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Mr. Henry is a native of Texas, and he brings his perspective and experience to represent his client with the knowledge and care their matters deserve. Texas Attorney John B. Henry, III, practices throughout Texas, including Harris County, Jefferson County, Galveston County, Fort Bend County and the surrounding counties.
His practice focuses on guardianship, special needs trusts, probate and estate administration, estate planning, and elder law. Mr. Henry's experience with these areas of law began with his work in the non-profit arena where he continues to devote his volunteer time to increasing access to justice for low-income Texans.
Providing a skilled level of care and attention to his clients' cases are of primary importance to his practice. Whether representing clients who must navigate the emotional and complex arena of guardianship or clients who need a skilled professional to represent them with a probate matter in Houston, Sugar Land, Beaumont, Port Arthur, or surrounding cities, Mr. Henry provides legal services to clients who are seeking professional legal assistance and guidance.
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When you're trying to get a raise, it's probably best to stay professional rather than personal, right? WRONG!
According to a recent study, an important part of workplace negotiation involves getting a little emotionally manipulative. So, go ahead and bring up those student loans and your sick family members.
Research shows sharing personal information helps garner sympathy from the person in power with whom you're negotiating, and that helps you get more money or get hired for the job.
Guilt works, people. Why else do you think Sarah McLachlan sang over images of those sad, sad animals?
The study involved 100 college students role-playing as candidates or recruiters, simulating job negotiations.
Some candidates were told to stay professional and only talk about their relevant skills, and others were told to ham it up and talk about their student loans and terminally-ill mother.
The results showed the emotional candidates walked away with better deals than the professional candidates.
However, the researchers noted the emotional strategy should be used with great care, so don't just go dumping your whole life story in every meeting with your boss.
But, maybe do start opening up about yourself a bit more in the workplace because even your boss has a conscience.
Citations: Researchers discovered a psychological trick that will make you a better negotiator (Business Insider), Is there a place for sympathy in negotiation? Finding strength in weakness (ScienceDirect)

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Guinness Cheddar Loaves with Wild Yeast Starter
Modified from Toxo Bread's Ale and Cheddar Bread which I found via Wild Yeast. As made they have a very faint beer flavor and a mild tang of sourdough. The cheese offers up surprise bites of salty goodness. I think if I were to make this again I'd replace some of the water in the final dough with beer for a stronger beer flavor, and possibly add more cheese, possibly sprinkled over the top half-way through baking as well. I've got all sorts of variations I'd like to try with this, including upping the whole grain content if I can do so without sacrificing the crumb. That might involve incorporating an overnight soaker as well.
280g 100% Hydration starter
125g Guinness
50g Stone Ground Whole Wheat Flour
75g Bread Flour
Final Dough
- All of Pre-Dough
-660g Bread Flour
-360g Water, Lukewarm
-12g salt
-About 80g Sharp Cheddar
1. Mix starter and luke warm Guinness, add in flours. Allow to sit at room temperature until the starter becomes very bubbly and foamy - about 3-4 hours.
2. Add water to Pre-Dough, then flours. Knead for about 10 minutes, adding as little flour as possible, until dough becomes silky. Let rest 5 mins then knead in salt and cheese.
3. Allow dough to nearly double in size. Divide dough in half and shape into desired shape. Allow dough to proof until it has almost doubled again.
4. Preheat oven to 475F and when oven is hot, bake for 5 minutes at 475, then lower temperature to 450F and bake until internal temperature reaches 200-205F, about 20 minutes.
The crumb isn't quite as dense as it looks here. My cheese was very finely grated so didn't leave very many big holes due to that. It's hard to describe - it's very close, but not heavy or dense. Instead it has a plethora of tiny little air bubbles that have left it with a light mouth-feel to it.


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New Year's resolutions to minimise debt and save money
It's the start of a new year, and that means many of us have been rethinking our priorities and setting a few goals. For many Aussies, improving financial health is one of these resolutions, particularly if that means getting out of debt or saving up enough money to put down a deposit on a house.
Of course, it's far easier to set these goals in January than it is to maintain them over the next 12 months, but that shouldn't be the case. With a few simple strategies, and perhaps some tweaking of your goals, there's no reason why 2018 can't be a fantastic year for both you, and your bank balance.
Here are a couple of top tips for making sure that you stick to your financial resolutions.
Streamline your spending
If you're less worried about debt and more concerned with saving a little bit of extra money, your first port of call should be to curb any unnecessary spending. Finder.com.au recommends taking a look through a typical month and seeing where you can streamline the amount of cash that you may be dedicating to products or services that you don't use or need.
A classic example of this is a monthly gym membership. $30 every month may not seem like a lot of money, but if you're paying that and only going once, twice, or not at all, it's simply money being poured down the drain. Cut out these expenses and your savings should grow!
Rethink your credit cards and bank accounts
Finally, regardless of whether your financial goals for 2018 are to get out of debt or save money by spending less where you don't need to, it's a great idea to take a look at your credit or debit cards (as well as your bank accounts) and consider how well they are working for you.
For example, do you know how much interest you're paying each month on any credit card purchases that you don't fully pay off? The amount could surprise you, and there are a few ways that you can reduce this percentage of your income that doesn't make its way into your savings. Firstly, look into a card with a longer interest-free period, such as Beyond Bank's Low Rate Visa Card, which gives you up to 62 days to pay off your debt without any additional charges.
Making the switch now will set you up for a year of reduced debt and increased savings, so get in touch with our team to find out more.


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When Bad Videos Happen to Good Musicians
The advent of Mtv was both a blessing and a curse for me as a kid. Once musicians had the ability to act in their videos, they somehow felt the need to put on a show as opposed to simply performing their songs. Sometimes, as was the case with Billy Idol, it turned out to be a good thing. I remember as a kid sitting transfixed in front of the television whenever REBEL YELL came on, staring at the screen and thinking some very, very grown-up thoughts about this bleach-blonde wonder. And who can forget THRILLER? I remember exactly where I was the first time I watched that video. I can do the dance to this day.
Sadly, not all my experiences were as positive as the ones I've mentioned. Not every singer is a star, as music video history has shown us. I've dredged up some memories (and hit the YouTube) for a sample of some of the worst offenders. It's time to buckle in folks, because this is going to be painful. We start our list of bad videos that happened to good musicians with:
I brought a KISS lunch box to the first day of kindergarten, that's how big a fan I was as a kid. You can appreciate my shock and horror the first time I was subjected to…well, whatever the hell this is. I still haven't forgiven them.
Damn Yankees – HIGH ENOUGH
The next video is every bit as tragic as the previous one because it features the cataclysmic crash and burn of one of rock's best guitar legends: Ted Nugent. That's right, Mr. Cat Scratch Fever himself joined a band who called themselves Damn Yankees- a band that can only be described as having all the raw sex appeal of the Traveling Wilburys, minus the badassery. Click play and see for yourself. The only thing in a Stranglehold in this video are Ted's balls, clenched tightly in the fist of whomever he sold them out to.
David Bowie – CHINA GIRL
I imagine Bowie fans will come down on me for the next offering, but I will stand my ground. Yes, David Bowie is known for being unconventional and avante guarde, so the oddness of this video should come as no surprise. I contend that it is the utter lack of Bowiesque influence that bothers me most. It's as if he's trying to reinvent himself as a lounge singer. Not what I expected from Major Tom. And don't get me started on the creepy pedophilic vibe running throughout this epic disaster.
David Bowie & Mick Jagger – DANCING IN THE STREET
It seems that whatever Bowie touched in the 80's turned to musical "Meh," as demonstrated in this technicolor nightmare featuring the once great Mick Jagger. This video is what I imagine homely girls do for fun at sleepovers. And…now I have no more followers.
