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Given a closed room with no exits and an infinite number of kindergarteners determined to kill you, how many could you kill before you yourself died?
I recently drove myself to complete exhaustion by biking up a steep hill. Using the law of conservation of energy, we can calculate how much kindergartener-slaughtering energy I've got.
The combined mass of myself and my bike is about 63.5 kilograms.
The elevation gained was about 548.64 meters total.
The earth's gravitational constant is 9.8 meters per second squared.
Taking the product of these three numbers, we find that the total amount of kinetic energy available to me is 341,418.672 joules.
 Is Amy Chua right when she explains "Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior" in an op/ed in the Wall Street Journal? I'll give you all the truth you need: NO.
 Apologies for playing fast and loose with the significant figures here.
 I assume this is from extensive empirical verification, since he is such a good scientist and a real paragon of Chinese parenting himself.
N.B. My physicist brother just pointed out that if I ate my victims, I would replenish my energy and be able to kill infinitely.
I understand my devoted fans will have read this already, but not everyone is so devoted, nor has a Quora account.
This is most applicable to people who learn how to swing dance by taking Living Traditions of Swing at Stanford, from Richard Powers. Here are a couple pointers for follows who want to leave the warm, loving cocoon that is Jammix and the GCC dances, and venture out into the cold, uncaring world of dancing off-campus.
1. The swingout is supposed to be *followed.* What does that mean? That means, don't walk towards the lead until you feel him tugging on you.
2. You don't need to have a lot of tension in your connection. Connections come in two flavors: a subtle, light one that lends itself to catching every last little musical hit, and a heavy, hard, energetic kind. More experienced leads tend to prefer the former type of connection. The reason is that it's easier to start with a light connection and build up to a heavy one when necessary, than the other way around. There is nothing wrong with the occasional hate-dance, of course.
3. On counts 3 and 4, you're supposed to triple-step towards where the lead used to be. This is hard to do, because you're aiming for empty air, which is an abstract, invisible target, and his hand is tugging you from where he * currently* is, which is much more concrete and noticeable. So, aim towards his *right hand,* which should be floating approximately where he used to be. Then when you connect with your lead on 5 and 6, it'll feel much better.
4. STOP SUCKING. Don't cry! I didn't mean to say that! I just ran out of helpful things to say. I'm sorry. I'm mean.


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Don Wright
Marci Campbell
Bill Haynes
Don brings decades of informatics and healthcare leadership to Clarigent Health. Prior to Clarigent, he spent the past decade growing Assurex Health from technology invented at Mayo Clinic and Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center to a company of over 500 employees serving almost one million peopl
Don brings decades of informatics and healthcare leadership to Clarigent Health. Prior to Clarigent, he spent the past decade growing Assurex Health from technology invented at Mayo Clinic and Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center to a company of over 500 employees serving almost one million people with mental health conditions. Assurex Health was acquired in 2016 by Myriad Genetics then allowing Don to use his more than 25 years of experience to assist others turning their ideas into hyper-growth companies.
Bill has an extensive background in software development and design, IT infrastructure and systems, and management of teams. Bill previously worked at Assurex Health as the Senior Director of Corporate Quality and Systems. During his time there, Bill performed leadership roles in the Customer Support
Bill has an extensive background in software development and design, IT infrastructure and systems, and management of teams. Bill previously worked at Assurex Health as the Senior Director of Corporate Quality and Systems. During his time there, Bill performed leadership roles in the Customer Support, Billing, Quality Assurance, IT, Facilities, Laboratory, and Software Development departments. Prior to Assurex Health, Bill also worked at Spotlight Solutions which was acquired by ProfitLogic.
Marci is a creative and innovative Technology Product Solutions Leader with expertise in product development, product marketing and educational instruction. Prior to joining Clarigent Health, Marci consulted for 3 years as a technical product manager for several Cincinnati startups providing strategic guidance and
Marci is a creative and innovative Technology Product Solutions Leader with expertise in product development, product marketing and educational instruction. Prior to joining Clarigent Health, Marci consulted for 3 years as a technical product manager for several Cincinnati startups providing strategic guidance and day to day agile execution in the development of educational services, food and beverage tracking, and fitness content services.
Before that, she spent 10 years at Knovation Learning as the VP of Solutions
Josh Cohen, PhD
Lesley Klum Rohlfs, MS
Josh earned his PhD in physics from Tufts University in 2018 and brings to Clarigent Health expertise in data science and a diverse research background. In graduate school, Josh studied novel properties of nanoscale materials by running experiments and modeling particle interactions. Following graduate school, Josh w
Josh earned his PhD in physics from Tufts University in 2018 and brings to Clarigent Health expertise in data science and a diverse research background. In graduate school, Josh studied novel properties of nanoscale materials by running experiments and modeling particle interactions. Following graduate school, Josh worked for The Air Force Research Laboratory's 711th Human Performance Wing, leading and supporting efforts including how weapon emissions affect human health, how to protect expeditionary medicine personnel from directed energy, and the types of chemicals absorbed by spider silk. Josh is self-taught in data science, though many of the methods used in data science have significant overlap with his physics background, and his rich and varied experiences have made him an invaluable member of the team.
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Lesley brings to Clarigent a decade of experience as a Mental Health Specialist and clinical research in Pediatric Psychiatry at Cincinnati Children's. In her role has a Mental Health Specialist she was involved in improvement projects and was a Children's Point of Scholar in 2012, conducting research i
Lesley brings to Clarigent a decade of experience as a Mental Health Specialist and clinical research in Pediatric Psychiatry at Cincinnati Children's. In her role has a Mental Health Specialist she was involved in improvement projects and was a Children's Point of Scholar in 2012, conducting research in the field of trauma informed care for the reduction of restraint and seclusion in inpatient pediatric psychiatric units.
