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27 Cambridgeshire criminals jailed in May
We take a look at the criminals put behind bars in the last 31 days
Just some of the faces of criminals jailed in May 2020
Drug dealers, sex offenders and a killer driver who claimed the life of a veterinary nurse are among those put behind bars in Cambridgeshire in the last month.
Here at Cambridgeshire Live we believe justice not only has to be dealt by the law, but it also has to be seen to be done.
And there is no better way to do this than to have round up of all the criminals convicted in our courts and sentenced to spend time behind bars over the last 31 days.
The list works backwards from the beginning of May, detailing cases heard in both Cambridge and Peterborough Crown Courts.
So without further ado scroll through the list below to find out the stories behind these 27 criminals brought to justice and put behind bars this month in Cambridgeshire.
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Andre Rowe and Dan Merchant, pair of drug dealers
Dan Merchant and Andre Rowe (Image: Cambridgeshire police)
A pair of Cambridge drug dealers were jailed for 33 months at the start of May.
Andre Rowe, 32, and Dan Merchant, 35, were handed the sentence at Peterborough Crown Court on Friday May 1.
The Southern Impact Team were on patrol in Dennis Road, Cambridge last August when they smelt cannabis coming from a property.
When officers went to investigate, Rowe, attempted to flea the property out of the living room window but was detained and found with more than £3,500 in a bum bag round his chest.
While they were at his home, Merchant, of no fixed abode, arrived and was also searched. He was found with class A wraps and four mobile phones.
Officers searched another property nearby where the pair had been staying and recovered a further stash of crack cocaine with a street value of up to £7,000.
Rowe pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of crack cocaine and heroin and possessing criminal property. Merchant pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of crack cocaine and heroin and possession with intent to supply cocaine.
Dale Cunnah, drug addict who stole a vulnerable woman's purse
Dale Cunnah (Image: police)
A drug addict who stole a vulnerable woman's purse in Peterborough has been jailed.
Dale Cunnah, 29, walked past the victim as she drove her mobility scooter along Wellington Street, at about 11.30am on April 2.
He stopped her and asked for a cigarette, which she lit and gave to him, before he turned and walked off. Before the victim could leave he stopped her once more, claiming the cigarette was no longer lit.
She offered to re-light it for him, but before she could, he shouted "I don't want the cigarette, I want that handbag."
Cunnah snatched the bag from the victim, causing a minor injury to her hand, and ran off in the direction of Kesteven Walk.
Two days later Cunnah was arrested by officers in Peterborough in relation to a prison recall offence.
While in custody, Cunnah made a full admission to the robbery, claiming he needed the money to fuel his drug habit. He said he was desperate and felt bad about what he had done.
On May 1 Cunnah was jailed for 30 months at Peterborough Crown Court.
Eden Ward, Huntingdon shoplifter
A Huntingdon shoplifter was sent to prison this month.
Eden Ward, 24, of Ambury Hill, Huntingdon pleaded guilty to four counts of shoplifting and possession of cannabis at Peterborough Magistrates' Court on May 4 and was sentenced to 22 weeks in prison.
Between April 5 and 20, Ward stole meat and wine from Tesco Express in Wertheim Way and Marks and Spencer in Huntingdon.
CCTV footage linked Ward to all of the thefts and he was arrested on May 3 where he was found in possession of cannabis.
Camilla Rumsey, shoplifter jailed and given CBO
Camilla Rumsey (Image: police)
A shoplifter has been jailed and banned from Cambridge's shopping centres.
Camilla Rumsey, of no fixed abode, was sentenced to 36 weeks in prison at Peterborough Magistrates' Court on May 5 after pleading guilty to assault, possession of a knife in a public place, possession of a class C drug and theft.
Rumsey hit, bit and spat at a shop worker at Waitrose in Mayor's Walk, Peterborough in February as she attempted to leave with meat and other goods worth more than £230.
When she was arrested on March 11 she was found in possession of a Stanley knife and class C controlled drugs.
The 30-year-old was handed a two-year Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) in February preventing her from entering all Boots and TK Maxx stores in Cambridge or entering the Grafton Centre, Grand Arcade or Lion Yard including the associated shops and retail premises within.
Kieran Burton and Guy Delph, jailed for 'horrific' and 'sadistic' abuse of children
Kieran Burton and Guy Delph (Image: police)
Two men and a woman have been convicted of the 'horrific' and 'sadistic' abuse of children over a number of years.
Kieran Burton, 28, and Guy Delph, 29, admitted abusing four girls aged between three and 10 over a period of two years, and a fifth for three years from birth.
Burton admitted offences including owning a 'paedophile manual' containing advice and guidance on the abuse of children and making more than 35,000 indecent images of children.
On May 7 both men appeared at Peterborough Crown Court where Delph was sentenced to life in prison, with a minimum term of 12-and-a-half years before being considered for parole. Burton received a 13-year-sentence, of which he must serve a minimum of eight years in prison before being considered for parole.
Both men were also made subject of life-long Sexual Harm Prevention Orders (SHPO) and placed on the Sex Offenders Register. Calder will be sentenced at a later date.
For the full story about the sick trio involved in the rape and sexual abuse of five young girls click here.
Delph's girlfriend, Lee Calder, 31, admitted abusing four out of the five girls.
Calder pleaded guilty to 14 sexual offences involving four children under the age of 13. She will be sentenced for her crimes at a later date.
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Teenager who used ladder to steal laptop
A teenager who used a ladder to break into a Huntingdon home and steal a laptop has been sentenced.
Cobi Thomas, 18, pleaded guilty to dwelling burglary and theft and was sentenced to six months in a Young Offenders Institute on Wednesday May 6 at Peterborough Magistrates' Court.
He used a ladder found in the garden of a home in Bernard Close to break in through a window and steal a laptop worth £250 and cash while the victim was out at work in June 2018.
Thomas was arrested after his finger prints were found at the scene. He was also ordered to pay £280 compensation.
Barry Knowles, Wisbech drink driver
A motorist has been jailed for six months and disqualified from driving for six years after being spotted by officers in Wisbech.
Barry Knowles, 51, was stopped at a red light in Churchill Road when a marked police car pulled up next to him on May 5.
