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Having made a triumphant switch from comedy to drama, Bryan Cranston is now transitioning from TV to the silver screen with a role in Ryan Gosling's upcoming love story with cars."
Cranston has signed on to play an as-yet unspecified role in "Drive," from director Nicolas Winding Refn, starring Gosling as a Hollywood stunt driver who works nights behind the wheel of a getaway car who finds himself the target of a hit after a heist he's involved in goes pear-shaped.
"We signed Bryan Cranston. I wanted him and I got him. He's my favorite actor around," Refn told Film School Rejects.
Cranston is best known, of course, for his multi-Emmy winning role on "Breaking Bad" as a high school chem teacher turned meth dealer. But before that he did some great comedy as the dad on "Malcolm in the Middle," where he showed a commitment and bravery as a performer that has finally made him a star. And before that he was Jerry Seinfeld's dentist who converted to Judaism "for the jokes."
With his comedic chops blended with the new-found grittiness he's found on "Breaking Bad," Cranston could conceivably play a great maniacal bad guy out to have Gosling killed.
Gosling is among our favorites, having knocked us out in "Half Nelson," "Lars and the Real Girl" and the upcoming "Blue Valentine."
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In the morning drain the water out
rinse the seeds with more water
drain again,
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The sprouting process takes about 3 to 4 days until you have home grown sprouts!
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More Southern forests at risk from biomass plants, report indicates
A new report says Southern forests are at risk from biomass plants that burn wood to make energy.
The report, released Tuesday by two environmental groups, says the expanding biomass industry will look at cutting trees to fuel the power plants, a departure from the current practice of using waste wood from sawmills and other sources.
The report raises questions about whether the South will have an adequate supply of waste wood, thereby increasing the need to cut trees specifically for biomass plants.
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Biomass would not be expected to replace coal or nuclear, but biomass plants could help diversify the nation's sources of energy.
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The scripture says when the last trumpet blows, Jesus would come back and his beloveths would rise up. Eek, I keep seeing zombies, not funny. This event would officially be the Zombie apocalypse. The dead would resurrect and those that are not dead would float away into heaven, they call it ascending, I call it levitation magic at its best! The scripture also says that the beloveths would no longer be flesh but spirits. One little detail, if they are no longer flesh but spirits, how are they gonna recognize themselves? I imagine that conversation amongst my resurrected Naija brethrens would go thus:
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GODORT Conference Schedule Midwinter, 2009
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Anyone registered to attend ALA Midwinter is welcome to attend GODORT's open meetings.
Denver Hotel Key
Brown Palace – BROWN; Colorado Convention Center – CCC ; Crowne Plaza City Center – CROWN; The Curtis – CURT; Grand Hyatt Denver – GRAND; Hilton Garden Inn – HILL; Denver Marriott City Center – MAR; Hyatt Regency Denver – REG; Ritz Carlton Denver – RITZ; Sheraton Denver – SHER; Hotel Teatro – TEATR; Westin Tabor Center – WEST.
Conference Co-Headquarters are the Hyatt Regency Denver and the Sheraton Denver.
Friday, January 23, 2009
1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.
Steering I – Cass Hartnett, GODORT Chair. First 45 minutes will be devoted to a Steering team-building activity (observers welcome). Regular meeting will begin at 2:15pm promptly. Members of Steering will report and discuss on actions since the Annual Meeting in 2008. CCC Room 304
4:00 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
Awards (CLOSED) – Jim Church, Chair. Review nominations for GODORT awards. SHER - Biltmore
Bylaws & Organization – Valerie Glenn, Chair. The committee will be reviewing proposed changes to the Bylaws and the Policies and Procedures Manual. Membership I – Rebecca Hyde, Chair. The committee will discuss strategies for improving communication and encouraging new member participation. The results of last year's membership survey will continue to help guide the discussion. Revision of the Membership brochure will also be discussed. Conference – Carol Hanan, Chair. The Conference Committee will be meeting to discuss arrangements for the GODORT reception at the Annual Conference in Chicago. Strategic Planning I – Linda Johnson, Marcy Allen, Co-Chairs. Committee will review information gathering results, individual assignments, the recommendation process, and strategy for writing the Strategic Plan. CROWN - Elevation - Note: that this is a shared meeting space.
Nominating I – Marcia Meister, Chair. The Nominating Committee will meet to draft a final slate of candidates for election to GODORT offices. REG – Summit 25 & 26
Legislation I – Kirsten Clark, Chair. (joint meeting with ALA/Legislative Assembly) The first part of the meeting committee members will be attending the Legislative Assembly. After the Assembly, the committee will continue meeting to review the GODORT wiki and begin work on any resolutions brought forward to date. CCC 603
Program I – Amy West, Chair. Program Committee will be discussing plans for Annual 2009 and proposed programs for MW and Annual 2010. SHER - ASPEN
6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
GODORT Happy Hour – location to be announced.
Saturday, January 24, 2009
8:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.
International Documents Task Force – Brett Cloyd, Coordinator. The International Documents Task Force will discuss the importance of NGOs (non-governmental organizations) to international documents librarians, review prospects for building digital collections, explore the use of the IDTF wiki and website for professional collaboration, and review agency liaison reporting responsibilities. Ideas for discussion topics at IDTF's ALA Annual meeting will also be solicited. CCC Korbel Ballroom 4B
10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
GODORT Update - The GODORT Update will feature 3 speakers who will describe the role and impact of non-governmental organizations (NGOs). NGOs play an important role in policy decisions and frequently interact with government entities at all levels. Speakers will explore this issue from a librarian, NGO, and governmental point of view. Discussion about GODORT's role in promoting the collection and use of NGO information in libraries will also take place. CCC Korbel Ballroom 3C
1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.
State and Local Documents Task Force - Kris Kasianovitz, Coordinator. Join SLDTF for an in-depth discussion of collection development of state, local and regional NGOs (as a follow up to the GODORT Update). Romulo Rivera from the Policy Archive and Tracey Seneca from the California Digital Library will join us as well. We will also discuss reference and instruction for Election statistics and data from the states. SHER Tower Court
Legislation II - Kirsten Clark, Chair (joint meeting with Committee on Legislation - Government Information Subcommittee of ALA). The committee will bring forward any pending resolutions and/or other items that need to go to COL. CCC Room 406
4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.