Margaret Millea Walsh
Margaret brings experience commercializing and scaling IP-led companies in the U.S. and abroad. She recently completed her MBA at London Business School. While in London, she worked in venture capital and consulted on go-to-market strategy for a concussion assessment app. Prior to that she worked as a client service director
Margaret brings experience commercializing and scaling IP-led companies in the U.S. and abroad. She recently completed her MBA at London Business School. While in London, she worked in venture capital and consulted on go-to-market strategy for a concussion assessment app. Prior to that she worked as a client service director at Nielsen Consumer Neuroscience, delivering consumer insights developed through neuroscience research methods. Her cross-functional team engaged clients from initial pilot through design, implementation and delivery of insights. She helped her largest client scale from pilot to global implementation (17 countries, 20+ offices, multiple languages) in two years.
Bill Nostheide
Quality Assurance and Compliance
Bill brings decades of experience in quality assurance and project management to Clarigent Health. He has worked for the federal government, banking industry, universities and Fortune 500 companies. Bill has performed leadership roles in IT, Customer Support, Quality Assurance and Training. He has
Bill brings decades of experience in quality assurance and project management to Clarigent Health. He has worked for the federal government, banking industry, universities and Fortune 500 companies. Bill has performed leadership roles in IT, Customer Support, Quality Assurance and Training. He has led global business application design and development teams as well as teams creating children's educational applications.
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Harvest – We Are All Meant to Shine!
I find beauty and things to delight me in every season. Our natural world is an artists dream. Just look around and you can see how Autumn knows how to put on a show. She is vivid and rich, the hues of yellow, orange and red sometimes shocking even in their glory.
Already this season our family of four, while on a weekend jaunt out of town, stopped in Suisun City at Larry's Produce. I am almost reluctant to share about it publicly, thinking it might be better to keep it a secret. The market is already a wonderful place to pick up produce during the late spring and summer months, but it becomes even more festive in my eyes in the fall when the pumpkins, squash and gourds arrive. Here is a sample of the delights to be had at the outdoor market.
Living in Northern California in a more rural area there are also farms that transform into festive destinations in the month of October. Just this past Friday I went on a field trip with my daughters 2nd grade class to a local farm where we went on a train ride, a wagon ride, picked pumpkins right off the vines, bounced on a trampoline, shot corn cobs out of air cannons, wandered through a corn maze and watched little piggies race.
Not only are the images about Autumn stunning, but so can be the words of writers who wax poetic about this season and its golden abundance. Here are some delightful reads for you to enjoy.
In my exploration of all tings Autumn I also came across this sentimental creation by Cathy Cullis called Fragile Things.
Have you experienced any Fall fun yet?
Here is a list of some ideas to get you going.
Grab your camera and go for a drive or a walk and capture some of the fall color in your area.
Pick up some pumpkins and colorful gourds at the store and create a display on your porch, dining room table or altar.
Is there something you love best about this season?


Want to do something sweet (literally) for your sweetie? Whether you're at ease in the kitchen or just learning your way around, try your hand at one of these heartwarming desserts.
You can earn a lot of brownie points for the effort put forth in making something homemade this Valentine's Day.
Thankfully, there's plenty of inspiration to be found in this month's food and cooking magazines with recipes inspired by everything from the traditional sweet staple (chocolate) to the popular color of the season (red).
Even if you're crunched for time or want to slowly test the waters, these five fairly easy Valentine's Day desserts will help you impress your sweetheart with your thoughtfulness.
Chocolate-Cinnamon Pudding, Taste of the South: Pudding isn't just for kids anymore, not with this dressed-up version topped with chocolate shavings and cinnamon sticks. You'll have to use the stovetop to make this dessert—no instant shortcuts here—so if you can manage that, you can pull this one off. But, judging by the photo, it looks like it's worth the risk.
Valentine Sorbet Sandwiches, Everyday Food: A lighter, heart-healthier version of the ice cream sandwich, this treat makes use of sorbet that's store-bought for a time-saving bonus. The cookie part of the sandwich is made from scratch but isn't too complicated for a curious or experienced baker to pull off. Some may want to have a store-bought backup just in case.
Red Velvet Cheesecake, Food Network Magazine: This incorporates (almost) all you need for a perfect night: chocolate, red velvet and decadent cheesecake. The magazine says this recipe clocks in at a little over 30 minutes of active preparation, but you'll want to keep in mind that you'll have to chill this treat for at least four hours before you can slice and serve.
Strawberry Jam Cake, Cooking With Paula Deen: This fresh confection is perfect for the person who's not much of a chocolate fan. The light cake gets its berry flavor from strawberry jam spread between its layers, which are then topped with a frosting that incorporates fresh berries. This one's a little higher on the difficulty level but definitely not impossible.
"Puppy Love" Cherry Crunchies, Every Day With Rachael Ray: You read that right. If the love of your life (at least right now) is your four-legged friend, remember him or her this Valentine's Day with these dog biscuits flavored with dried cherries. Bonus points for using heart-shaped cookie cutters when cutting out the dough. But either way, your pooch will love you.
This entry was posted in Food and tagged Cooking With Paula Deen, desserts, Every Day with Rachael Ray, featured, feedfeature1, Food Network Magazine, Taste of the South, Valentine's Day, valentine's day recipes, valentines day dessert on February 9, 2013 by Michelle Ryan.


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Autumn in Carthage
Christopher Zenos
The nether side of passion is madness. Nathan Price is a college professor with crippling impairments, seeking escape from his prison of necessity. One day, in a package of seventeenth-century documents from Salem Village, he stumbles across a letter by his best friend, Jamie, who had disappeared six months before. The document is dated 1692–the height of the Witch Trials. The only potential lead: a single mention of Carthage, a tiny town in the Wisconsin northern highland. The mystery catapults Nathan from Chicago to the Wisconsin wilderness. There, he meets Alanna, heir to an astonishing Mittel-European legacy of power and sacrifice. In her, and in the gentle townsfolk of Carthage, Nathan finds the refuge for which he has long yearned. But Simon, the town elder, is driven by demons of his own, and may well be entangled in Jamie's disappearance and that of several Carthaginians. As darkness stretches toward Alanna, Nathan may have no choice but to risk it all… Moving from the grimness of Chicago's South Side to the Wisconsin hinterlands to seventeenth-century Salem, this is a story of love, of sacrifice, of terrible passions–and of two wounded souls quietly reaching for the deep peace of sanctuary.
