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2000 Mar 7 |
In Baltimore Joseph C. Palczynski shot and killed 3 people following a breakup with a girlfriend. The next night he killed another woman and wounded a 2-year-old boy during an attempted carjacking. On Mar 17 Palczynski took 3 hostages and held off police for 3 days. He was fatally shot by police on Mar 21. Links: Maryland, Murder |
2000 Mar 8 |
In Memphis, Tenn., an off-duty firefighter, Frederick Williams (41), shot and killed 2 firefighters and a sheriff's deputy. Letter carrier Stacey Williams (32), Williams' wife, was also found dead at the site where a fire was started. Links: Tennessee, Murder |
2000 Mar 8 |
In Mexico police announced that 6 suspects were arrested for the slaying of a police chief in Tijuana and 14 other people. The suspects were reported to be acting as hit men under orders from Vicente Zambada Niebla, the son of a drug trafficker in Sinaloa. Links: Mexico, Murder, Drugs |
2000 Mar 13 |
In Costa Rica 2 American women were found shot to death near Cabhuita. Emily Howell of Kentucky and Emily Eagen of Michigan were attacked while driving an SUV. A 16-year-old boy was later arrested and 2 other suspects were sought. Jorge Alberto Urbina (19) was arrested Mar 28. The 16-year-old was sentenced to 14 ½ years in prison. Links: Costa Rica, USA, Murder, Teens Amuck |
2000 Mar 17 |
In Uganda 330 followers of the Movement for the Restoration of Ten Com-mandments of God, led by Joseph Kibweteree, burned to death in a mass suicide in Kanungu. Children were involved and it was not clear if Kibweteree was killed. More bodies were found at the house of Kibweteree. Foul play was later suspected instead of suicide. 448 other victims were later found. Links: Suicide, Murder, Uganda, God's Will |
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2000 Mar 20 |
Former Black Panther Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin, once known as H. Rap Brown, was captured in Alabama; he was wanted in the fatal shooting of a Fulton County, Georgia, sheriff's deputy. Al-Amin maintains his innocence. Links: GeorgiaUS, Murder, Alabama |
2000 Mar 20 |
In Texas Robert Wayne Harris (28) shot 5 people to death and critically injured one person at the Mi-T-Fine Car Wash in Irving. Harris was arrested the next day. He had recently been fired for exposing himself to 2 women at the business. Harris was sentenced to death on Sep 29. Links: Murder, Texas, Mad Man |
2000 Apr 1 |
In Nanjing, China, 4 unemployed youths broke into the home of Jurgen Hermann Pfrang (50), an executive for DaimlerChrysler, and stabbed him to death along with his wife and 2 children. The 4 were found guilty of murder and robbery on 7/14/00 and sentenced to death. Links: China, Murder |
2000 Apr 12 |
Detroit police arrested John Eric Armstrong (26), a suspected serial killer. Armstrong was reported to be responsible for killing some 20 prostitutes since 1992, when he served in the US Navy aboard the Nimitz. Links: USA, Murder, Michigan |
2000 Apr 17 |
In Spokane, Wa., Robert L. Yates Jr., a National Guardsman and the father of 5, was arrested for the murder of a 16-year-old prostitute and suspected in the murder of as many as 17 other slayings in Washington state. Links: Murder, Washington |
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2000 Apr 18 |
In Michigan Kenneth Ray Miller (55), a tenant at a senior apartment house in Lincoln Park, shot and killed 2 women after he was summoned to discuss complaints about his vulgar language. A 3rd woman died days later. Links: Murder, Michigan |
2000 Apr 19 |
In Tennessee Robert Glen Coe, convicted for the 1979 murder and rape of Cary Ann Medlin (8), was executed by injection. This was the state's first execution in 40 years. Links: Tennessee, Murder, Rape |
2000 Apr 19 |
In Arizona Richard Glassel killed 2 women and injured 4 others in a retirement community in Peoria. Links: USA, Murder, Arizona |
2000 Apr 24 |
In NYC an 8th livery cab driver was found shot to death in the Bronx. 11 drivers were killed in 1999. Links: NYC, Murder |
2000 Apr 26 |
Sparkle Rai (22), a black woman, was found dead in her Georgia apartment. She had recently married Ricky Rai (20), the manager of a grocery store in which she worked. In 2008 Chiman Rai (68) was convicted of felony murder. Prosecutors charged that Rai teamed up with Willie Fred Evans and Herbert Green to serve as middlemen. The two men passed along $10,000 to brothers Cleveland and Carl Clark. Carl Clark allegedly drove the car and Cleveland Clark, a 300-pound ex-con who also faces the death penalty, carried out the killing. Links: GeorgiaUS, USA, Murder |
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2000 Apr 28 |
In Pennsylvania Richard Baumhammers (34) shot and killed 5 people in a racially motivated shooting spree in McKees Rocks. He was sentenced to death in 2001. Links: Pennsylvania, Murder |
2000 Apr |
Sarah Phillips (13) was found strangled to death at her home in Vacaville, Ca. Curtis Wilson (19) was arrested and later convicted of murder and attempted rape, based on DNA evidence. The conviction was upheld by the California's Supreme Court in 2006. Links: USA, California, Murder, DNA, Kids |
2000 May 2 |
Former nurse Christina Marie Riggs was executed by injection in Arkansas for smothering her two young children. Links: Murder, Arkansas |
2000 May 12 |
Igor Domnikov (42), a reporter for Russia's Novaya Gazeta, was found in a pool of blood at his Moscow apartment building. Domnikov died July 16. In 2007 a court in the city of Kazan sentenced four men to life in prison, and three others to prison terms ranging from 18 to 25 years after finding them guilty of killing 23 men, including Domnikov, and of eight kidnappings. The convicted gang's leader Eduard Tagiryanov, who was sentenced to life, told the court that Domnikov's killing had been ordered by former deputy governor of western Lipetsk region Sergei Dorovsky for a series of critical articles on his policies. Links: Russia, Murder, Journalism |
2000 May 18 |
Sante Kimes and Kenneth Kimes, mother-and-son grifters, were convicted in New York of murdering Irene Silverman in a plot to steal her elegant townhouse mansion. The body of the 82-year-old millionaire widow has never been found. Links: New York, Murder |
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2000 May 24 |
Two gunmen killed 5 workers in a Wendy's restaurant in the Queens borough of NYC. John Taylor (36) and Craig Godineaux (31) were arrested 2 days later. Taylor was sentenced to death in 2002. Links: NYC, Murder |
2000 Jun 2 |
In Olathe, Kansas, John Edward Robinson was arrested on sexual assault charges. 2 female bodies were found on his property in La Cygne, Kansas, the next day and 3 more 2 days later in 55-gallon drums in a storage locker in Missouri. Links: Kansas, Murder, Missouri More |
2000 Jun 11 |
In Dessau, Germany, Alberto Adriano (39), a 20-year German resident from Mozambique, was kicked to death by 3 men. Enrico Hilprecht (24) was later convicted and sentenced to life in prison. Two 16-year-old accomplices were sentenced to 9 years each. Links: Germany, Mozambique, Murder |
2000 Jun 16 |
In Mexico American expatriates Norris (67) and Nancy (62) Price were found shot to death in Ajijic near Guadalajara. A land dispute was suspected. Links: Mexico, Murder |
2000 Jun 17 |
