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"Sherwood Forest," Edward said, looking out of the window of the coach. "We're almost at Nottingham, Marian."
Marian sighed with boredom. She was fourteen and used to being active all day, not shut up in a carriage that lumbered so slowly along the path that she could easily overtake it just by walking. At least it was cooler in the forest. It was a warm summer's day and the carriage had become quite heated while they were out in the open.
Seeing movement among the trees, Marian leaned out for a closer look, only to see someone flying towards her. She screamed and pulled back, but the young man's feet shot through the window, slamming into her shoulder and sending her crashing into her father. A moment later, the feet disappeared, and there was a solid thump from the road outside. The horses whinnied, and the driver brought them to such a abrupt stop that Marian and her father were flung forwards.
"What happened?" Edward gasped, regaining his seat. "Marian, are you all right?"
"Just startled, I think," she said. "And you, father?"
"Startled would be an understatement."
The carriage rocked as the driver jumped down, and Marian heard him shouting, "What on earth d'ya think yer doin', tryin' ta kill us all?"
"I do beg your pardon," came a young man's voice. Intrigued, Marian opened the door and got out. Standing a little farther down the road was the young man who had nearly flown directly through their carriage, holding a heavy rope attached to a tree branch high above the path. "I was … playing … and I didn't see that you were coming until it was too late."
"Playing?" Sir Edward demanded, exiting the carriage as well. "Have you no duties, no work to do, that you have time to swing through the forest on a rope?"
"I think you'll find –" the young man started to say, but Marian's father cut him off. " I think you will find that I am the new Sheriff of Nottingham, and you could have seriously injured my daughter with your playing! You will come to Nottingham with us and spend the night in the stocks!"
"My lord!" the young man cried as realization dawned in his face. "Yes, my lord, the stocks … I do beg your pardon, my lord. My lady!"
"My servant was only playing because I told him to," said a voice from behind them, and Marian spun around to see another young man coming out of the forest. He wore a bow and a quiver of arrows on his back. "If you have to punish someone, my lord, you should punish me, as he is my responsibility."
"And who are you?" Edward demanded.
"My lord, I am Robin of Locksley, the son of Robert, Earl of Huntingdon," he said, bowing. "And this is my servant Much. I apologize for our actions. I hope your daughter is all right?"
He smiled at her then, and Marian smiled back. "I am not hurt, my lord."
"Nonetheless, I will spend the night in the stocks in the place of my servant," Robin finished.
"Master, no!" Much protested, but Robin waved him to silence.
Edward glanced from Robin to Much and back again, frowning. "And what games were you playing in the forest, Robin of Locksley?"
"I was practicing my archery, my lord, and I bet Much a hot bath that I could shoot through a rope. We hung one up, and I told Much to swing on it, to make it more difficult." Robin smiled without embarrassment.
"I see you missed," Edward said.
"Yes, my lord." Robin's smile faded.
"Your servant must have a very high opinion of your ability with a bow, if he allows you to shoot in his direction," Edward commented.
Much straightened up. "My master is the best shot in Nottingham. He's never hit anybody he didn't mean to hit!"
Robin grinned. "Either that, or he has a very high opinion of hot baths."
"Well, yes, that, too," Much added.
Robin tilted his head. "Much, fetch the horses."
"Master, no!" Much cried again. "Let them put me in the stocks! I should've let go of the rope the moment I saw the carriage, instead of trying to bounce off it! It's my fault!"
"Much," Robin warned, and Much nodded. "Yes, master."
He walked into the forest, and Robin turned back to Edward. "May I ride on my own, my lord, or would you rather tie my hands and lead my horse behind your carriage?"
"You may ride on your own," Edward said. When Much returned with the horses, Edward put a hand on his daughter's shoulder. "Come, Marian."
Getting into the carriage, Marian cast a searching look back at Robin and wished she could ride alongside him. She wanted to talk to this handsome and strangely chivalrous young man who was so certain of his archery skills that he thought he could shoot an arrow through a swinging rope. But ever since her mother had died, Marian knew her place was at her father's side, and so she sank down onto the bench with only a wistful sigh.