Van Halen – TATTOO
This next one may be a bit controversial, since I am not entirely sure this song was good to begin with. It's the rocking out on the down beat that does it in for me. On the flip side, it's good to see Carol Channing getting steady work again.
Journey – SEPARATE WAYS
Even the most die-hard metalhead will admit to the powerhouse talent that is Steve Perry and to the awesomeness of this song, no matter how lame and sad this video portrays them all. Journey should have issued a fatwā on the dude who put this crap together.
We have finally reached the top of the crap heap, to the musical spooge floating to the top of the bad video barrel. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the shiniest turd of them all:
Billy Squier – ROCK ME TONIGHT
Poor, poor Billy Squier. No musical career has been harmed by a video performance more than Richard Simm- uh, I mean, Billy Squier's. ROCK ME TONIGHT was Billy's biggest hit before this video came out, which makes me wonder who fell asleep at the wheel and hit "go" on this piece of musical holocaust. DISCLAIMER: Pregnant women and people with heart conditions should refrain from watching the following video:
There you have it, folks. My personal list of bad videos that ruined good musicians. If you can think of any I missed, feel free to leave them in the comments. On that note I will leave you with a palate cleanser from my youth. Please to enjoy, WINGER. Feel free to listen with the sound off.
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This list frightened me so much I had to go over to You Tube and play things from my favorites to regain my sanity. So what are your choices for the best videos?
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Radon Health Risk Concerns Solved by HUDs New Policy
HUD is Regulating Radon Lung Cancer, One Home at a Time
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has taken a giant step forward in the health care of those renting part of a multi-family home in the Kalamazoo, MI area. The Kalamazoo, MI area is known to have sections of high levels of radon gas, and without a proper mitigation system installed, the side effects are deadly. Every year 21,000 people die from radon gas in the form of radon lung cancer. It is a true tragedy as a properly installed mitigation system can help remove the gas, and make your Kalamazoo home a safe environment.
Radon gas is the second leading cause of lung cancer, and is responsible for roughly 15% of all lung cancer cases. This means that there is a serious threat to you and your family without a properly installed mitigation system. Because this gas is odorless, and colorless, there is no way that you will be able to know whether or not your Kalamazoo home is in need of mitigation without a test.
Renting a multi-family home in Kalamazoo means that you are subject to the safety that the landlord deems is adequate. This means that you will not always be able to have a mitigation system installed unless you want to fork out the money on a home that you are renting. Luckily the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, or HUD, is taking the precautions for many renting homes.
HUD Regulation for Radon Lung Cancer
HUD has started to regulate radon gas by forcing every multi-family home that is financed through HUD to have a radon test. Any of these homes that return a high level of gas on their test will be forced to have a mitigation system installed to reduce their levels of gas. With this regulation in place, the safety of many will be ensured as radon mitigation systems are installed on Kalamazoo homes that need it.
HUD is part of a much greater movement that is working to improve the safety of homes throughout the United States. The group is referred to as Federal Healthy Homes Work Group, and is made up of the Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Department of Energy, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and of course HUD. These organizations combine together to create strong initiatives for improvement in home safety.
The American Lung Association is extremely excited of this news as this will truly benefit many residents in Kalamazoo and across the nation. In addition to the benefited health from a mitigation system in regard to removing radon, the American Lung Association also points out that these air purification systems further improve lung health,in addition to reducing radon lung cancer by removing moisture and providing increased ventilation in the home. S.W.A.T. Environmental is proud of the efforts and accomplishments of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and looks forward to helping many tenants breathe clean air.
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Yesterday, Ray Nearhood passed away. Ray served the Republican Party of Lackawanna County as its treasurer, as a district committee man, and as a candidate for public office.
The Scranton Times-Tribune had an article on his passing, which you can read by clicking here.
His obituary can be found by clicking here.
Ray was an educated, experienced, and honorable man that will be sorely missed by all that knew him.
The funeral will be Saturday with Mass at 11 a.m. in St. Thomas More Parish at St. Joseph's Church, 1625 N. Main Ave., Scranton, to be celebrated by the Rev. Eric Bergman, pastor. Interment wlll be Monday at 1 p.m. at Allport Cemetery, Clearfield County, Pa.
Friends may call Saturday, 10 to 11, at the church. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to St. Thomas More Parish, 116 Theodore St., Scranton, PA 18508.


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When you've lost a loved one, the holidays can be brutal. There's no easy way around it. The holiday season looks and feels very different from what you're used to, and it can be difficult to find your way back to seeing it as a time of celebration.
"Accept that it's going to be a challenging holiday and respect that," says Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio, licensed family therapist and author of "Habits of Exceptional (But Not Perfect) Parents." "Expect that your feelings will be all over the place," he added, noting that your emotions may range from numb to sad, hopeless to angry, or even feeling like everything will be okay. "Expect to continue to feel this full range of emotions, and don't be surprised if you're trying to feel in a celebratory mood, but you feel these other emotions."
Old traditions may never feel the same, but if you're ready, this might be a good time to start a new tradition, one that can help you cope with your grief while honoring and remembering those who are no longer with you. Here are some ideas:
- Volunteer with or donate to her favorite charity.
- Make a list. Allen Klein, author of "Learning to Laugh When You Feel Like Crying," lost his wife when she was just 34 years old. To cope with the loss and to honor her memory, he keeps a running list during the holiday season of all of the things he has to be grateful for. "Making a list of all those things gave me a sense of gratitude and helped me get through the difficult moments," Klein told MNN.
- Adopt a family in need of holiday gifts and donate to them in your loved one's name.
Add a special ornament to your tree or holiday decoration to your home that reminds you of your loved one. (Photo: FamVeld/Shutterstock)
- Include a loved one's favorite dish in your holiday meal. My mom's husband used to love to make and eat veggies, pickles, and olives as an appetizer before big meals so my mom has carried on this tradition by making "Lolo's relish tray" a part of her holiday gatherings.
- Buy a gift for your loved one and donate it to a local charity.
- Spend time outdoors. "Take a walk, be near the shore, go outside and look at the stars'" says Dolan-Del Vecchio. If your loved one was a nature lover, this may help you feel more connected.
- Share one of your loved one's favorite recipes with someone. Was he a big pancake fan? Did she love to make chocolate-chip cookies? Make these dishes throughout the season and share them with others far and wide.
- Play her favorite holiday song, or just her favorite everyday song, at the family gathering.
- Create a memory tablecloth, stocking, or box where everyone can write down their favorite memories of your lost loved one.
- Reflect on your loved one during the family blessing. Say a prayer, read a letter to your loved one, or meditate on a favorite memory. Dolan-Del Vecchio notes that the key here is to create a ritual that matches your spirituality. "A ritual of that sort goes beyond the words spoken or the gestures made. A ritual can capture that which goes deeper than words."
- Visit one of his favorite spots. Did he love the local park with the view of the mountains? Or maybe he was a regular at the downtown diner. Make it a point to visit this spot on your own or as a group with friends and family.
Light a candle at your holiday table to remember your loved one. (Photo: Freer/Shutterstock)
- Set a place at the table in memory of your loved one.
- Add an ornament to your tree or a new holiday decoration to your home that reminds you of your loved one. My husband's dear aunt passed away a few years ago. The following Christmas, her husband gave everyone in the family ornaments for our trees to remind us of sweet Aunt Betsy. I look forward to hanging that one every year. For large gatherings, you might even consider setting up a small tree with paper ornaments where others can share memories of other loved ones who are no longer with them.
- Do an activity or watch a TV show that reminds you of a loved one. RaShea Drake of Salt Lake City, Utah lost her dad, Paul Melvin Jenkins, on Christmas Day in 2015. Jenkins loved to fish and watch football so Drake and her family share fishing stories and put a game on the television as a way of remembering him.
- Share your loved one's stories. Drake also likes to share her dad's stories with family and friends, especially during the holidays. "To him, having a legacy was important (which is probably why he had six kids!)," says Drake, "and so to help honor that legacy, I like to share his stories."