In India upper-class militia stormed Miapur village in Bihar state and massacred 34 women, children and old men. The attack was in retribution for the murder of 12 upper-caste farmers five days earlier, which in turn was preceded by the murder of 5 low-caste Yadavs. Police later arrested 11 landlord-paid militiamen. Links: India, Murder, Mad Crowd |
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2000 Jun 21 |
In San Leandro, Ca., Stuart Alexander (39), owner of the Santo Linguisa sausage factory, shot and killed 3 government meat inspectors, Jean Hillery (56), Tom Quadros (52), and Bill Shaline (57). In 2004 Alexander was convicted of 3 counts of 1st-degree murder. In 2005 Alexander was sentenced to death. Links: USA, California, Murder |
2000 Jun 22 |
In Texas Gary Graham was executed for the 1981 murder of Bobby Lambert in a holdup near a Houston supermarket. Graham claimed his innocence to the very end. Links: Murder, Texas |
2000 Jul 1 |
Lucie Blackman (21), a British citizen working in Tokyo, became the 8th Western woman to disappear in the last 5 years. In 2001 police found her remains encased in concrete near the residence of Joji Obara, a wealthy businessman and prime suspect. Obara was formally accused Apr 6, 2001. Some 4,800 tapes were found that linked Obara to some 400 rapes over 25 years [see April 24, 2007]. On Dec 16, 2008, Obara was convicted for the abduction and dismemberment of Blackman, but acquitted of her murder. The court also upheld an earlier conviction for the rapes of 9 other women. In 2011 Richard Lloyd Parry authored "People Who Eat Darkness: The Fate of Lucie Blackman." Links: Britain, Japan, Murder, Books |
2000 Jul 10 |
In Mexico Augustin Vasquez Mendoza was arrested in Tehuacan. In 2005 he was extradited from Mexico to the United States to stand trial for his role in the murder of DEA Special Agent Richard Fass in Glendale, Arizona, on June 30, 1994. Links: USA, Mexico, Murder, Arizona |
2000 Jul 10 |
In Russia Oleg Belonenko, director of the Uralmashzadov machine-tool manufacturing operation, was killed by 2 gunmen in Yekaterinburg. Links: Russia, Murder |
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2000 Jul 22 |
Christopher McCulloch (13) and Blaine Talmo Jr. (14) were bludgeoned to death on a school playground in La Crescenta, Ca. Michael Demirdjian (15) was later convicted and sentenced to 2 consecutive 25-years-to-life terms for murder by torture. Links: USA, California, Murder, Teens Amuck |
2000 Aug 1 |
Glenn and Justin Helzer murdered Annette (75) and Ivan Stineman (85) in Concord, Ca. They were accompanied by Dawn Godman. In 2004 Justin Helzer was convicted for 5 murders. Godman was sentenced to 38 years to life. A jury gave Glen Helzer 5 death sentences on Dec 17, 2004. The brothers were formally sentenced to death Mar 11, 2005. On April 14, 2013, Justin Helzer hanged himself in his cell at San Quentin. Links: USA, Murder, SF Bay Area |
2000 Aug 2 |
Glenn Taylor Helzer murdered Selina Bishop (22) in Concord. [see Aug 1,3] Links: USA, Murder, SF Bay Area |
2000 Aug 3 |
In Woodacre, Marin Ct., Ca., Jennifer Villarin (45) and James Gamble (54) were murdered in the early morning. Villarin was the former wife of blues guitarist Elvin Bishop. Bishop's daughter, Selina (22), was missing and police later arrested her boyfriend Glenn Taylor Helzer, along with Helzer's brother and roommate Dawn Godman (26) in Concord. Body parts were discovered Aug 7 on the banks of the Mokelumne River and linked to Helzer, as was the disappearance of an elderly couple, the Stinemans from Concord. The body parts were soon identified as the remains of Ivan and Annette Stineman and Selina Bishop. In 2004 Glenn Helzer (33) pleaded guilty to 18 counts. [see Aug 1,2] Links: USA, Murder, SF Bay Area |
2000 Aug 9 |
Nicholas Samuel Markowitz (b.1984), having been kidnapped in Los Angeles, was murdered near Santa Barbara after a feud over drug money between his half-brother Benjamin Markowitz and Jesse James Hollywood (20). The murder inspired the 2006 film "Alpha Dog." Hollywood was not present at the murder, but ordered it. He immediately skipped town, but was arrested five years later in Saquarema, Brazil, with his pregnant girlfriend Marcia Reis. In July, 2009, he was convicted of first-degree murder and kidnapping and jurors recommended life in prison. In 2010 Hollywood was sentenced to life in prison. Links: USA, California, Murder, Teens Amuck |
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2000 Aug 24 |
John Kaiser (67), an American priest of the Society of St. Joseph, was found shot to death near Naivasha, Kenya. Kaiser was critical of the government's human rights record. In 2007 a Kenyan court ruled that his death was a homicide. Links: Kenya, Murder |
2000 Aug 26 |
In Sasolburg, South Africa, black employee John Mosoko Rampuru (37) died after being dragged behind a pickup for over 3 miles by white building contractor Pieter Odendaal (44). On November 12, 2001, the Bloemfontein High Court sentenced Odendaal to 10 years in jail after finding him guilty of culpable homicide but not murder with intent. Judge AP van Coller suspended 3 years of Odendaal's sentence and freed him on bail pending appeal. Links: South Africa, Murder, Mad Man |
2000 Aug 28 |
An apparent murder-suicide left a professor and a graduate student dead at the Univ. of Arkansas. It was later found that the graduate student had been kicked out of a degree program. Links: Suicide, Murder, Arkansas |
2000 Sep 2 |
In Alaska Joshua Alan Wade killed Della Brown (33), a native Alaskan, by smashing her head with a rock in Anchorage. Wade was acquitted in 2003 in her killing, but was convicted of tampering with her body and served several years in prison. In 2010 Wade acknowledged her murder. Links: USA, Murder, Alaska |
2000 Sep 6 |
Michael Swango, a former doctor suspected in a string of poisoning deaths, pleaded guilty to killing three patients in a Long Island, N.Y., hospital, and was sentenced to life in prison without parole. Links: New York, Murder |
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2000 Sep 16 |
Hrihori Gongadze (31), journalist, disappeared in Kiev. He was an outspoken critic of the government and of high-level corruption. A beheaded body, believed to be his, was found in Nov. Gongadze was the founder of the Internet news site Ukrainian Truth. In 2001 the government announced that he was killed by criminals who were also murdered and that the killings had nothing to do with politics. Suspects in the murder were arrested in 2005. In 2005 a commission investigating the kidnapping and killing of Gongadze accused parliament's Speaker Volodymyr Lytvyn of instigating the slaying. Findings stemmed from recordings in which voices resembling those of Lytvyn, former President Leonid Kuchma and other officials are heard allegedly conspiring against Gongadze. The trial of three former police officers charged with killing Gongadze opened in 2006. In 2008 a court in Kiev jailed three former police officers for between 12 and 13 years for the murder of Ukrainian journalist Georgy Gongadze. In 2009 National Security Service agents arrested the fourth suspect, Olexiy Pukach, who was working as the chief of the Interior Ministry's surveillance department at the time of the killing. Links: Ukraine, Murder, Journalism, Corruption |
2000 Sep 28 |
In Washington DC a gay, deaf student at Gallaudet Univ. was beaten to death. Thomas Minch (18) was later arrested for the death of Eric Franklin Plunkett (19). Minch was released within 24 hours. In 2002 Joseph M. Mesa Jr. was convicted of killing and robbing 2 Gallaudet classmates. [See Feb 3, 2001] Links: Murder, DC |
