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 A man beset by problems since winning a record lottery jackpot says he can t pay a settlement to a casino worker because thieves c stanley cup leaned out his bank accounts.Powerball winner Jack Whittaker gave that explanation in a note last fall to a lawyer for Kitti French, who accused him of assaulting her at the Tri-State Racetrack and Gaming Center, a slots-only casino near Charleston, according to a motion Fr stanley cup ench s lawyer filed this week demanding payment of the confidential settlement.Although he was already a wealthy contractor, Whittaker became an instant celebrity on Christmas Day 2002 after winning a $314.9 million Powerball jackpot. He took his winnings in a lump sum of $113 million after taxes, and at a news conference in which he came across as a jolly saint, he promised to donate one-tenth to his church and contribute to other causes. He soon created a charity to help people find jobs, buy food or get an education; he split $7 million among three churches; and he gave money to improve a Little League park and buy playground equipment and coloring books for children. But his life has been marred by lawsuits and personal tragedies. He faced his granddaughter s death by drug overdose in 2005; he was sued for bouncing checks at Atlantic City, N.J., casinos; he was ordered to undergo rehab after being arrested on drunken driving charges; his vehicles and business have been burglarized; and he was sued by the father stanley quencher  of an 18-year-old boy, a friend of his granddaughter s, who was f Uamw Would You Eat Chop Suey From White Castle
 Chickens are like natu stanley botella re   steady-cams*. They posses a remarkable ability to keep their heads stable even as their bodies move around. And it all has to do with their eyes.     The anatomic feature is demonstrated to great effect in this newly released Mercedes commercial**, which is presumably for some stability feature  We ;re not r stanley quencher eally sure. We ;re here for the chickens:  Pretty cool, right  Chicken stanley thermos s 鈥?like most birds 鈥?lack the eye-control necessary to keep their gaze fixed on a stationary object while the rest of their body is moving. In humans, these compensatory adjustments are handled by the vestibulo-ocular reflex  VOR , an involuntary eye-movement that  and I ;m simplifying here***  keeps your vision stabilized when you move your head. Lacking the oculomotor control that we humans possess, chickens have evolved to offload these compensatory adjustments to the muscles of the head and neck, instead. The result, as you now know, looks like this: Or like this: Or, as famously demonstrated by Destin of Smarter Every Day, like this: Lots of birds do this. If you ;ve ever seen a pigeon bob its head as it walked around, you ;ve seen a bird compensate for the movement of its body for the sake of its vision  or, in scientist speak, you ;ve seen an optokinetic response to stabilize the retinal image . Remember the Rotate Your Owl video  Same thing. Lots more on oculomotor organization  in humans and birds  here, here, here and