They rode into Nottingham. Marian had expected Robin to keep his horse behind their carriage, but every so often he drew up alongside it and grinned down at her before falling back again. She smiled at him each time.
Sir Edward had already sent his servants ahead to prepare for their arrival, but they were not the only ones waiting on the steps of the castle when the carriage pulled into the couryard. A tall man with the dress and bearing of a noble stood there, too, watching patiently as the steward came forward to greet them.
"Welcome to Nottingham, my lord Sheriff," the steward said. "This is the Earl of Huntingdon, who has been administering the shire since Sheriff Thomas' untimely death."
"Huntingdon," Edward said, reaching out his hand. "I've heard that name already to-day."
Huntingdon took the hand and glanced sideways at Robin. "Sir Edward. No doubt you have been introduced to my son."
"He introduced himself to us," Edward said. "I'm afraid my first duty as Sheriff will not be to your liking, as I will have to put him in the stocks for the night."
Marian expected Huntingdon to be angry, but his eyes twinkled as he said, "Really?"
"He apparently wanted to fire his bow at a moving rope, and told his servant to swing on it, but instead of the arrow hitting the rope, the servant hit our carriage. Fortunately, my daughter and I escaped seriously injury."
Huntingdon stepped towards Marian and took her hands in his, bowing over them. "My lady. I am sorry that you were accosted by my son in such a manner. May I offer you the privilege of turning the key to lock him in the stocks?"
Marian gaped at him in surprise. "My lord? Oh, no, that won't be necessary."
"As you are the injured party, I insist," Huntingdon said. "Let us do this odious duty, my lady, and then we can return to pleasanter things. The servants have prepared a chamber for you, and the welcome feast will be ready soon."
Marian glanced to her father, who frowned, but nodded, and they all walked from the castle to the marketplace where the stocks were. Once there, Robin removed his bow and quiver and handed them to Much, then turned to Marian with a quick smile. Then he stooped over and placed his head and hands in the stocks. Huntingdon brought the top piece down, then took the ring of keys from his belt, found the right one, and handed it to Marian. Feeling awkward and conspicuous, she stepped forward and turned the key in the lock.
Huntingdon rattled the top piece to test it, then addressed Robin's servant. "Much, you will attend me at the castle."
"Yes, my lord," Much said, glancing from him to Robin and back again.
"You will not sneak out at any time between now and to-morrow morning. You will not bring Robin any food or water, or protect him from any rotten fruit that the villagers might throw at him."
From the guilty look on Much's face, Marian realized he'd been planning to do exactly that. Glancing apologetically at Robin, Much murmured, "Yes, my lord."
"Right, then," Huntingdon announced, reaching out for the keys again.. "Let's get back to welcoming our new Sheriff."
"My lord," Marian said, not handing them over. "Because it was my responsibility to lock him in, I assume it's also my responsibility to unlock him to-morrow?"
"Marian!" her father hissed, scandalized at her boldness. Huntingdon considered this for a moment, then said, "You are absolutely right, my lady. It is your responsibility, and I will accompany you here in the morning."
Relieved, Marian handed over the keys, then gave Robin one last look. He winked at her, and she smiled, then turned away.
I'm not that familiar with the Robin Hood story, so I'm assuming that every thing here is correct, or within the accepted scope of that story. It is a good beginning—but only a beginning to a longer story.
What I liked best: The characterization. We get a nice glimpse into the various personalities.
Magazine ready? Not for the purposes of this contest. There is no conclusion to the story arc, but a rather abrupt end. I would like to read the rest of this story.


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GEORGE G. JACKSONv.CITY OF WOONSOCKET ZONING BOARD OF REVIEW
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George G. Jackson (Appellant), pro se, brings this appeal from a decision by the City of Woonsocket Zoning Board of Review (the Zoning Board or Board), denying his application for dimensional relief. The Court exercises jurisdiction over this matter pursuant to G.L. 1956 § 45-24-69. For the reasons set forth herein, this Court remands the case to the Zoning Board to make additional factual findings and to apply the correct dimensional variance standard.
