Wyo.: Private juvenile facilities draw ACLU attention:

Wyo.: Private juvenile facilities draw ACLU attention
Thursday April 24, 12:29 pm ETWyo.: Private juvenile facilities draw ACLU attention: Financial News – Yahoo! Finance Mead Gruver, Associated Press Writer

Conditions at privately-run Wyoming juvenile facilities draw ACLU attention

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — The American Civil Liberties Union said it’s concerned about conditions in Wyoming’s two privately run juvenile detention centers and would like to hear from youth who’ve spent time in the jails.

The ACLU’s interest follows state investigations of alleged neglect at the Regional Juvenile Detention Center in Casper and of safety concerns at the Jeffrey C. Wardle Academy in Cheyenne.

“At both of these facilities, there didn’t seem to be the kind of safety that needed to be provided for juveniles,” said Linda Burt, executive director of the ACLU in Wyoming. “That’s a huge concern.”

Wyoming Department of Family Services officials said last week they’ve been looking into why staff at the Natrona County facility didn’t immediately report alleged recent incidents including an assault between two boys.

The Department of Family Services investigated the Cheyenne facility last summer, saying youths there had sex with one another and access to drugs.

Department of Family Services spokeswoman Juliette Rule said the ACLU’s interest in the facilities didn’t surprise her.

“It’s a disturbing situation and we too are concerned about it,” Rule said.

Cheyenne-based Frontier Correctional Systems has been running both centers. Cornerstone Programs Corp., a company based in Centennial, Colo., last month began a three-month process of taking over the facilities. State officials say the alleged incidents happened before the takeover began.

Burt said she hoped that people who’ve been in the facilities could offer a clearer picture of staffing, discipline, education and medical treatment.

She pointed out that the Casper facility used to be Natrona County’s adult jail until the late 1990s. After the ACLU filed suit because of overcrowding, the county built a new jail and began using the old jail to house juveniles — a solution that was supposed to be temporary but has lasted more than a decade.

“Why was a facility that was not deemed acceptable for adults given to kids? What sense does that make?” Burt said.

Burt didn’t rule out filing suit again, depending on circumstances.

“Our idea initially is always to work things out in the best way we can prior to considering litigation. But for the ACLU, that is always an option,” she said.

Natrona County Sheriff Mark Benton did not return a phone message seeking comment Wednesday. A receptionist at the Wardle Academy said she didn’t know how to reach Frontier Correctional Systems CEO John Harrison and declined to take a message.

Rule said Wednesday that conditions at the Wardle Academy have improved. She credited the department’s focus on that facility since last summer as well as Cornerstone’s takeover.

“It’s a different picture; it’s a different operation now,” Rule said.

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Indiana County Human Services Calendar

Indiana County Human Services Calendar

 

* Indiana County Prescription Assistance Program helps promote enrollment for county residents who have no prescription drug coverage and cannot afford prescriptions necessary to treat health conditions. This program, through the Indiana County Health Advisory Council and Indiana County Community Action Program, provides information about prescription discount programs and assistance in completing applications for programs. …

It also provides education and outreach and services as a forum to provide physicians with the resources and support needed to assist patients with prescribed medications. To be eligible for the program, county residents must be 19 to 64 years old with no participation in Medicare Part D, no prescription drug coverage and have a chronic health problem. Participants must have an income less than 125 percent of the federal poverty level guidelines. This is not an emergency prescription service. For more information, call Debra Pennington at (724) 465-2657 83 or dpennington@iccap.net.

* Kiwanis Baby Cupboard and Indiana County Community Action Inc. are offering to provide diapers at $2 a pack (four packages a month in medium, large and extra large) to qualifying county families with an income lower than 150 percent of the federal poverty guideline. Call Arlene Anderson, AmeriCorps Vista volunteer, at (724) 465-2657, ext. 211, for more information and/or to register. Diapers will be distributed at the ICCAP food bank at 1849 South Sixth St., Indiana.

* The Salvation Army’s Ark of Learning Tutoring Program provides free one-hour tutoring sessions up to three times per week for children ages 4 to 18 in a variety of subjects, including math, reading, spelling, English, science and geography. The preschool program concentrates on alphabet and reading readiness and numbers and shape recognition. For more information, call (724) 465-2530.