Western Ending: Tales of the Wild West
Daniel J. Kirk
Genre: Westerns | Short Stories
A loaded revolver's worth of short stories are featured in WESTERN ENDING. A collection of the good, bad and ugly sides of the west. The stories included in this collection are: Mad Dog Donaldson: an infamous outlaw shows up where he is least expected. Justice is Silent:A mob intends to take justice on a jailed murderer. Western Ending:A lawman has to bring down a good man who went to far with his vengeance. Red Guns: a young man hires a sharpshooter to thwart a train robbery. Raise The Sun: a man feels his luck has run out when he attempts to betray his boss, a wanted outlaw. Shooting Suns: A bounty hunter comes to collect a popular Sheriff.
Discovery of an Eagle
Grace Mattioli
Genre: Contemporary Fiction | Coming of Age | Family Life | Humor & Satire | Literary Fiction
After his job lays him off, Cosmo Greco takes his sister, Silvia, up on her offer to drive to Portland. At the beginning of the trip, a Mack truck wipes them off the road, nearly killing them. This near-death experience is a wake-up call for Cosmo, and he begins to question the life he's been leading. He realizes that he's not happy with his current life and wants to make a change. A number of encounters along the way reinforce this desire, but he's afraid to leave the familiarity of his humdrum existence for the unknown. This book is the sequel to Olive Branches Don't Grow On Trees and the second book in the Greco Family Trilogy, although it can be read as a stand-alone. Reviewers such as Kirkus Reviews and Midwest Book Review have called this a poignant and well-drawn soaring story that opens readers eyes to new perspectives. Readers will feel that they are along on the ride in this soulful road story as the highly lovable Cosmo explores a vividly painted American landscape, encounters a cast of colorful characters and discovers what it takes to be truly happy.
The Reaper's Harvest
Daniel Powell
Genre: Mythology & Folk Tales | Horror | Fantasy
He's taken many names over the long centuries, but his mission has never changed… Cronus, the keeper of the harvest, ushers the living into the afterlife. His presence has been felt at every major global disaster, from Pompei to New Orleans. Now, he leads a peaceful life in Eastern Oregon, where the realities of his work have brought him uncomfortably close to his new neighbors. The Reaper's Harvest, a novel of supernatural suspense, is the story of William Lowell and his quest to save his family. It's the story of a good man matching wits with death himself, and it poses an eternal question about what it means to be human: How far would you go to save the ones you love? A thriller with elements of mythology, The Reaper's Harvest covers similar thematic territory as Stephen King's Duma Key and the film Meet Joe Black. It is a story of temptation in the face of tragedy, the insistence of love, and the hazard of sacrifice–all within the space of one season's harvest.
Indoor Kitchen Gardening. 33 Secrets For Self Sufficient Living
Catherine Adkins
The plant world is a beautiful place. Vegetation looks good, smells good and sometimes even tastes good. So why would we not wish to be a part of it? By bringing plant life into your home, not only will it improve the overall appearance of your home, but you will soon start to feel, and eat, healthier.
This book will instruct you how to: Grow indoor plants, not only for their beauty but also discover what they can do for your health. Grow vegetables and fruit indoors, enjoy some of your favourite produce, home grown, they taste much better than shop bought. We will show you which fruit and vegetables can be grown indoors. Grow your own herbs indoors, fresh herbs at hand to improve the flavors of your cooking. From basil to oregano, the classics such as parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme. We will show you how to easily grow all of these in your own home.
With just 33 tips, this book will teach you how to bring the outdoors inside, and give you a feel-good factor lifestyle. We invite you to bring these natural resources into your home and utilize them to your benefit.
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Behind Enemy Lines: Navy, Tulsa beat writers conduct Q&A exchange
Tulsa quarterback Zach Smith (11) handles the ball after a snap during the first half of an NCAA football game against Michigan State on Friday, Aug. 30, 2019 in East Lansing, Mich. Michigan State won 28-7. (AP Photo/Tony Ding) (Tony Ding/AP)
Dekota Gregory, Tulsa football beat writer for the Tulsa World, responds to questions posted by Navy beat writer Bill Wagner.
Q: This is the fifth year for head coach Philip Montgmery. Is there a sense among Tulsa fans that progress is being made and the program is headed in the right direction. Is there any pressure on Montgomery to produce a winning record this season?
A: Going into this season, there was a lot of pressure on Philip Montgomery and his job security after going 3-9 last season and 2-10 the year before. That talk has actually quieted since the start of the season despite TU's losing record. However, the Golden Hurricane has had an extremely difficult season so far and hasn't lost any games it shouldn't have on paper. I'm sure a tough loss, or even a loss to Navy on Saturday, would get fans chattering about Montgomery again. That difficult schedule could save his job, though. Montgomery almost notched his big win last week against then-No. 24 SMU, but I think a victory like that with four or five other wins could be what Montgomery needs to stay in Tulsa. The Hurricane has plenty of other opportunities still left with teams such as Memphis, UCF and Cincinnati left on its schedule.
Q: Navy has beaten Tulsa by an average of 20-plus points in three previous meetings at Chapman Stadium. Have the coaches and players talked about the importance of defending the home field and not allowing the Midshipmen to leave Skelly Field with another lopsided victory?
A: Montgomery or players didn't really talk much about defending Chapman Stadium at Tuesday's weekly press conference. However, there was plenty of talk about TU's struggles against the Midshipmen and how hard it has been for TU to stop that triple-option. And the fact it never gets easier, even while playing Navy every year. With that being said, I don't think it mattered who was on the schedule this week, TU knows it's almost in a must-win situation Saturday after such a devastating loss against SMU in three overtimes. Wins against opponents that are pretty even with TU on paper, such as Navy, are also musts for the Hurricane to reach a bowl.
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Q: Tulsa has three impressive offensive weapons in quarterback Zach Smith, running back Shamari Brooks and wide receiver Keylon Stokes. Can you talk about what each brings to the table?
A: They all definitely bring experience. This is Zach Smith's first year playing for TU, but he already had 10 starts under his belt at Baylor. As Smith has gotten better every week (even after throwing three interceptions vs SMU), the offense is able to be almost perfectly balanced and rely less on its run game. And Smith building a connection with Stokes has only helped that passing game. However, Brooks is still the biggest playmaker on this TU offense. Without him, the passing game would struggle, and the offense would be flat as a whole.