- Don't do anything. It's also okay NOT to do any major celebrating this year if that's what feels right. Part of acknowledging your feelings means accepting the fact that you may not be up for creating any new traditions this year, even if others think that you should. If it's too heartbreaking to attend the holiday party that reminds you of your loved one, don't go this year. If you're feeling overwhelmed about sending out Christmas cards, don't send them. If you're just not up for decking the halls, they can go undecked this year. "Please remember that this is your life'" says Megan Devine, author of "It's OK That You're Not OK: Meeting Grief and Loss in a Culture That Doesn't Understand." "You do not have to do anything that feels bad or wrong or horrifying. Even if you agreed to participate in something, you can change your mind at any time. Stop whatever you're doing whenever you want. Even if you just got there. Even if it was your idea."
As you consider some of the ideas on this list, remember that everyone deals with grief in their own way. You might want to honor your loved one with a new tradition while someone else wants to keep everything as it used to be. Just remember that there is no one right way to honor a loved one during the holidays. Search for a compromise that allows everyone to cope in their own ways. If you can't find a middle ground, it's OK for you each to do what works for you.
The most important thing, says Devine, is to care for yourself. "Reach out where it feels good to reach, curl in when that is what you need. Make this season as much of a comfort to you as you can. It's OK to not be OK."


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July 30 will mark the 46th anniversary of the Medicare and Medicaid programs and seniors across the country plan to march and lobby to make sure there are many more anniversaries to come.
From July 18 to July 30, members of the Alliance for Retired Americans will participate in nearly 20 events nationwide to let lawmakers know that they do not want the money working people depend on in Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security used for another taxpayer handout to Wall Street. The Republican's budget proposal would replace Medicare with underfunded vouchers for private insurance and cut Medicaid funding.
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Texas Fish & Game's Tactical Editor Dustin Ellerman is at the SHOT Show industry range day and he stopped by the Walther booth first, because they keep improving on their exceptional line of produces and the first thing he did was test fire the Walther PPK M4.
"So, this pistol has a red dot mounted sight and a threaded barrel and I've always said Walthers are really kind of underrated in the firearms community. They're a great stock pistol. Excellent trigger and a very short reset."
"We're going to load up with the Walther PPQ M4 and just see what we can put downrange.
After firing off a full magazine, Dustin was impressed with the Walther PPQ M4's performance.
"Nice. If you haven't tried the Walther trigger, you really need to. Focus on how short that reset is because you'll be very impressed moving from a stock Glock or anything else, it's a world of difference."
Dustin's verdict: the Walther PPQ M4 was an impressive weapon.
The 2018 SHOT Show was held in late January in Las Vegas. Hundreds of shooting and hunting industry manufacturers were on hand to display new products for 2018 and beyond. The Industry Range Day was located on a sprawling shooting range facility just outside of Bolder, Nevada.
Texas Fish & Game Tactical Editor Dustin Ellermann and Contributing Editor Dustin Warncke attended Range Day and had a literal field day testing dozens of new firearms, accessories, ammo and other great gear, including a crossbow.
Check out more great videos and blog posts from the 2018 SHOT Show and learn more about the great shooting and hunting products that will be introduced later in the year, at FishGame.com. You can also view more videos on our YouTube Channel at youtube.com/fishgamevideo.


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Good morning from the tail end of a blogless week. My main dilemma these last seven days has been: Barbeque – gas or charcoal? I'm leaning towards the former for ease of use but to the latter for guaranteeing the proper whiff.
I did, however, crank up the phone for the annual jamboree that is the Champions League draw.
Cup draws have certainly taken on a new 'importance' since the FA Cup draws of my youth, when someone would be glued to their radio in double maths on a Monday morning, but I know which kind I prefer. What purpose does all the farting about serve? It's monumentally dull, even if it does give the country's media the excuse they need to crank up the live text coverage.
This year's draw gives us a relatively benign group – again. From a footballing perspective there are some interesting ties against teams we have not got a lot of previous with, and I'm all for playing new teams. But in terms of avoiding one of Europe's heavyweights, we've done it again. We drew Inter Milan in the 2003-4 group stage (heh – remember the away leg!). Since then, we've had Porto and Seville and a host of tricky away ties, but no group of death as far as I remember. This is, I suppose, what seeding does. Seeding might make the bigger clubs happy, but does it make the competition more interesting?
So Partizan, Braga and Donetsk it is. I must say, I've always fancied a far-flung Champions League journey and Donetsk would fit that bill. Hmmm… how am I going to get this one past Control?
A look at the group stages from the Guardian here and Telegraph here.
Elsewhere, the news is good on the squad strengthening front, with the arrival of the 'ancient' Sebestien Squillaci. It appears the Squillster has got himself a three-year deal and cost a much more plausible fee of £3.3m.
And come on, let's be honest – the relaxing of the over-30 rule is long overdue. Letting Pires go because he had hit 30 seems as nonsensical today as it did back in 2006. A defender at 30 is nothing – look at Sol Campbell.
"He is a real defender and is good in the one-against-one, good in the air, and can score goals on set-pieces as well. I believe he will be suited to the English game. He will train with us tomorrow morning, but will not be involved on Saturday [against Blackburn Rovers]."
Now just the one position left to fill, by my reckoning – and it's D-Day -4.
Reckon it'll still happen?
Right, that's me tuning out for a few more days.
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The key to growing large bountiful tomatoes in containers is moisture control. Moisture control is the goal with control being the operative word. Tomatoes and most vegetables need even moisture. Periods of prolonged drought followed by too much water damages plant systems. I am going to focus on the tomato plant and how moisture control impacts the growth of the container plant.
A container tomato needs continued, mostly even, moisture. A single day of a fully dried out container, which can happen in a day when your tomato plant is a good size and the day time temperatures are in the 80's, will harm your tomato. At face value, drought will limit growth. The plant will pull moisture from the tomatoes to survive. Fruit production will be limited and plant and fruit size will be smaller than designed. Many other things can happen with your tomato plant when moisture is uneven. Uneven means totally dried out, then soaked, mostly dried out, soaked again and another day of drying out completely. This is the bane of growing tomatoes in containers.
A dry container tomato followed by an excess of water can crack your tomatoes. You have seen cracked tomatoes before. This comes from a plant that is struggling with uneven moisture. They gorge themselves on the excess water, swell quickly and crack. The other problem has to do with a combination of factors but uneven moisture plays a huge role. Blossom end rot is the browning of the bottom of the tomato where the blossom was once attached.
Blossom end rot is physiological disease. It is not spread by a virus or fungus. It has to do with moisture, root systems and the ability of the plant to use calcium. It is most prevalent during vigorous tomato development but can occur at any time while the plant develops fruits. If a plant is struggling to absorb water, it cannot transport minerals properly throughout its system. A lack of calcium in the soil or the lack of the plants ability to transport and use calcium will cause blossom end rot. There are 2 ways to address this: correct moisture control and the addition of calcium (lime). Most container soils have sufficient nutrients in them and the main cause of fruit cracking and blossom end rot is due to moisture control.
The best way to manage your container tomatoes so that they grow large and stay healthy is a plan to address moisture management from the beginning. Seriously, tomatoes start out small and visually we assume an under sized container can handle them. You have to imagine how a 5-6 foot tomato will look in the container. At minimum you will need a container that holds up to 5 gallons of soil mix. I recommend using paint containers from your local do-it-yourself stores.
I have a basic design that works. It is a semi-self watering container system that will buy you the extra umpf for maintaining even moisture control. Unless you can water daily and sometimes twice daily on every hot day, you want some sort of self watering system to help you out. The supplies required for this are: 2 five gallon paint containers, a bag of moisture control garden soil, a funnel, a drill with a ¼ drill bit and an old bathroom towel.