CLASSES

* All About Baby provides a forum for new parents to discuss ways to manage changes in lifestyle while caring for baby. Grandparents, babysitters and other caregivers are welcome. For more information, call Indiana Regional Medical Center at (724) 357-8088.

* Breathing Easier Smoking Cessation Program is a five-week course to prepare participants to quit using tobacco. Topics include physiological effects of smoking, behavior and cravings, controlling weight gain, roadblocks and obstacles, stress management and more. The class is held quarterly. For more information, call The Open Door at (724) 465-2605.

* Childbirth/Infant Care classes are available through Excela Health, including Car Seat Safety: Getting Ready for Baby, Breastfeeding Basics, Infant Massage, Prepared Childbirth and Lamaze. For more information, call (877) 771-1234.

* CPR/First Aid classes are available through Excela Health for people of all skill levels. For more information, call (877) 771-1234.

* Eat Well for Life is a four-week lifestyle improvement program promoting wellness and long-term weight management through balanced nutrition, cooking demonstrations and other hands-on experiences. For more information, call Excela Health at (877) 771-1234.

* Home Alone & In Control teaches home-alone skills and time management to children ages 9 and older. Classes are at IRMC at a cost of $15 per child. For more information, call (724) 357-8088.

* Infant/Child CPR and First Aid classes teach “loving touch” techniques for a fee through the American Red Cross. For more information, call the Indiana chapter at (724) 465-5678.

* Low Impact Exercise is for people ages 60 and older through Aging Services Inc. Classes are at five senior center locations and are conducted by a trained YMCA instructor. You do not have to be a senior center participant to attend. For more information, call (724) 349-4500 or (800) 442-8016.

* Personal Nutrition Coaching is a personalized program designed by a registered dietitian to address the needs of an individual seeking nutrition counseling related to weight management, heart health or diabetes. For more information, call IRMC at (724) 357-8088.

* Shelter Operations teaches the process of opening and properly managing a shelter through the American Red Cross. For more information, call the Indiana chapter at (724) 465-5678.

* Toddler Time, offered by Armstrong-Indiana Intermediate Unit 28’s Family Focus Program, is a class for children ages 1 to 3. For more information or to register, call (724) 463-5300, ext. 1234.

* Understanding Knee and Hip Pain is a free program that teaches the cause of pain and about surgical and non-surgical options at the IRMC Joint Center. For more information, call (724) 357-8088.

* Yoga For Men shows how practicing yoga may help with relaxation for men so they are healthier in body, mind and spirit. The class meets at 7 p.m. Wednesdays. For more information, call IRMC at (724) 357-8088.

FAMILY SUPPORT GROUPS

* Adult Socialization Group meets for adults with epilepsy. For more information, call the Epilepsy Foundation of Western/Central PA Pittsburgh Office at (800) 361-5885.

* Cardiac Rehab Nutrition Support Group meets Wednesday at IRMC. For more information, call (724) 357-8088.

* Connections by Choice, Catholic Charities, provides support and training for families with foster and adopted children, including pre-adoptive, foreign and domestic adoptive families. For more information, call (724) 837-1840.

* Emotions Anonymous is for those dealing with emotional difficulties. The group meets from 5 to 6 p.m. Sundays at Excela Health Westmoreland Regional Hospital. For more information, call (877) 771-1234.

* Heart Club meets at 7 p.m. Monday at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital’s continuing education classroom. For more information, call Jennifer Mechling at (724) 543-8457.

* IRMC’s Breast Cancer Support Group is for people who have had breast cancer. The group generally meets at 6:30 p.m. the last Thursday of the month. For more information, call (724) 357-8088.

* Living with CHF meets Tuesdays, bimonthly, at Excela Health Latrobe Area Hospital. For more information, call (877) 771-1234.

* Men’s Anger Group, Catholic Charities, Greensburg, meets regularly. A registration screening is required. For more information, call (724) 463-8806 or (866) 409-6455.

* NAMI-CARE, for mental health consumers, meets from 12:45 to 2 p.m. every Wednesday at the NAMI office, 705 Gompers Ave., Indiana. For more information, call (724) 349-8050.

* Ostomy Support Group meets from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Excela Health WRH. For more information, call (877) 771-1234.