DTTP Staff meeting – Andrea Sevetson, Convener. Review upcoming issues, budget, and much more! We'll adjourn early to the closest coffee shop or watering hole. REG Capitol Ballroom 1
Federal Documents Task Force – Sarah R. Gewirtz, Coordinator. Federal Documents Task Force will feature Ric Davis, Director, Library Services and Content Management and Acting Superintendent of Documents at GPO. We will have an update on the Virtual Agency Liaison Program; discusses the Regional Federal Depository Libraries Report; review the Federal Documents Libraries Program wiki to see if that needs to be updated;, and begin a discussion about NGOs (non-governmental organizations) and GODORT. Ideas for discussion topics at FDTF's ALA Annual Meeting will also be solicited. CCC Room 210
Sunday, January 25, 2009
8:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.
Membership II – Rebecca Hyde, Chair. Discussion about membership communication and participation will continue from Membership I and Development – Stephen M. Hayes, Chair. CCC Room 404 Note: that this is a shared meeting space.
Legislation III – Kirsten Clark, Chair. The Committee will continue work on any resolutions and discuss the potential legislative agendas of the 111th Congress and new Presidential administration. CCC Room 112
Publications – James Jacobs, Chair. Publications committee will be interviewing potential candidates for the DttP editor position. Also on the Committee's agenda are: discussion of and researching into digital publishing models and case studies; creation of a survey of DttP readers; a proposal for the creation of a GODORT blog; and an update on the GODORT Occasional Papers series. Note that the DttP editor interviews will be closed to all but Publications Committee members. CCC Room 106
10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Legislation IV – Kirsten Clark, Chair. The Committee will complete any pending resolutions. MAR Denver BR V/VI
Rare & Endangered Government Publications - Sarah M. Erekson, Chair. REGP will be continuing its work to survey holdings of New Deal federal government publications in depository libraries. We will be assessing the work on this survey. Also we will be looking at projects for preserving state government information in digital formats. Other business includes updates from liaisons, the Serial Set book project, and cosponsoring the Urban Documents preconference at Annual. CCC Room 406
Cataloging – Patsy Inouye, Chair. The Cataloging Committee will discuss with representatives from GPO's Library Technical Information services new cataloging developments, including GPO's move to format-specific records. MARCIVE representatives will also be available for this discussion. There will also be updates on RDA and other cataloging developments. CCC Room 101
1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. (No/low conflict time)
Education – Jennie M. Burroughs, Chair. The GODORT Education Committee will host a discussion session on library school curricula for government documents. This will include small group discussion on the intent of such courses and essential issues, tools, and skills to teach. The business meeting will focus on developments and next steps in the core competencies project. CCC Korbel Ballroom 4B
Government Information Technology Committee – Gretchen Gano, Chair. GITCO will address continuing business, including a review of the question whether the committee should form a group to address numeric data issues. We will debate and set new projects for the year including doing outreach outside of GODORT to ALA more broadly, and beyond. We may also reflect on our existence and how we can represent future government information technology needs to the GODORT Strategic Planning Committee. CCC Korbel Ballroom 4A
4:00 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
Web Managers – Starr Hoffman, Web Manager. REG Capitol Ballroom 7
Monday, January 26, 2009
8:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.
Nominating II - Marcia Meister, Chair. Review the status of nominations for GODORT elected positions. GRAND Mt. Yale
Program II – Amy West, Chair. Program Committee will be discussing plans for Annual 2009 and proposed programs for MW and Annual 2010. GRAND LaPlata Peak
Strategic Planning II – Linda Johnson, Marcy Allen, Co-Chairs. Last chance! Help us map out the next chapter of GODORT as we create our organization's second strategic plan. A brief review of information collected and issues identified will be followed by an open forum focusing on topics missed, virtual membership, committee structure, solutions, or anything else. CCC Room 208
10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (Low/No Conflict time)
GODORT Membership Meeting - Cass Hartnett, Chair. Reports from committees, task forces and liaisons; members have chance for direct discussion and voting. Review of 2010 program ideas, financials related to Chicago 2009 events. Candidates for ALA Presidency invited to give brief presentations. CCC Room 705
1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.
Steering II: Cass Hartnett, Chair. Final chance for reports and vote on actions from committees and task forces. Business issues to be addressed include voting on 2010 programs/pre-conferences, and reviewing GODORT ballot for upcoming ALA elections. SHER Colorado


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When you think of a jet flight simulator, most people think of military fighter jets. This can also refer to civilian passenger jets as well. Either way, though, the flight sim fanatic will have a great appreciation for getting in the cockpit and speeding down the runway toward unknown adventures.
Some games are considered combat flight simulation because they are used to simulate military aircraft and their operations. Jet flight simulator games that allow air-to-air battle usually lack realism for the sake of the playability. They don't focus on details of the plane or the cockpit, but they give you the chance to shoot down enemy planes.
Then there are games that offer the accurate feel and look of the plane but no combat. With these types of games, you will be able to fly a number of different jets, taking off and landing at airports all over the world. You'll see the inside of the cockpit with as close a resemblance to the real thing as possible.
It is also possible to do aerial tricks and fly in formations with the second type of game. You have probably heard of the Blue Angels, a Navy flight demonstration squadron. They performed first in 1946 and are the oldest flying aerobatic team.
If you have jet flight simulator fanatical friends, you can hook up over a network and practice together in formation. There's nothing more inspiring than when the fighter jets do a flyby at an event. Maybe you could get a group of flight sim junkies to come up with your own virtual demonstration squadron for virtual flybys over any of the realistic landmarks found in the scenery of the game.
Another exciting possibility for jet flight simulator fans is the opportunity to practice landing on an aircraft carrier. Landing on a carrier is described as a "controlled crash," so you can imagine the adrenaline rush! The carriers are equipped with working catapults, arrester wires, and elevators to aide in the realism and excitement.
There are five historical generations of fighter jets and in a good jet flight simulator game, all five generations should be represented. From the Lockheed P-80 Shooting Star of the first generation to the Eurofighter Typhoon of the fifth generation, there will be endless scenarios to experience.
No jet flight simulator would be complete without the F-14 Tomcat, F-15 Eagle, the F-16 Fighting Falcon, and the F-18 Hornet. Other important choices would be the Douglas A4F Skyhawk, the Grumman A-6 Intruder, and the Dassault/Dornier Alpha Jet. All of these jets should come with accurate cockpits as well as interior and exterior views.
If you use a joystick or yoke and throttle system with rudder pedals, a pretty accurate cockpit can be simulated. These accessories do cost a little extra, but are not required, because you should be able to fly all of the aircraft using your computer keyboard.
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Price: $39 | Link: Unit Portables
The Commute: Apple iPhone 4S
The do-it-all mobile, with the best selection of travel apps and games to make your journey whiz by. Also packs an eight-meg/1080p camera for capturing road rage incidents and mad, racist women on public transport.
