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1. Defender -- Public Defender
   The Public Defender's Office handles criminal cases in State Court and Superior Court. Defendants with a juvenile case should contact Juvenile Court for assistance. The Public Defender does not handle civil cases and does not take traffic court cases.
2. July -- Memorial Hospital
   DAYTON — Eugene S. Popp, 43, of Dayton died Tuesday, July 8, 2003, in Billings of complications from lymphoma, his family said. A memorial service is pending with family and close friends. Mr. Popp was born June 7, 1960. He enjoyed camping and fishing in Dayton. He was preceded in death by his father, Lynn. Survivors include his mother, Georgia of Dayton; two sons, Dale and Clayton, both of Dayton; two brothers, Robert and Dennis, both of Gillette; and two sisters, Debra of Sheridan and Annette Canfield of Gillette.
3. Geneva Conventions -- Us Cia
   [T]he administration wants Congress to ban the use of the Geneva Conventions as the direct or indirect basis for a legal case in American courts. This would seal off the route that a prisoner used in the case on which the Supreme Court ruled in June.
4. Stockholm -- Hotels
   With regard to commercial overnight stays in Stockholm, most visitors stay in hotels. In 2006 there were 7.3 million overnight stays in hotels, followed by 971.000 overnight stays on campsites, 557.000 in youth hostels and 100.000 in vacation villages.
5. Charlie Chaplin -- Los Angeles
   In 1915, Charlie Chaplin joined the Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC). A mural of him in his "Tramp" costume adorns one large panel on the north wall of the seventh floor, alongside the running track.
6. Keweenaw Peninsula
   The Keweenaw Peninsula is the northernmost portion of the Michigan mainland and reaches almost halfway across Lake Superior toward the Canadian border. There are myriad opportunities for wildlife watchers in the small area between Eagle Harbor and Copper Harbor; three of the best are Brockway Mountain Drive, Fort Wilkins State Park, and Estivant Pines Nature Sanctuary. Brockway Mountain Drive is the highest American road between the Alleghenies and the Black Hills of South Dakota. It has numerous pullouts and vistas from which you can look out upon Lake Superior and the surrounding “copper country.” Fort Wilkins State Park is a long, narrow spit of wooded land that lies between Lake Superior’s Copper Harbor and Lake Fanny Hooe, with additional state-owned land on the south side of Lake Fanny Hooe. The Lake Superior coastline here is one of the most beautiful stretches of shoreline in the state. Estivant Pines Nature Sanctuary is one of the few remaining tracts of virgin white pine left in Michigan.
7. New York Hotel -- Times Square
   The New York Public Library will retain approximately 28,000 square feet in the building for the new, "state-of-the-art" Donnell Library, which will occupy three levels, including the ground floor of the '21' Hotel building. The Orient-Express project will provide much needed upgrades to the library's outdated infrastructure, including overhauls to its HVAC system and elevators. The library will close to the public in fall 2008, and the rebuilding is expected to be completed in no more than three and one half years. During construction, the Library will seek a temporary site to provide Donnell's essential services to the public and develop a detailed plan to make its collections available at other New York Public Library locations. All information about the temporary site and relocation of Donnell's essential services will be available on the Library's web site (http://www.nypl.org/) well before the scheduled start of construction.
8. Madison Avenue
   Madison Avenue is an advertising agency and the plot of this musical is centred around obtaining and maintaining the account for Leonard's Lemonade. The cast of characters show what it's really like in the insane world of advertising. The Women on the Move are the executive females on their way up the ladder. Alice O'Connor is the sweet ingenue entering the Madison Avenue madness. Bruce Singer is the would-be-writer, just doing time as a copy-writer on the Avenue until he sells his first script. J. Quinby IV is the slightly stuffy, well-established executive.
9. Patrick Carpentier -- Races
   Patrick Carpentier endured the 330.8304-kilometer race at the 2002 CART Grand Prix of Mid-Ohio to take his second win on Bridgestone tires in his Player's Ltd/Indeck Ford/Reynard on Bridgestone tires. Carpentier started from the pole position and dominated the race to take the checkered flag, winning his second race in as many starts in Ohio. Carpentier won the Marconi Grand Prix of Cleveland in July.
10. Hospital
    For The University of Kansas Hospital, it is essential that medical records, images and communications move quickly and securely across the network to meet their medical staff's often-urgent need for patient data. nGenius Performance Manager 3.0 helps the hospital's IT staff understand how long it takes for a user to request and receive information, the overall traffic load on the network and the mix of application traffic that is consuming the most network resources. The nGenius Solution ... provides centralized visibility into performance issues on The University of Kansas Hospital's large wide-area network with comprehensive application and network information, allowing staff to rapidly troubleshoot bottlenecks.

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