2000 Oct 22 |
In SF Claire Tempongko (28) was repeatedly stabbed to death by her ex-boyfriend Tari Ramirez (27) in front of her 2 children (5 & 10) in her basement apartment on 22nd Ave. A month before her death Tempongko had lodged 2 police reports against Ramirez. In 2004 the city settled a case for police inaction for $500,000. In 2006 Ramirez was arrested near Cancun, Mexico. In 2007 he was returned to the US to face trial. In 2008 Ramirez was convicted of 2nd-degree murder. In 2011 a state appeals court overturned the murder conviction entitling Ramirez to a new trial. In 2013 the case went to the state Supreme Court to decide if the killing was manslaughter or murder. Links: USA, SF, Murder |
2000 Nov 20 |
In Mozambique Carlos Cardoso, founder and editor of the Metical newspaper, was murdered while driving in Maputo. He had been investigating a 1996 theft of $14 million from the Commercial Bank of Mozambique. In 2003 six men were convicted of the murder. Businessman Vicente Ramaya was later convicted of ordering the murder and sentenced to 23 years in prison. In 2013 a judge signed papers granting Ramaya's release because of good behavior. Links: Mozambique, Murder, Journalism |
2000 Nov 24 |
In the Philippines Salvador "Bubby" Dacer, a publicist who represented top political figures, was kidnapped and later killed along with his driver. Police boss Sen. Panfilo Lacson was later linked to the killing. In 2009 Cesar Mancao, a former senior Philippine police official accused of the double homicide, was extradited from the US after agreeing to testify in the case. Links: Philippines, Murder |
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2000 Nov 27 |
In London, England, Damilola Taylor (10), a Nigerian immigrant, bled to death on a stairwell after being stabbed by members of The Young Peckham Boys. In 2001 murder charges were sought against 4 boys (14-16). In 2006 two brothers were acquitted of assault with intent to rob. On Aug 9, 2006, Danny Preddie (18) and Ricky Preddie (19) from Peckham, south London, were convicted of the manslaughter of Taylor. The 2 teenage brothers were sentenced to eight years in youth custody. Links: Britain, Murder, Nigeria, Teens Amuck, Kids, Migrant |
2000 Dec 7 |
In Texas Claude Howard Jones was executed for the Nov 14, 1989, slaying of Allen Hilzendager in Point Blank. Jones was the 40th execution this year and the 239th since 1982. Jones was executed based on a single hair as evidence from the liquor store killing. DNA analysis later found the strand of hair did not belong to Jones. Links: USA, Murder, DNA, Texas |
2000 Dec 10 |
Fishermen dragged the corpse of Dariusz Janiszewski, stripped to a shirt and underwear, from the muddy banks of the Oder River in southwestern Poland. His body showed signs of starvation and torture. In 2007 a court ruled that author Krystian Bala planned and directed the grisly killing, but said there was insufficient evidence to convict him of carrying out the murder himself. He was sentenced to 25 years in prison. Bala's 2003 novel, "Amok," an alcohol- and sex-fueled tale was narrated by a man named Chris, who stabs a woman after binding her hands behind her back and then running the rope to a noose around her neck. Links: Poland, Writer, Murder |
2000 Dec 13 |
A Sri Lankan national murdered his girlfriend, Kavitha Kandiahr (23), in Basel, Switzerland. He was arrested on Aug 26, 2014, in New Zealand under a Swiss warrant and granted interim name suppression by a New Zealand court pending an appearance next week. Links: Switzerland, Murder, New Zealand |
2000 Dec 14 |
In Wichita, Kansas, brothers Reginald and Jonathan Carr abducted 5 people from a home, subjected them to sexual acts, and executed them. 4 of the 5 died: Aaron Sander (29), Heather Muller (25), Brad Heyka (27), and Jason Befort (26). Links: Kansas, Murder |
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2000 Dec 15 |
Derwin Brown (46), the sheriff-elect of DeKalb County, Georgia, was gunned down in what police called an assassination. Brown had promised to clean up the sheriff's dept. and fire 38 employees. Former Sheriff Sidney Dorsey and 2 other men were charged for the murder on Nov 30, 2001. 2 other men involved in the slaying were given immunity for testifying. A 19-count indictment against Dorsey was handed down Feb 22, 2002. Melvin Walker and David Ramsey were acquitted Mar 25, 2002. Dorsey was convicted Jul 10. Dorsey was sentenced to life in prison on Aug 15, 2002. In 2005 a federal jury found Melvin Walker and David Ramsey guilty of conspiracy. Links: GeorgiaUS, USA, Murder |
2000 Dec 23 |
In Niger William Bultemeier, a US Defense Department official, was killed. Staff Sergeant Christopher McNeely, who had run to Bultemeier's aid, survived the shooting but suffered lasting injuries. Alhassane Ould Mohamed and a co-conspirator fled in a US Embassy vehicle after searching Bultemeier and McNeely's pockets. The car was later found in Timbuktu, in neighboring Mali. On Sep 13, 2013, US prosecutors unsealed an indictment against Alhassane Ould Mohamed (42), a Malian man, for the killing and who remained at large. Links: Mali, Niger, USA, Murder |
2000 Dec 24 |
Susan Berman (55), writer and Las Vegas mobster's daughter, was found slain in her Los Angeles home. She authored "Easy Street" in 1981. Links: California, Writer, Murder |
2000 Dec 26 |
Michael McDermott, a software tester at Edgewater Tech. In Wakefield, Mass., shot and killed 7 co-workers. He wielded a semiautomatic rifle and a shotgun. He was beset by both financial and personal problems. McDermott, convicted in 2002, was sent to prison for life. Links: Massachusetts, Murder, Mad Man |
2000 Dec 27 |
Software engineer Michael McDermott pleaded innocent to seven counts of murder in the shooting deaths of seven co-workers the day before at an Internet consulting company in Wakefield, Mass. Links: USA, Massachusetts, Murder |
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2000 Dec |
Emile Louis (d.2013 at 79), a retired French bus driver and convicted sex offender, was arrested for kidnapping several mentally impaired women who disappeared from Auxierre in the late 1970s. He was convicted in 2004 for killing the 7 mentally impaired young women. Links: France, Murder |
2000 2001 |
Nurse Vickie Dawn Jackson injected 10 Texas hospital patients with lethal drug doses at Nocona General Hospital. In 2006 Jackson pleaded no contest to capital murder and was sentenced to life in prison. Links: USA, Medical, Murder, Texas |
2000 |
In Brazil Antonio Marcos Pimenta Neves, managing editor of the newspaper Estado de S. Paulo, shot Sandra Gomide (32) to death. She was a former editor of the paper's business section who had ended their relationship shortly before she was slain. Neves was convicted in 2006 but stayed free during numerous appeals. In 2011 the Supreme Court said Neves must serve his 15-year sentence after running out of appeals. Links: Brazil, Murder |
2001 Jan 10 |
In Nevada County Scott Harlan Thorpe (40) killed 3 people, including Laura Wilcox (19), and wounded 2 others at the Nevada County Behavioural Health clinic before he was apprehended by police near Smartville. Thorpe had refused to take medication and could not be force to do so under the 1967 Lanterman-Petris-Short state law. In 2000 a bill AB1421 named "Laura's Law," was pending to address the issue. In 2002 Gov. Gray Davis signed Laura's Law allowing for court-ordered assisted outpatient treatment or forced anti-psychotics in most cases. Links: USA, California, Murder, Mad Man |
