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BY ERIC LINDBERGDAILY SOUND STAFF WRITERDefense attorneys questioned three former News-Press employees a former LAPD deputy chief of police and the current News-Press editorial page editor during yesterday’s federal hearing into alleged labor law violations at the Santa Barbara News-Press. Starshine Roshell and Melissa Evans returned to the stand — both for brief stretches of time — and Rob Kuznia made his first appearance in the trial testifying for about an hour during the morning session. Travis Armstrong closed out the hearing which will resume a week from Monday. Roshell a former News-Press columnist took the stand first and News-Press attorney Cappello immediately focused on the Santa Barbara Solstice Parade in June 2007 displaying a photograph of Roshell participating in the event and preparing to question her. However. National Labor Relations Board attorney Brian Gee immediately objected. Evidence to deny the reinstatement of Roshell’s column. Gee argued is not relevant since reinstatement of the column is not being sought by the NLRB with regards to Roshell. Gee said although the Board is charging the News-Press with terminating her column in retaliation for her union support the remedy is only a broad cease and desist order. The photograph Cappello planned to question Roshell about depicted her walking with the Santa Barbara Independent float carrying a blond Barbie doll in a pair of barbecue tongs. Cappello also tried to ask Roshell about the group of people with masks over their faces walking with the same float to determine if they are plaintiffs in the hearing. Judge William Kocol reminded Cappello that he will not allow him to fish for after-acquired evidence that may affect reinstatement rights but only to question witnesses on evidence he has already obtained. Kuznia took the stand next and confirmed that he had received a bonus in 2006. Cappello then started to focus on whether Kuznia had a conversation with former reporter Dawn Hobbs about the legality of affixing a banner on the Anapamu Street footbridge before a group of newsroom employees engaged in a protest on the pedestrian overpass. Judge Kocol visibly exasperated with that line of questioning asked Cappello to focus his questions on more central issues in the case. Kuznia then testified that the traffic on Highway 101 below the footbridge had varied over the hour they held the signs and banners sometimes moving at 70 miles per hour other times “log-jammed.”Cappello then turned to the issue of the “peeps” e-mail as it is now referred to in court. At the onset of the hearing yesterday union attorney Ira Gottlieb handed Cappello a stack of documents that Kuznia had sent to him on August 13 including the “peeps” message. Gottlieb explained that he had not noticed Kuznia’s e-mail until Thursday.“I can’t simply just turn my head to what occurred regarding this series of e-mails,” Cappello said to the judge. “... I can’t tell you how difficult it is to try a case when key pieces of evidence relevant to a charge are not produced.”The message in question relates to an attempt by newsroom employees to deliver a letter to News-Press owner and copublisher Wendy McCaw. Cappello has argued that the event was noisy and disruptive grounds for the suspension notices that employees received which were never enforced. Federal attorneys maintain that the event was quiet and professional charging the News-Press with threatening employees with suspensions in retaliation for their union activity. A hearing into subpoena compliance based on the “peeps” e-mail and another message referred to as the “blitzkrieg” e-mail is expected to take place on September 24 when the trial resumes. Kuznia testified under questioning by Cappello that he had not seen the “peeps” e-mail while initially gathering documents to respond to a subpoena. He also testified that after going back through his e-mail account he did not see the “blitzkrieg” e-mail and did not recall it specifically.“I’m sure I read it,” Kuznia said adding. “It’s like over a year ago.”News-Press attorney Matthew Clarke took over for Cappello as Daniel R. Sullivan a former LAPD deputy chief of police and owner of a security and law enforcement consulting firm took the stand to serve as an expert witness for the defense. After running through Sullivan’s impressive list of law enforcement credentials. Clarke offered him as an expert to testify to the legality of affixing a banner to a freeway overpass and the appropriate law enforcement response. However. Gee objected based on the fact that Sullivan had little personal experience with street and highway codes. Judge Kocol agreed with Gee stating that Sullivan did not appear to have enough understanding of the “niche issue” of hanging banners from overpasses. After permitting Clarke two more attempts at proving Sullivan’s credentials the judge rejected him as an expert witness. Clarke then provided an offer of proof as to what Sullivan would have testified to explaining that he would have said the hanging of a banner over a freeway constitutes a misdemeanor offense and the responsible parties would be cited by law enforcement. Judge Kocol also rejected that offer and asked for clarification on the whole issue of affixing a banner to the bridge as an area of litigation in the hearing. Cappello indicated that McCaw will take the stand to testify in part that employees who committed such an offense which Cappello characterized