Price: from £499 | Link: Apple
The Flight: Asus Transformer Pad Infinity 700
With a handy keyboard dock, this is a tablet made for proper typing. runs Ice cream sandwich, the latest version of Android.
Price: £TBC | Link: Asus
The Flight: Bell & Ross BR-03 Radar
This pro Aviation watch qualifies you to perform emergency landings just by owning it! Okay, it doesn't, but it does look chunkily sex-o-matic, though.
Price: £2,800 | Link: Bell & Ross
The Flight: Sennheiser PX 200-II
Don't fancy the high-end AKGs above? these are noise isolating and maintain hush without breaking the bank or bulking your luggage. the steel reinforced headband makes them tough, too.
Price: £70 | Link: Sennheiser
The Flight: Evian Facial Spray
Five hours on a plane can leave even the freshest of face resembling Emperor Palpatine. relax: a few blasts of this will leave your skin smoother than Vader's helmet.
Price: £7 | Link: Evian
The Flight: Mu Folding Plug
The Great British plug is a huge, pointy thing that has more metal in its construction than some cars. This fold-up version makes it far more compact, and also prevents in-luggage scratching as the prongs are covered.
Price: £25 | Link: Mu
The BBQ: Weber Smokey Joe
Incinerate meat anywhere with this lightweight barbie, which comes with a triple-plated cooking grate and lid-lock functionality for your safety and convenience.
Price: £65 | Link: Weber
The BBQ: Zoku Seven-minute Ice Lolly Machine
As the name hints, this contraption turns out frozen, stick-mounted snacks in seven minutes. cheaper and more convenient than a dash to the ice cream van, kids.
Price: £31 | Link: Zoku
The BBQ: Bodum Fyrkat Grill Nipper
These long-reach, heat-resistant silicone-gripped tongs are ideal for snaffling sausages off the grill. Or someone else's plate.
Price: £14 | Link: Bodum
The BBQ: Electric BBQ Meat Thermometer
A quick prod and this'll tell you your meat's temperature and whether it qualifies as "still mooing", "medium rare" or "recognisable only from dental records".
Price: £13 | Link: Firebox
The BBQ: Y-Grinders
Still packing salt and pepper shakers? This lets you grind both from the same, groovily stylish and faintly organic-looking mill.
Price: £32 | Link: Joseph Joseph
The Festival: Fieldcandy Circuit Board Tent
Wear your geek credentials with pride, with a tent that looks like a circuit board. Guaranteed to stand out from the masses of identikit, pop-up jobs.
Price: £495 | Link: Fieldcandy
The Festival: Klipsch Lou Reed X10i
These beauties offer a three-button remote, a mic for hands-free calls and the reassurance that comes from knowing audio quality has been approved by Lou reed, the writer of heroin and metal machine music.
Price: £300 | Link: Klipsch
The Festival: Olympus Tough TG-620
Waterproof to 5m, shockproof to 1.5m and freezeproof to -10ºc, this captures the parts of festivals you don't remember. Its little bro' the 320 and several tough alternatives are reviewed on p118.
Price: £230 | Link: Olympus
The Festival: Pack-away Kettle
Hedonism's all well and good, but make sure you have a cuppa every now and then to dilute the warm scrumpy and £5-a-can tuborg. This kettle packs flat for storage, making it as much of a festival essential as Aspirin.
Price: £30 | Link: Firebox
The Festival: Veho Pebble Pro
Thanks to a plethora of adaptors, this'll juice your PSP, iPhone or other smartphone. Providing you can get a signal, you'll never have to go "off grid" again.
Price: £80 | Link: Veho
The Car: Belkin TuneBase FMX
Say goodbye to drive-time boredom and blast your own choice of music instead – this iPhone dock sends tunes to your car radio via its FM tuner.
Price: £70 | Link: Belkin
The Car: Jawbone Era
The Bluetooth headset it's okay to sport, with NoiseAssassin tech to terminate background noise using a kind of electronic garotte.
Price: £100 | Link: Jawbone
The Car: Nokia Lumia 800 with Drive
This Windows Phone 7 handset comes with the Drive turn-by-turn navigation app, so you don't actually need to shell out for that satnav above (that'll teach you to be impulsive). With 2D and 3D modes, it's about as polished as smartphone GPS goodies get.
Price: £300 | Link: Nokia
The Car: Paul Smith Tago Driving Shoes
Classy, soft, off-white leather and suede uppers make these the Roger Moore of driving apparel. Just add an Aston Martin and the ability to "act" using only your eyebrows.
Price: £149 | Link: Paul Smith
The Car: TomTom Go Live 1005
A monster five-inch display makes for easy navigation, while HD Traffic tech updates you every two minutes. Also, it can read directions in a Darth Vader voice.
Price: £270 | Link: TomTom
The Home Office: Stadler Form OTTO Fan
With three speed settings, this wooden-framed fan will keep you cool as the mercury rises. Has the added benefit of instantly giving your office space the feel of an early 90s warehouse rave.
Price: £225 | Link: Heals
The Home Office: Alan Paine Ice Cool Knitwear
Supima cotton and clima-fibres react to your body temperature, so you can stay cool without the ignominy of working whilst wearing a vest and say, "I'm feeling too hot – think I'll put my jumper on."
Price: £95 | Link: Alan Paine
The Home Office: Kartell Spoon by Antonio Citterio
Thermoplastic layers adjust to your weight, meaning comfort even if your beach diet hasn't gone entirely as you'd hoped.
Price: £390 | Link: A White Room
The Home Office: Contigo Autoseal Water Bottle
Make embarrassing desktop spillages a thing of the past with this leak-proof water bottle. Just press to sip and release to seal.
Price:£15 | Link: Contigo
The Home Office: Persol Steve McQueen
These tortoiseshell sunnies fold up to fi t in your pocket instead of perching on your head, threatening to fall off, as you slip from desk to garden. Steve never would've stood for that…
Price: £280 | Link: Mr Porter
The Washroom: Issey Miyake L'Eau D'Issey Sport Body Wash
The packaging was "inspired by sports materials", but this smells of grapefruit and bergamot rather than, say, a tennis racquet.
Price: £20 | Link: Issey Miyake
The Washroom: Lab Series Moisturising Aftershave Spray
A fruity mix of cranberry, blueberry, pomegranate and grape, this spray is rich in antioxidants and better in the heat than heavier creams.
Price: £19 | Link: Lab Series
The Washroom: Panasonic ER-GC50
This adjusts in 1mm gradations, stopping you inadvertently bringing back the bowl cut. Boasts "30,000 hairs per second" cutting speed and is washable under a tap after use, too.