* Parkinson’s Disease Support Group meets through Excela Health. For more information, call (877) 771-1234.

* US Too Prostate Cancer Support Group meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Excela Health WRH. For more information, call (877) 771-1234.

GRIEF SUPPORT

* Bence Mihalcik Funeral Home offers a support group and a bereavement lending library with booklets, videos, etc. For information, call (724) 349-2000.

* Bereavement Support, Catholic Charities. Meetings vary based on need. Call (724) 463-8806 for information.

* Bowser-Minich Bereavement Support Services, (724) 349-3100 or (888) 923-5550. Offers lectures and grief seminars to public groups.

* Curran Funeral Home Grief Support Group, 701 Salt St., Saltsburg. Call (724) 639-3911 for dates, times and location.

* GriefShare is a special seminar/support group for people grieving the death of someone close. Registration is required, and sessions are in the fall and spring at Graystone Presbyterian Church, Indiana. For more information, call (724) 349-5556.

* Grief Support Groups, through Excela Health, offer a six-week series held Tuesdays at various locations. For more information, call (877) 771-1234.

* Highmark Caring Place, through the Caring Foundation for Children, Pittsburgh, offers support groups weekly or biweekly for grieving children, adolescents and families. For more information, call (888) 224-4673.

* Mourning Has Broken is a grief support group for grieving partners and spouses. For information or support, call (724) 349-5677 or visit mourninghasbroken.org.

* Richard Shoemaker Funeral Home Support Group, Blairsville, (724) 459-9115; information and support offered by phone.

* Robinson-Lytle Funeral Home offers a bereavement library with books, videos and other information for adults and children. There will also be a grief support group series from 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesdays from Tuesday to June 3. Registration is preferred, but not required. Call (724) 349-9700.

Legal Momentum to Honor Five Extraordinary Women

 

Legal Momentum to Honor Five Extraordinary Women in San Francisco
At Legal Momentum’s Women of Achievement Awards Dinner, held each year in San Francisco, we celebrate and honor extraordinary women whose remarkable careers in business, public service, and the law exemplify our goals for women’s advancement. Join us on May 13th to honor Katherine August-deWilde, President and Chief Operating Officer at First Republic Bank; Anne W. Halsted, Vice Chair of San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission and Commissioner of Metropolitan Transportation Commission; Katherine Lutton, Principal & Global Head of Litigation at Fish & Richardson P.C.; Laura Stein, Senior Vice President and General Counsel at The Clorox Company; and Cathernie Yanni, Esq. of JAMS.  All of the funds raised through the event support Legal Momentum’s work to achieve freedom from violence against women; equal pay and equal work; comprehensive healthcare for women and girls; and strong families and strong communities.  Learn more at www.legalmomentum.org/WOA.

Eric Boyd’s family: "He’s not the one"

Eric Boyd’s family: “He’s not the one”

Stoney Sharp, Reporter  

Last Updated: 4/16/2008 12:28:56 AM

Tuesday night, Eric Boyd’s family spoke out about the case for the first time.
Boyd is charged in federal court as an accessory after the fact in the January 2007 carjacking, rapes, and murders of Knoxville couple Channon Christian and Chris Newsom.
Boyd’s family feels he was a victim of circumstance, saying that he was around the wrong people at the wrong time.
“I’m not here for the defendants that actually done this thing,” said Anthony Boyd, Eric Boyd’s older brother. “I just want my brother to get a fair trial and be able to move on with his life.”
Anthony Boyd stood outside their mother’s house in northwest Knoxville, his brother’s picture close to his side.
“He did not really know these guys,” he said. “These guys he shot ball with, guys that he thought was his friends.”
Anthony Boyd believes another person involved in the case was even more involved–murder suspect Lemaricus Davidson’s ex-girlfriend Daphne Sutton. Sutton has not been charged.
“The prosecutor and the D.A. and the arresting officer in this case should look more into Daphne and what more she had to say about this case,” Boyd said. “I feel like she knows more than my brother ever would know about this case.”
The family expressed their belief Eric Boyd did all he could by helping lead police to murder suspect Lemaricus Davidson. They also feel he shouldn’t be charged with hiding Davidson.
“If you put yourself in that position, with people that do bad crimes like this, what would you do?,” asked Anthony Boyd. “Save your life first, then tell? Or, tell and get killed?”
Feelings for the families of those killed were also on the Boyd family’s mind.
“We’re deeply saddened by this,” said Eric’s older brother. “If I could ever meet up with this guy, her father, I’d like to meet him and apologize to them.”
If convicted, Eric Boyd could face 15 years in prison.