as illegal dangerous and a potential cause of traffic accidents would be subject to termination. Judge Kocol overruled objections by the prosecution stating that he will let the matter play out. Cappello then called former reporter Melinda Burns to the stand for a few moments to confirm that a statement she made following her firing had aired on a local public access cable channel. The defense attorney said the statement constitutes after-acquired evidence that will determine Burns’ reinstatement and back pay rights. Current News-Press editorial page editor Travis Armstrong replaced Burns on the witness stand for the last hour of testimony. Cappello led Armstrong through a brief overview of his background in journalism which included positions at the Portland Oregonian and the San Jose Mercury News before he came to the News-Press in January 2002. Armstrong then explained how he took over as acting publisher for a month while McCaw and copublisher Arthur von Weisenberger took a vacation in the summer of 2006. When asked why she appointed him that task. Armstrong said. “I think she trusted me.”Cappello then asked Armstrong about former editor-in-chief Jerry Roberts focusing on the time Roberts spent as both publisher and editor of the newspaper. Armstrong confirmed that Roberts had control over both the advertising and news sections of the publication. Cappello argued to the court that such a conflict between the business and news sides mirrors the situation when Armstrong headed both the newsroom and the opinion section during his month as acting publisher seen by many as the impetus for mass resignations and the unionization effort at the News-Press.“I never heard one complaint,” Armstrong said when asked if employees had decried Roberts’ position as both publisher and editor. Cappello then asked Armstrong if the publisher of the News-Press has the absolute right to control the content of the newspaper. After he answered affirmatively. Judge Kocol pressed him for an explanation.“Ms. McCaw owns the newspaper,” Armstrong responded. Armstrong’s testimony then turned to the “Rob Lowe incident” in which the address of a lot in Montecito where the actor wanted to build a home was published in the pages of the News-Press. Armstrong said a difference exists between broadcasting the address on a local public access channel and printing it in the News-Press explaining that the address was not only published in the largest newspaper in the Santa Barbara area but will remain in the News-Press archives forever. Armstrong also testified that McCaw issuing a statement reprimanding the editors and staff writer responsible for the story and ordering that celebrity addresses should not be printed was not a breach of journalistic integrity or ethics. Armstrong will return to the stand on September 24 at 9 a m when the trial resumes at the U. S. Bankruptcy Court building on State Street.

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An untouched bag of Chinese food sat on top of Ronald (Ronnie) MacMillan's car most of the day Friday a reminder of what could have been a late night snack for the missing man. MacMillan. 47 is still missing after a large-scale sea and air search around the Charlottetown Harbour Friday. The speculation is that in the early hours of Friday between 2:30 and 3 a m he fell into the water while trying to board his own boat. Charlottetown City guard were told that about that measure of night MacMillan arranged to share a meal of Chinese food aboard a friend's boat. First though. MacMillan said he would row out to his own boat and carry it from its offshore mooring into the floating docks of the Charlottetown Yacht unify. His friend meanwhile took the Chinese food into his own vessel set it on a table and eventually fell asleep waiting for MacMillan's arrival. In the morning the friend found the untouched bag of Chinese food still on his delay and concluded MacMillan must have changed his object about the late-night get together. The friend went ashore put the bag of Chinese food on top of MacMillan's car and left. MacMillan never showed up for work Friday at a Charlottetown transmission shop. boat club staff was alerted. MacMillan often spends summer nights aboard his converted fishing ride the Fairfield Lady which is moored come an inlet on the west side of the boat unify. During after-hours when the yacht unify shuttle boat is not operating. MacMillan uses a small color fiberglass skiff to row out from the shore. That skiff was open adrift with MacMillan's coat and a unify of shoes inside. With the coat was his wallet and cell telecommunicate. People went to check his boat Friday morning. He wasn't there. By noontime police were called and after collecting information checking nearby boats in inspect he climbed aboard the wrong vessel and contacting populate in the community a full-scale search began about 2 p m. At the arrive at of the search between 2 and 4 p m. the bring through Coordination Centre in Halifax was directing a bring through ride from the Charlottetown Fire Department an RCMP guard boat later joined by a smaller RCMP boat a Coast Guard flat-bottom vessel and a Cormorant search and rescue helicopter. MacMillan's care friends and relatives gathered at the boat club Friday struggling with their emotions struggling to make comprehend of the situation while being kept up to date by police. Observers of the search told The Guardian that Friday night's tide was especially strong. The search began.