Q: Defensive end Trevis Gipson has been a disruptive force. Do you think he has the ability to wreak havoc against Navy's option game?
A: Gipson is most noticeable when he's chasing after quarterbacks dropping back to pass. Obviously that won't really be a thing against Navy. However, he and the rest of the defensive line have a ton of experience, especially against Navy. I imagine that only helps TU, as most of its leadership this week is on the frontline. Defensively, TU preached about how important "assignment football" is against Navy's offense. That takes lots of discipline and experience, which the Hurricane has at the front of its defense.
Q: How do you see this game playing out?
A: Unlike most who see a streak and think, "Well until it's proven wrong," this week I'm thinking that something has to finally give in this series. TU has experience on both sides of the ball. Every significant coach and player has prepared for Navy before. The Hurricane gained confidence last week despite the game ending with a loss. But that loss also just has the players fired up from what I could tell Tuesday. I just think everything is playing in TU's favor this time around, other than that series record. But, like I said, that has to give eventually, right? I'm going TU, 28-24.
Bill Wagner, Navy football beat writer for Capital Gazette Newspapers, responds to questions posed by Dekota Gregory of the Tulsa World.
Q: You've covered Navy for years and have probably seen teams try everything against that offense. Has there been a particular plan or system you've noticed that does well against Navy's style of play? Or better yet, if you were a coach planning for Navy, what would be your game plan?
A: When executed properly, the triple-option is very difficult to stop. That's because it is based on a numbers game. When a play is run as designed, Navy always has more blockers than defenders, which usually guarantees a nice gain. Obviously, for that to happen it require the quarterback to make all the right reads, which is not easy.
Many opponents employ a strategy of trying to confuse the quarterback and cause him to make mistakes on reads. There are a variety of tactics that can be used to disguise what various defenders are doing and lead to a wrong read.
Former Navy head coach Paul Johnson used to say that "physical superiority cancels all theory." In other words, the best way to defend the Navy option is to have defenders that cannot be blocked. Most of the times when I have seen the Midshipmen struggle, it is because the opponent had a defensive lineman or linebacker who wreaked havoc by consistently beating blocks and breaking into the backfield to blow up plays.
Q: Navy has a new defensive coordinator in Brian Newberry. Through four games, what differences have you noticed from the defense with him in control?
A: I think Brian Newberry has been a tremendous addition to the Navy staff and has brought an entirely new philosophy of defense along with the schemes required to make it work. It's one thing to say you want to be aggressive on defense. It's an entirely different thing to devise a game-plan that makes that happen without exposing weaknesses.
Newberry has been very creative in terms of changing defensive fronts, disguising looks and bringing pressure. Navy's defense changes from snap to snap and that leaves the opposing offensive coordinator and the quarterback constantly guessing.
Navy has become very unpredictable on defense and the results are impressive. The Midshipmen rank highly in almost every defensive category after finishing last season at the bottom of the Football Bowl Subdivision across the board.
Q: Who's a Navy offensive and defensive player TU fans should know about before Saturday and watch for?
A: Quarterback Malcolm Perry is without question Navy's most dangerous offensive weapon. Perry is a threat to go all the way on every play, which is a rarity at Navy. He's very fast and extremely elusive - able to make defenders miss in a phone booth.
Perry has vastly improved his passing, which was a major weakness last season. Perry has completed a high percentage of passes and now opposing defenses must respect that threat.
Q: How do you think Saturday's game will play out?
Navy's had Tulsa's number since joining the American Athletic Conference. All four games have been very high-scoring, but the bottom line was the Golden Hurricane never found a way to stop the Midshipmen.
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Until I see Tulsa successfully defend the triple-option, I have to go with Navy. In years past, the Midshipmen had trouble slowing down the Golden Hurricane offense as well. I think the addition of Newberry will help in that area. I think Navy wins 31-24.


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The plea must have been guilty or no contest. (If you entered a plea of not guilty and were acquitted in trial, you would be eligible for an expunction rather than an order of nondisclosure.)
Excluded offenses:
• murder
• aggravated kidnapping
• injury to a child/elderly person
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• stalking
• sex offenses
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2. The following misdemeanors have a two year waiting period:
• Kidnapping/Unlawful Restraint
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• Cases prosecuted under Texas Penal Code Chapter 42
• Weapons Offenses under Texas Penal Code Chapter 46
3. All non-excluded felonies have a five-year waiting period.
4. For "waiting period offenses," the defendant may not have been convicted or received deferred adjudication for a new offense (other than a fine-only traffic offense) during the waiting period.
5. Even where no statutory preclusion exists, the state may oppose any petition for nondisclosure based on the "best interest of justice."
Governmental agencies (police, prosecutors, etc.) and quasi governmental entities will still have access to the records of your deferred. For any profession licensed by the State of Texas (teaching, nursing, etc.) the licensing board for that profession will still have access to records of your deferred. But take heart, criminal cases that have been disposed of with a successfully completed term of deferred adjudication probation are now considered by the State of Texas for the granting of a full pardon. Please see below for information regarding pardons.