http://www.wbir.com/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=56769

One of the first stories on brutal murder of young Knoxville couple

UT student’s body found

January 9, 2007

KNOXVILLE (WATE) – Police say the body of a UT student was found Tuesday in a Knoxville home is just down the street from where her boyfriend was found dead on Sunday.

The body of Channon Christian, 21, was found in a rental house on the 2300 block of Chipman Street in East Knoxville. It was taken to the UT Forensic Center where the positive identification was made.

The body of Christian’s boyfriend, Christopher Newsom, 23, was found Sunday afternoon along the railroad tracks near 9th Ave.

The couple disappeared Saturday night while they were on a date.

Police have not released the cause of their deaths, but they say Newsom was murdered.

Christian’s car was found near where Newsom’s body was found.

There are two Facebook.com pages devoted to Christian. Just by looking at the posts, you can tell she is warm, caring and devoted to her friends and family.

Christian describes herself as a 2003 graduate of Farragut High School, a medical tech with area hospitals and an employee at a shoe store in West Knoxville. Her co-workers say she’s worked there for five years.

One former co-worker says Christian was the sweetest person he’d ever met. He described her as full of life with a good head on her shoulders.

The owner of the Chipman Street house, who asked not to be identified, said he’s shocked to hear a body was found there. He couldn’t give 6 News any other details because investigators have asked him not to reveal anything.

Christian and Newsom went to a friend’s house at the Washington Ridge apartments Saturday night. They were going to dinner, then to another friend’s house to watch movies. But they never made it to that house.

Channon was set to graduate from UT this year.

If you have information on the crimes, call Knoxville police at (865)-215-7212.

6 News Reporter Erica Estep and Anchor/Reporter Melissa DiPane contributed to this report.

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Preventing child abuse is a challenge

Child abuse is one of those subjects that many people find uncomfortable to talk about. That’s unfortunate because it’s a problem that won’t be addressed adequately until there is a thoroughgoing dialogue that involves the community at large.
To increase awareness about child abuse and stimulate the search for solutions, April 1983 was designated the first National Child Abuse Prevention Month. The Office on Child Abuse and Neglect, part of the Children’s Bureau of the Administration for Children and Families of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, is charged with coordinating what has become an annual observance. Nationwide during this month, there are activities by a wide array of public and private sector organizations designed to increase awareness about child neglect and abuse. The goal is to build support for programs that help prevent abuse and — if prevention has failed — address the needs of victims.
On strictly moral and humanitarian grounds any right-thinking American should be appalled by child abuse and child neglect. There is, however, a financial cost to our society of these unsavory actions that may come as a surprise.
On Jan. 29, Prevent Child Abuse America and Kids Are Waiting jointly released an economic impact analysis that estimated the cost to the United States of child abuse and neglect at almost $104 billion in 2007. A September 2007 report released by PCAA and funded by The Pew Charitable Trust provides additional details regarding how child abuse and neglect generate expense for the nation. Direct costs to society are incurred as a result of hospitalization, the mental health care system, child welfare services and law enforcement. There are also indirect costs generated by special education needs, juvenile delinquency, assorted mental health and health care requirements, the adult criminal justice system and lost productivity to society.
The PCAA report’s authors — Ching-Tung Wang and John Holton — conclude that the dollar cost of this blemish on our society is enormous, but the damage done by abuse and neglect are much more than a financial matter. They end their analysis with the following observation:
‘‘Although the economic costs associated with child abuse and neglect are substantial, it is essential to recognize that it is impossible to calculate the impact of the pain, suffering and reduced quality of life that victims of child abuse and neglect experience.’’
It is these intangibles that should be especially of concern as a game plan to protect the nation’s children is evolved. That was clearly on President George W. Bush’s mind when he issued his proclamation designating National Child Abuse Prevention Month 2008. The president’s words are an appropriate call to action:
‘‘Parents have a responsibility to safeguard their children from danger and to provide the love, protection and guidance youngsters need to grow into confident and caring adults. In every community across the nation, good and courageous citizens are improving the lives of our most vulnerable children with acts of compassion. The strength of America lies in the ability of our citizens to make a positive difference in the lives of our young people.’’
The president characterized children as ‘‘the hope and promise of our nation.’’ That’s a sentiment most people would endorse. Consequently, there is widespread agreement that preventing child abuse and child neglect should be high priorities for every community in this nation.