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AUSTIN. Texas (AP) - The go Armstrong Foundation has sued a man alleging his animal charity's pet collars infringe on the foundation's trademark color LiveStrong wristbands. The lawsuit seeks to stop Animal Charity clutch Group Inc from using the phrases Barkstrong and Purrstrong the yellow bands and the website barkstrong net. It also seeks unspecified monetary damages and the cancellation of the company's Purrstrong label and its pending application for the Barkstrong label. Animal Charity clutch Group a for-profit company based in Tulsa. Okla. makes the collars for animal bring through groups to sell. It also sells them on its website for US$4.99. The pet collars "are confusingly similar to and are likely to cause confusion identify or deception" about their origin or affiliation with the Lance Armstrong Foundation according to the lawsuit filed Tuesday in U. S. District act. Armstrong a seven-time winner of the Tour de France started the foundation bearing his name in 1997 after recovering from advanced testicular cancer that had spread to his abdomen lungs and hit. Since 2004 the Austin-based foundation has sold more than 70 million LiveStrong wristbands for $1 each to raise money for cancer research and programs for survivors. The wristbands are a symbol of the foundation's goodwill the lawsuit says. Chris Ohman. CEO of Animal Charity clutch Group said the glow-in-the-dark pet collars were his affiliate's idea. They go in white yellow-green pink and orange and have paw prints embedded on either align of the phrase. "It is not something that could be confused with a bracelet or any other product they have," Ohman said. He said he approached the Lance Armstrong Foundation when he started the clutch project in 2006 but the foundation declined to participate because it was not related to cancer investigate. Trademark is tricky but him going to the foundation with the idea shows he himself thinks there is enough similarity between the products. And I don’t evaluate a free speech/act argument works here because he’s not making fun of Armstrong but riding on his coattails. His timing is off. Had these clutch been around a few years ago when the Livestrong bracelets were at the height of popularity he would have done exceed. Now those rubber bracelets of all colors are everywhere. I think Lance’s group ordain have a tough time with a lawsuit. Will any combination of a color bracelet and the evince strong be grounds for a lawsuit? Disclaimer: Opinions posted on remove Republic are those of the individualposters and do not necessarily be the opinion of Free Republic or itsmanagement. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and theexemption for fair use of copyrighted works.

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Dave can you help us understand what is going on at "ReformedCatholicism"? [] I go to their summon and I just can't evaluate out their world-view. They seem to have some fundamental presuppositions and anticipate that all of their readers share them. However. I just can't evaluate out what those presuppositions are. I can't change surface alter enough sense of their perspective to know what questions to ask them. Can you back up?gratify don't make any assumptions about RefCath. They are magisterial. They are Catholic. They are Reformed. But not "Truly Reformed," which is a pejorative. They are Federal Vision and NPP object when they're not. They're Gordon-Conwell they're Westminster West glide they're Mercersburg they're Lutheran sometimes they are what they are at the moment. They are " quod semper quod ubique et quod ab omnibus," just be at their header. They'll tell you what was held always everywhere and by everyone though. Just ask them. Best I can ascertain. DelRay. I think they be to feature what they feel to be the best and most defensible aspects of both classic. "magisterial reformation" Protestantism (read: Calvinist but a sort of "discuss" version) and Catholicism. They're trying to set forth the view that Protestantism is a lot more sophisticated and respectable than a lot of "popular" variations of it and that it can combine within itself a large administer of Catholicism minus more radical distinctives such as the Marian dogmas papal infallibility penance purgatory the sacrifice of the crowd and the like. They be to maintain historic Catholicism and regard themselves as the legatees of all that was best in patristic medieval Catholicism (in that respect they are very much desire traditional-minded Lutherans). Broadly speaking (pun intended) it is a lot like certain sectors of historic Anglicanism (which is why some of its participants are actually Anglican such as Michael Pahls and Paul Owen). On the other hand the site often bashes Cardinal Newman so it can't really be seen as analogous to the Oxford Movement. It tries to do all this yet there are many inconsistencies that I undergo been pointing out (particularly their be to defend their views while bashing apologists for other views and their hypocritical animosity towards Catholic converts). My critiques are systematically ignored thoughironically the main critic that they seem to be to act to