Price: £51 | Link: Pansonic
The Washroom: Polo Ralph Lauren Robe
Relax like a less decrepit/tragic Hugh Hefner in this luxury cotton robe. Cigars, cognac and leggy lovelies young enough to be your great grandchildren optional.
Price: £135 | Link: Ralph Lauren
The Washroom: Wild and Wolf Qwerty Washbag
Faux leather, embossed with a Qwerty keyboard – obviously – with waterproof pockets aplenty inside.
Price: £25 | Link: Wild & Wolf
The City Break: Nixon Trooper Three-button Mic
Made from moulded silicone, these ultra portable cans are as urban as Tinchy Stryder on a Boris bike. With phone controls (and three buttons, geddit) on the cord, they also double as a handsfree kit, isn't it, blood?
Price: £70 | Link: Nixon
The City Break: Apple iPad with Time Out Apps
The best tablet coupled with the best free city guides means your passport to great weekend breaks doesn't need to weigh a ton.
Price: From £399 | Link: Apple
The City Break: HTC One X
With a hi-def, 4.7-inch screen, 1.5GHz quadcore chip and eightmeg/ 1080p camera, this is all the phone you need in 2012 – and should still be looking fairly cuttingedge come 2013.
Price: £450 | Link: HTC
The City Break: Lomography LC-A+ Silver Lake
With orange leather and lustrous chrome, this stylish retro camera, straight out of The Ipcress File, will make you look quite the debonair gent about town. Not a lot of people know that.
Price: £376 | Link: Lomography
The City Break: Sony Bloggie Live
This is the first pocket cam to offer live streaming via Wi-Fi, so you can broadcast your hols as they happen (arguably not ideal for your loony mate's stag do).
Price: £195 | Link: Sony
The Beach: Boss Skin Moisture Cream SPF 15 UV
This potion stops you burning in the sun while keeping your skin hydrated. As a result, you should end up looking tanned and healthy rather than turning orange like Ricky Martin from The Apprentice, or ending up looking like the result of a chip pan fire.
Price: £23 | Link: Boots
The Beach: DryLite Micro Towels
These super-absorbent towelettes roll up to fit in a coat pocket and come in a pleasing range of attractive yet stain-concealing colours.
Price: £11 | Link: Firebox
The Beach: Lifeproof for iPhone
This case has an IP-68 rating, with military-grade resistance to shock, dust and water. Despite that, it doesn't add an excess of bulk, and multi-touch continues to work just fine.
Price: £60 | Link: Lifeproof
The Beach: Monster iSport Livestrong
With a secure, comfortable fi t and rotating tips, these headphones provide excellent noise-blocking. They're also thoroughly water resistant – ideal for the beach and conceivably able to stand up to a brisk swim.
Price: £130 | Link: Monster
The Kids: Aerobie Superdisc
This flying disc – not a Frisbee; never that – is ideal for young 'uns and beginners, thanks to its soft edges and ability to float in the pool. Don't be fooled, though: this thing can really fly.
Price: £10 | Link: Aerobie
The Kids: Nerf Vortex Vigilon Blaster
Lock and load: this plastic-spewing gat holds five long-range discs. The clip drops down at the touch of a button for action movie-style reloading.
Price: £18 | Link: Hasbro
The Kids: Parrot AR.Drone 2.0
Controlled via a smartphone app, the latest AR.Drone hovers, soars and captures what's going on with a 720p camera.
Price: £300 | Link: Parrot
The Kids: Takeya Flash Lemonade Maker
Add water, ice and use the screw-on juicer to squeeze lemons straight into the pitcher. An air-tight lid keeps the contents fresh and the same company also does an iced tea maker.
Price: £13.50 | Link: Takeya
The Kids: Water Bomb Factory
Attach this weaponising spigot to a hose – bans don't apply to this usage – add a balloon, and you're ready to launch what could technically be construed as common assault in under six seconds.
Price: £9 | Link: Firebox
The Games: Carlton Razor 1.1
Made from Japanese carbon – the best kind of carbon, for our money – this badminton racquet is built for power. It's perfect for ruining garden parties with your Pimm's-fuelled aggression yet again this summer.
Price: £160 | Link: Carlton Sports
The Games: Adidas London 2012 - The Albert
The official ball of the Olympics, this allegedly takes its name from the Cockney rhyming slang for ball: "Albert Hall". Just mind your syrup doesn't come off when using your loaf, alright guv'nor?
Price: £85 | Link: Adidas
The Games: Nike Miler Running Shirt
Dri-Fit UV fabric protects you from sun rays while wicking away sweat, so you can keep going for longer. A loop on the back keeps headphone cords safely out of the way, too.
Price: £22 | Link: Nike
The Games: Garmin Approach S3
Packing info on 27,000 courses, this golf watch would be the best caddy you could ask for, if only it would get off your wrist and carry your damn clubs.
Price: £280 | Link: Garmin
The Games: Puma Red Pulse Cricket Boot
Add a dash of IPL-style glamour to your Sunday league match. An EverFoam slow recovery heel offers a snugger fit and better energy absorption as you lunge down the wrong line to be beaten in the flight by that 50-year-old off-spinner with an artificial hip.
Price: £90 | Link: Puma
The Reality: Neo Geo X
A 3.5-inch, handheld version of the console we couldn't afford in the 90s, with 20 games built in. An AV output means you can play Metal Slug et al on your telly, too…
Price: £TBC | Link: Neo Geo X
The Reality: Gin Mare
Hot and bothered? Retire to the drawing room to enjoy Gin Mare's blend of sun-drenched citrus fruits, Arbequina olives, thyme, basil and rosemary. Simply dilute with vermouth to taste and add an olive.
Price: £34 | Link: Gin Mare
The Reality: Loewe Connect ID
Sun ruining your well preserved pallor? The 2,160 design options of this work-of-art-cumtelly is the best excuse to stay out of it, with 200Hz 3D screen, 500GB PVR and 80W speakers!
Price: From £1,395 | Link: Loewe
The Reality: PowerA Air Flo Xbox Controller
It's never too hot to game with this pad. It boasts a two-speed fan, keeping your palms cool and stopping build-up of mysterious grey gunk.
Price: £18 | Link: PowerA
The Reality: Pure Evoke Mio Union Jack
Feel "proud" this Jubilee summer with Pure's patriotic DAB in your kitchen. It's got an auto-dimming display for when the sun goes in, audio in and outputs, and Great British sound, gawd bless it.