HHS – YOUR RIGHTS UNDER THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT

Any one with a disability needs to read, learn and understand this law. If you have been discriminated against file a complaint. No one, Judges, social workers, police officers or lawyers are immune from this law.

HHS – YOUR RIGHTS UNDER THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT

 

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Google Has Acquired FeedBurner

 

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Q. What is FeedBurner?

A: FeedBurner is a Chicago-based company that provides media distribution and audience engagement services for blogs and RSS feeds. Its Web-based tools, including an extensive feed and blog advertising network, help publishers promote, deliver, and monetize their content on the Web and make feed-based content more accessible and manageable for its end users.

Q. Why did Google acquire FeedBurner?

A. Google believes that feed-based content and advertising is a developing space where we can add value for users, advertisers and publishers. FeedBurner’s technology and talented team are a great addition to Google’s current solutions for advertisers and publishers.

A: FeedBurner is a Chicago-based company that provides media distribution and audience engagement services for blogs and RSS feeds. Its Web-based tools, including an extensive feed and blog advertising network, help publishers promote, deliver, and monetize their content on the Web and make feed-based content more accessible and manageable for its end users.

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A. Google believes that feed-based content and advertising is a developing space where we can add value for users, advertisers and publishers. FeedBurner’s technology and talented team are a great addition to Google’s current solutions for advertisers and publishers.

 