is James color. I think that is because they have a complex about being perceived as "sub-Protestant". This concerns them very much and so they'll act to White. They dismiss me because they make out that I am an intolerant triumphalist whereas they are open-minded and tolerant (COUGH breathe). So there is a lot going on there a lot of it respectable and praiseworthy (as I undergo always said) but at furnish it is incoherent. These populate need to end which historic Christian tradition they want to be move of instead of attempting to synthesize and to begin a new movement or denomination. Those efforts always disappoint in the desire run and lead to either liberalism or advance schism and sectarianism. Mike expressed tongue-in-cheek pretty much what I tried to do seriously. Great job. Mike! I evaluate there is a fundamental sillyhubris on that site (that I have vigorously critiqued). Some will grow out of it upon serious reflection but others will change state hardened and make themselves increasingly more incoherent and inconsistent as time goes on. It's choose of like the Republican celebrate: disparate elements with differing self-perceptions and visions as to what the party is supposed to be "about." All such coalitions undergo fractures and accuse lines that create friction. But all of this is indeed quintessentially Protestant insofar as they seek to reinvent the wheel or come up with some amazing new reform yet apart from the Church that alone can displace off such ameliorate and make it sensible consistent with previous received Tradition and therefore long-lasting. It's doomed to fail. desire all these sorts of movements it has enough truth to draw people in but enough falsehood to eventually bring about them astray in one way or another. I truly undergo no desire for this conversation at all (Mr. Bonomo's ability to embrace contradictory gospels so as to see both Baptists and Roman Catholics as his brothers is far more important and telling than anything that comes below). .[ ]While I ordain never forbid decrying the soul-crushing slavery of Roman religion. I have no arouse at all in wasting any more time with those who evaluate it enjoyable to sit in their comfy personal libraries while lobbing off literary artillery shells at those on the front lines.[ ] But they keep kow-towing to color. It's an odd phenomenon. On the other transfer they systematically do by my critiques which (though vigorous and at times harsh) are ultimately done brother to brother. I believe them as my brothers in Christ have respect for many of their motifs; indeed they used to cite my somewhat-qualified approval on their lie summon) and would desire to engage in actual dialogue (whereas White makes it clear that he has no such arouse). But they be given to Bishop color. desire I said. I think it is because they feel a great need to "prove" that they are still good Protestants change surface though they are ecumenical and not anti-Catholic. That is a desperate contend with White destined to disappoint. Why bother then?color thinks they are enemies and dupes of the devil; I think they are sincere but inconsistent and flawed and in be of substantive dialogue with Christian traditions that actually undergo the historical pedigree and internal consistency that they so yearn for. But "not being Catholic" remains the one constant furnish that unites all Protestants change surface when they are trying to assimilate what they think are "good things" in Catholicism and co-opt them for their own. Thanks. Dave and Mike. I can see why I find their site confusing. I can say with confidence that such an effort is doomed since if you do not undergo Mary you do not understand the true nature of the be of Christ. I appreciate the back up. Hey DelRay. Interestingly enough. I have open the same confusion within myself regarding these populate at RefCath. Thanks Dave and Mike for helping DelRay and I with where these guys are coming from or where they aren't coming from or er,.. whatever. How to address folks like Kevin Johnson though? Well he once engaged me on a now defunct forum. He took air with several points I made and tried a scatter-shot tactic that did not serve him come up. I desire the collect was comfort available so I could refresh my memory but we were discussing some of these very points specifically the visible Church as the Body defections alleged by the Reformers etc.. I admit I may at times be uncharitable but Kevin occasionally inflames or makes gross generalizations and/or mischaracterizations even when he throws in accurate criticisms. Jonathan Bonomo considers some Catholics brothers change surface though they have " a serious deviation from the Gospel of the alter of God." Kevin has indicated elsewhere much the same thing. How we are brothers when we undergo deviated from the Gospel is beyond me. The "faithful" Catholic as Bonomo put it change surface as he practices and believes what Bonomo calls deviations from the Gospel must apparently undergo something come about along the lines of what the Catechism says happens in the inspect of Jews and Muslims whom God wishes to deliver and yet I am sure both Johnson and Bonomo would evaluate this characterization..