Article 55.01. Right To Expunction
A person who has been placed under a custodial or noncustodial arrest for commission of either a felony or misdemeanor is entitled to have all records and files relating to the arrest expunged if:
the person is tried for the offense for which the person was arrested and is:
acquitted by the trial court, except as provided by Subsection (c); or
convicted and subsequently:
pardoned for a reason other than that described by Subparagraph (ii); or
pardoned or otherwise granted relief on the basis of actual innocence with respect to that offense, if the applicable pardon or court order clearly indicates on its face that the pardon or order was granted or rendered on the basis of the person's actual innocence; or
the person has been released and the charge, if any, has not resulted in a final conviction and is no longer pending and there was no court-ordered community supervision under Article 42.12 for the offense, unless the offense is a Class C misdemeanor, provided that:
regardless of whether any statute of limitations exists for the offense and whether any limitations period for the offense has expired, an indictment or information charging the person with the commission of a misdemeanor offense based on the person's arrest or charging the person with the commission of any felony offense arising out of the same transaction for which the person was arrested:
has not been presented against the person at any time following the arrest, and:
at least 180 days have elapsed from the date of arrest if the arrest for which the expunction was sought was for an offense punishable as a Class C misdemeanor and if there was no felony charge arising out of the same transaction for which the person was arrested;
at least one year has elapsed from the date of arrest if the arrest for which the expunction was sought was for an offense punishable as a Class B or A misdemeanor and if there was no felony charge arising out of the same transaction for which the person was arrested;
at least three years have elapsed from the date of arrest if the arrest for which the expunction was sought was for an offense punishable as a felony or if there was a felony charge arising out of the same transaction for which the person was arrested; or
the attorney representing the state certifies that the applicable arrest records and files are not needed for use in any criminal investigation or prosecution, including an investigation or prosecution of another person; or
if presented at any time following the arrest, was dismissed or quashed, and the court finds that the indictment or information was dismissed or quashed because the person completed a pretrial intervention program authorized under Section 76.011, Government Code, because the presentment had been made because of mistake, false information, or other similar reason indicating absence of probable cause at the time of the dismissal to believe the person committed the offense, or because the indictment or information was void; or
prosecution of the person for the offense for which the person was arrested is no longer possible because the limitations period has expired.
a-1. Notwithstanding any other provision of this article, a person may not expunge records and files relating to an arrest that occurs pursuant to a warrant issued under Section 21, Article 42.12.
a-2. Notwithstanding any other provision of this article, a person who intentionally or knowingly absconds from the jurisdiction after being released under Chapter 17 following an arrest is not eligible under Subsection (a)(2)(A)(i)(a), (b), or (c) or Subsection (a)(2)(B) for an expunction of the records and files relating to that arrest
Except as provided by Subsection (c), a district court may expunge all records and files relating to the arrest of a person who has been arrested for commission of a felony or misdemeanor under the procedure established under Article 55.02 if:
the person is:
tried for the offense for which the person was arrested;
convicted of the offense; and
acquitted by the court of criminal appeals or, if the period for granting a petition for discretionary review has expired, by a court of appeals; or
an office of the attorney representing the state authorized by law to prosecute the offense for which the person was arrested recommends the expunction to the appropriate district court before the person is tried for the offense, regardless of whether an indictment or information has been presented against the person in relation to the offense.
A court may not order the expunction of records and files relating to an arrest for an offense for which a person is subsequently acquitted, whether by the trial court, a court of appeals, or the court of criminal appeals, if the offense for which the person was acquitted arose out of a criminal episode, as defined by Section 3.01, Penal Code, and the person was convicted of or remains subject to prosecution for at least one other offense occurring during the criminal episode.
A person is entitled to have any information that identifies the person, including the person's name, address, date of birth, driver's license number, and social security number, contained in records and files relating to the arrest of another person expunged if:
the information identifying the person asserting the entitlement to expunction was falsely given by the person arrested as the arrested person's identifying information without the consent of the person asserting the entitlement; and
the only reason for the information identifying the person asserting the entitlement being contained in the arrest records and files of the person arrested is that the information was falsely given by the person arrested as the arrested person's identifying information.
Article 55.01. Right of Close Relative to Seek Expunction on Behalf of Deceased Person
In this article, "close relative of a deceased person" means the grandparent, parent, spouse, or adult brother, sister, or child of a deceased person.
A close relative of a deceased person who, if not deceased, would be entitled to expunction of records and files under Article 55.01 may file on behalf of the deceased person an ex parte petition for expunction under Section 2 or 2a, Article 55.02. If the court finds that the deceased person would be entitled to expunction of any record or file that is the subject of the petition, the court shall enter an order directing expunction.
Article 55.02. Procedure For Expunction
Sec. 1. At the request of the defendant and after notice to the state, the trial court presiding over the case in which the defendant was acquitted, if the trial court is a district court, or a district court in the county in which the trial court is located shall enter an order of expunction for a person entitled to expunction under Article 55.01(a)(1)(A) not later than the 30th day after the date of the acquittal. Upon acquittal, the trial court shall advise the defendant of the right to expunction. The defendant shall provide to the district court all of the information required in a petition for expunction under Section 2(b). The attorney for the defendant in the case in which the defendant was acquitted, if the defendant was represented by counsel, or the attorney for the state, if the defendant was not represented by counsel, shall prepare the order for the court's signature.
Sec. 1a. (a) The trial court presiding over a case in which a defendant is convicted and subsequently granted relief or pardoned on the basis of actual innocence of the offense of which the defendant was convicted, if the trial court is a district court, or a district court in the county in which the trial court is located shall enter an order of expunction for a person entitled to expunction under Article 55.01(a)(1)(B)(ii) not later than the 30th day after the date the court receives notice of the pardon or other grant of relief. The person shall provide to the district court all of the information required in a petition for expunction under Section 2(b).
The attorney for the state shall:
prepare an expunction order under this section for the court's signature; and
notify the Texas Department of Criminal Justice if the person is in the custody of the department.
The court shall include in an expunction order under this section a listing of each official, agency, or other entity of this state or political subdivision of this state and each private entity that there is reason to believe has any record or file that is subject to the order. The court shall also provide in an expunction order under this section that:
the Texas Department of Criminal Justice shall send to the court the documents delivered to the department under Section 8(a), Article 42.09; and
the Department of Public Safety and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice shall delete or redact, as appropriate, from their public records all index references to the records and files that are subject to the expunction order.
The court shall retain all documents sent to the court under Subsection (c)(1) until the statute of limitations has run for any civil case or proceeding relating to the wrongful imprisonment of the person subject to the expunction order.
A person who is entitled to expunction of records and files under Article 55.01(a)(1)(B)(i) or 55.01(a)(2) or a person who is eligible for expunction of records and files under Article 55.01(b) may file an ex parte petition for expunction in a district court for the county in which:
the petitioner was arrested; or
the offense was alleged to have occurred.