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IVE GOT SOME SHIT ON MY MIND, LISTEN BITCH – ~~BELLASMOM06~~

Well I will Talk to my damn self then. It is hard for me to force myself to sit here sometimes. To be a nice girl, when I really wanna rip the god damn heads of off these lying fuckers that stole my daughter, because they are too lazy to do their fucking job. I would go to jail, for the assault charge, but dammit if Im going im sure going to make it worth it. I want to kick you in your throat Fat Ass Turpin, every time you talk I wanna puke, your big ass jowls just shake shake, shake, and instead of make up it looks like you are wearing car wax. I question your god damn parenting abilities, you lying FLAT TORTOISE ass, delusional, fat, funky, Tennessee twang talking, non educated, back woods, fucking in the trailer park and your husband keeps his boots on and Skoal in his mouth fat NASTY bitch. I dont have to worry about you, you are so trailer park seventh grade stupid, ( sorry kids) third grade stupid, you dont even know how much shit you have talked yourself in to.~~~~NOW HOW DAMN DUMB IS THAT? I DONT HAVE TO PROVE SHIT, YOU ADMITTED EVERYTHING AND THEN SOME, THATS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU LIE AND EMBELLISH, YA’LL WANT ME TO TELL YOU WHAT THE PORKY PIG ASS BITCH TESTIFIED TO IN CRIMINAL COURT? ~~~~SHE CLAIMS SHE CALLED THE SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE AND THEY GAVE HER MY ADDRESS? NOW I DONT KNOW HOW MANY OF YOU KNOW THE LAW, BUT SS OFFICE IS A FEDERAL AGENCY, THEY WONT TELL ME MY OWN ADDRESS OVER THE PHONE, I GUESS SHE WAS THINKING NO ONE WOULD CATCH THAT, BUT BITCH, I CATCH EVERYTHING. SO YOUVE TESTIFIED UNDER OATH AND PENALTY OF PERJURY, AND BEST OF ALL ON TRANSCRIPT, THAT YOU CALLED AND RECEIVED, PRIVILIDGED, PRIVATE, FEDERALLY PROTECTED INFORMATION, YEAH OK GOOD ONE, AND IT IS THESE LITTLE CHANGE OF STORIES AND ADD ONS THAT ARE GOING TO HANG YOUR FAKE LYIN ASS. AND SINCE YOU DONT KNOW THE LAWS, LYING UNDER OATH ABOUT A FEDERAL AGENCY, AND OH YEAH THEY KNOW AND THEY ARE PISSED TOO. KEEP FUCKING WITH ME PEOPLE. YOUR PAYING MY DAUGHTERS WAY THROUGH COLLEGE, AND JUST LIKE THOSE 12 PEOPLE DIDNT CONVICT ME FOR TAKING HER AND KEEPING HER SAFE, THEY WILL SEE THE TRUTH AGAIN, AND SO WILL MY NEW REAL JUDGE, THE ELECTED ONE, NOT APPOINTED BY HIS COMMISSION, AND YEAH YOU BIG MA GILLA GORILLA MOTHERFUCKER, WE GOT SOME SURPRISES IN STORE FOR YOU TOO.~~~~ CALL MY LAWYER OR LYNN AND TELL THEM THAT IM POSTING ON MY BLOGS ABOUT YOU, AGAIN, AT LEAST WHAT I SAY IS TRUE, YOU HAVE ONLY PROVEN TO SOME VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE, HOW IGNORANT AND UNETHICAL YOU ARE, CALL AND TELL THAT, BITCH JUDGE (ENJOY IT WHILE YOU HAVE IT, YOU WONT BE ELECTED, I BET MY LIFE ON THAT)~~~~MY CRIMINAL COURT CASE OF CUSTODIAL INTERFERENCE, WHICH I MIGHT ADD, ENDED IN A HUNG JURY, AND YOU BITCHES WANNA TRY ME AGAIN? BRING IT SADDLEBAG ASS, AND YOU WERE OUT FOR MATERNITY LEAVE? FIRST OFF I CANT BELIEVE SOMEBODY PORKED YOU, HOW MUCH ECSTASY AND RUFFIES DID THAT TAKE? SECONDLY, I DOUBT ANYTHING HUMAN CAME OUT OF YOU, YOU DIDNT HAVE A FUCKING BABY, YOU HAD A GOD DAMN PONY. YOUR CHILD DOESNT HAVE A BIRTH CERTIFICATE, HE HAS A ASPCA CERTIFICATE, ( OK, 4 THE RECORD, I DONT KNOW WHAT THEY GIVE ANIMALS, BUT GOD DAMMIT I AM ON A ROLL AND IT FEELS GOOD) PUT ME ON THE STAND, I WANT TO TESTIFY AGAIN, IM NOT SCARED, OBVIOUSLY I LOVE COURT, HAD YOU DONE ANY FUCKING INVESTIGATION, YOU WOULD HAVE KNOWN THATS WHAT I WENT TO COLLEGE FOR, I LOVE THE LAW, AND LISTENING TO YOU MAKE UP SHIT IS ASTOUNDING, KEEP HANGING YOURSELF BITCH, AND THE BEST PART YOU ARE SO FUCKING STUPID, YOU DONT EVEN REALIZE IT. THE HARDEST THING IN MY LIFE, MY WHOLE LIFE, I HAVE HAD TO DO WAS BE QUIET THESE PAST 3 MONTHS, BUT TRICK DONT BE FOOLED, IM COMING FOR YOU, YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT. SO BEND OVER AND GET READY, IM GOING TO TEACH YOU HOW TO REALLY FUCK SOMEBODY, AND THE BEST PART IS, IT’S ALL LEGAL, ALL OF IT, BUT DONT GET IT TWISTED, I’D CATCH A CHARGE FOR YOUR LARD, GOBBLIN ASS (OK, AGAIN NOT SURE WHAT THAT IS, BUT WORK WITH ME PEOPLE, ) YOU DONT KNOW THE LAW, YOUR TESTIMONY PROVES THAT, BUT YOUR GETTING READY TO AND BEST OF ALL, YOUR GONNA LEARN FROM THE BIG, PRETTY BITCH YOU JUST CAN’T STAND. HONEY DONT HATE ME BECAUSE IM BEAUTIFUL.OK ALRIGHT, MY ROOMATE CAME IN AND I HAVE BEEN TALKING TO HER FOR AN HOUR, SO IM QUIT CALMED DOWN NOW, I FEEL MUCH BETTER, EVEN IF I AM BLOGGING TO MYSELF.

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