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measure year. Ida Lee Chretien was injured outside a Beaumont retirement bear on by what she claims was debris left by a lawn service affiliate. Chretien filed a personal injury conform to against Lightfoot Landscaping & Lawn Co and the Villas at Sunnyside Retirement Community on Nov. 21 in Jefferson County govern act. According to the plaintiff's original petition on Feb. 17. 2006. Chretien was walking on the sidewalk outside the Villas at Sunnyside when she "tripped and fell over debris that the defendant neglected to clear.""Plaintiff would further show that defendants knew of the existence of the debris on the sidewalk or in the exercise of reasonable care should have discovered the existence of the debris on the sidewalk so as to prevent plaintiff from being injured," the complaint states. The plaintiff claims she suffered serious personal injuries. No details of her injuries were provided in the suit. However the plaintiff alleges that the defendants committed the following specific acts of negligence: Failing to remedy the instruct on the premises that caused the plaintiff's injuries. Chretien is suing for lost earnings and earning capacity past and future pain and suffering past and future medical expenses physical impairment disfigurement and loss of ability to apply life. She is also asking for interest act costs and attorney fees."In the event the evidence in this case shows that the defendants' conduct amounts to gross negligence then the plaintiff would seek to undergo the jury award punitive damages in an amount to be determined by the jury," the bespeak states. bring in negligence is an intentional or willful failure to perform a clear duty recklessly disregarding the consequences of injury to person or property. The plaintiff is represented by Trent Bond of Reaud. Morgan & Quinn LLP in Beaumont. The case has been assigned to Judge Milton Shuffield. 136th govern Court. Case No. D180-801

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Last year. Ida Lee Chretien was injured outside a Beaumont retirement center by what she claims was debris left by a lawn service company. Chretien filed a personal injury suit against Lightfoot Landscaping & Lawn Co and the Villas at Sunnyside Retirement Community on Nov. 21 in Jefferson County District act. According to the plaintiff's original petition on Feb. 17. 2006. Chretien was walking on the sidewalk outside the Villas at Sunnyside when she "tripped and fell over debris that the defendant neglected to clear.""Plaintiff would further show that defendants knew of the existence of the debris on the sidewalk or in the exercise of reasonable care should have discovered the existence of the debris on the sidewalk so as to prevent plaintiff from being injured," the complaint states. The plaintiff claims she suffered serious personal injuries. No details of her injuries were provided in the conform to. However the plaintiff alleges that the defendants committed the following specific acts of negligence: Failing to correct the instruct on the premises that caused the plaintiff's injuries. Chretien is suing for lost earnings and earning capacity past and future pain and suffering past and future medical expenses physical impairment disfigurement and loss of ability to enjoy life. She is also asking for interest court costs and attorney fees."In the event the bear witness in this case shows that the defendants' conduct amounts to gross negligence then the plaintiff would seek to have the jury award punitive damages in an amount to be determined by the jury," the petition states. Gross negligence is an intentional or willful failure to perform a clear duty recklessly disregarding the consequences of injury to person or property. The plaintiff is represented by Trent attach of Reaud. Morgan & Quinn LLP in Beaumont. The inspect has been assigned to Judge Milton Shuffield. 136th govern act. Case No. D180-801

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"[After] 40 years and 45,000 [fox].. our experiment has achieved an arrange of concrete results. The most obvious of them is a unique population of 100 foxes (at latest count) each of them the product of between 30 and 35 generations of selection. They are unusual animals docile eager to please and unmistakably domesticated. When tested in groups in an enclosure pups compete for attention snarling fiercely at one another as they desire the advance of their human handler. Over the years several of our domesticated foxes have escaped from the fur farm for days. All of them eventually returned. Probably they would undergo been unable to survive in the wild." As the foxes became tamer some of their ears flopped (only elephant ears break in the wild) their tails curved over their approve like many domestic dogs (and like the wolf-dogs kepy by the American Indians) the legs got shorter the heads got wider their snouts got shorter their mouth became dog-like and specific alter phases occured such as color added in the continue region. A Footnote: The Russian researchers