The petition must be verified and must include the following or an explanation for why one or more of the following is not included:
the petitioner's:
full name;
race;
date of birth;
driver's license number;
social security number; and
address at the time of the arrest;
the offense charged against the petitioner;
the date the offense charged against the petitioner was alleged to have been committed;
the date the petitioner was arrested;
the name of the county where the petitioner was arrested and if the arrest occurred in a municipality, the name of the municipality;
the name of the agency that arrested the petitioner;
the case number and court of offense; and
together with the applicable physical or e-mail addresses, a list of all:
law enforcement agencies, jails or other detention facilities, magistrates, courts, prosecuting attorneys, correctional facilities, central state depositories of criminal records, and other officials or agencies or other entities of this state or of any political subdivision of this state;
central federal depositories of criminal records that the petitioner has reason to believe have records or files that are subject to expunction; and
private entities that compile and disseminate for compensation criminal history record information that the petitioner has reason to believe have information related to records or files that are subject to expunction.
The court shall set a hearing on the matter no sooner than thirty days from the filing of the petition and shall give to each official or agency or other governmental entity named in the petition reasonable notice of the hearing by:
certified mail, return receipt requested; or
secure electronic mail, electronic transmission, or facsimile transmission.
(c-1) An entity described by Subsection (c) may be represented by the attorney responsible for providing the entity with legal representation in other matters.
If the court finds that the petitioner, or a person for whom an ex parte petition is filed under Subsection (e), is entitled to expunction of any records and files that are the subject of the petition, it shall enter an order directing expunction.
The director of the Department of Public Safety or the director's authorized representative may file on behalf of a person described by Subsection (a) of this section or by Section 2a an ex parte petition for expunction in a district court for the county in which:
the person was arrested; or
An ex parte petition filed under Subsection (e) must be verified and must include the following or an explanation for why one or more of the following is not included:
the person's:
the offense charged against the person;
the date the offense charged against the person was alleged to have been committed;
the date the person was arrested;
the name of the county where the person was arrested and if the arrest occurred in a municipality, the name of the municipality;
the name of the agency that arrested the person;
central federal depositories of criminal records that the person has reason to believe have records or files that are subject to expunction; and
private entities that compile and disseminate for compensation criminal history record information that the person has reason to believe have information relating to records or files that are subject to expunction.
Sec. 2a. (a) A person who is entitled to expunction of information contained in records and files under Article 55.01(d) may file an application for expunction with the attorney representing the state in the prosecution of felonies in the county in which the person resides.
The application must be verified, include authenticated fingerprint records of the applicant, and include the following or an explanation for why one or more of the following is not included:
the applicant's full name, sex, race, date of birth, driver's license number, social security number, and address at the time the person who falsely identified himself or herself as the applicant was arrested;
the following information regarding the arrest:
the date of arrest;
the offense charged against the person arrested;
the name of the county or municipality in which the arrest occurred; and
the name of the arresting agency; and
a statement that:
the applicant is not the person arrested and for whom the arrest records and files were created; and
the applicant did not give the person arrested consent to falsely identify himself or herself as the applicant.
After verifying the allegations in an application received under Subsection (a), the attorney representing the state shall:
include on the application information regarding the arrest that was requested of the applicant but was unknown by the applicant;
forward a copy of the application to the district court for the county;
together with the applicable physical or e-mail addresses, attach to the copy a list of all:
central federal depositories of criminal records that are reasonably likely to have records or files containing information that is subject to expunction; and
private entities that compile and disseminate for compensation criminal history record information that are reasonably likely to have records or files containing information that is subject to expunction; and
request the court to enter an order directing expunction based on an entitlement to expunction under Article 55.01(d).
(d) On receipt of a request under Subsection (c), the court shall, without holding a hearing on the matter, enter a final order directing expunction.
Sec. 3. (a) In an order of expunction issued under this article, the court shall require any state agency that sent information concerning the arrest to a central federal depository to request the depository to return all records and files subject to the order of expunction. The person who is the subject of the expunction order or an agency protesting the expunction may appeal the court's decision in the same manner as in other civil cases.
(b) The order of expunction entered by the court shall have attached and incorporate by reference a copy of the judgment of acquittal and shall include:
the following information on the person who is the subject of the expunction order:
driver's license number; and
the offense charged against the person who is the subject of the expunction order;
the date the person who is the subject of the expunction order was arrested;
the tracking incident number (TRN) assigned to the individual incident of arrest under Article 60.07(b)(1) by the Department of Public Safety.
When the order of expunction is final, the clerk of the court shall send a certified copy of the order to the Crime Records Service of the Department of Public Safety and to each official or agency or other governmental entity of this state or of any political subdivision of this state named in the order. The certified copy of the order must be sent by secure electronic mail, electronic transmission, or facsimile transmission or otherwise by certified mail, return receipt requested. In sending the order to a governmental entity named in the order, the clerk may elect to substitute hand delivery for certified mail under this subsection, but the clerk must receive a receipt for that hand-delivered order.
(c-1) The Department of Public Safety shall notify any central federal depository of criminal records by any means, including secure electronic mail, electronic transmission, or facsimile transmission, of the order with an explanation of the effect of the order and a request that the depository, as appropriate, either:
destroy or return to the court the records in possession of the depository that are subject to the order, including any information with respect to the order; or
comply with Section 5(f) pertaining to information contained in records and files of a person entitled to expunction under Article 55.01(d).
(c-2) The Department of Public Safety shall also provide, by secure electronic mail, electronic transmission, or facsimile transmission, notice of the order to any private entity that is named in the order or that purchases criminal history record information from the department. The notice must include an explanation of the effect of the order and a request that the entity destroy any information in the possession of the entity that is subject to the order. The department may charge to a private entity that purchases criminal history record information from the department a fee in an amount sufficient to recover costs incurred by the department in providing notice under this subsection to the entity.
Any returned receipts received by the clerk from notices of the hearing and copies of the order shall be maintained in the file on the proceedings under this chapter.
Sec. 4. (a) If the state establishes that the person who is the subject of an expunction order is still subject to conviction for an offense arising out of the transaction for which the person was arrested because the statute of limitations has not run and there is reasonable cause to believe that the state may proceed against the person for the offense, the court may provide in its expunction order that the law enforcement agency and the prosecuting attorney responsible for investigating the offense may retain any records and files that are necessary to the investigation.
