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through the arts and crafts of the american stylists the things about us are made to express our own free spirit and desires for the colorful things that spell sheer fun m m improved styling constantly adds to the ease and grace and gave me an american living the things we have in america are ever changing the studios and workshops of our stylists pour forth a never ending flow of service and of  lines plain form and substance in color on come the developments of ideas in pace with the emphatic decisions of the american people as to what they want in the shapes of utility and in the manner of their own ever improving good taste for our home life the stylists are creating new expressions of utility convenience and beauty in the everyday things that serve us wondrous possessions which have grace and glamour are offered the american new plans they have new patterns for living made attractive by luxury as interiors living space is enhanced by new material and accented by subtleties of color selection the way things look as well as the way they perform on homes acquire new grace new glamour new accommodations expressing not only the america and love of beauty but also the basic freedom of the american people which is the freedom of individual choice form proportion rhythm and variety the stylists leave their unmistakable marks on everyday conveniences in flowing lines and graceful shapes which we as americans may enjoy modern packaging does more than wrap and hold and conceal stunning in color ingenious in design it brings festivity to the marketplace tempting
good morning i'm john bogart i'm from tucson arizona and i'm here on behalf of henrietta clark the issue we have in this appeal is one more appear regarding what is results reasonable suspicion in order to stop  vehicle really the legality of the stop of a balance a vehicle from which a border patrol agent discovered two illegal aliens being transported by the of helen a motion to suppress was filed in district court the difficulty run into again you realize they reversed us and are these yes and it came from that i married appreciate the fact that you liked our very much your honor  know that that's the ninth circuit as well as every other circuit in the country has to look at the underlying factors that are there i do know that there is a case that came out most recently oh excuse me subsequent to and that i understand but that could have also been me and it could have been literally thousands of other people coming down rowdy criticism of the supreme court's analysis of intelligent criticism but that's what the i think when you understand your argument even better we understand your frustration but why don't we hear from the government
haven't worked with glass for very long i started out as a painter i chose those types of our but the other styles and things chose me i'm untrained are not formally trained  it's just what comes natural to me i really like color as is fairly obvious behind me here and that's it's what works for me people would say you know there goes the taking the ideas you better get a job but our time i work with pay for what i needed to do so i was kind of fortunate but i've always believed in myself so more important than people believing in me which is important i first said to believe in myself how does that affect my life i think that i've embraced art to the extent that it probably is my life i'm in a constant relationship with art and it's a constant part of who i am and everything i do i'll be drawing maybe six or eight hours a day i do all sorts of other things it's all it's all a part of who are becoming who i am so it's not like it affects me once or no way it's like it is why am i  anybody if they sit down and just spend the time exploring their creativity i don't think you have to be able to draw a realistically like some people think i think if you just explore what what you did just what you're passionate about i think anyone can be an artist and our journey we learn that most service describe art as their identity we also learn about their history in the backgrounds also artists looking at their art differently than everybody else
well before the blue herring trail there was not an easy way to get down to the river the well there wasn't any place to walk along here you had to kind of make your way through the underbrush and then stand out on the rocks there wasn't anything really the pictures that i've seen of the area before the trail are really very telling right now it was just a beautiful green space with the blue water running through but before the river banks were just crowded with junk and old cars this was so typical of so much of the river years ago i never walked this trail because there was nothing here it was just injured and debris and i used to walk from watertown square towards brighton but since they put these bridges in in the outlooks and we have all th the river and its banks really belong to the public and i think that may have inspired people in the department of conservation and recreation to try to reclaim the banks of the river took a long time and lo and behold we have this beautiful trail one can walk or bicycle or on a wheelchair make your way from the museum of science in boston all the way up to newton passed them in the dam there the fishing is so much better back in probably the seventy's it got a d for the quality of its water and there are many stories of people going sailing along the river falling in and having to immediately go to the emergency room because of the the charles won an award in twenty eleven from the international river organization as being the best urban river in the world that was quite a look at the water and so i am met what i call many many river friends a river a friend is someone that you stand next to at the down and you say what did you see today so i lived in watertown for to night early one nine hundred seventy and i always came down to the river but there was never really a place to walk along