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One thing you can count on with the Detroit Lions is that they are never, ever boring. Follow the latest news including injuries, roster moves and more here daily from Oakland Press beat writer Paula Pasche. Plus you'll find regular commentary about the team.
ALLEN PARK — Five starters were missing from Lions' practice today (Friday).
Starters out were: WR Calvin Johnson (knee), CB Bill Bentley (concussion), LB DeAndre Levy (foot), T LaAdrian Waddle (ankle) and S Louis Delmas (knee).
Johnson said on Thursday he wants to play on Sunday against the Vikings at Minnesota. Levy missed practice all last week yet played on Sunday in the loss to the Giants.
Also out today was DE Israel Idonije (knee).
Three returned who were out on Thursday: CB Chris Houston (toe/illness), S John Wendling (ankle) and G Dylan Gandy (illness).
It was the Lions' final practice for this season. Nothing is on the line on Sunday except for Detroit's chance to finish at 8-8.
The Vikings (4-10-1) will be fired up as they play their final game at the Metrodome.
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I've never been the type to have a racial preference. I always find myself going on a what I call a race stage. One period of time I would be very attracted to Asians, Hispanics, or some other race. But I never had a huge thing for black guys until now. I think this happens to me because I'm young and I guess learning more about myself as time progresses.


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Do you do anything special on the day of the anniversary?
I will be having a beer in memory of my fallen brothers, Hutto and Alaniz, KIA....27th Feb. 1991
What thoughts/feelings/memories arise on this day for you?
Life in the desert for months, the terror yet at the same time the thrill of combat. Its hard to explain but Churchhill said it best "Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result".
What do you remember about the war?
I have vivid memories of seeing the Bradley in front of mine getting hit, I saw the red flash of the round and the burst of smoke on the side of the vehicle as the round penetrated the side armor of the Bradley...and thinking that we was next. Another is of the Iraqi's in bunkers shooting all thier ammo and then surrendering, I wanted to gun them down but didnt, we just pointed them south and let the REMFs handle them.
I will never forget the smells of burning rubber, diesel fuel or flesh that was every where and the sights of what hot steel does to flesh. I will always hear the artillery and gunfire, and every time I smell diesel fumes it brings back these memories just like it happened yesterday.
Did it affect you personally?
After the war I was a changed person, I have high blood pressure and I also have a really bad anger problem and this makes life for my wife and daughter bad at times. I also do not like open spaces now and I cannot stand bright sunlight. I find it hard to make friends because most everybody I know has no idea of what the face of war is and will never understand it. I have nightmares about things I saw over there, but Im pround to have served my country when it called and one of my most prized possesions is my Combat Infantry Badge
Was it the right thing to do for the country?
What did it do for morale in the country upon the goal being accomplished?
It excised the ghosts of Vietnam
Was the right decision made to not continue the war by going into Iraq and seize Saddam Hussein?
No, we should have been allowed to finish the job.
How could the country have been different had a different decision been made and Hussein was captured in the early 1990s?
Other than not invading Iraq in 2003, the bleeding heart liberals of this country would still have protested the "war on terror"
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Willing to share a quote for the 20th anniversary?
Recount your experience in the war and swap some stories.
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27th FEB. 1991... THE ANGELS WERE CRYING AS THEY CARRIED MY BROTHERS AWAY
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Well, she ain't been back. That's rude
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Hi Kaleem,
Check this forge application that is using this component to achieve a crop round image.
Thanks Thomas. I will look at this application.
Hey, Kaleem,
Sorry for the late reply. Let me add that Directory is not actually cropping a round image, but setting the cropper window to be round (as well as every employee picture frame).
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This large multi-level Old Florida style home is uniquely designed with multiple and wrap-around decks for complete privacy and enjoyment of all that nature has to offer. Surrounded by natural beauty this home is perfect for watching the many abundant species of birds that flyway between the ABC islands and Barfield Bay. The first floor provides extra-large garage space, and plenty of storage with living area on the other side and sound proof wall that includes an exercise room with portholes, recreational room, bedroom and bath. The main living area has a spacious living room with fireplace, den/office, dining room, open kitchen, family room, bedroom and one and half baths. This opens up to the elevated pool, deck and screened lanai with plenty of space to entertain or relax. The master bedroom level comes with plenty of windows and private deck to take advantages of the views of Barfield Bay and spectacular sunrises and sunsets. The lower level is built of concrete and masonry. New metal roof installed in 2018. Attached one bedroom one bath guest suite with private entrance is non-conforming. This is truly a one-of-kind property.


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Slaughter-House '10: House Dems prepare to turn Democracy on its head to ram through bill that will end their careers…
Update via Drudge by way of RollCall, Senate Parliamentarian says no go on reconciliation of a bill that has not been signed by POTUS:
…The Senate Parliamentarian has ruled that President Barack Obama must sign Congress' original health care reform bill before the Senate can act on a companion reconciliation package, senior GOP sources said Thursday. The Senate Parliamentarian's Office was responding to questions posed by the Republican leadership. The answers were provided verbally, sources said.
…. House Democratic leaders last week began looking at crafting a legislative rule that would allow the House to approve the Senate health care bill, but not forward it to Obama for his signature until the Senate clears the reconciliation package.
Video update: House GOP on the earmark moratorium
Video update: Jon Kyl R-AZ on the Senate GOP united stance against reconciliation for non budget-germane health care bill matters
Follow-up to yesterday, House and Senate GOP are pushing back as Pelosi leads her merry band of masochists off a cliff….meanwhile the House GOP Conference has passed its unilateral moratorium on ALL EARMARKS…finally staking out the Higher Ground on spending! Happy dance!!!
The House Republican Conference has just adopted a unilateral moratorium on all earmarks, effective immediately.
Rep. David Dreier (R., Calif.), ranking Republican on the House Rules Committee, said the Slaughter Rule is evidence that Democrats cannot pass their bill "while playing by the rules."
"With the Slaughter Solution, House Democrats have exposed themselves as willing to abandon the most fundamental element of legislating – a transparent, up-or-down vote— in order to achieve a unpopular partisan objective. This is highly disturbing and in some ways, dangerous. The American people do not want this health care bill and they certainly don't want the democratic process turned on its head in an effort to pass it over their objections."
Here's part of the statement Republicans on the House Rules Committee released on the matter:
Not only would this be an astoundingly byzantine and cynical attempt to advance a bill that no one, including House Democrats, wants or likes, it could very well backfire.
The Slaughter Solution depends upon the Senate's acting to pass a package of fixes to a bill that can't garner sufficient support in the House. But the likelihood a clean "fix-it" bill passing the Senate is slim. There will be challenges to some proposed fixes, and therefore changes to the package. There are also questions as to whether or not a bill can be "fixed" under the Budget Act before it is signed into law by the President. And then there is the question of abortion. If an abortion change cannot be made through reconciliation, would the Slaughter Solution be further expanded to implement an abortion fix, too? How would that fix make its way through the Senate?
With serious unanswered questions like these, why would any wavering Democrat take the bait and support the Slaughter Solution? There is a high probability that House Democrats ultimately will be forced into taking the tough votes they tried so hard to avoid, after putting themselves on record as supporting an end-run around a real, transparent vote. In the end, rank-and-file Democrats would be making themselves all the more vulnerable for having supported their Leadership's egregious tactics…


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Luxury Holiday Home
A stylish barn conversion located close to the popular town of St Just on the edge of the moors and the North Cornish Coast isn't too far away.
Perfectly designed for families or friends, The Hayloft is an excellent holiday cottage with its own exclusive patio area, including a barbecue, fire pit and even an undercover hot tub, to be enjoyed all-year-round.
Inside you will discover a wonderful open-plan lounge featuring its own woodburner and brass furnishings, all overlooked by ceiling spotlights.
