill doesn't specifically address everything. It calls for insurance, registration and plates and banning mopeds from state highways. But neither proposal tackles troubling licensing issues uncovered by 13 Investigates. Specifically convicted drunk drivers, some with lifetime license suspensions, are finding their way back onto Indiana roads on mopeds. Police tell 13 Investigates that some of them are still driving drunk.
Michael Tockey owns Speed City, one of Indiana's largest moped dealers. Tockey, a certified motorcycle driving expert, says the state should require a license and training for drivers.
"You don't want to ride these impaired. After you've been drinking, one of the first things to go is going to be your balance," he said.
Randy Bunton of Muncie doesn't deny drinking before crashing his moped back in October, and admits his Blood Alcohol Content measured at .265 percent, more than three times the legal limit drunk.
"How is that a good thing?" questioned Sgt. Bruce Qualls, an Accident Reconstruction and Traffic Enforcement Supervisor with the Muncie Police Department.
13 Investigates asked Bunton about his drunk driving history that earned him 18 months in a State Prison and a lifetime driver's license suspension.
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"Yes," Bunton replied, "It was inevitability," he said acknowledging his lack of restraint.
"You take their license away and instead of letting them have a four-wheel vehicle to drive, you give them a two-wheel and you say, it's okay?" added Sgt. Qualls.
13 Investigates posed our own questions to State Reps. Hinkle and Smith about the gaping loophole that allows people with lifetime suspensions, admittedly driving drunk on mopeds.
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Rep. Smith's bill could generate $78,000 in extra registration fees for the state. It is gaining bi-partisan support with two House Democrats joining on as co-sponsors.
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