2001 Jan 19 |
Former NFL player Rae Carruth was acquitted of first-degree murder but convicted of conspiracy and two other charges in the fatal shooting of his pregnant girlfriend. Carruth was later sentenced to a minimum of 18 years, 11 months in prison and a maximum of 24 years, four months. Links: Murder, Football |


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WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Department of Defense and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs should track the outcomes of treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) provided to service members and veterans and develop a coordinated and comprehensive strategy to do so, says a new congressionally mandated report from the Institute of Medicine. Without tracking outcomes, neither DOD nor VA knows whether it is providing effective or adequate PTSD care, for which they spent $294 million and more than $3 billion, respectively, in 2012. The report is the second of a two-phase assessment of PTSD services for service members and veterans and echoes the findings of the first report, issued in 2012.
An estimated 5 percent of all service members in the military health system have been diagnosed with PTSD, and the prevalence is 8 percent for those who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan, the report notes. The number of veterans of all eras who sought care for PTSD from the VA more than doubled from 2003 to 2012 -- from approximately 190,000 veterans (4.3 percent of all VA users) in 2003 to more than a half million veterans (9.2 percent of all VA users) in 2012. For those treated for PTSD in the VA system in 2012, 23.6 percent (119,500) were veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
DOD and VA have a multitude of programs and services that range in their intensity to prevent, screen for, diagnose, and treat current and former service members who have PTSD or who are at risk for it. Right now, DOD's PTSD treatment programs appear to be local, ad hoc, incremental, and crisis-driven, with little planning devoted to the development of a long-range approach to obtaining desired outcomes, the report says. VA's PTSD programs have a more unified organizational structure, and the agency is able to ensure more consistency of treatment. However, without data on which treatments patients are receiving and whether they are improving as a result of their treatment, the departments have no way of knowing whether the care they are providing is effective or whether DOD and VA's expenditures are resulting in high-value health care, said the committee that wrote the report.
"Given that the DOD and VA are responsible for serving millions of service members, families, and veterans, we found it surprising that no PTSD outcome measures are used consistently to know if these treatments are working or not," said committee chair Sandro Galea, professor and chair of the department of epidemiology, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University, New York City. "They could be highly effective, but we won't know unless outcomes are tracked and evaluated." An exception, the committee noted, are VA's specialized intensive PTSD programs, which are collecting outcomes data. Nevertheless, these programs serve only 1 percent of veterans who have PTSD, and the data suggest the programs yield only modest improvements in symptoms.
The report recommends that DOD and VA develop, coordinate, and implement a measurement-based PTSD management system that documents patients' progress over the course of treatment, regardless of where they receive treatment, and does long-term follow-up using standardized and validated instruments. Reliable and valid self-report measures, such as the PTSD Checklist, are available and could be used to monitor patient progress and guide modifications of individual treatment plans.
Current DOD and VA strategic efforts do not necessarily encourage the use of best practices for preventing, screening for, diagnosing, and treating PTSD, the committee observed. In DOD and the service branches, leaders at all levels are not consistently held accountable for implementing policies and programs to manage PTSD effectively. And although the VA's central office has established policies on minimum care requirements and guidance on PTSD treatment, it is unclear whether VA leaders adhere to the policies, encourage staff to follow the guidance, or use the data available from its specialized PTSD programs to improve the way they manage the disorder.
DOD and VA leaders, who are responsible for delivering high-quality care for their populations, should communicate a clear mandate through their chain of command that PTSD management, using best practices, has high priority, the report says. Leadership accountability can also help ensure that information on PTSD programs and services is collected and that their success is measured and reported.
The report also recommends that DOD and VA have an adequate workforce of mental health care providers to meet the growing demand for PTSD services. While the departments have substantially increased their mental health staffing, the increases do not appear to have kept pace with the demand for PTSD services. Staffing shortages can result in clinicians not having time to provide evidence-based psychotherapies readily. In 2013, only 53 percent of veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars who had a primary diagnosis of PTSD and sought care in the VA had received the recommended eight sessions within 14 weeks.
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It was nowhere near the intensity of the regular season, but it was comforting to see Fletcher alongside
"It's good, man. We got our core four back," he said with a smile. "We have been doing a lot of good things together and we are going to continue to do great things this year."
The group boasts three Pro Bowlers, and a total of seven Pro Bowl seasons in the last four years. Playing in the middle of a defense looking to improve, Orakpo expects the linebackers to set the tone.
"It's still early, we are trying to jell and fix the mistakes we had last year," he said. "But I really feel like it is going to be a good season for us. Very good.
"We got to keep working hard each and every day, keep adjusting to each other's playing styles, each and every day to contribute and have a successful season."
With Orakpo back from a torn pectoral muscle that ended his 2012 season prematurely, the Redskins stand to improve their sack total, which finished 23rd in the NFL last season.
Kerrigan knows Orakpo's presence will also free him up against single blockers.
"[Orakpo is] huge in the pass rush. He's versatile," Kerrigan said. "He does well in blitz and on coverage."
Head coach Mike Shanahan noted the intensity with which Orakpo has returned to the playing field, admiring his rekindled passion for the game.
"I walked over to him yesterday and I said, 'Hey, I know what it's like to be out. When you're out, sometimes you do miss the game, don't you?' He said, 'Yeah, you really do. You realize how much you enjoy playing once you're away from it.'" Shanahan told the media. "And I said, 'I just love the way you're playing. I love your energy, your attitude.'