When the light turned green Knowles did not move off until the officer used his horn to alert him.
As a result, the officers followed Knowles down Churchill Road where he stopped at a Zebra crossing where a woman was waiting to cross. However, before she had crossed Knowles released his brake and rolled forwards towards her.
He was pulled over and the officers conducted a roadside breath test after seeing he was shaking and had glazed eyes.
The test returned a reading of 110ugs, more than three times the legal limit (35ugs), and he was arrested at the scene.
Knowles, of Cherry Road, Wisbech, pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence of alcohol and was sentenced at Peterborough Magistrates' Court on May 7.
Marc Nelder, boozy drug dealer caught snoozing behind the wheel
Marc Nelder, 44, of Sandwich Road, St. Neots
A drug dealer has been jailed after officers found him asleep in his car with £30,000 of cocaine.
Marc Nelder, 44, was sat in the driver's seat of his Volkswagen Tiguan when officers spotted him parked in Peer Road, St Neots, in the early hours of the morning on March 25 last year.
When asked what he was doing there, Nelder replied, saying he'd "just dropped a mate off" and went on to say he'd drank about three glasses of wine a few hours ago, despite there being two empty bottles of Vodka in the car.
A roadside breath test confirmed he was over the limit and he was arrested for being drunk in charge of a vehicle.
As he was arrested, officers searched the vehicle and found five bags of cocaine worth up to £30,000. They also found almost £10,000 in banknotes, digital scales and a mobile phone with messages that indicated Nelder was dealing cocaine.
After he was arrested, Nelder's house was searched and officers found bags of cannabis, debt sheets, cash, deal bags covered in a white residue and a money counter.
In custody, Nelder of Sandwich Road, St. Neots, admitted being drunk in charge of a vehicle, but initially refused to comment on the drug offences.
Nelder later admitted possessing cocaine with intent to supply and was jailed for three years last week on May 4 at Cambridge Crown Court.
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Carmo Soriano, teen sex offender
(Image: Cambridgeshire police)
An 18-year-old registered sex offender has been sentenced to almost two years in prison.
Carmo Soriano, of St Michael's Gate, Parnwell, admitted breaching conditions he must adhere to as part of being on the Sex Offenders Register and subject of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO).
He was placed on the register in January last year after being convicted of inciting a child under 13 to engage in sexual activity.
All registered sex offenders living in Cambridgeshire are managed and monitored by the force's Public Protection Unit. This includes officers carrying out unannounced visits at their home address, checking their electronic devices and speaking in detail with them about their lifestyle.
Soriano was arrested on November 12 last year after police received information he had been staying at an address where a 10-year-old girl was present.
Upon speaking with the girl's parents, they confirmed Soriano had stayed at their home, however at no point had he made them aware of his convictions, a direct breach of his SHPO.
He was later charged with breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order as well as two counts of breaching notification requirements of being on the sex offenders register in that he failed to inform police of alias names and also details of an address where he had been staying.
On May 7, he appeared at Peterborough Crown Court and was sentenced to 20 months in a Young Offender Institution.
Valdas Raudis, prolific keyless car thief
Valdas Raudis (Image: police)
A man stole ten cars worth more than £200,000 combined using sophisticated equipment in Peterborough.
Valdas Raudis, 43, was identified as part of a police investigation where he was linked to keyless car thefts across the city.
The investigation found he had used specialist equipment to scan and obtain victims' car key fob frequencies from within houses and drive the vehicles away without detection.
Raudis, who has previously been convicted of similar thefts in Lithuania and Germany, was the partner in crime of Paulius Puras who was convicted earlier this year and received a 28-month prison sentence.
Puras helped Raudis with eight of the ten thefts which took place between 13 June and 18 October last year. Six out of the ten vehicles were recovered by police after being hidden in communal car parks across Peterborough.
On March 5, 2020, officers conducted a warrant at Raudis' home address in West Town, Peterborough, where they found and arrested him.
After he was arrested officers searched his property and found a cannabis production set up in the loft, later valued at £12,700. They also seized £11,655 in cash.
Raudis appeared at Peterborough Crown Court on April 3 where he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to steal motor vehicles, production of cannabis, possession of criminal property and abstracting electricity.
He was sentenced on May 12 at Cambridge Crown Court to three years and eight months in prison.
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Andrew Dunkley, jailed after escaping custody
A man has been jailed for eight weeks after making off from officers while under arrest.
Andrew Dunkley, 32, was arrested outside his flat in Rachel Close, Cambridge, in the early hours of March 25.
As he was being taken to the back of a police van Dunkley pulled away from the escorting officer before running off through a hedgerow.
He was circulated as wanted after attempts to trace him were unsuccessful. He was found the following day in a car on the A10 in Littleport.
Dunkley was sentenced at Cambridge Crown Court on May 11 after admitting escaping lawful custody.
Charlotte Burgess, woman tried to sneak drugs into prison
A woman who tried to deliver thousands of pounds worth of drugs to an inmate at HMP Whitemoor by concealing them about her person has been jailed.
Charlotte Burgess, 40, visited an inmate at the prison on November 9 2018.
At the end of the visit the pair embraced and began kissing. They then put their hands down each other's trousers before prison officers pulled them apart and searched them.
Burgess was taken to Thorpe Wood Police Station, where officers discovered she was wearing two bras and two pairs of pants. They also discovered a package containing thousands of pounds worth of drugs including cannabis and Spice.
Burgess, of Manger Road, Holloway, London, pleaded guilty to two counts of bringing a prohibited item into prison and breach of bail and was sentenced to a total of seven months in prison at Peterborough Crown Court yesterday on May 11.
Vytautas Kiminius, man who killed veterinary nurse
(Image: Cambridgeshire constabulary)
A man who drove a Range Rover dangerously causing the death of a veterinary nurse from Yaxley has been sentenced.