Price: £150 | Link: Pure


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Dems' Plan B on jobs bill: Go smaller
Democrats may not vote on President Barack Obama's jobs bill just once. They could hold several votes on it, even though they know it's going nowhere.
But that's just the public theater. Behind the scenes, Senate Democrats are trying to develop a Plan B: a series of smaller bills that actually have a chance of passing a badly divided Congress.
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For instance, New York Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) has been quietly courting some Senate Republicans and Democrats to see whether there is any appetite for merging a GOP-backed idea — a tax holiday for corporations to bring home their overseas profits — with a Democratic-supported plan of creating a national infrastructure bank. At the same time, Democrats are weighing whether to push ahead with other individual pieces of the president's jobs plan, like its extension of the payroll tax cut.
On the floor this week, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) also plans to schedule votes with significant GOP support but tepid backing among Hill Democrats: free-trade agreements with South Korea, Colombia and Panama. And on Tuesday, the Senate is expected to give final passage to a bipartisan bill cracking down on Chinese currency policies, a populist proposal with broad support in the Senate but opposed by House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio).
It remains to be seen whether Democrats can stick to this approach — they've promoted sweeping jobs agendas this year that have stalled as Congress has spent much of its time debating spending and wrangling over floor tactics.
There's precious little time for serious legislating with a presidential campaign looming. So when Congress is in session, Democrats in the Senate will label most measures they push as "jobs plans" — and will try to win GOP support in an attempt to court badly needed independent voters.
Some on the left don't like the trade-offs involved in making deals with the GOP.
"The infrastructure bank is a good idea, but giving tax breaks to corporations is not such a good idea," said Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) in discussing Schumer's lobbying push.
Still, Democrats need to show they're taking action — and want to portray Republicans as doing little more than obstructing their efforts to pass jobs bills.
The dynamic will be on full display in the Senate this week, where first on Tuesday, Republicans — along with a handful of moderate Democrats — are expected to reject Obama's $447 billion jobs bill, which includes new spending for construction and tax incentives for hiring and is paid for by a 5.6 percent surtax on those earning more than $1 million annually.
In a nod to the left, Reid may schedule even more votes on the entire Obama jobs proposal in order to put a bigger spotlight on the GOP opposition, a tactic discussed with Senate leaders at the White House on Friday, according to people familiar with the closed-door meeting.
But such a tack would amount to little more than theatrics — and Democrats are already moving on to the next strategy. After moving on the trade measures, a debate over infrastructure spending — and Schumer's idea to merge it with a corporate tax holiday — could be one of the next things on the agenda.


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Good morning,
I hope that you're all having a wonderful day today, the sun is shining here and it's very warm and muggy. I finished my 11th lollipop block. I can't wait to finish number 12 because then I can add another row to the quilt. Putting them together with the little squares as I go along.
I just love the beginning process of each block, picking out the fabrics, the fussy cutting, each block is such an adventure. When I get the 12 block finish I will send an updated picture of the entire quilt. Five more blocks to go.
Happy stitching,
Rosemary Youngs
The Lollipop Girl


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openness, teamwork and
an atmosphere of trust."
Norbert Hufnagel
Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
BEUMER Group Holding (Germany)
Working for BEUMER Group since 2009
What makes
my job different...
Dealing daily with new, complex business topics, close and open cooperation with managers and employees in various regions of the world, and the enthusiasm and passion of our employees - that is what excites me about my position as CFO and motivates me in my day-to-day work.
As the CFO, I have been responsible for Finance, HR and Legal in the BEUMER Group since the beginning of 2009. Our Controlling & Finance processes support our efforts to transparently control our company and to make sound business decisions. Our success is based on our wealth of experience, detailed planning and our longterm corporate strategy. A counter-cyclical behaviour is also crucial for a leading market position with our applications. When implementing our long-term vision, our HR Department has a high relevance - in obtaining and retaining new qualified employees, as well as long-term plans for personnel development. These are key components to our company's success.
Whether in Controlling, Finance, Legal or HR - we deal with a number of projects every day that are implemented with solid teamwork. Our business processes are supported by modern and innovative IT systems. We are always open to new ideas in our day-to-day work. Short decision-making processes and a high degree of entrepreneurial spirit give our employees a good deal of freedom in fulfilling their tasks and the opportunity to make a difference.
What makes
BEUMER Group different...
A good corporate culture is no coincidence. It has to be consciously developed, in particular by our management. What I experience every day at BEUMER is a working atmosphere marked by open communication. BEUMER Group is not just a down-to-earth family business with a very good working atmosphere. As an international corporate group, we also offer the perspectives and career opportunities of a global player. As the management of the BEUMER Group, it is important to us to place trust in our employees when fulfilling their tasks - we have a number of experts in the company with the necessary know-how on various subjects, who are well positioned in their respective area of responsibility. In summary: down-to-earthness, openness, teamwork and an atmosphere of trust in our employees - that is what makes BEUMER Group so special.


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Preview HTML Documents on a Cellphone, Tablet, or Laptop in Dreamweaver
One of the celebrated new features in Dreamweaver (first introduced in CS5.5) is the Multiscreen Preview, which works in tandem with the interactive Media Query tools in Dreamweaver. Those Media Query tools create different style sheets that apply depending on the media in which a visitor uses to view the site.
Designing pages that work well in media, ranging from large projections to tiny screens, is one of the big challenges in the world of modern web design. Multiscreen Previews allow you to see how an open HTML document looks in different media, such as on a cellphone, a tablet, a desktop, or laptop.
With an HTML document open, you can view an open page in Multiscreen Preview by following these steps:
1Click the Multiscreen Preview button in the document toolbar, or choose Window→Multiscreen Preview from the document window.
If the document toolbar isn't active, choose View→Toolbars→Document.
The Multiscreen Preview window opens, with three views.
2To adjust the viewport sizes, click the Viewport Sizes button in the Multiscreen Preview window.
The Viewport Sizes dialog box opens. You can edit the values (in pixels) for the width and height at which each of the three preview windows displays. The figure shows the Phone view being adjusted to 480 pixels to match the size of popular smartphones.
3Click OK in the Viewport Sizes dialog box.
You return to the Multiscreen Preview.
4Exit Multiscreen Preview by deselecting that option in the Dreamweaver document Window menu.
Don't try to edit content in Multiscreen Preview. This mode, like Dreamweaver's Live view, does not allow editing.


text: Two years ago, I had it all. An amazing job, a great boyfriend and a stable, wonderful family. Then my cousin died, my job went away, my boyfriend and I broke up and my Mom had a break down. This is my true story of how I went from having it all to having nothing at all. And this is my journey out - ONE FUN ADVENTURE at a time until I find my way back to me. 'Cause, after spending over 100 days in bed, I've realized, I don't want to live that way anymore.