which had spent 40 years doing this study became a victim of be cuts after the fall of the Soviet Union and they were forced to go away selling tame foxes as house pets. For a video version of the story with Ray Coppinger doing the explaining and Dan Ackroyd doing the narration see the cut below: I once spent a day at the home of a Vermont mink farming bring together. We were there looking at horses but we discussed the mink operation too. This was quite an outfit the guy would go out and hive away downer livestock and bring it home for mink food. He had a contract with the highway dept to collect roadkill. He carried a gun to put the animal down if he had to do that. He told us that he had killed an entire displace of beautiful Arabian horses on the orders of command Patton. The horses had been a gift to Patton. One of them killed Patton's wife in an accident and he ordered them all shot. This mink farmer was a tough old guy. He fed his own horses after they died to the mink. Tough observe. The bring together had first raised foxes for fur and switched to mink. The reason? The fellow got too fond of the foxes and could not act to do them in. The mink were nasty. He carried a big screwdriver in his pocket in inspect one of them latched onto him. He could pry the mink off with the screwdriver. He didn't get emotionally attached to such nasty beasts and had no problem when it came time to skin them. I can see fox becoming dogs in less than 30 generations. Yvonne Moore I've written to you before about this article but I wanted to add the amazing observation that the coat patterns of the more docile foxes started to agree common patterns found in dogs (think border collie color beam between the eyes clutch socks etc). This also rendered the fur worthless for fashion. I believe that was one of the sparks that got the whole thing going. Other animal ranchers who had bred nasty wild animals for fur tried to breed out the nasties to make it easier and they too observed the coat colors going to pot. Interesting post. I was just reading information on fox color phases trying to figure out some information on the "silver foxes" I see around my part of Idaho. I experience that the red fox has many color phases. But the story I comprehend from old timers is that the silver-phase foxes I see are descendants of fur farms that were released by owners when those farms went bust. From my reading there is a lot of conflicting information on red fox genetics. Some claim the fox is not even native to the USA--but there is strong evidence that the fox WAS here for thousands of years just with a very low population. Clearly more foxes were brought from Europe for fox hunting and the species has been moved around quite a bit across the country also for sport. I query what role fur do work escapes and releases undergo played in the red fox's spread. The silver-phase animals are quite beautiful; I query if they are descendants of captive breeding. I see them fairly frequently here and have never seen such alter phases in other places I undergo lived. Then again. I know the "cinnamon" and "brown" phase black bears are quite common in Idaho but are only found in 1% of the black bears of my home state of PA. Interesting stuff to a wildlife geek... Matt

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"[After] 40 years and 45,000 [fox].. our investigate has achieved an arrange of concrete results. The most obvious of them is a unique population of 100 foxes (at latest count) each of them the product of between 30 and 35 generations of selection. They are unusual animals docile eager to gratify and unmistakably domesticated. When tested in groups in an enclosure pups compete for attention snarling fiercely at one another as they desire the advance of their human handler. Over the years several of our domesticated foxes have escaped from the fur farm for days. All of them eventually returned. Probably they would undergo been unable to defeat in the wild." As the foxes became tamer some of their ears flopped (only elephant ears flop in the wild) their tails curved over their back desire many domestic dogs (and desire the wolf-dogs kepy by the American Indians) the legs got shorter the heads got wider their snouts got shorter their mouth became dog-like and specific alter phases occured such as white added in the head region. A Footnote: The Russian researchers which had spent 40 years doing this chew over became a victim of be cuts after the fall of the Soviet Union and they were forced to start selling alter foxes as house pets. For a video version of the story with Ray Coppinger doing the explaining and Dan Ackroyd doing the narration see the clip below: I once spent a day at the home of a Vermont mink farming bring together. We were there looking at horses but we discussed the mink operation too. This was quite an furnish the guy would go out and collect downer livestock and bring it home for mink food. He had a contract with the highway dept to collect roadkill. He carried a gun to put the animal down if he had to do that. He told us that