Vytautas Kiminius, 35, killed 46-year-old Rachel Radwell, of Crane Avenue, just after 2am on November 12, 2018, after taking a bend on the wrong side of the road and colliding head-on with her car.
The crash, which happened in Ramsey Road, Peterborough, left Kiminius uninjured but caused fatal injuries to Rachel who died in hospital.
Kiminius, of Sudbury Court, Peterborough, pleaded guilty to causing death by driving a vehicle while uninsured but denied causing death by dangerous driving. He was found guilty of the offence following a trial in February.
On May 14 he was sentenced at Peterborough Crown Court to four years and six months in prison.
Sarah Smith, woman who assualted police and ambulance staff ten times
Sarah Smith (Image: Police)
Police and ambulance service staff were assaulted ten times on consecutive days in April by a woman they were trying to help.
Sarah Smith, 27, who has a history of assault, punched, kicked, bit and spat at those who were trying to help her.
The incidents took place just days after Smith had been released from prison, where she was serving a 24-week sentence in connection with assaulting hospital staff and a police officer in the autumn of 2019.
On May 14, Smith, who has a history of assault on emergency workers, was sentenced at Cambridge Crown Court.
She was handed two years in prison after pleading guilty to ten counts of assaulting an emergency worker.
Her victims included eight police officers, a member of police staff and an ambulance service worker.
Liam Marshall, man who stole Yankee candles from B&M
Liam Marshall (Image: police)
A man who stole candles worth hundreds of pounds has been jailed.
Liam Marshall of no fixed abode was sentenced to seven months at Cambridge Crown Court on May 16 after previously pleading guilty to nine counts of theft, theft of a pedal cycle, going equipped, common assault and possession of a knife.
On three occasions on October 8, 10 and 18 he stole hundreds of pounds worth of Yankee candles from B&M at the Beehive Centre.
Between September 27 and February 11 he also stole meat, sweets and wine from the Co-Op in Milton Road, a bike work more than £500 from Anglia House, children's clothing from Next in Sidney Street, perfume and five face and body trimmers worth £250 from Boots in Petty Curry.
The 31-year-old assaulted a security guard at Boots on February 11 and was found carrying bolt croppers and a knife in his bag.
Marshall has also been handed a three-year Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) not to enter any Boots, Next, Co-Op, TK Maxx or B&M stores in Cambridge.
He's also banned from the Grafton Centre, Grand Arcade, Lion Yard and Beehive Centre and any shops or retail premises within.
Mitchell Audley-Ellis, man who stamped on ex-partner
Mitchell Audley-Ellis appeared at court
A man has been jailed after he repeatedly stamped on his ex-partner during a "horrific" attack.
Mitchell Audley-Ellis, 24, turned up at the victim's Cambridge home, breaching a restraining order which prevented him from contacting her.
Audley-Ellis let himself into the house and grabbed the victim's phone from the living room where she was sitting.
He took the phone to the kitchen and smashed it before returning to the living room to confront her. He started slapping and punching her in the head before dragging her to the kitchen by her hair.
While the victim lay defenceless on the floor, Audley-Ellis repeatedly stamped on her legs and ribs, while shouting "we are going to do this all day until your legs and arms are broke."
The victim eventually broke free and managed to climb out of the living room window, before flagging down a passing car and explaining what had happened. The driver called police who came to the house to find Audley-Ellis was still there.
Audley-Ellis, of no fixed abode, but from the Cambridge area, admitted charges of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, breach of a restraining order, criminal damage and breaching a suspended sentence.
He was jailed for 30 months on Monday May 11 at Peterborough Crown Court.
Conor Graham, disqualified driver caught with drugs
A disqualified driver has been jailed after being caught with cannabis and cocaine when behind the wheel in Peterborough.
Officers on patrol saw 26-year-old Conor Graham driving a silver BMW suspiciously in Central Avenue at about 2pm on October 12.
When they followed him, they saw Graham park and enter a flat in Waltham Close, Welland. He returned just five minutes later carrying a large bulging carrier bag.
He got back into the car and drove off towards Eye Road where officers requested him to stop. When officers spoke to Graham, he admitted to being disqualified from driving and that he had a bag of cannabis in the back.
He was arrested at the scene and forensic examination of the bag found 419 grams of cannabis, worth a street value of about £4,100.
Conor Graham, 26, of Waltham Close, Peterborough (Image: Cambridgeshire Police)
At about 8.20pm on April 6, whilst Graham was released under investigation, officers received information about a blue Volkswagen Scirocco, that was believed to be connected to drug dealing, driving round the city centre.
When the car was stopped, Graham was once again found to be the driver. A search of the vehicle identified cling film, electronic scales and white powder residue. He was searched and taken into custody where he was found in possession of 1.49 grams of cocaine.
Graham, of Waltham Close, Peterborough, was charged and admitted two counts of driving while disqualified, possession with intent to supply class B drugs, possession of class A drugs and two counts of driving with no insurance.
He was sentenced to a year in prison at Peterborough Crown Court on Tuesday May 12 and was disqualified from driving for a further 10 months.
Stephen Barnes, jailed for assaulting officers
A man who assaulted three police officers and two members of the public in Littleport has been jailed.
Stephen Barnes, 32, had been drinking at pubs in Littleport on the evening of January 4 and made friends with a group of people before heading to one of their homes in Cottier Drive.
When the group realised he had a knife tucked in his trousers, Barnes was told to leave but began making threats through the windows.
Barnes remained outside and when one of the occupants checked out of an open window to see if he had left, he grabbed him and ripped his t-shirt.
The incident was reported to police, as well as another assault on a woman in Chamberlain Fields from earlier that evening. Officers attended and located Barnes in a black Ford Focus in Yeomans Way.
While arresting him for the assault, Barnes kicked the officers in the chest and leg and had to be sprayed with PAVA.
Barnes, of Lynn Road, Ely, was handed 14 weeks in jail at Cambridge Magistrates' Court on May 14 after pleading guilty to possession of a knife, two counts of assault by beating and three counts of assaulting an emergency worker.
Peter Green, jailed for beating ex-partner in her own home
Peter Green (Image: Police)