(a-1) The court shall provide in its expunction order that the applicable law enforcement agency and prosecuting attorney may retain the arrest records and files of any person who becomes entitled to an expunction of those records and files based on the expiration of a period described by Article 55.01(a)(2)(A)(i)(a), (b), or (c), but without the certification of the prosecuting attorney as described by Article 55.01(a)(2)(A)(i)(d).
(a-2) In the case of a person who is the subject of an expunction order on the basis of an acquittal, the court may provide in the expunction order that the law enforcement agency and the prosecuting attorney retain records and files if:
the records and files are necessary to conduct a subsequent investigation and prosecution of a person other than the person who is the subject of the expunction order; or
the state establishes that the records and files are necessary for use in:
another criminal case, including a prosecution, motion to adjudicate or revoke community supervision, parole revocation hearing, mandatory supervision revocation hearing, punishment hearing, or bond hearing; or
a civil case, including a civil suit or suit for possession of or access to a child.
Unless the person who is the subject of the expunction order is again arrested for or charged with an offense arising out of the transaction for which the person was arrested or unless the court provides for the retention of records and files under Subsection (a-1) or (a-2), the provisions of Articles 55.03 and 55.04 apply to files and records retained under this section.
Sec. 5. (a) Except as provided by Subsections (f) and (g), on receipt of the order, each official or agency or other governmental entity named in the order shall:
return all records and files that are subject to the expunction order to the court or in cases other than those described by Section 1a, if removal is impracticable, obliterate all portions of the record or file that identify the person who is the subject of the order and notify the court of its action; and
delete from its public records all index references to the records and files that are subject to the expunction order.
Except in the case of a person who is the subject of an expunction order on the basis of an acquittal or an expunction order based on an entitlement under Article 55.01(d), the court may give the person who is the subject of the order all records and files returned to it pursuant to its order.
Except in the case of a person who is the subject of an expunction order based on an entitlement under Article 55.01(d) and except as provided by Subsection (g), if an order of expunction is issued under this article, the court records concerning expunction proceedings are not open for inspection by anyone except the person who is the subject of the order unless the order permits retention of a record under Section 4 of this article and the person is again arrested for or charged with an offense arising out of the transaction for which the person was arrested or unless the court provides for the retention of records and files under Section 4(a) of this article. The clerk of the court issuing the order shall obliterate all public references to the proceeding and maintain the files or other records in an area not open to inspection.
Except in the case of a person who is the subject of an expunction order on the basis of an acquittal or an expunction order based on an entitlement under Article 55.01(d) and except as provided by Subsection (g), the clerk of the court shall destroy all the files or other records maintained under Subsection (c) not earlier than the 60th day after the date the order of expunction is issued or later than the first anniversary of that date unless the records or files were released under Subsection (b).
(d-1) Not later than the 30th day before the date on which the clerk destroys files or other records under Subsection (d), the clerk shall provide notice by mail, electronic mail, or facsimile transmission to the attorney representing the state in the expunction proceeding. If the attorney representing the state in the expunction proceeding objects to the destruction not later than the 20th day after receiving notice under this subsection, the clerk may not destroy the files or other records until the first anniversary of the date the order of expunction is issued or the first business day after that date.
The clerk shall certify to the court the destruction of files or other records under Subsection (d) of this section.
On receipt of an order granting expunction to a person entitled to expunction under Article 55.01(d), each official, agency, or other governmental entity named in the order:
shall:
obliterate all portions of the record or file that identify the petitioner; and
substitute for all obliterated portions of the record or file any available information that identifies the person arrested; and
may not return the record or file or delete index references to the record or file.
Notwithstanding any other provision in this section, an official, agency, court, or other entity may retain receipts, invoices, vouchers, or similar records of financial transactions that arose from the expunction proceeding or prosecution of the underlying criminal cause in accordance with internal financial control procedures. An official, agency, court, or other entity that retains records under this subsection shall obliterate all portions of the record or the file that identify the person who is the subject of the expunction order.
Article 55.03. Effect Of Expunction.
When the order of expunction is final:
the release, dissemination, or use of the expunged records and files for any purpose is prohibited;
except as provided in Subdivision 3 of this article, the person arrested may deny the occurrence of the arrest and the existence of the expunction order; and
the person arrested or any other person, when questioned under oath in a criminal proceeding about an arrest for which the records have been expunged, may state only that the matter in question has been expunged.
Article 55.04. Violation Of Expunction Order
A person who acquires knowledge of an arrest while an officer or employee of the state or of any agency or other entity of the state or any political subdivision of the state and who knows of an order expunging the records and files relating to that arrest commits an offense if he knowingly releases, disseminates, or otherwise uses the records or files.
A person who knowingly fails to return or to obliterate identifying portions of a record or file ordered expunged under this chapter commits an offense.
An offense under this article is a Class B misdemeanor.
Texas Constitution Article IV, Section 11
Sec. 11. BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLES; PAROLE LAWS; REPRIEVES, COMMUTATIONS, AND PARDONS; REMISSION OF FINES AND FORFEITURES.
The Legislature shall by law establish a Board of Pardons and Paroles and shall require it to keep record of its actions and the reasons for its actions. The Legislature shall have authority to enact parole laws and laws that require or permit courts to inform juries about the effect of good conduct time and eligibility for parole or mandatory supervision on the period of incarceration served by a defendant convicted of a criminal offense.
In all criminal cases, except treason and impeachment, the Governor shall have power, after conviction, on the written signed recommendation and advice of the Board of Pardons and Paroles, or a majority thereof, to grant reprieves and commutations of punishment and pardons; and under such rules as the Legislature may prescribe, and upon the written recommendation and advice of a majority of the Board of Pardons and Paroles, he shall have the power to remit fines and forfeitures. The Governor shall have the power to grant one reprieve in any capital case for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days; and he shall have power to revoke conditional pardons. With the advice and consent of the Legislature, he may grant reprieves, commutations of punishment and pardons in cases of treason.