"You can tell that he's giving it everything he has and he's really practicing at a very high level."
Fletcher has gotten increased ribbing from teammates for his advanced age (38 in May), but turned heads when he made an athletic play on a
That interception did not go unnoticed by his head coach, who marveled to the media about the ageless wonder in the middle of the defense.
"Anytime you've been practicing [for four weeks], you get these guys very competitive," Shanahan said. "When London intercepted that ball in that four-minute period, he was excited for the defense and rightfully so. I like guys excited, especially when you're 38 years old."
That move also did not go unnoticed by his fellow linebackers, nor did his mere presence on the field.
"It's unbelievable how he is out here in OTAs which is voluntary," Orakpo said, shaking his head. "He just had surgery, yet he is out here giving 100 percent effort, not missing a play. It just shows the leadership he has.
"If we have any young guys who aren't thinking about practicing and trying to get out of it, just look at Old Man Fletcher and see what he is out there doing."
London Fletcher, who has been a guiding force in the development of Brian Orakpo and Ryan Kerrigan, is an institution in the middle of the defense and someone who elevates the play of everyone around him.
"I couldn't imagine playing without him. It's even hard when he's not out here at practice," Kerrigan said. "He's able to call out plays before they happen. You can't teach that.
"He's just an awesome guy with his leadership and especially his play."
With fellow inside linebacker Perry Riley penciled in for his second full season alongside Fletcher, the group has the opportunity to play a full season alongside each other for the first time ever.
Presented with this bit of information, Orakpo smiled, saying: "I can't think of another linebacker corps as good as we are."


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Indian conglomerate GVK Group said it will pay $1.26 billion to buy a majority stake in three coal mines and a port and rail project from Australia's Hancock Group. Production in the Galilee Basin in central Queensland is to begin in 2014 for 30 million tons of coal a year, which later can be increased to 84 million tons. The deal, covering Hancock's Alpha, Alpha West and Kevin's Corner project, comes a year after Australia's Linc Energy sold its Galilee Basin coal deposits to India's Adani Group in a deal worth $2.7 billion. The GVK and Adani deals account for about 80 percent of the available coal in the Galilee Basin. GVK is planning a vertically integrated operation much like that of Adani, which owns the mine, the railway line to transport the coal as well as the port. While Hancock hasn't yet built the 310-mile railway needed to move the coal from the Galilee Basin to the coal port of Abbot Point, for which Hancock had already been allocated space, the deal allows GVK to take over Hancock's interests in the two pieces of infrastructure. "We are also very pleased with this strategic alliance with a country (via GVK) that needs our coal and which should help to propel these mines to successful development and on-going operations over decades," Hancock Group Chairman Georgina Hope Rinehart said in a statement, noting that the Galilee coal project was one of the largest projects undertaken by both companies. While India has the fifth-largest coal reserves in the world, a shortfall in local supplies has grown rapidly due to rising coal-fired power plant capacity. India's Central Electricity Authority said it expects a 54 million-ton gap between the country's requirements and availability of domestic coal for 2011-12, with 35 million tons of that to be met through imports. GVK is likely to invest another $6 billion in the first phase of development, said Issac George, chief financial officer of GVK, Press Trust of India reported Tuesday. GVK has put the cost of the first-stage development at $10 billion. "These are truly world class coal assets in both quality and scale and we look forward to the opportunity of jointly developing these projects to their full potential," said G.V. Krishna Chairman Reddy. The deal allows GVK to increase the capacity of its coal power business with an ''assured in-house supply of raw material," Reddy said. Related Links Surviving the Pits
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There 477 students attending summer school classes in the USD 231 school district, Jill Smith, director of educational services, reported to school board members. The numbers include drivers education students and students in the extended school year special education.
There are 176 students enrolled in drivers education and 121 students taking general education summer school classes. Another 28 students are second through eighth graders in the enrichment program, while 112 students belong to the extended school year special education program.
Judy Martin, director of special services, told the board that the extended school year program is off to a fantastic start.
The program is open to students with Individual Education Programs (IEPs) and its goal is to assist those students in maintaing their current skill sets during sumer break.
According to a memo Martin wrote for board members, most of the students are included in general education classes with their peers, but a few specialized programs operate more independently.
Forty high school students are taking credit recovery classes.
Summer school programs are conducted at Wheatridge Middle School, at Gardner Edgerton High School and at Madison Elementary School. The majority of the students are taking advantage of a free breakfast and lunch summer food program, Smith reported.


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Wednesday, August 31, 2011
8 Days In
20 comments:
- bethany said...
My gosh-what time does Jackson's school start?? Ours doesn't start until 8:45, so 6AM wake up is not in the cards for us, thank goodness. My in-laws watched a show that seemed nice and British all the time on Netflix. I'll have to ask them what it was and email you.
- {Thirty} Little Piggies said...
Bless you, busy mama! I SO enjoyed listening to your sweet mom gush about her daughters and grandbabies at LPL in Salt Lake City last weekend. Her devotion, love, and gratefulness for all of you is so apparent and it encourages me to love my people like you all love one another. Blessings to you today!
- Molly said...
7 wake ups...better than me. I am not good at the early times.
I am so glad he loves Kindergarten.
And I am really excited for the launch of BCF. GOD IS WITH YOU! ITS going to be great! - 12:48 PM
- minda312 said...
oooh....the journal. is it an EcoJot journal?
The one I just got has owls on it as well... - 12:55 PM
- Lisa said...
I stay up late and shovel down Xochitl salt-less chips and Jack's Special Salsa (so glad to know I'm not the only one who indulges in late night chips and salsa). Then I have weird dreams all night and wake up at 6 to get some work done before the kids get up. I think cilantro and I must not get along, but I just can't help myself. Usually Victoria Justice sings a Jackson 5 remake over and over in one continuous loop as I fight to make her leave my head so I can get a few hours' sleep. School starts in seven days and I am already breaking out like a teenager thinking of the stress of a schedule. Ugh!
So, at negative seven days in, I'm living in an eerily parallel universe to yours, what with the chips, salsa, struggling to write, and reluctant wake-ups. Here's praying all us moms experience the peace that surpasses all understanding as the new school year gets underway -- something tells me our sanity depends on it! - 1:25 PM
- Tara G. said...
We started our home school year August 1. My second, a boy, is also a kindergartener. I want to bang my head on the table at times; I forgot what it was like with a non-reader (although he is reading some now)! Anyway, I take a nap almost daily because I'm so wiped out. I recently watched Wives and Daughters on Netflix- loved it!
- Kristen@Chasing Blue Skies said...
I understand too, Jackson and Amanda. :)
So thrilled he is loving school! That takes a weight off the Mama heart, doesn't it?
Have a wonderful day! - 2:00 PM
- Dionna Sanchez said...
I'm with you. I hate waking up to the sound of an alarm clock.
- lisa said...
Downton Abbey is good too :) It's my 'go-to' show for nap times!
- Ruth H said...
Too cute! Praying for you at this new stage with your family. . . and with your new church, too!