A man who forced his way into his ex-partner's home during the night and beat her has been jailed.
Peter Green, 50, broke into the property in March at 4am on December 5.
The victim, who is in her 40s, had heard his shouts but hoped he would leave. However, Green entered through a living room window and went to her bedroom.
He punched her to the face knocking her unconscious and then turned his aggression on her friend, a man in his 50s, who had stayed at the property.
Green punched the man several times before leaving.
The man managed to call police and an ambulance, who took the woman to hospital. She received treatment for a fractured eye socket, a black eye and cuts to her face.
Green was arrested two hours later at his home in High Street, March. In interview he admitted his behaviour was unacceptable and said that he would apologise to god.
On May 21 at Peterborough Crown Court he was jailed for two years and six months, having previously pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
Gang members jailed after leaving man unconscious by side of road
Haider Ali (left) was handed 15 months in prison and Harrison (right) was jailed for 18 months (Image: Cambs police)
Four men have been sentenced after a violent attack left a man unconscious by the side of the road.
Haider Ali, 21, his brother Sheraz, 20, Shoaib Mohammed, 19, and Zane Harrison, 25, were seen on CCTV driving along Brampton Road in Huntingdon in two cars on December 2.
The group pulled over before Sheraz got out and started to threaten the man, who is in his 20s, closely followed by his brother who punched him in the face.
Mohammed then did the same and also punched the man. A further blow from Harrison knocked him unconscious.
The group got back into their cars and drove away while a member of the public, who saw the victim lying on the ground, phoned for an ambulance.
At Cambridge Crown Court on May 21 Sheraz Ali was ordered to pay £575 in total costs after pleading guilty to using threatening words and behaviour to cause alarm or distress.
On Friday, May 1, Harrison was jailed for 18 months after admitting causing grievous bodily harm without intent. He must also complete a further 36 months on licence following his release from prison.
At the same hearing Haider Ali was handed 15 months in prison after pleading guilty to causing grievous bodily harm without intent.
Mohammed was sentenced to 16 months in prison, suspended for 21 months, after also admitting causing grievous bodily harm without intent and driving while disqualified.
Matthew Masters, the hide-and-seek thief
A man who was found hiding behind a car and in possession of a crowbar has been jailed for 27 weeks.
Matthew Masters, 31, was arrested in Netherton in the early hours of April 26 after officers found him to be in possession of a crowbar, gloves and a torch.
Officers were on patrol in the area when they spotted a man acting suspiciously, upon seeing police he made off on a bicycle and attempted to hide.
Masters was found hiding behind an Audi in Hardwick Court, having pushed a rucksack under the car in an attempt to conceal it from officers.
He was arrested on suspicion of going equipped to steal after officers located the items in Masters' rucksack, along with a pair of Ray-Ban sunglasses.
Officers later found the sunglasses had been stolen from inside a vehicle in Hardwick Court the same night. Masters was further arrested for theft from a motor vehicle.
On May 26, Masters, of Benland, Bretton, admitted charges of going equipped to steal and theft from a motor vehicle at Cambridge Crown Court and was sentenced to 27 weeks in prison.
Jeffery Burton, homeless sex offender who stole from charity
Jeffery Burton, (Image: police)
A homeless sex offender who stole from a number of victims including a charity helping those in need during the Covid-19 pandemic has been jailed for almost two years.
Jeffery Burton, 44, of no fixed address, admitted thefts in Wisbech amounting to more than £11,000 and also failing to comply with notification requirements of the Sex Offenders Register.
He was charged with two counts of theft by finding, four counts of non-dwelling burglary and failing to comply with notification requirements of the Sex Offenders Register.
Burton was placed on the Sex Offenders Register 25 years ago after being convicted of indecent assault. Part of the requirements of being on the register mean all offenders must register where they are living with police. If they are homeless they must register this with police every seven days. He failed to do this, therefore breaching the requirements.
Burton admitted all of the offences he was charged with and appeared at Peterborough Crown Court yesterday (Tuesday 26 May), where he was sentenced to 20 months in prison.
DC Hines added: "Burton went on a crime spree, obtaining thousands of pounds worth of goods in a matter of days. Tackling burglary and bringing offenders to justice remains a priority for our force therefore we urge members of the public to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity to us, including the handling of stolen goods."
Michael Bird, drunk who threatened an artist with a broken bottle
Michael Bird, 47, of no fixed abode (Image: Cambridgeshire Police)
A MAN who threatened an artist with a broken bottle outside a shop in Cambridge has been jailed.
Michael Bird, 47, had been drinking when he launched the attack on a man outside a grocery store in Milton Road, Cambridge, on July 22.
Bird was hanging around, drinking and being verbally abusive to shoppers as they left when he was approached by a man who had been standing nearby trying to sell his paintings.
He confronted Bird about his behaviour, who then became aggressive. He picked up a bottle and thrust it towards the victim in an aggressive manner, causing damage to the man's t-shirt and belt.
Bird then stood up and smashed the bottle on the ground before brandishing the jagged glass as a weapon and chasing the victim with it, all while people walked by.
The victim ran into the store to get help, but Bird picked up another bottle, again smashing it, and held it up in his other hand and continued to threaten the victim.
Officers soon arrived on the scene and Bird was swiftly arrested.
Bird, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to affray, possessing an offensive weapon and racial abuse and was sentenced to 21 months in prison at Cambridge Crown Court on May 21.
Jordan Earwaker, burglar who targeted Cambridge deli
Jordan Earwaker (Image: Cambs police)
A man who stole ice-cream, meat and cheese from a Cambridge deli has been sentenced.
Jordan Earwaker, 28, of Fortescue Road, Cambridge pleaded guilty to burglary, theft and failing to surrender and was jailed for 15 months at Peterborough Crown Court on Friday, May 21.
On the evening of April, 17 Earwaker forced open the locks to the chiller cabinet at Signorelli's Deli on Burleigh Street and made off with food worth more than £1100.
In January he was caught on CCTV stealing two bottles of perfume worth £197 from Boots in Petty Cury.

