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this is what they say paul farmer's market looks like monday through friday a regular parking lot but starting at three am on saturday morning it transforms into this booming marketplace where people come to buy their fresh locally grown seasonal  different way of eating you know we used to be like oh i'm hungry for something let's go get the ingredients and now the reason i come every weekend is because i want to see what's up when i go on the subpoena he looks fantastic this week experience oh and spring rolls eggrolls those are the favorite that says i want to make a recipe so i've got that we will look for all those things  gathering place but to really get the full effect you can have to be smack dab in the middle of it so come on down to the same ball farmer's market and get yourself some fresh local food guaranteed you'll taste the difference i'm emily noble and until next time eat good
you all right the question presented here is whether a public defender is acting under color of state law where he intentionally and willfully that the victim here alleged that her father never molested her as long as there was another female present during the visit at the our ranch which is the near lake berryessa after his though the girlfriend testified that she was present on every one of those visits the district attorney then shooter meter look like a liar because she's the girlfriend she sat down went to the public defender and said look i've got receipts to corroborate the fact that i was at the our ranch every one of these weekends and the public defender said mr braun said i'm the attorney here don't tell me what to do used if an attorney simply just blows that whether it's that's that's not that's ok that's you can soon for that but when an attorney willfully withholds evidence that's a different story that's a big distinction here there's no law nick and po on he just said i'm not going to put it on he made a decision that struck the justice he needed decision the need the trial of parts he made a decision that affected my client who spent six years in prison for a crime he didn't commit that's pretty serious  cases it's a lot different your honor for example i'll give you an example let's say the attorney is aware of an alibi that's quality and he will put it on now what he's done subverted the trial strong what makes it a state actor if the guy really screwed up and try cause he's not he's not acting within the traditional role of an attorney and he's not the state adversary he's actually helping the state by withholding evidence that would a statue in front of it or a state's tort i would you say your honor i really feel so strong about this i think the ninth circuit has to do something to stop this kind of activity a public defender under polk county has carte blanche you can do what you want you can say you're not going to i'm not going to put on any evidence and he gets away with it because the polk county and we've got to have some accountability here we're going you know we've got executives you know we've got what's going on with scandal
i've always wanted to be a junior miss ever since i read an article about thirteen years old in the magazine being so wonderful and exciting and a chance for every high school senior girl to show off her personal talent mother always taught me that whatever you wanted if you wished hard enough and worked for it also  i can't think of any girl who would have a good time taking a hunting man if that chance of the right time to be judged on what you are as an individual a chance to show off your talents if you have them and a chance to stand up and be counted for what you believe you know life really is a series of experience and i guess brad i school senior one of the most important things is going to the senior prom girls today have had the chance to study a foreign language and learn from books something about other people and other places but not too many have had chance to see for themselves i was lucky i guess i had the chance to travel abroad o european tour and i sure can appreciate how much it broadens you to go to new pride and meet new people  explain you know the girls we've had staying with us here in our home in previous years of talk about something which they call the union miss period do any of you have an idea about what the junior miss spirit really years and i think it's wanting everybody else to do good in the band going to even if it's not you and you know that everybody's a winner and nobody's it's not really a a competitive spirit like do you know what to me and i'm not there are a lot of things that make up a genius one is a creative and performing arts none of us a professional and anyway each girl has her own particular talent and this is their opportunity to express herself in her own you're really out there trying to put on a good show for the judges of course that was the bar for yourself no third runner up north montgomery county junior misled
just consistently trying to understand here to know what that would be and i actually think i've come up with something here that would be important to this this climate it seems to me that and or other i will and and to just bounce it back down on the question of whether or not he should have been  actually put in the record the fact that the shackles were visible i don't know that there's any record on that other than his assertion if he had any time have counsel before the district court in the hague no you are not to my knowledge hardest how far does it go back the first two claims that mr squared off file the first first one and january third ninety seven his revised claim then in may of ninety ninety seven he's talking about another there's another issue there and that is as i read the record it was out that led to the order came in a pretrial
watching that goes very interesting you know that how come i can spot it when somebody's not doing his job like a like any not getting that pass it's a wonder i wonder if the coach knows and he's breaking training day i was actually lying to him i've got to do this believe me i've got to i don't get it you know how important that game is and you know what the training rules are you bet i know how important a game is that's why i've been out walking late at night when nobody could see me when i didn't arrive i get plenty of sleep i take a day off every night right after supper before i start studying i just go out for walks just before i go to bed but why in the last game i got to twist it just a little bit but you know what the coach said if it ever bothered me again i was through i just couldn't let him or anybody see me actually sizing i've had to do the work on my own family you might be hurting yourself i think you very tell the team doctor  silent no sir i know what i'm doing tomorrow is my last game and i intend applying the walking i've been doing is working that means a lot better than it was three days ago i still like it i wish you'd tell the coach or the doctor i'll be all right tea don't worry about me you better worry about getting home and getting some sleep yourself here and have a nap after su in class and everybody likes them and you just put to use your she's really sold on you i guess you didn't tell her where you were late last night i guess she doesn't know why you played such a rough game what are you talking about why don't you get lost now what good is always doing anyway the lady was low i'm talking about i don't want to hear you just in almost every group you find him a troublemaker who hurt himself and the others around what makes a person like mel act the way he is the group ever and called how would you cope with someone like mel in your group could you help him