- HisTreasuredPossession said...
I hear you on the British Netflix finds. What did you think of Daniel? What else have you seen?
So amazing that it's already 8 days! What an exciting time and I'm sure the weekends with the whole family together is very sweet!
~rachel - 10:26 PM
- Kelly @ Love Well said...
YES! I'm so tired lately (more from being at home all summer with 4 kids, which is insanely wonderful but also unspeakably exhausting) that my blogging has gone phthpt. (Real word. Look it up.)
It's just what happens, Jackson. It will all come back once we all get used to the new routine. (Right Amanda?) - 12:11 AM
- Dori in Texas said...
It gets easier as you move forward. Keep your chin up! Once Jackson gets his driver's license you will look back on these days as a "cake walk". Honestly, I miss what you are embarking on. My youngest is in Grad School at SMU.
- Missy said...
Your mother announced your pregnancy with Jackson at the Knoxville Living Proof event in 2005 ... and I was in the audience, with my pg belly. My daughter started K this year, too!
Our school starts at 7:30 am - so early wake ups are the norm. Thankfully, my boys are morning people, but my poor sweet daughter really struggles! She's sound asleep by 7:35 pm most nights.
I was curious as to your televisions situation - I know you got rid of cable some time back...and see you have supplemented with Netflix. How is that going? Have you reinstated cable or even just basic networks? I'm just curious and like to see what is working for others. - 9:12 AM
- Ronda said...
Loved Daniel Deronda. :-)
- The Jacksons said...
I have to wake three of my boys up at 6:15 for school. I love how the whole first week, they would roll over and look at me like I had totally lost my mind, and then reality would set in, that school was back in session!
- Heather - On the Road... said...
Oh my... do I get the feeling of 5:45am... that's when i get up to stumble around and get my kids going. My son, in 2nd grade this year, I still have to carry to the livingroom to wake up on the couch. However, my daughter bounds out of bed as soon as she is awake enough to hear the word "school." She is in Kindergarten too.
I have GOT to get this waking up thing under control, I have so much to do during the day, and really don't know where to start! :)
And I also relate to the mommy anxiety of the sending off the baby to school. We moved just outside the town limits, so they are taking the bus for the first time. My heart was anxious the whole week before!
God bless,
Heather - 8:28 AM
- Shellie Paparazzo said...
I am not a morning person, so I get it. We get up at 6:30, cause my kids ride the bus, usually. Not so much this year, as my daughter will be having early morning tutoring before school starts, so I'll be taking them 3 days a week. It helps save on gas to have them ride the bus. I have RLS and it's been keeping me awake, which is making me depressed, so that's hard, too. Praying for you girl.
- Janelle and Ella said...
I've been waking up at 6:15, which is HUGE for this non morning person. The new routine for a school going mommy. It took Ella 4 wake ups before she asked does she have to go to school. Ha! 7 is really good. :-)
- Erin said...
Yes! Yes! Yes! to the too much eating of Julio's chips and always the search for something nice and British on Netflix. That's always what's going on here. Recommend: oldie but goodie- Chariots of Fire.


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Grammy-winning guitarist Jeff Hanneman of the thrash metal band Slayer died of liver failure at 49 in a Hemet, Calif., hospital, the band said in a statement.
"He is survived by his wife Kathy, his sister Kathy and his brothers Michael and Larry, and will be sorely missed," the website statement said.
The guitarist, a founding Slayer member who said he was influenced by punk music growing up, contributed lyrical and musical material to every Slayer album since the group's 1981 founding.
Slayer, which rose to mainstream fame with its 1986 album "Reign in Blood," is widely considered one of the "Big Four" thrash metal acts, along with Metallica, Megadeth and Anthrax.
Hanneman co-wrote Slayer songs "Raining Blood," "War Ensemble," "South of Heaven," "Seasons in the Abyss" and "Angel of Death," which are played at almost every live Slayer show.
The group won its first Grammy Award in 2006 for Best Metal Performance for "Eyes of The Insane." It earned the same award in 2007 for "Final Six," joining Metallica as the only band to win the category in consecutive years.
"Jeff Hanneman will always be a metal god," wrote multi-instrumentalist rocker Andrew W.K., known for the 2001 hit single "Party Hard." "A true master, he gave energy and excitement to millions, and will continue to. #PartyForSlayer."
Hanneman withdrew from touring in early 2011 after he contracted necrotizing fasciitis, which music magazine Billboard reported most likely came from a spider bite. The quick-progressing infection eats away at the flesh from deep layers of skin and tissue.
Bassist-vocalist band member Tom Araya said last year Hanneman had recovered, but lead and rhythm guitarist Kery King said three months ago continuing health problems kept Hannamen from working.
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Seminars LSA 2016 Lute Festival & SeminarFor the 2016 Summer event, taking place from 26 June through 2 July, the Lute Society of America is returning to Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland OH. Faculty appointments confirmed at this time includes some old familiar faces and a few new names. To teach lute and related plucked instruments we will have Xavier Díaz-Latorre, Jakob Lindberg, Robert Barto, Paul O'Dette, Nigel North, Christopher Morrongiello, Ronn MacFarlane, and Charlie Weaver. The vocal instructors will be Dame Emma Kirkby, who has not appeared previously at one of our Seminars, and Ellen Hargis. The event is directed by Jason Priset. A registration web page will be set up shortly. For students with limited financial resources, a scholarship may be available to cover the registration fee for the Lute Festival & Seminar.*LSA 2015 Summer SeminarsDuring the Summer of 2015 the LSA is again sponsoring two Seminars, one on the east coast of North America and one on the west coast. We are took a more active part in the planning than we have in past years, and as a consequence the number of lute courses and faculty members were larger than in these regional seminars in past years. Workshop East 2015 took place 12 to 18 July as part of the Amherst Early Music Festival at Connecticut College, New London CT. The faculty consisted of Eduardo Eguez, Nigel North, Grant Herreid, Christopher Morrongiello, and Jason Priset (LSA Program Director). Workshop West 2015 took place 26 to 31 July as part of Early Music Vancouver at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver BC, Canada. The faculty consisted of Robert Barto, Ray Nurse, Paul Beier, Ronn McFarlane, Travis Carey (Lute Building and Maintenance), and Michael Miranda (LSA Programme Director). LSA 2014 Summer Seminar and Lute FestivalThe 2014 Summer Seminar and Lute Festival took place the 22nd to the 28th of June. The faculty included Paul Beier, Eduardo Egüez, Douglas Freundlich, Gail Gillispie, Ellen Hargis, Grant Herreid, Jakob Lindberg, Christopher Morrongiello, Nigel North, Phil Rukavina, Andy Rutherford, and Crawford Young. Richard Stone was the Pat O'Brien Lecturer. The complete list of course offerings and the concert schedule are posted. Videos of the musical performances at the Festival are now posted on the LSA YouTube channel. LSA 2013 Summer SeminarsThe 2013 Lute Society of America Summer Seminar East was again part of the Amherst Early Music Festival, from the 14th to the 21st of July. The faculty consisted of Grant Herreid, Nigel North, Patrick O'Brien, Jason Priset, and Phil Rukavina. The 2013 Lute Society of America Summer Seminar West was again part of the Vancouver Early Music Festival. The lute week was Sunday, 28 July through Friday, 2 August. The faculty consisted of Robert Barto, Ray Nurse, Patrick O'Brien, and Charles Weaver. There was also a lute-building workshop taught by Grant Tomlinson. The Lute Doctor was Travis Carey, and Michael Miranda was the LSA coordinator. LSA 2012 Summer Seminar and Lute FestivalThe 2012 Lute Society of America Summer Seminar and Lute Festival took take place 24 through 29 June at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. The faculty included some old familiar faces, Robert Barto, Doug Freundlich, Ellen