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America Mired in Nine Unconstitutional Presidential Wars
June 8, 2017 By Richard C. Young
President Obama tours the Demilitarized Zone between North and South Korea where an undeclared war is still active after President Truman committed troops to the conflict without Congressional authorization 67 years ago.
David Hoffman, writing at The American Conservative reviews the John Henry play "Republic for Which We Stand," which premiered May 28 at the Castleton Theater House in Castleton, Virginia.
According to Henry, the play "portrays the behind-the-scenes struggle of the founding fathers and mothers in designing the Constitution in Philadelphia in 1787. They make the fateful decision to place the war power in Congress so the new nation can be a Republic, not an Empire."
In his review, Hoffman writes:
John Henry's transfixing play "Republic For Which We Stand" sounds the tocsin against the chosen people mentality that fuels perpetual war, one-branch government, and limitless surveillance in the United States. That un-starry-eyed message is leavened with recurring humor, satire and comedy that capture the full spectrum of vices and foibles in all their moods and tenses. Our Founding Mothers and Founding Fathers come to life, warts and all, to remind us of what made America great.
We are mired in nine unconstitutional presidential wars. None shows any light at the end of the tunnel. The multi-trillion dollar military-industrial-counterterrorism complex is extending its web everywhere, drawing all power into its vortex. Since 9/11, it has turned millions of wives into widows and children into orphans in the Middle East. No one asks why we have protest marches for women, climate change, and tax disclosure, but none for them. Tis folly to be wise and ignorance is bliss in the corridors of power and the sycophantic mainstream media.
"Republic For Which We Stand" is a breath of fresh air. It dramatizes the birth of the American republic and the wisdom of the founders in entrusting war-making responsibility exclusively to Congress. Yet thirteen successive administrations have flouted the Declare War Clause of the Constitution. When Truman started the first presidential war in Korea, Secretary of State Dean Acheson boasted: "The United States is the locomotive of mankind and the rest of the world the caboose." Those whom the gods wish to destroy they first make arrogant.
The great little James Madison is featured in Henry's action-packed play as the wunderkind of the Constitutional Convention. He uniquely understood that institutions have personalities; and that institutional personalities trump the personalities of the occupants. Madison recognized that the executive branch personality—like a pit bull—concocts excuses for war to aggrandize power and to leave a legacy. But the legislative branch, which gains nothing from belligerency, goes to war only in self-defense—like a Labrador retriever. Thus, as thirty-five consecutive Congresses abjectly surrendered their war power, the nation has fought gratuitous presidential wars irrespective of the varied personalities of the White House occupants. Only the official picture in the White House War Room changes from presidency to presidency.
The war power is the most important enumerated power. War dethrones the rule of law. Everything is subservient to national security. Thus, in the name of fighting international terrorism, we have endowed the president with power to play prosecutor, judge, jury, and executioner to kill any person on the planet the president believes is an imminent threat based on secret, unsubstantiated information. King George III would have blushed with envy. Friedrich Nietzsche got it wrong. God isn't dead. God has simply moved into the Oval Office.
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Leyton, London, UK
Leyton was recorded in the Domesday Book in 1086 as having a population of 43. Today, it is over 14,000.
It is the home to Leyton Orient FC, who play in the National League, and the Brisbane Road stadium. It also holds Leyton Cricket Ground, and the wooden pavilion building stands as a Grade II listed building.
The 2012 London Olympics has encouraged investment in Leyton: the Olympics authority and the Working Neighbourhoods fund regenerated the facades of 41 shops on the High Road. They renovated traditional features to create an eye-catching parade of shops, designed to attract locals and tourists alike.
The Coronation Gardens on Buckingham Road opened in 1903, on the crowning of King Edward VII. The park became a popular venue for events and concerts, and has undergone restoration works in c.2000. It remains a popular site for community events throughout the year – including Leyton Carnival and Coronation Gardens Festival.
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Nothing gets me more excited about something than music. It just changes your whole attitude/demeanor, right? That's exactly what happened when I sat down at Tracy Reese's spring fashion show. To the left of the runway, bongos were set up, so you knew there would be live music. And above the runway? A gorgeous chandelier. I mean, if those two things don't put you in a good mood, I don't know what will. Well, actually, I do.
As the gentleman started to play the bongos, models began strutting down the runway and look after look was just gorgeous. The collection was filled with Afro-Cuban inspirations that just made me want to order up a mojito and start dancing. With lace trumpet skirts and flouncy dresses, Reese showed a more sultry side to her designs than in collections past. She mixed feminine with boyish/athletic pieces. Tilted fedora's added some spice and flare to the collection. And for Michelle Obama (a fan of TR's designs), and the other ladies who adore her signature fit and flare dresses, don't fret, there are still plenty of those for spring.
From graphic prints, florals and even gorgeous tapestry-like patterns, you'll have more than enough options to choose from for every spring event you have on your calendar.
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Two weeks ago, News-Leader Watchdog reporter Amos Bridges shared a survey that shows fewer underage citizens are drinking alcohol than in years past. Good news indeed.
But a terrible alcohol-related crash last week just days after a dangerous underage drinking incident are sobering reminders that, although underage alcohol consumption has declined, our diligence as a community can not.
Photographs of the mangled car — struck early Tuesday morning on South Campbell Avenue — look like something out of a docudrama designed to discourage young people from drinking. But in this scenario, it was a local woman who died tragically and a local young man who was arrested and charged with manslaughter. His toxicology results showed an alcohol level of .266 — more than twice the legal limit.
At 20, he is underage.
Just a few days earlier, an incident involving eight teens in a limousine at a high school dance resulted in a 16-year-old girl spending the weekend in ICU after consuming a dangerous level of alcohol.
Anyone raising a teenager knows the challenges. It's easy to give advice; not so easy to put that advice into real-world practice. We can't be with teenagers all the time, which is why early intervention and conversation are so important, say experts.
That's why parents are on the front lines of defense.
One strong message we find on prevention and resource sites: Kids don't need parents to act like a friend when it comes to laying down firm rules about consuming alcohol. And it's a mistake to think your kids won't encounter an underage drinking situation.
"Some parents are afraid to know," said Chris Davis, deputy director for substance abuse and violence prevention at Community Partnership of the Ozarks. "If they don't know, it feels better. Once you are aware of it, you have to do something about it."
Whether you think your teens are listening or not, parents are the biggest influence on their kids and it's important, we hear from experts, to discuss risks — both physical and legal — through consistent and ongoing conversations. Those conversations are best started before they reach middle school, when young teens and 'tweens may be first exposed.
For parents who need guidance, there are some good resources at your fingertips.
One is the Safe and Sober Missouri site, http://safeandsoberparents.com/. Here you can find statistics, suggestions and talking points to use with your teens.
Another is Community Partnership at www.commpartnerhips.org/help. Here parents can find materials and videos to help them start those conversions. A video on that site also includes role-playing ideas.
One important point: Sending the mixed message that it's better to drink at home under adult supervision because "they'll do it anyway" is also a mistake, Davis said. "That is increasing the chances the kids will drink outside the home, too. That pro-use message, that it's OK to drink as a teenager, doesn't stop at the door."
Not only that, it's illegal to serve alcohol to a person who's underage (except for your own child); a Class B misdemeanor that could land someone in jail for up to six months on top of a fine. A video on the Safe and Sober website spells it out in detail.
It's not easy for parents to tackle the topic of alcohol, or imagine their own kids might experiment — even if you've had those conversations. Take extra steps.
If you have teens and keep alcohol at home, lock it up or keep careful tabs on it. Get to know parents of your teens' friends. Let teens know that parents talk. Make it as hard as possible for teens to make a big mistake. Because the potential risks of those mistakes are not just legal. Drinking is harmful to young developing brains. And drinking too much could be deadly.
Imagine if a police officer hadn't intervened at that dance? If that teen had suffered permanent injury — or died? A bright young life would be lost, a family would grieve and the lives of other teens would be changed forever. Parents can use incidents like the crash and high school dance incident as teaching moments, to help reinforce lessons about why it's neither smart nor safe to drink as a minor, Davis said. Don't expect a one-and-done lasting lesson, he added. It takes repeated, consistent messages from parents and other adults to make an impact.
But know this: Parents aren't alone and not solely responsible for helping our young folks make better decisions. There's always finger-pointing at parents or kids when something goes wrong, Davis said, but underage drinking is a community problem, and we all have a role to play in helping to prevent it.
It means adults should model smart behavior by not drinking and driving themselves.
Young adults who are of legal drinking age should be reminded of legal consequences for providing alcohol to younger friends.
And we can all talk to young people in our own lives — nieces, nephews, youths in our organizations — to reinforce the important conversations that, we hope, are happening at home.