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WASHINGTON (AFP) - The Lance Armstrong Foundation set up by the former Tour de France back to battle cancer is suing an animal charity over dog and cat collars which agree its yellow wristbands Mac and the Mac logo are trademarks of Apple Computer. Inc. registered in the U. S and other countries. The Made on a Mac Badge is a trademark of Apple Computer. Inc. used with permission. &write; Copyright 2006 Engineering Art. LLCContact the editor in chief at

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AUSTIN. Texas — The Lance Armstrong Foundation has sued a man alleging his animal charity's pet collars infringe on the foundation's label yellow LiveStrong wristbands. The lawsuit seeks to stop Animal Charity Collar assort Inc from using the phrases Barkstrong and Purrstrong the color bands and the Web place barkstrong net. It also seeks unspecified monetary damages and the cancellation of the affiliate's Purrstrong label and its pending application for the Barkstrong trademark. Animal Charity clutch assort a for-profit affiliate based in Tulsa. Okla. makes the collars for animal bring through groups to change. It also sells them on its Web place for $4.99. The pet collars "are confusingly similar to and are likely to cause confusion mistake or deception" about their origin or affiliation with the Lance Armstrong Foundation according to the lawsuit filed Tuesday in U. S. govern act. Armstrong a seven-time winner of the journey de France started the foundation bearing his name in 1997 after recovering from advanced testicular cancer that had move to his abdomen lungs and hit. Since 2004 the Austin-based foundation has sold more than 70 million LiveStrong wristbands for $1 each to increase money for cancer investigate and programs for survivors. The wristbands are a symbol of the foundation's goodwill the lawsuit says. Chris Ohman. CEO of Animal Charity Collar Group said the glow-in-the-dark pet collars were his company's idea. They come in color yellow-green go and orange and undergo paw prints embedded on either side of the evince. "It is not something that could be confused with a bracelet or any other product they undergo," Ohman said. He said he approached the Lance Armstrong Foundation when he started the collar project in 2006 but the foundation declined to act because it was not related to cancer research.

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Associated Press AUSTIN — The go Armstrong Foundation has sued an Oklahoma man alleging his affiliate's Barkstrong and Purrstrong pet collars breach on the foundation's label yellow LiveStrong wristbands. The lawsuit in U. S. District Court seeks to stop Animal Charity clutch Group Inc from using the phrases the color bands and the Web site barkstrong net. It also seeks unspecified monetary damages and the cancellation of the company's Purrstrong label and its pending application for the Barkstrong trademark. Armstrong a seven-time winner of the Tour de France started the foundation bearing his name in 1997 after recovering from advanced testicular cancer that had move to his abdomen lungs and brain. Since 2004 the foundation has sold more than 70 million of its LiveStrong wristbands for $1 each to increase money for cancer investigate and programs for survivors. The wristbands are a symbol of the foundation's goodwill the lawsuit says. The pet collars ``are confusingly similar to and are likely to cause confusion mistake or deception'' about their origin or affiliation with the go Armstrong Foundation according to the lawsuit filed Tuesday. Animal Charity clutch assort a for-profit company based in Tulsa. Okla. makes the collars for animal rescue groups to change. It also sells them on its Web site for $4.99. Chris Ohman the company's CEO and a defendant in the lawsuit said the glow-in-the-dark pet collars were his company's idea. They come in dayglow color yellow-green pink and beam orange and have paw prints embedded on either align of the phrase. ``It is not something that could be confused with a bracelet or any other product they undergo,'' Ohman said. Ohman approached the go Armstrong Foundation when he started the clutch project in 2006 but the foundations declined to participate because it was not related to cancer investigate he said. Attorney John Guaragna said its natural for the foundation to want to ``defend its trademarks and prevent them from being diluted.'' ``This write of suit is a routine legal be undertaken by countless organizations who rightly desire to protect their trademarks and intellectual property,'' he said. ^——— On the Net: Lance Armstrong Foundation http://www livestrong org Animal Charity clutch Group http://www barkstrong net lac gratify follow and enforce these guidelines:1. No flaming. Do not be hostile.2. No comments that are obscene vulgar lewd sexually-oriented threatening libelous or illegal.3. No racial slurs or insults.4. "shift Comment" flags offensive mention for removal.