A dining table seats up to six; a lovely place to come together with your loved ones, and doors open up to a magnificent balcony, should you wish to step outside for a change of scenery.
The ground floor is equally as impressive with two bedrooms complete to a hotel standard, beginning with a master suite.
A light and airy ambience fills the room, glossy furniture is well-coordinated, and doors to the patio invite the outside- in.
The en-suite shower room is thoughtfully arranged and features a rainfall shower, along with views of the lawned garden which lean out towards the countryside and refreshing coast.
Close by, discover the twin bedroom, with its own en-suite and mirroring the exceptional style of the previous bedroom, with the addition of a zip/link bed.
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After you go over the bridge to L.B.I. Make a right and go south on the blvd
DistanceWeek-end trip
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Easy to find?OK
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Alternative name 82nd
Wave qualityRegional Classic
ExperienceAll surfers
DirectionRight and left
PowerHollow, Fast, Powerful, Ledgey
Normal lengthShort (< 50m)
Good day lengthNormal (50 to 150m)
Good swell directionSouthEast, East, NorthEast
Good wind directionNorthWest, West
Swell sizeStarts working at Less than 1m / 3ft and holds up to 2m+ / 6ft+
Best tide positionLow and mid tide
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In the summer the guards come on at 10 am and leave at5 pm
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The locals are very intense around here but once
you show them that your not going to drop in on them by mistake you should have no problem also their is a group of local that can be quite entertaining to be around in the line up also the rip so you can maybe learn a little to while your out @ 82 st
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i was racking my brain and then the interwebs for some new toppings for a buttermilk coffeecake base. in the past, i have always topped coffee cake very simply with some streusel crumb, but i came across a blueberry coffee cake with a cream cheese center. still wanting a sort of simple cake and one that wasn't too wet or too sweet, i started to fiddle with combining the two recipes. cherries are my all-time favorite fruit and i figured cherry preserves would be less wet and sweet than a pie style cornstarch thickened filling. i still wanted my streusel topping, but with some extra punch, so i added almond flour to the mix. My dear friend Brenda calls this the SuperNova Cake.
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Masala Roasted Cauliflower
i overbought veggies this week and was worried that i wouldn't get to everything in time, so i figured i could just start roasting stuff and then use it over the weekend. roasting stuff started to get boring and by the time i dug a head of cauliflower out of the back of the crisper, i really wanted to do something different. Continue reading
waffled french toast
breakfast boredom begat my new favorite breakfast thing. i call them waffled french toast. my gut told me, if i mixed up a french toast batter and dipped some gf bread into it, happiness would follow. my gut was right! this is super simple and can be accomplished by making a french toast batter from scratch Continue reading
mother's day strawberry shortcake
i'm so excited that my recipe for mom's favorite strawberry shortcake was a finalist in Cup4Cup's Mother's Day 2013 Story & Recipe Contest.
mother's day buttermilk waffles
A busy day here, my sweet kitty Callie is home from the animal hospital and recovering slowly but surely and it's Mother's Day. My mom came over for brunch and to visit with Callie. Continue reading
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this morning, i had some buttermilk to use up and was in the mood for biscuits, so i decided to go for it.
old fashioned kentucky bourbon pound cake
still riffing on pound cake here. this one is a buttermilk pound cake flavored with Maker's Mark bourbon whisky and orange, inspired by a friend's reminiscence of an orange bourbon pound cake. i was supposed to be working on a re-creation of that cake, but by the time i got to the glaze, i realized i could turn it into something akin to an old fashioned cocktail. woo hoo!


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How to Find the Right Pest Control Specialist
Are you looking for pest control companies in Pell City because of termites, roaches, spiders or mice? Finding rodents, reptiles or insects in your home can cause panic, but removing them does not have to be stressful. Hiring a reputable and affordable local exterminator can be the best solution to your home infestation worries. And because a pest control specialist operates within the confines of your residence, often with potentially harmful or hazardous chemicals, it is extremely important to select an experienced and licensed exterminator that will complete the job safely. But just how do you pick a pest control service that will meet your needs at an affordable price? Following are some suggestions on what to look for when you find bugs or critters have invaded your home.
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Just as there are many types of insects, reptiles or rodents, there are also various Pell City AL exterminators who have expertise and experience with either many or only certain types of pests. So the first consideration is finding a local specialist that has the expertise and experience eradicating your specific type of pest. Some of the varmints and creepy crawlers that often need exterminating or removal are:
- Termites
- Ants
- Bed bugs
- Fleas and ticks
- Flies and mosquitos
- Birds and bats
- Mice, rats and rodents
- Gophers and moles
- Roaches
- Spiders
- Stinkbugs
- Bees, hornets and wasps
- Wildlife removal
Often price and personal preference are determining factors when selecting a pest control contractor. Name recognition may also come into play as there are several national brands that advertise heavily on television. However each Pell City AL service has its own unique characteristics related to experience, reputation and fees for service, so it is important to do your due diligence before making a final choice.
How to Choose The Right Pest Control Company
Choosing the lowest estimate is not always the best way to select a contractor. There are many other factors to consider, such as experience, reputation, materials used, follow up customer support and guarantees. It doesn't do any good to choose the cheapest Pell City AL exterminator if the pests return within a short period of time and the contractor is nowhere to be found. The old adage You Get What You Pay For applies to pest control just as it does to other services, but paying too much is not a wise choice either. So let's take a look at some tips to make sure that you hire the right pest control professional at the right price for the job.
- Get at least 3 estimates in writing. Just as with hiring any contractor, you will want to interview 3 or 4 Pell City AL exterminators and review each of their estimates. Make sure that the bids include materials or chemicals to be used and any special circumstances that need to be addressed. If the contractor provides a warranty, find out the length of the guarantee as well as what is covered. For prolonged projects, the timeline and payment schedule should also be addressed. Never accept a proposal that requires full payment upfront. A reasonable deposit is acceptable to cover upfront material costs before starting.
- Ask for and check references. Before making a selection, ask the Pell City AL contractors to provide references from customers that they have worked with fairly recently. If they have to dig way back into the archives to find someone, it may be a red flag. Ask them to provide references for similar jobs if possible. If most of their jobs involve insect extermination and you have a gopher problem, it may not be the right project for them. And when speaking with their past customers, ask not only have they been satisfied with the quality of the pest control service, but also any follow up service that they may have had. Ask if they would recommend the contractor to friends and family or if they would use the company again.
- Invite them to your home. Before hiring a contractor, arrange an in-home inspection so that you can meet the exterminator in person and discuss your situation. The Pell City AL pest control contractor should outline his method for treating or removing your pests, any pesticides that he will use as well as potential hazards involved. He should also be able to offer tips on avoiding future infestation as well. Be wary of any contractor who provides a quote sight unseen unless it is a very basic job.
- Check out their reputation. Contact your regional or Alabama pesticide regulatory agency, as well as the Alabama Attorney General to see if any of the Pell City AL contractors have had complaints filed against them. Also, check local consumer organizations such as the Better Business Bureau or Google + Local online to find out what their local reputations are for service.
- Check insurance and licensing. It is important before making that final selection that both your home and the workers involved in the project are protected. Ask to see proof of insurance for both liability and workers compensation. The liability insurance will protect you against any damages that may occur, especially with chemicals. The workers comp will protect the contractor's employees should they be injured while on your property. It is also important to find out if the contractor meets all local and state codes regarding licensing and special certifications. A reputable Pell City AL pest control company will have their insurance and licenses in order and available for your review. Also, ask about any Professional Pest Control Associations they are affiliated with as this will provide a good indication as to their commitment to their business as well as keeping updated on training and safety methods.
- Get a written contract. Once you have completed your due diligence and have selected a qualified Pell City AL pest control contractor, get a written contract detailing all of the important points we have discussed. A signed copy of the initial written estimate may suffice as long as it covers all important details. Congratulation! You are well on your way to having your pest issues taken care of by an experienced, licensed and affordable pest control specialist.