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Welcome to
Words from the Church
Words from the Bible
From the Catechism of the Catholic Church
Words from the Saints
Pamphlets to print out
Links to Books and articles
Links to Modest clothing sites
Parish bulletin inserts
Words of Our Lady of Fatima in 1917:
"Certain fashions will be introduced which will offend Our Lord very much...
Free Catholic Gifs
this is a privately developed website
Virtual Shrine of Our Lady of Sorrows
Marylike Standards of Modesty in Dress
Modest Quotes
Modesty in the News
Virtual Litany of St. Joseph
about us
free holy card
You are visitor number
to CatholicModesty.com since June 3, 2004
Fr. Dominic Mary MFVA on Modesty
Fr. Hathaway FSSP on Modesty
How to conduct oneself at Mass
according to St. Padre Pio
Children's Activity page


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The broke-ass alternative travelers of Punk Nomad have shown that abandoned railroad tracks are more than just a rusty eyesore, but a whole world of potential for home-built motorized railroad carts, for adventure, and for carefree drunk driving.
The cart is called a "Rail Rider" and it's not much more than a frame, some canvas, four wheels, and a Honda motor. It tops out at 30 mph, but when you're riding on un-maintained tracks around SoCal's Salton Sea and you don't totally know what's ahead of you, high speed isn't always wise.
As one of the riders points out in the video, it's also not a great idea to go too fast because you spend most of your time on the Rail Rider drinking beer. When you're out in the middle of nowhere, you might as well enjoy yourself. Just keep an eye out for rocks on the tracks and make extra sure no actual trains use your chosen stretch of rails.
It's not the fastest way to spend an afternoon, and it's not the safest either, but it looks like one of the most fun. I have got to get me one of these!
(Hat tip to Timma!)


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The California Department of Consumer Affairs, California Board of Accountancy (CBA), licenses and regulates certified public accountants (CPAs), public accountants (PAs), accountancy corporations, CPA and PA partnerships. Accountants audit, compile, investigate, and certify financial transactions and accounting records.
Complaints can be filed online at www.dca.ca.gov/cba, or call CBA in Sacramento at (916) 561-1729.
Department of Consumer Affairs California Board of Accountancy
2000 Evergreen Street, Suite 250
Sacramento, CA 95815-3832
(916) 263-3680
(916) 263-3675 (fax)
Complaints regarding fee disputes, bookkeepers, tax preparers, and accountants who are not CPAs are not handled by the Board of Accountancy.
The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants Member Services institutes disciplinary action against member CPAs who are certified by the State and Territories.
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants Member Services Center
220 Leigh Farm Road
Durham, NC 27707
1211 Avenue of the Americas,19th Floor
New York, NY 10636
The Secretary of State provides filing requirements, name availability, status requests, and copies of certificates.
Secretary of State Corporate Filings and Records Section
1500 11th Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 657-5448
Publications available: None are offered by the Consumer Information Center.
See also: None
Other referrals: "Enrolled Agent"
Consumer Resource & Referral Guide
Directory of State Agencies
Directory of Federal Agencies
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Stuck in bed with a bad cold today so I decided to do a little organizing. Took the better part of day to go through my Pinterest boards and tidy them up. Remove the duplicates, delete things I'm no longer interested in and move pins to a more logical board. Not much but I still got something accomplished between sniffles.
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Social Studies Teacher
Please email resume and other credentials to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Purpose Statement:
To encourage and promote the educational and social success of students at the secondary level.
Essential Duties And Responsibilities: (May not include all tasks employee may be expected to perform.)
- Teaches district-adopted curriculum.
- Meets and instructs assigned classes in the locations and at the times designated.
- Instructs pupils in citizenship and basic subject matter specified in state law and administrative regulations and procedures of the district.
- Translates lesson plans into developmentally appropriate learning experiences.
- Takes all necessary and reasonable precautions to protect students, equipment, materials, and facilities.
- Employs a variety of instructional techniques and instructional media, consistent with the physical limitations of the location provided and the needs and capabilities of the individuals or student groups involved.
- Communicates regularly with parents outside normal classroom day by means of newsletters, notes, phone calls, conferences, etc.
- Establishes and maintains reasonable standards and procedures for pupil behavior to achieve an effective learning atmosphere.
- Evaluates pupils' academic and social growth, keeps accurate records and prepares progress reports.
- Identifies pupil needs and makes appropriate referrals and develops strategies for individual education plans.
- Is available to students and parents for education-related purposes outside the instructional day.
- Plans and coordinates the work of parents and volunteers in the classroom and on field trips.
- Creates an environment of learning through functional and attractive displays, interest centers, and exhibits of students' work.
Qualification Requirements: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be qualified to perform essential duties. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required.
- Must have mastery of the English language – written and verbal.
- Ability to apply knowledge of current research and theory to instructional program; ability to plan and implement lessons based on division and school objectives and the needs and abilities of students to whom assigned. Ability to establish and maintain effective relationships with students, peers, and parents; skill in oral and written communication.
- Create an environment conducive to learning by employing a variety of teaching strategies.
- Develop course design and lesson plans.
- Assist with ordering materials and equipment for programs and productions.
- Take an active role in the growth and development of the social science program.
- Evidence of good interpersonal and communication skills.
- Experience in use of different mediums, equipment, and technology preferred.
- Plan and attend parent activities.
- Other related responsibilities as assigned by the Principal, Superintendent, or designee.
. Education And/Or Experience-Certificates, Licenses, Registrations (if applicable):
- Four-year degree from an accredited teacher preparation program.
- Valid Michigan teaching certificate in area of study.
- MDE endorsements as necessary for job assignment
Desired Attributes:
- Patient, compassionate and calm individual who keeps students best interest in mind
- Ability to care for and meet needs of students with disabilities.
- Expert customer service skills.
Physical Requirements (if applicable): The physical requirements described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.
- Minimal lifting.
- Extensive standing, walking and movement, typical of a teaching environment.
Supervisory Responsibilities:
- Ability to guide and to work collaboratively with school personnel.


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See The Popular Herbs Big Babes Use In Hooking Their Men In The North
See The Popular Herbs Big Babes Use In Hooking Their Men In The North
The use of charms to hook men by Nigerian women as a means to win their love is not new.
For the Northerners, they adopt the use of some very special and potent herbs which not only serves as a sex stimulant that enhances sexual pleasure, but is also used to hook men.