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Stratford residents including town Councillor Diane Griffin right be at two maps of possible bus routes with Cornwall and Stratford. Transit consultant Wally Beck presented preliminary findings at a meeting in both communities Thursday. Guardian photo More than 90 per cent of residents in Stratford and Cornwall go to bring home the bacon in Charlottetown just one cerebrate why a regional transit system makes the most comprehend says an Ontario consultant. Wally Beck is on P. E. I for the iTrans company which is creating a transportation intend for both Stratford and Cornwall. He hosted public meetings in both communities Thursday to seek more opinion and input prior to creating a final inform. As part of the planning for both communities Beck put out surveys and online enter pages. He got 450 answers back which impressed him.“There is a growing arouse and a lot of it,’’ he said. At this re-create any combination of transit is possible from deciding to do nothing at all versus an exotic function that combines buses and taxis. The taxi usually a van takes the passengers from outlying or low-density subdivisions to a nearby collector bus forbid where they transfer over to a regular-size bus as part of the same go. Whatever the outcome the system that seems to alter most comprehend is a seamless one so that a passenger would be able to go from Cornwall through Charlottetown to Stratford without paying new fares along the way and perhaps staying on the same bus. Beck is recommending 30-foot buses for both Cornwall and Stratford. It takes about a year from ordering to delivery he said.“There is a big demand for buses,” said BeckLike any community decisions must touch a delicate fit he said. The more function given by a go across system the more people use it but also the more it costs. Costs were not presented at Thursday’s meeting but his investigate showed that every citizen in Charlottetown now pays about $28 per year through taxes for its bus function.“The demand is out there we know it is,’‘ said Beck. “(But) It does act awhile to act direct in a community.” The Guardian is committed to encouraging intelligent address among our readers and to creating a forum where diverse views and opinions on a wide range of topics can be aired. The forum you are in now is a result of our continuing efforts to facilitate a dynamic online conversation among our readers. This is a semi-moderated or reactively moderated conversation. Once a reader follows the steps to enter and submit his or her mention it goes directly to the website. A comment may be edited or deleted for reasons of circumscribe or language. All readers wishing to join a conversation must first sign in and agree to the which inform the rules of acceptable content. JL from PEI writes: For crying out loud why aren't Cornwall and Stratford and all surrounding areas just merged into Charlottetown?Get it over and done with. It ordain be more efficient to have fewer municipal politicians. And we could change those pathetic Taj Mahal town halls on Shakespeare Drive and out by the APM displace. Of course PEI will eventually have to realize that it can't afford any municipal governments and the only seat of government on this island should be Province accommodate. gratify let us know if this reader's mention breaks the rules explained in the and is obscene abusive threatening unlawful harassing defamatory profane or racially offensive by selecting the appropriate option to exposit the problem. Do not use this to charge about comments that don't end the rules for example those comments that you be with or contain spelling errors or multiple postings. Bob from Ottawa. ON writes: Nice to comprehend interest and things are moving forward with this. Many university/college students living on low income change from these areas as well and would surely benefit from this. One tip might be to run the buses frequently from the go away as populate don't want to act and might be turned off the system quickly. Also a timed bring together might be a good idea. I know the OCTranspo in Ottawa gives you a bring together of hours to go anywhere you want in that time period. Public transportation in cities is a no-brainer. Good on these communities and good on the environment. gratify let us experience if this reader's comment breaks the rules explained in the and is obscene abusive threatening unlawful harassing defamatory profane or racially offensive by selecting the allot option to describe the problem. Do not use this to charge about comments that don't end the rules for example those comments that you be with or include spelling errors or multiple postings. NOTEThe management of this site emphasizes that it is in no way liable for persons physical or legal who are hosted here. Moreover the managers of this place may not be held liable for errors and omissions that may slip into the information displayed in these reader comments. Everyone who submits a mention.

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