(Amended Nov. 3, 1936, Nov. 8, 1983, and Nov. 7, 1989.)
Parameters For Non-Disclosure Orders on Convictions When a Period of Incarceration was Served
1. The Petitioner cannot have been convicted or placed on deferred adjudication community supervision for another offense other than an offense under the Transportation Code that is punishable by fine only.
2. Offenses Excluded from Non-Disclosure even when they are the only offense:
3. Offenses Specifically Excluded From Non-Disclosure Where There Has Been a Conviction.
· Driving While Intoxicated, Boating While Intoxicated, Flying While Intoxicated, Assembling an Amusement Ride While Intoxicated,
· Operating a Watercraft While Intoxicated by a Minor
· Organized Crime
· All Felonies are Excluded
4. The Petitioner Must Have Been Sentenced to and Served a Period of Incarceration
5. All Eligible Offenses Require a Two Year Waiting Period From the End of the Period of Incarceration
Parameters For Non-Disclosure Orders on Convictions with a Probation Period Served
4. Offenses with a Two Year Waiting Period
· Unlawful Restraint
· Public Lewdness, Indecent Exposure, Unlawful Disclosure or Promotion of Intimate Visual Material, Voyeurism (non-felony)
· Assault (if not a felony or family violence)
· Non-Felony TPC Ch. 25 Offenses
· Prostitution and Other Non-Felony TPC Ch. 43 Offenses
· Non-Felony Weapons Offenses TPC Ch. 46
5. The Petitioner Must Have Successfully Completed Probation
6. Petitioner Cannot Have Served Any Period of Incarceration (If you had to serve some incarceration, see below for Parameters for Non-Disclosure Orders on Convictions When a Period of Incarceration Was Served)
Expunctions for Class C (fine only) Misdemeanors
DWI Non-Disclosures Under Texas Government Code Section 411.0731-Probation
Convictions for Driving While Intoxicated can now be made Non-Public. With a DWI Non-Disclosure your DWI conviction will not show up on your background when you are applying for purely private employment, housing and credit. Governmental Agencies Associated with Law Enforcement (police,prosecutors, probation, etc.) will still have access to the records but, they are prevented from making them public. State Licensing Boards will also have access to Non-Disclosed DWI's however, that does not mean that you cannot be granted a license to practice a profession that is licensed by the State.
Below is a list of eligibility requirements for a DWI Non-Disclosure wherein a period of probation was ordered:
Must be a Class B DWI: Boating While Intoxicated, Flying While Intoxicated, etc., are specifically excluded.
DWI's with BAC's Greater Than 0.15 are excluded
DWI Second Offenses or Higher are Excluded
The DWI Cannot Involve an Accident with Another Person or a Passenger in the Petitioner's vehicle.
The Community Supervision Must Have Been Successfully Completed
Supervision Cannot Have Been Revoked
The Full Period of Supervision Must Have Been Completed
Any Confinement Assessed Must Have Been Fully Completed
All Fines, Costs and Restitution Must Have Been Paid in Full.
Petitioner Cannot Have any Previous Convictions or Deferred Adjudications Other Than Fine Only Traffic Offenses
Petitioner Must be Eligible for a Non-Disclosure Under TGC Sec. 411.074, Including Having No Convictions or Deferred Adjudications During the Period of Supervision or During Applicable Waiting Periods
Waiting Periods:
Two Years After the Completion of Probation if the Petitioner Completed 6 Months on an Ignition Interlock as a Term of Probation
Five Years After the Completion of Probation if the Petitioner Did Not Complete 6 Months on an Ignition Interlock as a Term of Probation
DWI Non-Disclosures Under Texas Government Code Section 411.0736-Jail Time
Cannot be Eligible Under TGC 411.0731 – Probation
The Sentence Must Have Been Successfully Completed
The Confinement Assessed Must Have Been Fully Completed
Three Years After the Completion of Sentence if the Petitioner Completed 6 Months on an Ignition Interlock as a Term of the Sentence
Five Years After the Completion of Probation if the Petitioner Did Not Complete 6 Months on an Ignition Interlock
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Very nice host; Very clean; very nice view from room; A good price/quality; I saw lots of comments about location, but in fact is 10 minutes walk to the beach.
Location, kindness, fascilities, comfort, pool, the view, dog wellcome, all the guests with smile on their faces!
Perfect location, big terrace with marvelous view, very friendly owners, cosy appartment.
Warm welcome. Very clean apartment with wonderful views. Having the pool was a great plus and this is one of the main reasons why we booked this property. Baska is only a small town but has some great bars and restaurants.
The host-family love dogs :) The place is very comfortable and super clean.
Szép, tiszta apartman. Szállás Kb 8 percre gyalog a parttól. Medence, környezet tiszta. Teljesen elégedettek voltunk mindennel. Parkolás az udvarban. Szállásadók nagyon kedvesek voltak.
Tutto. Mini appartamento pulito e strutturato bene: soggiorno, stanza da letto e accessori. Cucina arredata con tutto l'occorrente utile a cucinare e mangiare in loco (vi è anche il forno a microonde, da noi molto apprezzato). I titolari cordialissimi e sempre pronti a soddisfare una minima richiesta. In ultimo non dimentico di segnalare una comoda e pulita piscina, dotata di comodi lettini.
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Apartments Maja is set in ancient Baška on Krk Island, only a 5-minute walk from the 1.2 miles long Vela Beach. Featuring a garden with a playground and barbecue facilities, it offers accommodations units with satellite TV, a kitchen and a balcony.
Baška is known for its early Christian archaeological site from the 5th century. Baška Tablet, an important medieval monument, can be found in nearby Jurandvor in St. Lucy's Church. The entire area is suitable for hiking and cycling.
A park is 150 feet away. A shop and a restaurant are at a distance of 500 feet. A sports center is within a 1,200 feet reach. A bus stop is 1,650 feet away. Rijeka International Airport is 31 mi from the Maja Apartments.
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This apartment features satellite TV, a kitchen and a balcony with mountain view.
Please note that the room rate is based on 2 guests. Maximum occupancy is 4 guests (see Policies).
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The fridge in the app needs some attention.