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The Appellant is the owner of a single-family home located at 170 Spring Street in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, and delineated as Tax Assessor's Plat 13, Lot 4 (the Property). (Zoning Board Hr'g Tr. (Tr.) 4, Oct. 9, 2012.) The Property is comprised of approximately 37, 313 sq. ft. and is located in an R-3 Medium Density Single and Two-Family Residential District. (Tr. at 4.)
The Appellant wishes to build a six-foot fence around the Property. (Tr. at 5.) Appellant's proposed plan includes white fence posts, and either a black or green colored see through wire vinyl fence. (Tr. at 6.) In order to construct the fence, Appellant requests relief from Woonsocket Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance) 6.2-1. Appellant requests the dimensional variance for security, privacy, odor and noise reasons. (Tr. at 6.)
Ordinance 6.2-1 states that in R-3 Districts, "[f]ences located in front yards shall not exceed three (3) feet in height. Fences located in side yards shall not exceed four (4) feet in height. Fences located in rear yards shall not exceed six (6) feet in height." Woonsocket, Rhode Island, City Code app. C, 6.2-1. The Appellant's proposed plan requires three feet of relief from the Ordinance in the front yard, and two feet of relief in the side yard.
Prior to requesting the dimensional variance, Appellant began constructing the fence at the Property. (Zoning Bd. R. Ex. A: Letter from Abutter.) However, during the installation of the fence, the inspector informed Appellant that a permit was necessary before a fence could be constructed. (Tr. at 9.) The Appellant had not obtained the requisite permit. (Tr. at 8-9.)
At a properly advertised hearing, Appellant presented several arguments to the Zoning Board. The Appellant stated that the fence would be used to support bushes and to increase privacy as well as provide security. (Tr. at 6.) Further, Appellant testified the fence also would be used to combat the noise and exhaust fumes from passing police cars, fire trucks, and garbage trucks. (Tr. at 6-7.) Additionally, Appellant asserted that the fence would increase traffic safety because a motorist would be more focused on the road instead of his yard. (Tr. at 6.) The Appellant reasoned that the fence was necessary to protect his garden from people and pollution. (Tr. at 7.) Lastly, Appellant expressed doubt that a three-foot fence would be sufficient to stop people from trespassing on his property and would not provide adequate privacy. (Tr. at 13.)
Although no abutters appeared before the Zoning Board in opposition to the dimensional variance, one objector submitted a letter to the Zoning Board (Tr. at 19, 20.) In the letter, the abutter expressed concerns about the proposed fence. (Zoning Bd. R. Ex. A: Letter from Abutter.) She questioned the appearance of the fence, explaining that Appellant had failed to give her an adequate description of the proposal. Id. The abutter also complained that Appellant had already installed the proposed six-foot white fence posts on the Property and complained that some of the posts were installed on top of an existing two-foot retaining wall, increasing the height of those posts to eight feet. Id. The abutter worried that the fence may cause traffic problems since the Property is a corner lot, and "[o]rdinance 6.5 provides that every improvement installed or planted on a corner within any district . . . shall be constructed, installed, or planted so as not to cause any obstruction of vision between the height of three (3) feet and eight (8) feet." Id. Lastly, the abutter questioned Applicant's suggestion that any fence would diminish noise problems emanating from the neighboring church. Id.
In addition to statements by the abutter, a member of the Board spoke of her personal experiences regarding the area in which the Property is situated. Board Member Dumais explained that she lives in the area, and she has not observed fire trucks and police cars frequenting the area. (Tr. at 11.) She further stated that she has not experienced any odor issues from passing garbage trucks. (Tr. at 12.)
Board Members Frechette and Masse voiced concerns about the height of the fence, particularly if mounted atop an existing two foot wall. (Tr. at 10; Tr. at 15.) Additionally, Board Member Dumais questioned whether a wire fence would stop exhaust fumes from entering the property. (Tr. at 11.) Further, while Appellant argued the fence was needed for privacy, Board Member Masse expressed doubt that a wire fence would serve that purpose. (Tr. at 15.)