Getting Rid of Varmints in Pell City AL?
If you live in or near Pell City Alabama and are looking for qualified professional pest control services, following is some interesting and perhaps useful information about your infested home town.
Pell City, Alabama
Pell City is a city in St. Clair County, Alabama, United States. The city is the county seat of St. Clair County[3] along with Ashville. At the 2000 census the population was 9,565. At the 2010 census, the city-limit population jumped to 12,695.[4]
Pell City was founded in 1890 by railroad investors and named after George Pell of the Pell City Iron and Land Company, one of its financial backers. The city was incorporated on May 6, 1891, but nearly failed during the Panic of 1893. However, it was revived in 1902 when Sumter Cogswell built the Pell City Manufacturing Company, which subsequently became Avondale Mills, a major landmark of the town until Thunder Enterprises, a Tennessee company, bought the building and began dismantling the factory in 2008. However, on February 14, 2008 a fire started at the mill. The fire was so large it could be seen from the Chula Vista/ Springville exit on Interstate 20 (I20). It was a sad ending for the factory. However, the smokestack and water tower still stood. The mill was the economic and social center of the town during its development and early growth. Besides the textile mill, other economic endeavors included agriculture and mercantile establishments. Large cotton, soybean, and cattle farms were located in the area. Pell City increased its size in 1956 when the nearby towns of Eden and Oak Ridge were merged with the city. The first mayor was Green Evans.
The residences of Sumter Cogswell and Green Evans (Pell City's first mayor) are two of the earliest structures, dating from the late nineteenth century. The majority of the historic structures date from 1902 to 1905.
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Prime Jarvisfield location. Instructions to sell!!
A limited opportunity exists to secure your dream home in one of the most sort after locations in Picton. Just a short stroll from the Pictons cafes, shopping precinct and golf course, this property has it all. A modern free flowing floor plan will impress, boasting four bedroom plus study, formal lounge, large family and dining room, throw in the lovely outdoor entertaining area, solar heated inground pool, fully landscaped private 1050m2 block and you can easily see this property is keenly priced to sell. This is a wonderful family home and should be inspected to appreciate the size and many features on display.
- Prime Jarvisfield Location. Short stroll to town.
- Modern 4 bedroom plus study, ensuite and WIR to main
- Free flowing floor plan, formal lounge large family and dining.
- Quality kitchen and appliances
- Undercover entertaining, solar heated inground pool
- Landscaped 1050m2 block, Dbl remote control garage
- Minute walk to cafes, shops and all amenities
Only a few minutes walk to town close to golf course, Botanic gardens estate and all amenities. Picton offers a relaxed semi rural environment perfect for family living. Only one hours drive to the centre of Sydney and 30 minutes to Wollongong's beautiful beaches. This is a great opportunity so move fast! Nothing more needs to be said as this property will sell itself at this price!
To buy this sensational property call Wollondilly Shires leading agency Gerard Smith First National (Licensed Real Estate) on 4677 1488.
Gerard Smith First National Real Estate can make the search for you right home easier. If you would like us to let you know of any new or suitable properties, simply register your details on our website www.gerardsmith.com.au or speak to one of our sale representatives on 4677 1488. Gerard Smith First National have houses for sale in Picton, Thirlmere, Tahmoor, Bargo, Wilton, Buxton, Douglas Park, The Oaks, Pheasants Nest, Razorback/Macarthur and Southern Highlands Regions. So give us a call today because we may have the property you are looking for.
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– Aggravated burglary statute only requires proof that the defendant trespassed with the intent to commit any criminal offense, but the indictment here alleged an intent to commit a theft offense. Actual intent appeared to be an assault. The trial court overruled the state's motion to amend the indictment accordingly, but provided the jury with interrogatories pertaining to both theft and assault. Defendant maintained this was a denial of due process. The grand jury did not have to specify an individual offense, but by choosing theft that became a part of their finding of probable cause, and placed the defendant on notice as to what he would have to defend against. Reversed.
State v. Grewell
(1989), 45 Ohio St. 3d 4 -- Syllabus: "Crim. R. 22 applies to grand jury proceedings. Pursuant to Crim. R. 22 grand jury proceedings in felony cases must be recorded."
State v. Lawson
(1992), 64 Ohio St. 3d 336, 345 -- Failure to record grand jury testimony is harmless error where defendant has failed to demonstrate a particularized need for disclosure.
State, ex rel. Shoop, v. Mitrovich
(1983), 4 Ohio St. 3d 220 -- The common pleas court may use its contempt powers to pursue compliance with its exercise of supervisory powers over the grand jury, as set forth in
, et seq. Prohibition does not lie to control the court's discretion in the exercise of these powers.
State v. Roe
(1971), 26 Ohio St. 2d 242 -- Syllabus: "The privilege to withhold from disclosure the identity of an informer may be invoked by a police officer in the course of a grand jury proceeding where the inquiry is not directed to the determination of the possible guilt of a specified person, but rather a general quest as to who might have committed a crime, and a police officer invoking the privilege in such circumstances may not be held in contempt."
Kaiser v. Hall
(1970), 24 Ohio St. 2d 23 -- Grand jury witness was found in contempt and jailed for refusal to answer questions. Habeas action became moot upon his release.
In re Grand Jury
(1996), 76 Ohio St. 3d 236 -- Applying
Polikoff v. Adam
(1993), 67 Ohio St. 3d 100, the denial of a motion to quash a grand jury subpoena duces tecum is not a final appealable order. Grand jury proceedings existed at common law, and thus are nor special proceedings.
State v. Adams
(1982), 69 Ohio St. 2d 120 -- When a juvenile has been bound over for prosecution as an adult, the grand jury is empowered to return any indictment under the facts submitted to it and is not confined to returning indictments only on charges originally filed in the juvenile court.
In re Grand Jury Witness Subpoena of Abraham
(1993), 92 Ohio App. 3d 186 -- (1) Reporter could not refuse to testify concerning non-confidential, non-source, material which had already been published. (2) Prosecutor was not required to demonstrate reporter had relevant information unavailable from any other source or that there was a compelling need for that information. (3) Failure of prosecutor to submit a list of interrogatories was harmless where there was a blanket refusal to answer questions. Contempt finding affirmed.
State v. Aronson
(1993), 91 Ohio App. 3d 714 -- Indicted defendants successfully moved to quash grand jury subpoenas for business records of bingo operation which had not been located during execution of search warrants. While as custodians of the records they could be compelled to produce them, the state was required to first make some showing that the requested documents were in the subpoenaed party's possession or subject to his control. Otherwise, compliance with the subpoena could amount to self-incrimination.
State v. Vitale
(1994), 96 Ohio App. 3d 695 -- Indictment alleged date of offense to be on or about June 14th. Bill of particulars further limited time to 12:00 p.m. on that date. Amendment of indictment to specify time between June 14th and June 21st was improper as it must be presumed that the evidence presented to the grand jury did not cover any time other than June 14th.
State v. Fryling
(1992), 85 Ohio App. 3d 557 -- Amendment of indictment by agreement to include a specification alleging a prior conviction for an offense of violence, as a part of plea negotiations, waived the defendant's right to have the specification presented to the grand jury.
State v. Dilley
(1989), 47 Ohio St. 3d 20, distinguished.
State v. Cook
(1983), 11 Ohio App. 3d 237 -- When a potential defendant is called to testify before a grand jury, Miranda type warnings must be given. If during questioning the witness asserts his privilege against self incrimination, that decision must be honored unless immunity is granted or an effective waiver is obtained. Grand jury testimony received from a putative defendant without such warning may not be used against him in a subsequent prosecution.