One very common herb Hausa women in the Northern part of the country use to hook men is the Kayan Mata, a special kind of herb strictly used by women who want their men to always do their bidding.
The use of Kayan Mata is very rampant and is no big deal among Hausa women because they believe it is harmless; after all it does not involve any rituals, as 70% of materials used to prepare Kayan Mata are made from herbs and honey.
As a matter of fact from time immemorial the use of Kayan Mata has been a tradition among Hausa women as a means to get their husbands love and attention , especially husband with many wives.
The question is why is the act on the increase? Some women say sex without Kayan Mata is like cooking without salt, it makes men enjoy sex and such men can promise their women anything because of the pleasure they derive, and always ask for more. In recent time, it has become a norm for more Hausa women, babes, celebrities, brides and even among other tribes who have lived in the North, to depend on " Kayan Mata" a better sex life and gainful relationship.
Many Hausa brides are treated with Kayan Mata by their mothers before their wedding and some are packaged for them to take to their matrimonial homes for continuous use. There are different types of Kayan Mata and the best of it are prepared in some Northern states like Sokoto,Maiduguri, Kastina, Kebbi and neighboring countries like Niger republic.
The most common of all is SIMI, it is of different types, some are prepared with herbs and honey and it is taken hours before sex. For another type of Kayan Mata, the herbs are mixed with fresh nunu(cow milk), it makes the vagina wet and the user enjoys uninhibited sex with her partner, the best of SIMI is prepared in Sokoto State and Niger Republic.
Also another type called GINDIN AYU derived from the private part and sperm of a particular kind of fish that stick together in the river. It is used by both male and female, for the men the Ayu's private part is dried, pounded and mixed with milk for drinking. It is mostly used by older men who want to impress their wives in bed.
For the women, the dried Ayu is soaked in a kettle and she then use the water to wash her private part from time to time, it prevents unpleasant odor and makes the vaginer tighter.
Yet another method of tightening the vagina is the TURAREN WUTA(INCENSE) the women stoop or bend on the burning incense to allow the smoke go into the private part.
Also another type commonly used is DAN MANNAU(GLUE) some call it " gida ko" ( a car or house gift). It is inserted in the vagina to guarantee pleasurable sex.
However findings have it that more types of Kayan Mata are springing up daily, and most of them are well packaged. Several women who are constant users of Kayan Mata always have their men under their control until they let go.


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Wort (/ˈwɜːrt/) is the liquid extracted from the mashing process during the brewing of beer or whisky. Wort contains the sugars, the most important being maltose and maltotriose,[1] that will be fermented by the brewing yeast to produce alcohol. Wort also contains crucial amino acids to provide nitrogen to the yeast as well as more complex proteins contributing to beer head retention and flavour.[2]
The first step in wort production is to make malt from dried, sprouted barley. The malt is then run through a roller mill and cracked. This cracked grain is then mashed, that is, mixed with hot water and steeped, a slow heating process that enables enzymes to convert the starch in the malt into sugars. At set intervals, most notably when the mixture has reached temperatures of 45, 62 and 73 °C (113, 144 and 163 °F),[3] the heating is briefly halted. The temperature of the mixture is usually increased to 78 °C (172 °F) for mashout. Lautering is the next step, which means the sugar-extracted grist or solids remaining in the mash are separated from the liquid wort. In homebrewing, the malt-making and mashing steps can be skipped by adding malt extract to water.[4]
The mixture is then boiled to sanitize the wort and, in the case of most beer production, to extract the bittering, flavour and aroma from hops. In beer making, the wort is known as "sweet wort" until the hops have been added, after which it is called "hopped or bitter wort". The addition of hops is generally done in three parts at set times. The bittering hops, added first, are boiled in the wort for approximately one hour to one and a half hours. This long boil extracts resins, which provides the bittering. Then, the flavouring hops are added, typically 15 minutes from the end of the boil. The finishing hops are added last, toward the end of or after the boil. This extracts the oils, which provide flavour and aroma but evaporate quickly. In general, hops provide the most flavouring when boiled for approximately 15 minutes, and the most aroma when not boiled at all.
At the end of boiling, the hot wort is quickly cooled (in homebrewing, often using an immersion chiller) to a temperature favourable to the yeast. Once sufficiently cooled, the yeast is added, or "pitched", to begin the fermentation process.
The adjunct grains that can be added to the mash include wheat, corn, rye, and rice. Adjunct grains may first need gelatinization and cooling.[5] They are used to create varietal beers such as wheat beer and oatmeal stout, to create grain whisky, or to lighten the body (and cut costs) as in commercial, mass-produced pale lagers.
- ^ Principles of Brewing Science, 1991, George Fix, ISBN 0937381179
- ^ Principles of Brewing Science, 1991, George Fix, ISBN 0937381179
- ^ "Abdijbieren. Geestrijk erfgoed" by Jef Van den Steen
- ^ Nachel, Marty (2008). Homebrewing for Dummies. New York: Wiley. p. 47. ISBN 0-470-23062-2. Retrieved April 1, 2011.
Basically, all you need to do is add malt extract to water and boil it. I may be oversimplifying the process just a tad ...
- ^ Papazian, Charlie (1998). Zymurgy for the homebrewer and beer lover: the best articles and advice from America's #1 home brewing magazine. New York: Avon Books. ISBN 0-380-79399-7. Retrieved March 31, 2011.


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Irving v. Lipstadt
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David Irving, Hitler and Holocaust Denial: Electronic Edition, by Richard J. EvansTable of Contents
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(D) Unreliable testimony: the Red Cross, Walter Kleiner, and Karl Mehnert.