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2021 Chevrolet Tahoe: Review
Some might call it a consequence of crossover popularity — America's demand for big truck-based SUVs has dwindled over the years. However, that doesn't mean the market is devoid of consumers who need a sport utility that can tow a big boat and haul the entire family in comfort — for these folks Chevrolet continues to build the Tahoe. All new for the 2021 model year, the best-selling full-size SUV in America is improved in every way with standout styling, plenty of power and range of new features.
Test Vehicle
Chevrolet provided us with a 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe High Country 4WD painted in Graywood Metallic. As the top-level trim of the Tahoe lineup, the High Country comes with most bells and whistles. However, the test vehicle arrived with a few additional options including a High Country Deluxe package with a power panoramic sunroof and retractable running boards, as well as a rear-seat media system for a total MSRP of $81,345. Competitors to the Tahoe include the GMC Yukon, Toyota Sequoia, Mercedes-Benz GLS, Lexus LX, Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator.
New Platform
Chevrolet builds the 2021 Tahoe — and its larger SUV sibling, the Suburban — on a new chassis with a longer wheelbase and new independent rear suspension. Not only does this setup provide an improved ride, it also allows for a lower load floor and improved overall passenger space without sacrificing any capability.
The 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe gets an all-new look with a bold but clean design. Up front, the High Country gets a unique grille adorned with a large Chevrolet bowtie and bronze accents. Slim LED headlights sit flush with the hood and have stylish LED running lights below.
Proper SUV Style
Tahoe retains its squared-off classic SUV styling, although the 2021 model features sculpted doors and pronounced fenders that add considerable character. Large 22-inch wheels on the High Country underscore the vehicle's rugged looks.
Rear Styling
The bold styling of the 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe continues at the rear, where TAHOE is emblazoned in large letters beneath a stylish chrome strip that gives the big SUV a wider look. New LED taillights, a roof spoiler and quad exhaust round out the Tahoe's new demeanor.
Sophisticated Design
"The longer proportions enabled us to add more sophistication and surface detail," noted Phil Zak, executive design director at Chevrolet. "The design builds on what generations of owners have known and loved about the Tahoe and Suburban and gives them more, with confident, bolder stances that remain reassuringly familiar, but with greater detail than ever before," said Zak.
Major improvements to the 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe help transform the top-tier High Country into a luxurious conveyance. Up front, big bucket seats trimmed in leather have contrasting stitching and High Country embossed on the head restraints. The comfortable seats offer heating and cooling as well as multiple adjustments. Leather and stitching continue to the dashboard, door panels and center console.
The 10-inch center display of the 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe is bright and easy to read, and drivers will appreciate the easy navigation at the bottom of the screen. Actual knobs for volume and tuning are found below, along with a button to quickly access the home screen. The separate climate controls are easy to use, and the bottom of the center stack houses USB-A and USB-C ports as well as a large wireless charging pad. Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are standard — significant features that owners today would quickly find they can't do without.
Many full-size SUVs offer spacious center console storage, although the 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe adds some interesting features. With the push of a button, the console slides toward the rear seat, making it easier for rear-seat passengers to reach cupholders and power ports. As the console slides rearward, it exposes a drawer beneath that functions like a safe; once the console moves forward again, items secured in the drawer remain out of sight. The console also has a light in the lid, which makes it easier to find items at night.
Gear Selector
The 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe has a new location for the gear selector — next to the display screen. The design is a bit unusual; buttons for Drive and Reverse get pulled rather than pushed, while Neutral and Park are push to select. The new setup creates a lot of additional storage space, although new owners will likely need some time adjusting to the selector's location and operation.
Bucket seats in the second row of the 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe offer plenty of legroom and headroom, and the optional rear-seat entertainment system makes the space a chill place to ride. Rear-seat passengers get their own climate controls, and the High Country also features heated rear seats. Four USB ports — two USB-A, two USB-C — keep everyone's devices charged.
Perhaps the biggest improvements for the 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe are in the third row. The third row of most SUVs can feel more like a penalty box — not in the new Tahoe. Seats sit up higher, and with 10 inches more legroom and plenty of headroom occupants won't feel cramped. And the second-row seats can be slid forward to provide even more legroom for the third row. Third-row occupants also have two USB ports.
Third-Row Access
At the push of a button, the second-row seats of the 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe fold completely out of the way to provide easy access to the third row.
Stepping up into a vehicle as large as the 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe can be difficult, especially for people of small stature. Retractable running boards help with this issue, providing a solid step for all four doors.
The 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe is a big SUV, so its plentiful cargo space comes as no surprise. This new Tahoe has 66 percent more cargo room behind the third row — enough space for a few suitcases or plenty of groceries. Both second- and third-row seats can be folded via buttons in the cargo area, creating massive real estate for hauling large items.
The Tahoe High Country test vehicle we drove came with the upgraded 6.2-liter V8 engine that generates 420 horsepower and 460 lb-ft of torque, teamed with a smooth-shifting 10-speed automatic transmission. With the big V8 and four-wheel drive, the Tahoe High Country can tow up to 8,100 pounds.
There are many reasons to buy a big SUV — fuel economy likely isn't one of them. According to U.S. EPA numbers, the 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe High Country with the 6.2-liter V8 is rated at 14 mpg city / 19 mpg hwy / 16 mpg combined. However, during our time in the Tahoe we didn't see much above 12 mpg on the trip computer. Fuel economy did improve slightly with the Tahoe in 2WD.
The V8 engine in the High Country is fully capable of getting this big SUV moving quickly, with the added bonus of a pleasing V8 roar emanating from the quad tailpipes. Thanks to the new chassis, the ride of the 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe is smooth and comfortable with little road noise — the Tahoe would certainly make a great road-trip vehicle.
Decent Ride
The Tahoe is a big, heavy vehicle, so we approached our backcountry drive with expectations set accordingly. However, the 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe surprised us with decent steering and feedback that make the SUV easier than anticipated to drive, even on winding roads east of Seattle. The Tahoe's smooth ride remains comfortable even when road surfaces get rough.
Slow 4WD Response
During our test drives in the 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe roads were slick with rain, so we selected Automatic 4WD for additional traction. Thus we were surprised to feel the rear wheels spinning when accelerating onto a main road, causing the rear end to slip a bit sideways before the front wheels engaged. We would expect the system to react more quickly to a loss of traction.
Most people do not need a full-size SUV for everyday driving — a more fuel-efficient, smaller crossover will do. However, some consumers simply need a vehicle with room for the whole family, proper SUV versatility and the power to pull a camper or boat. Add in the desire for an attractive vehicle — with the latest safety and convenience features — and the 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe certainly fits the bill. Speaking of bills, the price of the top-tier High Country is steep, although its long list of equipment certainly makes it worth consideration.
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2021 Nissan Kicks: First Look
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2021 Nissan Armada: First Look
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Jaguar F-TYPE Heritage 60 Edition: First Look
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2022 Acura MDX: First Look
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2021 Chevrolet Trailblazer: Review and Photos
What Is It? More than 10 years have passed since Chevrolet sold a Trailblazer — and now the nameplate returns, worn by a stylish small crossover new to the Chevy lineup. Slotted between the Trax and Equinox, the Trailblazer is available in a variety of trim levels with front- or all-wheel drive.
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Edgar Allen Poe defined Art as "The reproduction of what the senses perceive in nature through the veil of the soul." My soul is often still my nine year old explorer self - looking, gathering, dreaming, making. Nature's colors, textures, and evolution inform my love of mixed media and mosaic. I want to reclaim her discarded limbs, dropped feathers, bone. In exploring the facets of humanity also within her realm, I seek to discovering patterns, sentiment and memory. In rearranging her beauty and making things whole, I reveal the veil to my own soul.
Michelena is a community creator, opening Wolf Willow Studio in 2012 to hold space for her passions of nature, art, and collaboration. It is home for her seasonal nature décor business, Rocky Mountain Wreaths, which transforms local, native plant material into beautiful offerings for Calgarians homes. Through the medium of mosaic she continues to honor nature, focusing on recycled and salvaged items; broken china, damaged tiles, reclaimed metal, and flotsam in which to reorganized as unique textural artwork and murals. She specializes in collaborative processes, creating special community-building outcomes.
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Title VII prohibits employers from retaliating against an employees who oppose unlawful harassment or participate in an employer's internal investigation into the underlying complaint.
Rite Way employed Mekeva Tennort to perform janitorial duties at Biloxi Junior High School. In August 2011, Tennort gave a statement to supervisors investigating a sexual harassment complaint by another employee. The Commission alleged that, soon afterward, Rite Way gave Tennort several written warnings about untrue supposed performance issues, and then fired her based on these unfounded accusations.
Did the performance issues precede the witness statement?
Was the witness written up then too?
Were those prior performance issues documented in any way?
Did you counsel the witnesses?
Are you writing up/disciplining other employees for similar performance issues?
If you have a progressive discipline (or other similar) policy, are you following it?
If the answer to any of these questions is no, pause and ask yourself why — especially if the decisionmaker is aware of the investigation. (Maybe, you have an out if the decisionmaker isn't aware that the employee was a witness in a harassment investigation, because that person would lack retaliatory motive).
Otherwise, tread carefully. Remember, retaliation is the number one box checked on an EEOC charge of discrimination.