Before a decision was rendered, Board Member Frechette stated, "I'm going to move to make a motion to deny the application, and after the vote's been taken, I'll give my reason why." (Tr. at 22.) The Board's counsel, Mr. Carroll, advised the Board that any decision must be based upon findings of fact. (Tr. at 22.) In response to Mr. Carroll's advice, Board Member Michaud indicated that they would "continue to operate in a manner that the Zoning Board has been run for the last decade." (Tr. at 24.) The Board did ask Mr. Carroll "to make sure that [the decision] would be adequate in [his] opinion, legally." (Tr. at 34.) Mr. ...
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This was Jimmy Carl's final solo slot for the summer and he has enjoyed the experience immensely. As always, many thanks to Anne Marie and Juergen Klumb for the many opportunities. Yalaha Bakery is one of the area's quiet gems.
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NEMO hopes that boat owners, managers, operators, participants and the public at large, will now ensure that passengers using the water taxis are documented (and not just by head count), plus that life jackets are won or made readily accessible to all who travel via water taxis. It is important for all to work together in a collaborative manner and be able to communicate with each other in such incidents. Safety and accountability for passengers was the top priority demonstrated.
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When it comes to cannabis, there is a lot of information and misinformation circling the internet. With growing support for marijuana legalization (61% in 2018 vs. 57% in 2017), America is running into the desperate need for readily available information on the plant responsible for so much controversy.
One of the biggest misconceptions is that all cannabis gets you high. This couldn't be further from the truth. Agricultural hemp is produced for textiles, CBD oil extracts, paper and a number of other uses. The plant most commonly used in the hemp industry is Cannabis Sativa, growing between 10 and 15 feet tall before harvesting. Industrial hemp plants also have little to no THC, meaning that they have no psychoactive properties.
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Social Maladjustment Disorder vs. Emotional Behavioral Disorder in Students With ADHD
Social Maladjustment Disorder (SMD)
Students with ADHD can exhibit a number of externalizing behaviors that can disrupt a classroom, marginalize their learning outcome
and create disciplinary actions needing immediate Administrative interventions. However, there are behaviors that characterize Social Maladjustment Disorder (SMD) that should be considered when students with ADHD have crossed over the line of typical classroom behaviors.
- Student meets the diagnosis for ODD (Oppositional Defiant Disorder) in the DSM Diagnostic Manual.
- Student's behavior is intentionally antisocial and willful in delinquent behavior with low fear and even lower inhibition.
- Classroom management rules and expectations don't apply to students with ADHD who exhibit SMD behaviors.
- Students can be retaliatory and goal oriented in getting revenge or getting something.
- Students will use negative behavior to maintain peer status and deviant status.
- Students appear to be insensitive to the needs of others and have no internalized regret for negative actions towards others.
- Students are manipulative and lack remorse and can appear to be street-smart in behavioral intent.
- Students may exhibit the double-dare approach in gravitating towards dangerous students and actions that may cause emotional distress for those who are the targets of the OD behavior. (See Resource below).
Emotional Behavioral Disorder (EBD)
For students with ADHD who are being educated in self-contained classrooms with level 4 placements for EBD (Emotional Behavioral Disorder) exhibit the following characteristics that differ substantially from SMD (Social Maladjustment Disorder).
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- Students can display uncontrolled angry and erratic reactive outbursts in the classroom.
- Students can engage in negative social interactions with peers which may require classes for social and behavioral skills.
- Students can have academic and behavioral deficiencies that may prevent typical mainstreaming in regular education classrooms, hence the self-contained classroom status.
- Students may appear depressed and fearful due to deficiencies and diagnosed developmental impairments.
- Students have a sense of remorse and regret after an antisocial episode. (See Resource below)
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Whether a student with ADHD is SMD vs EBD is a diagnostic that must be made to differentiate how teachers can implement effective strategies to address students who are acting out due to impulse vs. those acting out due to negative intention. Whichever the case, it is important that both teachers and students understand the characteristics identifying both disorders in order to create instruction, lesson designs, social contracts and behavioral contracts that can help students better acclimate in and outside the classroom.
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