Hargis, Christopher Morrongiello (along with other members of The Bacheler Consort), Nigel North, Pat O'Brien, Paul O'Dette, and Crawford Young, and Eduardo Egüez and Sylvain Bergeron joined the roster for the first time. The Pat O'Brien Scholar was Grant Herreid, perhaps best known for his performances with Piffaro, and the Lute Doctor was Andrew Rutherford. LSA 2011 Summer SeminarsThe Lute Society of America sponsored two Summer Seminar events in conjunction with Amherst Early Music (17 – 24 July 2011) and Early Music Vancouver (1 – 5 August 2011), as we have recently in odd-numbered years. The faculty in Vancouver consisted of Robert Barto, Sylvain Bergeron, Pat O'Brien, Stephen Stubbs, and Grant Tomlinson, with Travis Carey providing instrument maintenance. The coordinator for the LSA was board member Michael Miranda. The focus of the Seminar on the east coast was sacred music of the 16th-century in the Iberian peninsula. The faculty included Nigel North, Grant Herried, Doug Freundlich, and Christopher Morrongiello. Phillip Rukavina was the LSA coordinator for this Seminar. LSA Seminar 2010The Lute Society of America Summer Seminar 2010 ran from Sunday afternoon, 27 June, through Saturday morning, 3 July. The venue was once again Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. Attendees were able to participate in two to four daily classes or lectures and enjoy one major concert and one shorter recital per day. Our Pat O'Brien lecturer was Stephen Stubbs. He was also in charge of another major focus of the week, which was the preparation for a complete performance on Friday evening of Dafne, a very early opera by Marco da Gagliano. Faculty for the 2010 Summer Seminar included:
Many members of the faculty presented concerts or shorter recitals during the week, as indicated above. In addition, there were recitals by
Retrospectives of Past LSA SeminarsA photographic record of the great fun that was had by all:
A more complete listing of the Seminars that have been Past Events
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State Law provides that each county have a court law library with access to the general public. The majority of these libraries have case law, statutes and secondary source materials with regard to New York State law. Several have additional information. Materials are provided in print as well as online formats. Symphony, the court system's Library and Information Network, contains the online catalogs of the libraries' various collections.
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Mayville, NY 14757-0292
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Hazlett Building
203-205 Lake Street
Elmira, NY 14901
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David L. Follett Supreme Court Library
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Norwich, NY 13815
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Plattsburgh, NY 12901
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360 Adams Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
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Geneseo, NY 14454
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525 Hall of Justice
99 Exchange Blvd.
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Supreme Court Law Library
100 Supreme Court Drive
Mineola, NY 11501
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NY County Public Access Law Library
80 Centre Street
Second floor, Room 242
New York, NY 10013
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Supreme Court Library
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175 Hawley Street
Lockport, NY 14090
Phone: 716-439-7148
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Utica, NY 13501
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Onondaga County Courthouse
Syracuse, NY 13202
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3325 Marvin Sands Drive
Canandaigua, NY 14424
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Supreme Court Law Library
285 Main Street
Goshen, NY 10924
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Orleans County Court
County Building
Albion, NY 14411
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Supreme Court Law Library
Oswego County Courthouse
Oswego, NY 13126
Phone: 315-349-3297
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Law Library
Otsego County Courthouse
197 Main Street
Cooperstown, NY 13326
Phone: 607-547-5425
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20 County Center
Carmel, NY 10512
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Queens County General Courthouse
88-11 Sutphin Blvd.
Jamaica, NY 11435
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F. Warren Travers Supreme Court Library
Second Street Annex
Troy, NY 12180
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Law Library
25 Hyatt Street, Room 515
Staten Island, NY 10301
Phone: 718-675-8711
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St. Lawrence County Courthouse
48 Court Street
Canton, NY 13617
Phone: 315-379-2279
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NYS Supreme Court Law Library
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474 Broadway
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Phone: 518-451-8777
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NYS Supreme Court Law Library
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Schenectady, NY 12305
Phone: 518-285-8518
Fax: 518-451-8730
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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The Courthouse
Schoharie, NY 12157-0447
Phone: 518-453-5950
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Watkins Glen Public Library
610 South Decatur Street
Watkins Glen, NY 14891
Phone: 607-535-2346
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Seneca Falls Library
47 Cayuga Street
Seneca Falls, NY 13148
Phone: 315-568-8265
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Steuben County Supreme Court Library
3 East Pulteney Square
Bath, NY 14810-1557
Phone: 607-662-8190
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Suffolk County Supreme Court
Law Library
Cohalan Court Complex
400 Carleton Avenue
Central Islip, NY 11702
Phone: 631-853-7530
Supreme Court Law Library
Criminal Courts Building
220 Center Street
Riverhead, NY 11901-3312
Phone: 631-852-2419
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Hamilton O'Dell Library
New York State Supreme Court Library
Sullivan County Courthouse
Monticello, NY 12701
Phone: 845-794-1547
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Tioga County
Waverly Free Public Library
18 East Street
Waverly, NY 14892
Phone: 607-565-9341
Tompkins County
Ernest Warren Supreme Court Library
Tompkins County Courthouse
320 North Tioga Street
Ithaca, NY 14850
Phone: 607-216-6623
Ulster County
New York State Supreme Court Library
285 Wall Street
Kingston, NY 12401
Phone: 845-481-9391
Warren County
NYS Supreme Court Law Library
Warren County Municipal Center
1340 State Route 9
Lake George, NY 12845
Phone: 518-761-6442
Fax: 518-761-6586
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Washington County Law Library
Washington County Courthouse
383 Broadway
Fort Edward, NY 12828
Phone: 518-285-8518
Fax: 518-377-5909
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Lyons Public Library
122 Broad Street
Lyons, NY 14489
Phone: 315-946-9262
Fax: 315-946-3320
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Supreme Court Law Library
Westchester County
111 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Blvd 9th Floor
White Plains, NY 10601
Phone: 914-824-5660
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Wyoming County Law Library
Wyoming County Courthouse
143 North Main Street
Warsaw, NY 14569-1199
Phone: 585-786-3148
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Penn Yan Public Library
214 Main Street
Penn Yan, NY 14527
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Queen Elizabeth II has helped to set a new Guinness World Record for the largest parade of boats after leading a 1,000-strong fleet along London's River Thames as part of her Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
The British monarch, 86, stepped onboard the the Spirit of Chartwell royal barge with her husband Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, her son and heir Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, and his children Princes William and Harry to greet more than one million revellers who braved the wind and rain and lined the Embankment eager to catch a glimpse of the royal party.