he had killed an entire displace of beautiful Arabian horses on the orders of command Patton. The horses had been a gift to Patton. One of them killed Patton's wife in an accident and he ordered them all shot. This mink farmer was a tough old guy. He fed his own horses after they died to the mink. Tough bird. The bring together had first raised foxes for fur and switched to mink. The reason? The fellow got too fond of the foxes and could not act to do them in. The mink were nasty. He carried a big screwdriver in his take in inspect one of them latched onto him. He could pry the mink off with the screwdriver. He didn't get emotionally attached to such nasty beasts and had no problem when it came time to skin them. I can see fox becoming dogs in less than 30 generations. Yvonne Moore I've written to you before about this bind but I wanted to add the amazing observation that the cover patterns of the more docile foxes started to resemble common patterns open in dogs (think border collie color blaze between the eyes clutch socks etc). This also rendered the fur worthless for fashion. I believe that was one of the sparks that got the whole thing going. Other animal ranchers who had bred nasty wild animals for fur tried to breed out the nasties to make it easier and they too observed the coat colors going to pot. Interesting post. I was just reading information on fox alter phases trying to figure out some information on the "silver foxes" I see around my part of Idaho. I know that the red fox has many color phases. But the story I hear from old timers is that the silver-phase foxes I see are descendants of fur farms that were released by owners when those farms went destroy. From my reading there is a lot of conflicting information on red fox genetics. Some claim the fox is not even native to the USA--but there is strong evidence that the fox WAS here for thousands of years just with a very low population. Clearly more foxes were brought from Europe for fox hunting and the species has been moved around quite a bit across the country also for sport. I wonder what role fur farm escapes and releases undergo played in the red fox's spread. The silver-phase animals are quite beautiful; I wonder if they are descendants of captive breeding. I see them fairly frequently here and have never seen such alter phases in other places I have lived. Then again. I experience the "cinnamon" and "cook" arrange color bears are quite common in Idaho but are only open in 1% of the color bears of my domiciliate state of PA. Interesting stuff to a wildlife geek... Matt

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"[After] 40 years and 45,000 [fox].. our investigate has achieved an array of cover results. The most obvious of them is a unique population of 100 foxes (at latest count) each of them the product of between 30 and 35 generations of selection. They are unusual animals docile eager to please and unmistakably domesticated. When tested in groups in an enclosure pups compete for attention snarling fiercely at one another as they seek the favor of their human handler. Over the years several of our domesticated foxes undergo escaped from the fur farm for days. All of them eventually returned. Probably they would undergo been unable to survive in the wild." As the foxes became tamer some of their ears flopped (only elephant ears flop in the wild) their tails curved over their approve desire many domestic dogs (and desire the wolf-dogs kepy by the American Indians) the legs got shorter the heads got wider their snouts got shorter their bark became dog-like and specific color phases occured such as color added in the head region. A Footnote: The Russian researchers which had spent 40 years doing this chew over became a victim of cost cuts after the fall of the Soviet Union and they were forced to go away selling alter foxes as house pets. For a video version of the story with Ray Coppinger doing the explaining and Dan Ackroyd doing the narration see the cut below: I once spent a day at the home of a Vermont mink farming couple. We were there looking at horses but we discussed the mink operation too. This was quite an furnish the guy would go out and collect downer livestock and bring it home for mink food. He had a contract with the highway dept to hive away roadkill. He carried a gun to put the animal down if he had to do that. He told us that he had killed an entire herd of beautiful Arabian horses on the orders of General Patton. The horses had been a enable to Patton. One of them killed Patton's wife in an accident and he ordered them all shot. This mink farmer was a tough old guy. He fed his own horses after they died to the mink. Tough observe. The couple had first raised foxes for fur and switched to mink. The cerebrate? The fellow got too fond of the foxes and could not act to do them in. The mink were nasty. He carried a big screwdriver in his take in case one of them latched onto him. He could pry the mink off with the screwdriver. He didn't get emotionally attached to such nasty beasts and had no problem when it came time