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Q: Can I allow more than one app in "Single App Mode"? If I use "Apple Configurator 2" to lock an iOS device, can I allow two or three or four specific apps ?
Or is it really, literally, "single" app mode and only a single app can be allowed ?
Thank you.

A: No, you can't allow more than one app in "Single App Mode"
Apple also states

Single App Mode forces the selected app to open on the supervised
  device and prevents the use of other apps. When this payload is
  active, the app reopens immediately after the device is restarted.

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There are three primary colors: red, yellow and blue. The mixture of these three forms the foundation for all other colors. Three primary colors are combined to form the three secondary colors: orange, green and purple. These are also known as complementary colors.
Contrasting colors are those that face each other on the color wheel. The produce bold tones, such as The University of Michigan color scheme of Maize and Blue. Tertiary colors are created when a primary and a secondary color are combined. These create harmonious soft color schemes.
Photo 1 is a picture taken in full daylight at Disneyworld Epcot Center in Orlando. The colors are all primary and secondary colors. The full daylight allows the picture to have a high contrast. Yet, the reason that picture can be high contrast and pleasing to the eye is that all of the colors are primary and secondary colors. Thus, high contrast and complementing schemes are working to please the eye.
Photo 2 is taken inside the building depicted in the Epcot Center building from above. My friend Sarah is at the center of the frame. She has skin tones, is wearing pink, and has a neutral black hair color. She is surrounded by complementary and primary colors on the color wheel. From left to right these are green, yellow, orange, pink and red. There are no contrasting colors. Thus, the picture seems soft and warm.
There is a close dividing line between bold and visually jarring colors. I scoured the Net for evidence of some fashion disasters. I didn't have to look very far. Photo 3: 1980 California High School Prom Photo is not just close to the line, it is onto another field.
I don't remember the electric and powder blue tuxedo being popular in 1980. I thought that it was just something that people wore on television. Apparently, not so. In any case, don't look at these characters, look at the brown carpet and wallpaper; contrast that color and pattern against the ruffled tuxedos. It is no wonder their dates are not in this photo.