carson against your client are you not correct and two days before you for two days after you filed your notice of appeal was the date scheduled for the trial court to consider the perjury the requirements for the purge which meant did your nose peel was premature the next question then becomes what happened a the purge hearing that was scheduled two days later was a continued or was there actually a hearing held there was after certain chechens however i do disagree with your analysis relative to the fact that still wasn't complete this was  contempt in the judge and that was a fine but that finding was procedurally correct that's true maybe so that's the issue that we're appealing at this point i understand there but the problem is that there's a we were both there right and i was preparing that question because it wasn't brief but if i recall correctly in both counts whenever there how what occurred was is there were certain issues that the court took a wait and see approach relative to whether or not the procedur right we would like to have you within fourteen days file a supplemental brief indicating what's the status of the cases in the trial court and whether or not there has been actually at this juncture unless there was a final  order disposing of the will the show cause and there was more than thirty days from the date of the entry of their border and whatever host judgment issues will raise there after
part of the jury instructions in this case and the failure to give the defense deprive mr period a fair trial as i see in this group this is not a complex case mr cherry admitted on videotape that he momentarily possessed the gun and the only possible the defendant i don't believe it was right in my harvey robinson i can certainly look it up ryan is the most recent case in this court that was actually a child pornography computer case and now i'm decided this precise issue already in fact this case this court has already decided this issue and rejected the argument that mr cherry brings in this case most recently in united states versus jackson it was in counseling this case described the case law as murky but i don't tried and convicted of illegally possessing child pornography and distributing child pornography on his computer but the jury in that case just like the jury here did not make a forfeit your determination but this court was really clear in united states versus right in holding that that was a harmless error because there's simply no way that the jury would have failed to find a nexus between the computer in that case and between the child pornography offense that was committed in that case on that computer and just the same analysis in the same result applies here in this case there's simply no way that bernard cherries
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our third case for argument this morning is go against gard well we have cases holding that the non custodial parent cannot let a gate as a next trend of minor children does one need to say more to struck he can't and as a result he lacks standing so it's not just the seventh circuit we would have to disagree with the supreme court to allow this kind of litigation to continue that is something of a problem i think you might  has never applied to that so i think the case but i must say you haven't read feldman recently feldman was a challenge to a state stat yes and the supreme court said in feldman that that is not a bar what is a bar is a new challenge a state court judgement so that part of the case was not dismissed and feldman i'm not if if somehow i'm disqualified then counsel would have to be appointed for my kids but i respectfully submit that as a natural parent i have standing and i'm the custody issue the state court judgement did not throw me out as their parent like you're saying i could name any state actor and i have questions about whether she's a state actor here but i could name any state actor who has some tangential connection with this scheme and they're fine suing the state of illinois it doesn't m this nature to get the statute invalidated as far i think i think what you're talking about is really u you can sue a state employee me under ex parte yong acting in an individual rather than an official capacity but i gather that mr garner is not a state obviously not going to sue the judge you would run into different problems you might be able to find somebody to sue or you might have done what would be the normal thing to do in these circumstances which is to raise the issue in state court appeal within the state system and if you lose the secret of certiorari from the supreme court  i understand that the courts concern about about whether he is just a witness she's not she's an investigator she's appointed as an investigator and her role as an investigator feelings and emotions and speech within somebody's home and i'm not sure that the manner of her appointment changes materially you know whether she's a state actor an exercise a state you get put in jail until you are right that is state action is a state actor and i don't think it matters whether they're an employee or whether they're just appointed for a very short period of time  i think she would be because she's close to in the power of the judge that appointed her and parties are ordered to cooperate with her ex power and if you don't cooperate entitled to defend herself you have a long part of your brief saying that she has nothing to do with this case she can't make any legal arguments only the attorney general of the illinois can argue because this is really a suit against the state you can't stand up in front of us and say the opposite of what's in your brief which is that garner is not a proper party i and your think i'm sad to say that this is a suit against the state of illinois mr conrad i don't think you need to make an extensive argument
the district court impose it circulated a list of proposed supervised release commissions to the parties i have no reason to think it didn't get circulated no one objected to the circulation or proposed conditions and the court orally adapted by reference simply saying i'm going to pose these cases in mr health case there was an explicit waiver of the reading of the the underlying issue when the opening brief was written was that because the judge didn't file the proposed circulated proposed conditions there was no way to verify that the written judgment so that was the that was the procedural error that was identified after the brief was filed the district court of course supplemented of the record and both cases and once i was able to review the conditions that were circulated they did match the conditions that were imposed in the judgment and substantially cured this procedure of problem  the only so at this point which will move you're right the because this seems i mean it it appears to me that the judge the district court was attempting to comply with law you know the procedure seems fairly straightforward and helpful to defendants to to circulate these ahead of time so that everyone is on the same page and really the only issue is that in those conditions