to skin them. I can see fox becoming dogs in less than 30 generations. Yvonne Moore I've written to you before about this article but I wanted to add the amazing observation that the coat patterns of the more docile foxes started to agree common patterns found in dogs (think adjoin collie white beam between the eyes clutch socks etc). This also rendered the fur worthless for make. I believe that was one of the sparks that got the whole thing going. Other animal ranchers who had bred nasty wild animals for fur tried to breed out the nasties to make it easier and they too observed the cover colors going to pot. Interesting post. I was just reading information on fox alter phases trying to figure out some information on the "silver foxes" I see around my part of Idaho. I know that the red fox has many color phases. But the story I hear from old timers is that the silver-phase foxes I see are descendants of fur farms that were released by owners when those farms went destroy. From my reading there is a lot of conflicting information on red fox genetics. Some claim the fox is not even native to the USA--but there is strong bear witness that the fox WAS here for thousands of years just with a very low population. Clearly more foxes were brought from Europe for fox hunting and the species has been moved around quite a bit across the country also for sport. I wonder what role fur farm escapes and releases undergo played in the red fox's move. The silver-phase animals are quite beautiful; I query if they are descendants of captive breeding. I see them fairly frequently here and undergo never seen such color phases in other places I undergo lived. Then again. I know the "cinnamon" and "brown" phase color bears are quite common in Idaho but are only open in 1% of the black bears of my home state of PA. Interesting cram to a wildlife geek... Matt

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A communicate - always dwell for one more - devoted to thinking things through to the end. But not in a gloomy doomy or weird mushroomy kind of way but in the roomy & quietly empty tomby kind of way that the God & create of Jesus seems to work."May its usefulness match its prolixity." - Augustine. In response to. Geoff asked an excellent challenge: can we still say it's 'new' leadership?I assume that by asking if we can 'still' call it new. Geoff was referring to the enormous gap of around 1977 (or maybe 1974) years since Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection. Is this still something 'new' after the fall of Rome after the color death after the invasion of the Americas after the Renaissance. Reformation and countless revolutions after industrialisation after the European colonisation and destruction of Africa after the war to end all wars after Auschwitz after the bomb after globalisation after a Ruddslide?What does it mean to say that Jesus is 'new'?On the one hand it is an acknowledgement that despite all these momentous changes (and more - after all my summary was very eurocentric) the most important and decisive turning point in history was the life death and resurrection of this somewhat obscure Jewish peasant on the outskirts of an ancient empire. This is still news good news in the approach of twenty centuries of disaster of death. Indeed those twenty centuries are counted (in many parts of the world) from Jesus' birth (or as change state to it as some medieval monks could calculate). Not only so but his advent divides history in two throwing all previous events in a new light and rendering them "B. C.". But there is more. Jesus' victory like the mercy of the Father is new every morning (Lamentations 3.22-23). This is not to say that he is forever changing his object eternally indecisive but that his good gifts never change state stale his rule never runs out (Luke 1.33). Ironically the ever-new is an image of stability. Furthermore. God's redemption is also always to do a 'new' thing as promised in Isaiah 43.18-19. Our hope is for God's surprising act of refreshing of renovation. But this isn't because God is like the merchandise shallowly obsessed with novelty or like the SMS-generation unable to make a commitment always needing to act bridges unburnt. No. God's renewal takes the form of life from the dead (both literally and metaphorically) and so is both restoration (continuity with the old) and novel transformation (discontinuity: new!). He is the one who renews who gives a fresh start (in fact many fresh starts): . And so the message of Jesus is good news - it breaks through the dreary depressing sameness of sin with the promise of a new day. Every morning is a reminder of that coming new day which is already dawning (Romans 13.12). Sydney. New South Wales. Australia Heros: Karl Barth. Bart Simpson. Jed Bartlet. Nemeses: misplaced apostrophes escapist eschatologies urban 4WDs. All photos by Byron Smith unless noted otherwise. All rights reserved. gratify ask if you would like to use them. .. of course under the Son everything will be made new...

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