two issues in this particular matter before the case to before the court today one the first is whether or not the fia green entered into between and gray and mr de salvo can be retainer agreement gets the money the next day he finds out that there's a conflict of interest and he withdraws and you say you can keep the money it depends on again your honor well  acted in accordance with the specific terms of the feeder and then from the very very beginning and i guess you know you're talking about three or four months that probably had passed by during which certain things that occurred and i think if you than the more accurate descriptions i think in today's today's society the recent development of the fixed fee agreement and certainly maybe perhaps i can do something of this now not to the extreme of this for instance just to throw out an example i'm often detained her actions i know firms that turn around tell the client i would charge you twelve hundred dollars for a one on lawful detain or action and less and until we decide that we are going to go to trial at that point then we will charge you per hour of course that was included in the field agreement and outlined very specific grain which is a little different than what happened here what i'm focusing on i because it doesn't appear from the record of the court the court provides some explanation but the problem is the court had little to work with you gave us something we should take judicial notice ends no experience and here he said he was also disabled so it sounds as though a very low hourly rate it past should be involved and he's put himself at the mercy of the court because he didn't keep any time records so you might look at what the number of hours a competent informed prior would spend on a matter and i can see that there's any abuse of discretion here a unfortunately the court didn't provide any explanation other than arriving at certain conclusions and that's the problem i think the south has and has brought before this court the reason why i indicated earlier that the court didn't have much
decision for the matter is submitted and you will be getting a written decision from us fairly soon ok yes all right thank you very much going to go on to the next case thank you
a record before us neither the united states nor i have a complete record nor does the district court in light of what he has said to me last night and that is that i am aware that an illness o in the record because i don't have a record and i don't want to mislead the court i don't want my client to have and i do not think he has been misleading i do think he still suffering some of the  april of ninety seven and arguably there's there's polling there and then there's probably another polling surrounding the surgery in the hospitalization but i only get about nine months for there so how do we get to thirty four infection after that and was immobilised it's my understanding that it started in early ninety six and went through two thousand it was filed in february of two thousand also the other part of that is it's  again is retained supposedly in february of ninety nine hundred seven and yet in that letter he has a retainer agreement and i would note that that retainer agreement was not signed by the defendant and his mother until february him that's all pre nine hundred ninety nine and for whatever reason his mother he did not bother to sign that agreement and of course the time period from them until the actual filing and the actual filing i think clearly that is a doctor said he was free to go back and before you went into the hospital he was incoherent while he was in the prison and he was sent straight to missouri he was an outside hospital way he was evaluated and say he was in  thing i'd like to bring up to the court is that the negligence laure your argument seems to me to be flawed in this case because it's not really insist that what the law or you did or didn't do in this case it's really about what his personal
because the person who performed the marriage did not have proper license and she knew that the person who was performing the marriage did not have a license furthermore she had every intention well then i went to the board by petition before the ninth circuit was pending so i waited for the outcome of that that was denied and my final solution was going back to the i j and the problem with that is once a decision has been made by a by the board the i g does not have jurisdiction to reopen that has to be handled by a motion to the board well john i j was correct when the i j a said i don't have any jurisdiction to do what you're asking me to do when you went to the board the bo
significant period of time and that's why they went to get to the new newborns i kind of think of it as like you go to grocery store you go to the milk cooler ok and you generally look and say i what is that what stacking occurred but what's the evidence that either circumstantial or otherwise and that's what based on the the testimony of mr lambert and the other testimony about how to clean things up at the end of the day it would have had to happen that day so what's the evidence down stacking occurred that day i can't unusual occurrence to have the signs out and in fact he said he was asked also and i think it's on page one seventy seven of this deposition which i think for docketing purposes fifty five court fifty five guys shikse he said that in fact son was twelve inches high off the ground but throughout his brief you'll know he doesn't say about the legs and that's the latest evidence that mr mcardle tripped over and in fact the only thing that he says that entire br clean was the quote and the council was also right that we should use some reasonable inferences to draw some conclusions and your own i had a some some good questions and i trust that you have seen some of these down stacked might be true it's a pure guess but it has nothing to do with the pilot he's talking about has the offensive sign is sticking out because the offensive side of staking out that he tripped over this open obvious is the one in front of the orange pile and the one in front of the orange piles a different material a different thickness in fact it says right on it seven sixteenth's but the point is this is an undisturbed pile the orange panel has no but this is a uninterrupted or original pile you can talk there's no interruptions in the painter or the lettering on it and furthermore you can also infer there was no down stocking of this  certainly not that day so to the extent that one witness of twelve and yes when pushed and maybe regretfully i'm like are suggesting it might have because likely them as you write you didn't i can't tell you which that but in fact i'll be glad to leave this with the court so  and throwing boards and then he took one step and then he tripped coming back to finish i want to listening to them it sounds to me like you're fact forget about