State v. Childress
(1990), 66 Ohio App. 3d 491 -- Constitutional (Miranda type) warnings are sometimes required when a witness appears before a grand jury. Witness called before the same grand jury a second time, and charged with perjury on that basis, should have been advised of her privilege to refuse to answer questions which might further incriminate her.
Rose v. Mitchell
(1979), 443 U.S. 545 -- A defendant's right to equal protection is denied when racial discrimination is exercised in the selection of members of the grand jury.
Campbell v. Louisiana
(1998), 523 U.S. 392 -- A white defendant has standing to raise equal protection and due process challenges claiming exclusion of blacks in the selection of grand jurors. Though the primary factual allegation was that for more than sixteen years no black person had served as grand jury foreman, the foreman was chosen by the judge apart from the general draw, thus making the issue one of selecting jurors and not just which juror was to serve as foreman.
Vasquez v. Hillery
(1986), 474 U.S. 254 -- Intentional racial discrimination in the selection of the grand jury requires reversal, even if prejudice is not shown. In effect overrules
State v. Strodes
(1976), 48 Ohio St. 2d 113 -- At 115-116: "Unless prejudice to the defendant or the systematic and intentional exclusion of a group is shown, we will not reverse a judgment because of minor and technical defects in jury-selection procedures."
Castaneda v. Partida
(1976), 430 U.S. 482 -- Underrepresentation of Mexican-Americans on grand juries over an eleven year period established a prima facie case of grand jury discrimination, which was not rebutted by other evidence explaining the disparity.
State v. Fulton
(1991), 57 Ohio St. 3d 120 -- Paragraph two of the syllabus: "In order to obtain standing to challenge a grand jury array under the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, a defendant must prove the procedure employed in the selection process resulted in a substantial underrepresentation of his or her race or of the identifiable group to which he or she belongs and the group is one that is a recognizable, distinct class, singled out for different treatment under the laws, as written or applied. (
Castaneda v. Partida
[1976], 430 U.S. 482, applied and followed.)
Hobby v. United States
(1984), 468 U.S. 339 -- Discrimination in the selection of the grand jury foreman is not a basis for reversal, provided the composition of the grand jury as a whole serves the defendant's due process interests.
State v. Puente
(1982), 69 Ohio St. 2d 136 -- Improper but not reversible error to routinely excuse doctors, dentists and lawyers.
State v. Gunther
(1998), 125 Ohio App. 3d 226 -- Elected officials charged with overseeing selection of grand jurors failed to certify that proper procedures were followed, as required by
. Trial court abused its discretion by not hearing untimely motion raising this issue. Remedy is dismissal as the error is structural in nature, thus not subject to the harmless error analysis applied to trial error, citing
Vasquez v. Hillery
State v. Freeman
(1985), 20 Ohio St. 3d 55 -- Dismissal of indictment is not required where judge participated in selection of the grand jury and later gave brief and innocuous testimony before the grand jury which did not bear directly on the charges returned.
State v. Ross
(1982), 6 Ohio App. 3d 25 -- (1) Grand jurors may be replaced by other qualified persons after the initial panel has been sworn. (2) Minor irregularities in the selection of the grand jury do not warrant an indictment being set aside, provided the grand jurors had the requisite qualifications. (3) Where it is claimed that an attorney appointed as a special assistant to aid a grand jury investigation has a conflict of interest, the defendant must demonstrated that he conducted himself is such a manner as to demonstrate actual bias or conflict of interest.
State v. Sublett
(1980), 70 Ohio App. 2d 252 -- Even though jury commissioner may be criminally liable for shortcomings in process of selection of grand jury members, defendant must demonstrate jurors selected were not otherwise qualified to serve in order to obtain relief.
Regularity of Proceedings
State v. Baker
(2000), 137 Ohio App. 3d 628, 644-646 -- The rules of evidence do not apply to grand jury proceedings except with respect to privilege. Defendant claimed common-law wife testified in violation of spousal privilege. In order to defeat the indictment because of the grand jury's exposure to improper information, defendant had to show the grand jury lacked other non-privileged testimony that could have formed the basis for the indictment. Trial court did not review entire grand jury transcript and that transcript is not before the court of appeals, so denial of motion to dismiss is affirmed.
State v. Brown
(1988), 38 Ohio St. 3d 305 -- A grand jury may be composed of nine people, as allowed by rule, and not fifteen as required by statute. Paragraph one of the syllabus: "The number of jurors on a grand jury does not affect a substantive right. Accordingly, Crim. R. 6(A) controls the issue of how many grand jurors are needed to issue an indictment.
are superseded insofar as they conflict with this rule. (
Wells v. Maxwell
[1963], 174 Ohio St. 198..., approved and followed.) Also see
State v. Jeurgens
(1977), 55 Ohio App. 2d 104;
State v. Wilson
(1978), 57 Ohio App. 2d 11;
State v. Wilkerson
(April 19, 1979), Franklin Co. App. No. 78AP-539, unreported (1979 Opinions 959, 973-975).
Lawn v. United States
(1958), 355 U.S. 339 -- An indictment, valid on its face, is not subject to challenge on the basis that the grand jury acted on information obtained in violation of the defendant's privilege against self-incrimination. But see
United States v. Calandra
(1974), 414 U.S. 338 at 346: "...the grand jury may not force a witness to answer questions in violation of that constitutional guarantee. Rather, the grand jury may override a Fifth Amendment claim only if the witness is granted immunity co-extensive with the privilege against self-incrimination.
Kastigar v. United States
(406 U.S. 441) Similarly, a grand jury may not compel a person to produce books and papers that would incriminate him.
Boyd v. United States
116 U.S. 616, 633-635 (1886). Cf.
Couch v. United States
United States v. Calandra
(1974), 414 U.S. 338 -- A grand jury witness may not invoke the exclusionary rule as a basis for refusing to answer questions, nor is the prosecution precluded from using illegally seized evidence in proceedings before the grand jury.
State v. Muenick
(1985), 26 Ohio App. 3d 3 -- The evidence rules do not apply to proceedings before grand juries, except as to privilege. [Evid. R. 101(C)(2).] However, statements made in presence of third parties are not privileged and even if privileged communication was disclosed, the indictment would not be invalid.
State, ex rel Kynard, v. Court of Common Pleas of Lucas County
(1980), 62 Ohio St. 2d 308 -- Prohibition does not lie to prevent court from proceeding to trial on indictment returned in allegedly irregular grand jury proceedings.
State v. Thomas
(1992), 80 Ohio App. 3d 452 -- Grand jury foreman's casual acquaintance with victim not found to have invalidated indictment.
State v. Stull
(1991), 78 Ohio App. 3d 68 -- Investigator employed by the prosecutor's office was present in the jury room and performed duties beyond operating the recording device. Opinion implies this was improper, but holds indictment should not have been dismissed as it was not demonstrated that the defendant was prejudiced.
State v. Asher
(1996), 112 Ohio App. 3d 646 -- Immunity may not be conferred by a prosecutor simply saying so when a witness is called before a grand jury. A written request must be made to the court of common pleas, which must then determine whether immunity would further the administration of justice, and inform the witness, on the record, that by answering questions, the witness will receive immunity.
In re Special Grand Jury Investigation Concerning Organic Technologies
(1999), 84 Ohio St. 3d 304 -- Target of investigation filed a motion alleging the state improperly disclosed grand jury information in violation of Crim. R. 6(E), but counsel for target was excluded from hearing. Applying
United States v. Eisenberg
(11th Cir., 1988), 711 F.2d 959 counsel was improperly excluded.
Discoverability of Grand Jury Testimony
State v. Godfrey
, 181 Ohio App. 3d 75,
– State appeals order that grand jury transcript be provided the defense. Court concludes that the defendant failed to demonstrate a particularized need. (1) As to the testimony of a victim, who may have changed her account, defendant has the remedy of in camera review of her grand jury testimony for inconsistencies after she has testified at trial. (2) As to medical testimony, defense counsel's assessment of sufficiency based on what was disclosed in open file discovery does not amount to a particularized need. The proper remedy is further discovery, including issuance of subpoenas to anyone who may be uncooperative. At trial, a Rule 29 motion is the test for sufficiency.