1. What else did Irving have to follow up? Funfack, who in the meantime had fallen foul of the East German authorities as a result of being named in right-wing and nationalist West-German newspapers as the source for a figure of over 200,000 dead at Dresden, continued to be as helpful as possible to Irving. This despite Irving's unscrupulous use of Funfack's name without his permission, let alone his knowledge. Funfack refused to comment on the death-roll contained in TB 47 or to send Irving a copy, but he did offer to show him his copy if Irving were to obtain permission from the East-German authorities. He also suggested a number of people Irving might find it useful to contact:
Therefore I can give no firm [verbindlichliche] information about the figure of the dead but only repeat what was reported to me. The city commander Herr General Mehnert spoke on about 22 February 1945 of 140,000, Herr Professor Fetscher of the civilian air defence of 180,000. Nevertheless I have never seen written documentation to this effect. I set great store by these facts to tell the truth. The International Red Cross delegation headed by a Swiss man should actually know best. All the figures were put at their disposal when they as commissioners enquired about prisoners of war. Unfortunately I do not know their names, but was briefly with them at a meeting.122
2. Irving duly wrote to the Red Cross asking if they could confirm that a Red Cross official was shown the official casualty figures at the time, and if so could they send him the report it might be contained in.123
3. The Red Cross replied: 'It is correct to say that one of our delegates, Mr. Walter Kleiner, was in the Dresden area during the period you mention, for the purpose of carrying out his duties of visiting camps. We have in fact in our possession the reports he made at the time on prisoner-of-war camps. We have, however, no information concerning the victims of the Dresden air raids.'124 In a second reply to a second letter, presumably inquiring into the exact contents of Kleiner's report, the Red Cross replied, 'There were no PoW camps in Dresden itself, consequently Mr. Kleiner's reports did not even allude to the air raids on the town. Moreover, the ICRC's rule is only to hand its delegates' reports to the Detaining Power and to the prisoners' Power of origin.'125 The Red Cross appended Kleiner's address of 1945, but Irving's letter to Kleiner was returned to him 'not known.'126
4. In his second letter, responding to the detailed questions which Irving should have put to Funfack four months earlier, before going to press, Funfack reiterated: 'I was only more or less a witness to the attack and one of those badly effected and have had no official function, as for example counting the dead, whatsoever.' He also informed Irving that unfortunately both Karl Mehnert and Professor Fetscher were dead.127
5. Never a man to be deterred by a lack of corroborating evidence, Irving then proceeded to distort Funfack's suggestions in order to give more credence to TB 47. In the published version, Irving wrote that Mr Walter Kleiner, the Swiss leader of an International Red Cross delegation, toured Allied PoW camps in the Dresden area on 22 February 1945 and 'was in the presence of witnesses informed by the Dresden city commandant, General Karl Mehnert, that the current death-roll was 140,000'.128 The source reads that 'information on Kleiner's visit to Dresden was supplied by the International Red Cross Committee in Geneva; the figures given him were provided to the author by a third party, a Dresden private citizen.' Both sources were in a strict sense correct. The Red Cross had informed Irving that they had had a representative in the area and the private citizen was of course Funfack, whom Irving was no longer at liberty to name since Funfack had distanced himself from TB 47. But the account had become subtly altered. Funfack had indeed written to Irving that General Mehnert had spoken of a figure of '140,000,' but stressed that he [Funfack] had he 'had never seen written documents about it.' Moreover Funfack did not mention Mehnert and the Swiss Red Cross official in the same context; rather he had named himself as the person who had heard Mehnert's figure.129 There is no evidence, in other words, not even of an indirect nature, that a figure of 140,000 was supplied to the Red Cross This small slip gives the story a glimmer of authenticity to the unsuspecting reader by associating the figure with the Red Cross, whereas in fact no such association existed.
6. Moreover, in the 1966 edition of his book, Irving added that General Mehnert, the Dresden City commander who had accompanied Kleiner's visit, 'was " amazed" at the figure of 35,000 published in the central German press by the authorities.' Irving gave no source for Mehnert's alleged amazement.130 In fact again Mehnert's amazement was likewise reported second-hand in one of Funfack's letters. He had written that in the years following the war: 'We [Funfack and Mehnert] were both astonished at the low figure of 35,000 which took root here in the press.'131
7. Even on the most basic level Irving cannot disguise the fact that this is not an eyewitness account. It is a story told him at third hand by Funfack, a man who had himself denied being in a position to relay any reliable evidence on the numbers killed, other than his own opinion or repeating gossip and rumour. This is hardly evidence enough to confirm the deaths of a staggering 250,000 people.
8. In 1995, Irving cryptically wrote that: 'It is also known that on February 22 a representative of the International Red Cross had visited Dresden to inquire after the fate of the prisoners of war; his report to Geneva may well have contained other information than about the number of prisoners amongst the casualties.'132 But the Red Cross had expressly told Irving that Kleiner's report 'did not even allude to the air raids on the town' and Irving's own letter to Kleiner stated that 'they [the Red Cross] have informed me that you made no reference to the air raid in your reports, as of course there was no reason why you should.'133 So Irving's suggestion about his report was demonstrably invention.
[ not part of quoteAll that was left to Irving in 1995 was a last passing jibe at Funfack:]
Grosse's figures were allegedly provided by Dr med. Max Funfack, described as the deputy surgeon-general of Dresden. Funfack, still living in the Soviet zone, protested at having his name dragged into the newspaper columns of West Germany as a witness for the death-roll figures. He claimed to have learned such figures at third hand only, and never to have been surgeon-general.... He will have had good reason in the Soviet zone to express himself thusly. He did not however take the opportunity to repudiate the figures.134
9. This is pure sophistry. Funfack had quite clearly stated he was in no position to comment on the figures. There is no reason to doubt that he was telling the truth, and no evidence that it was because he was under pressure from the East-German authorities that he denied having provided the figure of 250,000. On the contrary, Funfack was surprisingly frank in expressing his personal doubts about the official East German figure of 35,000, even after he had fallen foul of the authorities thanks to the unsolicited exposure Irving had given him in the media.135
122. DJ 35, Max Funfack to Irving, 19 January 1965, partially reproduced as a plate in Weidauer, pp. 126-7.
123. Doc. 160, Irving to Croix-Rouge, Comite International, Geneva, 27.1.65.
124. DJ 35, P. Vibert (International Committee of the Red Cross) to Irving, 4 February 1965; P. Vibert (International Committee of the Red Cross) to Irving, 17 February 1965.
125. DJ 35, P. Vibert (International Committee of the Red Cross) to Irving, 17 February 1965.
126. DJ 35, Irving to Walter Kleiner, 20 February 1965.
127. DJ 35, Max Funfack to Irving, 19 March 1965.
128. Corgi 1966, p. 225.
129. DJ 25, Max Funfack to Irving, 19 January 1965.
130. Corgi edn., 1966, p. 280.
131. DJ 35, Max Funfack to Irving, 19 March 1965.
132. Focal Point edn., p. 266.
133. DJ 35, P. Vibert (International Committee of the Red Cross) to Irving, 17 February 1965; Irving to Walter Kleiner, 20 February 1965.
134. Focal Point edn., p. 298, fn. 29. This would tie in with Irving's claim that it was Dr. Funfack who first related the figures to him, and only later did he come to the source itself. See doc. 155, Irving to Dr. Dieter Struss, 28 November 1964.
135. DJ 35, Max Funfack to Irving, 19 March 1965.
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Read the Twitter stream of my #socialwine interview by @CraigSutton where we discussed wine blogging.
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