president of the little man scouters my but when you need a tremendous when you also realize that we make millions of these little marbles all just alike and remember that there are only one of many parts of a light bulb which you can buy anywhere in the united states for only a few pennies i think you'll agree with me as good as new but don't go away we're just getting started on this magic thirty five hundred of these lamps to weigh one pound grams of this guy's been able surgeons to perform delicate operations and examinations right inside the human body these doctors are just humans want to fish the safety pin out of this nancy you've seen the smallest and the largest light bulb memory that gives you some idea to extremes that we go to to give folks the kind of light bulb they need now i want to show you a few of them thousands today these three lamps bring the light one and health protection of sunlight indoors whenever and wherever we want now we come to one of the most revolutionary lamps ever developed they a curtain moisture tarnished the reflector and cut the light way down in half in many instances yes in the own days your dad headlights were pretty difficult to drive behind but now he can see comfortably and dry with much greater safety he gets new car lighting or when the same revolutionary principle has been applied to many other types of lamps such as the airplane landing light and the locomotive head lamp which certainly has to be brilliant of the fact that only a lamp bulbs used in science commerce and industry have come from the same research that created the bulbs in their homes yet there are other lamps working indirectly to make their living easier and more pleasant why w
writers this case i believe on gives rise to on questions that are very typical in terms of the standard of reviewing the ninth circuit also factual issues that are quite usual right law and the purpose for which that worries grants of police officers have the authority under state law to use force and they're allowed to use act worse to have some control over
simulator in order to generate a verify test there's no evidence in the record that it was conventional for a simulator to the extent that that was ajmera components to be able to accept a parameter argument that perhaps that could have been done but there's no evidence in the record here that it was time and eventually or that it could have been that and as a result the idea of actually comparing the test operation as closely as possible and there's no evidence in the record and that it was conventional to use that functionality in conjunction with a simulator that operated in a non routine way that i ending up with a very good cas that depends on the idea that the subject of the test is a good memory device or any other computer as opposed to a refrigerator or a microwave oven or one of our test for stuff coming off the assembly line and you are there for a test that makes sure that when you run on the units coming off the assembly line  computer or memory device that process is computerized technology the memory device is computer technology they test is software the simulator is software that so here what you have is the idea of creating a verify test using the particular process that is done by software elements that improvements that occurs as a result of using software that operates in unconventional and non teaching matter that is somehow abstract that basically means that any software invention would be unhappy people and that is not where they face law is and i don't think that's where the cases are should go are i wanted to touch briefly on the fact that in addition sometimes i'm construction is necessary often is not because the range of possible claim constructions would not make any difference under the one of one standards but sometimes it and as i said they did not see the fin that problem and how there was interrupting typical internet traffic to direct a visitor to a composite web page that displayed the third party product information from the hyperlink as veracity generating it actually verify it memory device test rather than a presumed good test and generating a runtime optimized test that is also verified and the claims with anything except generic conventional components that is not this case likewise unclear logic the claims were cited using an algorithm instead but it didn't include any
to really understand what the case does to the cheese it helps to understand what the animals do for the jews like the sheep and the cows and the goats the graze the flowers the pollens the different grasses and the capturing the flavor of the north what's sconce and and they're bringing that in in creating like a base of sculpture and that's the first stage of the process and our job is to basically put the clothes on or you know finish the sculpture and that's what the cave does we take the base product and dress it a amylase so you saw how we make the initial curd some people call it cheese but we actually called the courage because it's now at the stage where it's ready to become a cheese and we do that through the aging process and we do that aging process down in each have their own labor profile come like a miniature flower garden and this one here you see the fuzziness psychotic handy that's supposed to be there that's supposed to be there that's correct what is it actually doing and it's if you were to take a high powered microscope it looks like a little flower and then i call it it's blooming and it sucks air into the cheese through its tiny microscopic grooves the mycelium and it pulls gas out of the cheese and during that process it adds a little tiny microscopic into flavor because every mold has its own flavor profile some say his mushroomy like this guy here is pretty much for me and some like and it's really a concentrated mushroom what's a mushroom it's a fungus you know seto adds to the complexity and this is what she's here it's see it's getting bacary but that's because the moisture is coming out of it and getting stuck in a corner and our first little cave never built was rectangular and we get really stale air and then and this air flows and rolls and slowly goes up and exhaust and in the wintertime it warms up to earth temperature before it comes in and in the summer it cools to the earth temperature before it can said but it also brings with the pollens and different little bacteria some moments and they all add to the complexity of the cheese whole process of the sheep gather in the grass to watch the whole season go through them comes out as milk and the flavors are constantly changing in the mill and then we put it into the final product which cheese loving woman i really enjoyed my day talking with mary and dave in learning all about making cheese and of watching this is made you crave cheese to fear not stop by the same paul farmer's market many will be there every weekend and buy yourself