State v. Jackson
, 192 Ohio App. 3d 617,
– State was granted leave to appeal what it claimed was an order that names of grand jury witnesses be released. Actual order turned out to be review of list by the trial judge in camera. Exercising its discretion, court concludes leave to appeal was improvidently granted.
State v. Coley
, 93 Ohio St. 3d 253, 261-263,
-- Case was initially indicted as a non-capital murder, but was reindicted following criticism by some police officers. Particularized need was not demonstrated for disclosure of grand jury minutes as court concludes reindictment was based on further investigation.
State v. Burroughs
, 165 Ohio App. 3d 172,
-- Disclosure of grand jury testimony is controlled by Crim. R. 6(E). Though a copy had been prepared at the judge's request, it was error to review it for inconsistencies pursuant to Crim R. 16(B)(1)(g) without first satisfying Rule 6.
State v. Horger
, 170 Ohio App. 3d 383,
-- Based on inconsistencies between the bill of particulars and a transcript of an interview of the victim, the court ordered the grand jury testimony be turned over to the defense. This was premature as the court needed to first review the grand jury transcript in camera to determine whether a particularized need for disclosure actually exists.
State v. Greer
(1981), 66 Ohio St. 2d 139 -- Paragraphs one, three and four of the syllabus: "(1) Disclosure of grand jury testimony, other than that of the defendant and co-defendant, is controlled by Crim. R. 6(E) and not by Crim. R. 16(B)(1)(g), and the release of any such testimony for use prior to or during trial is within the discretion of the trial court. (3) Whether particularized need for disclosure of grand jury testimony is shown is a question of fact; but generally, it is shown where from a consideration of all the surrounding circumstances it is probable that the failure to disclose the testimony will deprive the defendant of a fair adjudication of the allegations placed in issue by the witness' trial testimony. (4) When defense counsel asserts and establishes to the satisfaction of the trial court a particularized need for certain grand jury testimony, the trial court, along with the defense counsel and counsel for the state, shall examine the grand jury transcript in camera and give to defense counsel those portions of the transcript relevant to the state's witness' testimony at trial, subject to the trial court's deletion of extraneous matter, and issuance of protective orders where necessary." Also see
State v. Tenbrook
(1987), 34 Ohio Misc. 2d 14;
State v. Roberts
(1976), 50 Ohio App. 2d 237;
State v. Roberts
(1976), 50 Ohio App. 3d 237;
Dennis v. United States
State v. White
(1969), 15 Ohio St. 2d 146.
State v. Patterson
(1971), 28 Ohio St. 2d 181 -- Paragraph three of the syllabus: "Grand jury proceedings are secret, and an accused is not entitled to inspect grand jury transcripts either before or during trial unless the ends of justice require it and there is a showing by the defense that a particularized need for disclosure exists which outweighs the need for secrecy. (See
State v. Laskey
, 21 Ohio St. 2d 187, 191.)" Also see
State v. Greer
(1981), 66 Ohio St. 2d 139, paragraph two of the syllabus.
State v. Lane
(1976), 49 Ohio St. 2d 77 -- Paragraph two of the syllabus: "Where a prosecution witness is not a co-defendant, a trial court does not err in refusing to compel discovery of prior statements and of grand jury testimony given by that witness. (Crim. R. 16[B][2]; Crim. R. 16[B][3].)" [But may be available under Crim. R. 16(B)(1)(g) following testimony.]
State v. Stojetz
(1999), 84 Ohio St. 3d 452, 459 -- Crim. R. 16(B)(1)(a)(iii) requires the disclosure of grand jury testimony by codefendants, but not that of co-conspirators absent demonstration of a particularized need.
State v. Myers
(1994), 92 Ohio App. 3d 740 -- Applying
Polikoff v. Adam
(1993), 67 Ohio St. 3d 100, the prosecutor may not take an interlocutory appeal from an order that grand jury minutes be disclosed to the defense.
State v. Sellards
(1985), 17 Ohio St. 3d 169, 173 -- A defendant has demonstrated a particularized need for inspection of grand jury testimony when a witness at trial has testified to significantly different time frames than those presented in the indictment.
Petition for Disclosure of Evidence
(1980), 63 Ohio St. 2d 212 --Syllabus: "(1)
allows the court which supervises a grand jury to disclose evidence presented to the grand jury where justice requires, in civil as well as criminal actions. (2) A petition to the court which supervises a grand jury is the proper means of obtaining release of grand jury materials."
State, ex rel. Collins, v. O'Farrell
(1991), 61 Ohio St. 3d 142 -- When a person being prosecuted for a misdemeanor in Municipal Court seeks access to grand jury evidence, the proper approach is to petition the Common Pleas Court which supervises the grand jury. The Common Pleas Court may then consult with the Municipal Court as to what should be disclosed. Also see
State, ex rel. Ney, v. Allen
(1990), 64 Ohio App. 3d 574 -- Writ of prohibition issued to block disclosure order by a municipal judge.
State v. CECOS International, Inc.
(1988), 38 Ohio St. 3d 120 -- Paragraph two of the syllabus: "A corporate employee's grand jury testimony is discoverable under Crim. R. 16(B)(1)(a) when the statement concerns an alleged criminal act or omission performed on behalf of the corporation and within the scope of employment. The declarant must hold sufficient authority to impute criminal culpability to the corporation."
State v. Davis
(1985), 27 Ohio App. 3d 65 -- Particularized need for grand jury testimony was not demonstrated where defendant was able to use prior testimony before an administrative agency for impeachment purposes.
In re Special Grand Jury Investigation Concerning Organic Technologies
(1995), 74 Ohio St. 3d 30 -- A presentence investigation is not a public record subject to disclosure pursuant to
. Therefore, grand jury information filed with a presentence investigation is not subject to disclosure.
State v. Brown
(1994), 99 Ohio App. 3d 604 -- Indictment, successive bills of particulars, and jury instructions shifted somewhat as to specific conduct alleged to have constituted theft in a Medicaid fraud prosecution. Compare majority and dissent analysis of whether nature and identity of the offense was changed, and whether grand jury minutes should have been examined to determine what conduct the grand jury meant to be basis for indictment.
State v. Martin
(1993), 92 Ohio App. 3d 384 -- Judge ordered release of grand jury minutes to defendant police officer. When the officer sought to use them in a hearing before the police personnel board of review, the prosecutor obtained an injunction from another judge blocking use. Collateral attack in this manner was improper. "Injunction is not available to enjoin that which has already been accomplished or afford redress for past wrongs." The proper remedy was to seek to have the order releasing grand jury testimony voided, or to appeal it.
State ex rel. Beacon Journal Publishing Co. v. Waters
(1993), 67 Ohio St. 3d 321 -- Public records law may not be used to gain access to grand jury subpoenas and grand jury witness record book. Criminal Rule 6(E) construed as a law restricting release. However, an order of common pleas court judges is not a valid basis for exemption.
State v. Suskind
(1992), 78 Ohio App. 3d 525 -- Disclosure by the prosecutor of one page of grand jury testimony did not amount to a waiver as to the balance, for which the defendant still had to demonstrate a particularized need for disclosure.
State v. Cherry
(1995), 107 Ohio App. 3d 476 -- Possible use of grand jury testimony as a prior inconsistent statement was not enough to demonstrate particularized need for disclosure of grand jury testimony.
In re Grand Jury Investigation
(1991), 61 Ohio Misc. 2d 583 -- Hamilton County Prosecutor's request denied for release of grand jury transcripts in investigation which had led to press coverage criticizing handling by his office.
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