Prince Charles' wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge - wearing a red Alexander McQueen dress and matching hat - were also onboard as the barge sailed down the Thames, leading the majestic flotilla through the heart of the British capital.
Prince William's in-laws followed on a steamer boat as Catherine's siblings James and Pippa Middleton beamed and waved to fans along the journey.
The Diamond Jubilee Thames River Pageant was the largest public event in the four days of celebrations over the long weekend (02-05Jun) to mark The Queen's 60 years on the throne.
A star-studded outdoor concert is due to take place on the grounds of Buckingham Palace on Monday (04Jun12), with performances by the likes of Sir Paul McCartney and Sir Elton John.


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Tube and Pipe Fabrication | Articles | The Tube & Pipe Journal
September 2, 2013 | By A. Erman Tekkaya, Dr.-Ing., Armin Schmidt, Dipl.-Wirt.-Ing., Bernd Engel, Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing., Christian Gerlach, Dr.-Ing., Christian Mathes, Dipl.-Ing., Christopher Kuhnhen, Dipl.-Wirt.-Ing., Matthias Hermes, Dr.-Ing., Michael Rohrmann, Dipl.-Wirt.-Ing.
Fabricators have quite a few bending processes to choose from—rotary draw, compression, hydraulic ram, and so on—and the variety of bent components is infinite. Matching a process to a specific application isn't easy, and only will become more difficult as the use of tube and profiles continues to spread. This paper shows how fabricators can classify bend criteria to determine the optimal process.


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Vince Wilfork remembers rookie debut against Peyton Manning but isn't thinking about Wes Welker |
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FOXBORO — When Peyton Manning matched an NFL record by throwing for seven touchdowns Thursday night against the defending Super Bowl champion Ravens, many football fans recalled another time when he appeared in the prime time NFL season opener against a defending champ.
The year was 2004 and the defending champions were the New England Patriots. Only on that night, Manning did not have such fond memories. The Colts were trailing 27-24 and had 1st and goal from the Patriots 1 with just under four minutes left. Edgerrin James was drilled by Eugene Wilson and coughed up the football and it was recovered at the 1 by a Patriots rookie named Vince Wilfork making his NFL debut.
"Well, playing Thursday night against the Colts, Peyton Manning and one of the biggest plays in that game was a goal line stop when Eugene Wilson hit Edgerrin James in the end zone and made him fumble and I picked it up and tried to run. I will never forget that because that was my first game, playing against one of the best quarterbacks in my first NFL game. I'll always remember that."
Patriots fans will always remember Mike Vanderjagt missing wide right from 48 to seal the season-opening three-point win that night at Gillette Stadium.
Another player who made a debut of sorts Thursday was Wes Welker in a Broncos uniform. He had nine catches for 67 yards and two touchdowns. Wilfork was asked if he saw it.
"No. I was sleeping," Wilfork said.
Wilfork was asked why he wouldn't be interested in watching his former teammate.
"I'm not worrying about nobody but the Buffalo Bills and the Patriots right now," Wilfork said. "I'm so far from anyone else. My hands have to get ready to slow down C.J. Spiller and [Fred Jackson] and this Buffalo team so I don't have any time to pay attention to nobody else and what they have going on. Trust me, my hands are full right now."
As for containing the Bills, that starts with the running backs tandem of C.J. Spiller and Fred Jackson, rookie quarterback EJ Manuel and receivers Stevie Johnson and tight end Scott Chandler.
"It's going to be a challenge for us, going on the road against a division opponent that always plays us tough," Wilfork said. "Trust me, our hands are full. I'm pretty sure they're going to give us everything we can handle.
"[Spiller] is a big challenge. When you talk about a guy who touches the ball 80 percent of the time, they made it clear that's their guy. They're going to try to get the ball to him in the run game, in the pass game, and why wouldn't you? He's an explosive guy. He can hurt you anywhere on the field. We have to do a really good job up front, just being responsible for our gaps, understand where he can hurt us, and that's everywhere."
"Everybody is at the point of attack with this guy," Wilfork said. "We've seen these guys before and they've given us some problems before and they gave us some problems. First game of the season, on the road, they have everything going for themselves. At the same time, we're going to have to go there and play some good football if we want to win.
"The biggest thing is we're on the road against a division opponent and it happens to be the Buffalo Bills. Every time we play these guys there's some kind of new run or new wrinkle that they show us. They always give us a tough time. We understand that. We understand how important it is for us to start fast."
Wilfork said he is very excited about the development of second-year players Chandler Jones and Dont'a Hightower.
"They had a great offseason," Wilfork added on Friday. "They had great preseason games and you could just see these guys growing into their own. We've seen some big plays from them during the season and I'm expected some big plays this year. They're both excited and we're all excited but those two, with Chandler in my defensive line room and Hightower being part of the front seven, we have high expectations for all of us but those two alone mean a lot to our defense. The more they can play good, they better we'll be as a unit. And it's vice versa, the more I can do for these guys and help these guys and understand how we all need to play. We'll be pretty good but as soon as somebody starts lacking or we do some things we don't have any business doing, we'll come back to reality.
"But for the most part, the focus level has been there. They've grown, they've grown into leaders, they understand the game, how to play it, the passion for the game and just being professional. That's the one thing I see out of all of these guys, especially these guys coming into their second year now, they're learning how to be a professional. When you're a rookie, you kind of don't know because it's new to you but now with two years under their belt, they kind of understand how it goes and what they need to do to be good on and off the field. Look for big things from them hopefully."
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Gascoigne's ex-wife gets undisclosed libel damages from UK paper
London, Dec 18 : Troubled footballer Paul Gascoigne's ex-wife has got undisclosed libel damages over a newspaper report based on allegations by her former mother-in-law and other family members.
Sheryl Gascoigne had complained about a March 2009 story in the Sunday Mirror headlined "I blame Sheryl".
At the High Court in London, her solicitor, Roderick Chisholm-Batten, told the judge Ms Gascoigne was deeply distressed by the publication of the false allegations, The Scotsman reports.
It was suggested she had provoked the attack on her by Gascoigne at the Gleneagles Hotel in Perthshire in October 1996 by making abusive remarks about his mother.
It was also claimed she had coerced him into taking part in a TV documentary despite his fragile mental and physical state, and that she had callously refused to let Gascoigne's mother see her grandson for six years.
Chisholm-Batten said: "Each and every one of these allegations is untrue. As Paul has himself publicly admitted, there was no excuse for what he did to her at the Gleneagles Hotel.
"The suggestion it was Ms Gascoigne who pushed her ex-husband into taking part in the Channel 4 documentary is also untrue." (ANI)
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