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Q: What restrictions on decimal expansions lead to countably infinite subsets of the reals? Consider real numbers $S : x \in [0,1]$ whose decimal expansions are $x = 0.d_1 d_2 d_3 \ldots$.
Now institute various exclusions, listed below. I am interested to learn of
general principles that will allow me to conclude that $S_X$ is either countable
or uncountable.

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*$S_{!5}$: The decimal representation excludes all $5$'s.

*$S_{5^{\textrm{th}}}$: In the decimal representation, every $5^{\textrm{th}}$ digit is $5$.

*$S_{\textrm{odd}}$: The decimal representation excludes all even digits: $0,2,4,6,8$.

*$S_{01}$: The decimal representation excludes all but the two digits: $0$ and $1$.

*$S_{1}$: The decimal representation uses (after the $0.$) only the digit $1$: $0.1, 0.11, 0.111, \ldots$.

*$S_{\ge}$: The decimal representation is non-decreasing: successive digits are the same or larger. E.g., $.1144456777777788999\ldots$.

*$S_{k\pm}$: The decimal representation $k$-oscillates:
The sequence consists of $k$ or more digits (non-strictly) increasing, followed by a sequence of $k$ or more digits that (non-strictly) decreases, and so on. E.g., for $k=5$, $0.11339 \; 966432 \; 567777 \; \ldots$.

*$S_{\textrm{max/min}}$: The decimal representation is finitely oscillatory: there are only a finite number of digit minima and maxima in the sequence of digits.

Perhaps each case must be handled separately?
I am particularly interested in difficult, borderline cases that are not so
straightforward to settle, which could be used as good student exercises
to distinguish countable from uncountable.

A: As a general rule, if your set is such that given a number $x \in S$ you can change infinitely many digits at once and independently, it'll be uncountable - otherwise, it won't be. For example, $S_{\mathrm{odd}}$ is uncountable, because beginning with $x = 0.1111\ldots$ I can replace any combination of $1$s with $3$s and still obtain a number in $S_{\mathrm{odd}}$. On the other hand, $S_1$ is only countable; given any $x \in S_1$, the only way I can change infinitely many digits is by changing them all to $1$.
The key idea is basically reducing everything to $S_{01}$. $S_{01}$ is uncountable for a very simple reason: any number expressed using only zeroes and ones can be interpreted as a binary expansion of an unrestricted real. So every real between $0$ and $1$ "shows up" in $S_{01}$. As long as you can find a way of thinking of your set as $S_{01}$, you've got something uncountable.
To take an extreme example: say $S_{56}$ is the set of infinite decimals consisting entirely of $5$s, except for every $10000$th digit, which may be either a $5$ or a $6$. We can think of this as "basically" $S_{01}$ by (1) ignoring all the forced digits, and (2) where we get to choose between $5$ and $6$, treating a $5$ as a $0$ and a $6$ as a $1$. So, for example, we can see $0.555\ldots 555\mathbf{6}555\ldots 555\mathbf{5}555\ldots 555\mathbf{6}555\ldots$ as the binary string $0.101\ldots$. So $S_{56}$ is also uncountable.

A: Don't know that I'd call it a general principle, but most of these follow from remapping the restricted set to the reals, perhaps in another basis.

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*$S_{!5}$: The decimal representation excludes all $5$'s.

Decrement all digits larger than $5$, then the set becomes the representation of the entire $[0,1]$ in base $9$, thus uncountable.

*$S_{5^{\textrm{th}}}$: In the decimal representation, every $5^{\textrm{th}}$ digit is $5$.

Drop every $5^{th}$ digit, then the set becomes the decimal representation of the entire $[0,1]$, thus uncountable.

*$S_{\textrm{odd}}$: The decimal representation excludes all even digits: $0,2,4,6,8$.

Remap the $5$ remaining digits $1,3,5,7,9$ to $0,1,2,3,4$, then the set becomes the representation of the entire $[0,1]$ in base $5$, thus uncountable.

*$S_{01}$: The decimal representation excludes all but the two digits: $0$ and $1$.

That gives the representation of the entire $[0,1]$ in base $2$, thus uncountable.

*$S_{1}$: The decimal representation uses (after the $0.$) only the digit $1$: $0.1, 0.11, 0.111, \ldots$.

This can be indexed by the number of decimal digits, thus countable.

*$S_{\ge}$: The decimal representation is non-decreasing: successive digits are the same or larger. E.g., $.1144456777777788999\ldots$.

The sequence of digits will become constant eventually, thus countable.

*$S_{k\pm}$: The decimal representation $k$-oscillates:
  The sequence consists of $k$ or more digits (non-strictly) increasing, followed by a sequence of $k$ or more digits that (non-strictly) decreases, and so on. E.g., for $k=5$, $0.11339 \; 966432 \; 567777 \; \ldots$.

Drop every other group of $k$ digits, and truncate the remaining ones to the first $k$ digits, which leaves groups of exactly $k$ increasing decimal digits. Consider each such group as one digit in some base made up of all increasing sequences of $k$ decimal digits. Then the set becomes the representation of the entire $[0,1]$ in that base, thus uncountable.

*$S_{\textrm{max/min}}$: The decimal representation is finitely oscillatory: there are only a finite number of digit minima and maxima in the sequence of digits.

The sequence of digits will become constant eventually, thus countable.

[ EDIT ]   Numbered the points to stay in sync with the OP, and made a minor change to #7 which I had first (mis)read as exactly $k$ digits.


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