and so since that is apparently a recurring issue in that it came up in two cases we would just ask the district courts just sort of be reminded resentencing full or partial the instructions that they seek to be clear would not in any way prejudiced the government but they would likely violate article three section two of the constitution as advisory opinions not typically filed on the docket it was in these appeals only because the government moved to supplement the record for this court's benefit but at the the procedures that this court has discussed with respect providing notice of supervised release conditions in this court's precedents have focused on providing notice to the defendant and to the parties not to the public and indeed pre sentence reports which are on the docket and do contain supervisory conditions those are under seal so nobody has access to those other than the parties and their attorneys and so handing out this yellow sheet in advance of sentencing accomplishes in practical effect the same thing as having a sealed pre sentence report on the docket the parties and their attorney have retained the ins and it's quite an easy matter to confirm as we did in this case that the conditions on this yellow sheet match those in the written judgment and so as mr may noted this procedure reflects the district court judge as good faith efforts to follow the best practices outlined by this court and to provide the defendants notice and of the especially for appellate counsel why at the at the hearing does not have a copy of it because it's not on the record i did reach out to trial counsel in both of these cases and neither of them still had the document
outstanding warrant out of task while county illinois they were driving in rock island county illinois and the driver's warrants was for a violation of her probation on improper seizure at that point because purpose for the stop had been executed by arresting the driver well that really wasn't the end of the matter because the officers had an obligation determine whether he could drive the car away well i think custody of her purse the the officers only have authority to detain mystery and see if they have reasonable suspicion that he court made that mystery as he was the only way for the officers to dispose of the car but they had heard and i think the basis of the ruling is that the stop was reasonable to him as long as was not unreasonably prolonged and the only argument that you could make that it was on recently prolonged would be to attack their determination to do something about the current purse and that seems to me  higher and then when officer kostis asked him for the purse yass he provided the person then asked officer costs as if he could leave so there were at least two requests to leave after are admitted at the evidence here hearing i think that was of for purpose of delay you could say to extend the stop whether it was to extend the stop or to wait for officer kostis to arrive back on if it was objectively reasonable for the officers to secure the car and the personal effects of the person they had under arrest that subjective least of all to keep the passenger there in order to control the scene well it's his request to leave are rest of my time thank you well right so i'm not quite sure what the fuss is about why he was or what what the invalidity or effect of his request to leave the officers  secured in the squad car did not mean that all of the tasks tied to the traffic stop are over which under rodriguez options are permitted to complete the four the traffic stop is considered to be over and that of course goes to our reasonable suspicion argument  to that point to tell him to step out of the car if they want to frisk him but after that he flees so we don't have a challenge to the basis for a search because no search ever occurred
the winter sun is low and seems far away here eskimos live in log cabins well there are forests nearby inside one of these homes joe buck and his family are asleep on the floor father's first job is to start a fire with the shavings the stone was given to him long ago by a man who came to alaska looking for go outside it is very cold but the room will heat up quickly now watch a bucket goes quietly out through the doorway without waking the children after breakfast time to go to school even eskimo children hate to be ta the first thing is the oath of allegiance to the united states here the primary boys and girls are singing a song with gestures that get home their parents are busy father have to keep a supply of stove or that ham this prose in breath gives us an idea of how cold it is thirty degrees below zero cold or not mother has to hang out the wash look where she keeps baby brother while mother works they grab an egg get out along the river chopping ice to be melted into water water for drinking and for cooking is precious during the long eskimo winter farther out on the same frozen river the older women of the village off the shame they must chop holes through the thick ice this is skyrocketing with a long handled ice pick it cuts out a fishing hole in a short time to get out the chop dice kyra uses a frying pan from her kitchen now for the fishing pole not a very fancy out that but the other eskimo women seem to be catching plenty of fish here is the way it's done it's a town car which freezes almost as soon as it hits the ice an average eskimo family uses thousands of facia like this during a winter is trained to follow now looks commands the dog out of line is just learning to run with the team wouldn't tripods marked the trail out beyond the village these markers help keep from getting lost if a storm comes up and that's criminal fisherman who tug is setting his traps on a rather sections of time thing like this lowered through openings cut into the river ice joined together across the river they keep things from going upstream except that least that's what he hopes we'll see whether or not he was right when we returned to the traps wear them a week later was could talk right he certainly was here are about one hundred fifty pounds of fish could talk a seventy six years old but this hard work seems to agree with them back in the village this giant seal skin stretched to dry in the sun tells us it is spring and time to hunt seals we go with them over the frozen ice on the bering sea to the edge of the ice fields three miles off shore leaving the dog team behind archer buchholz's kayak to the edge of the ice the snow shoes have kept him from breaking now off to hunt seals among the floating cakes of odds but look