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"It was an emotional hit. He was a good man who lived his life for others." - COL Bill Ostlund
I'm breaking a rule tonight. I'm sitting on my patio drinking alone. I'm drinking to the life of Tim Hetherington. No, I'm not drinking to his memory. I don't want to "remember" him. I want to hug him. I want to listen to that British accent for hours. I want to see that smile that goes on forever and those eyes that can go from dancing with excitement and joy while telling a story to dark and foreboding while telling a different story. I want to watch his hands dance as he responds to a reporter's questions in an interview.
Tim being interviewed about RESTREPO
I want to watch over and over again as he greets a Soldier that he spent months with in Afghanistan - to see him gaze across the heads in a crowded room until he spots one of those Soldiers then navigate the crowd like threading a needle until he gets to his objective. I want to watch him grab that Soldier in a big bear hug, lay a resounding pat on his back and hear him say with the most genuine of emotion and love, "Good to see you man. How are you?" I want to stand back and watch while he and the Soldier go from a laughing and animated conversation to one of seriousness and dignity as they remember a fallen brother.
Tim and some of the Soldiers of RESTREPOJust as many others are I am in denial and disbelief that Tim has been taken from us.
Honored. Privileged. Grateful. Fortunate. None of those words or any others can describe how I feel about having the opportunity to meet and get to know Tim. No, we weren't "best" friends. But we were friends. And I knew that if I ever needed to pick up the phone or drop an email to Tim for help he would have done so without question.
My eyes are red and puffy and the tears continue to stream down my face. I just cannot make them stop. I keep having this vision of Tim in the hospital in Libya and me willing the doctors to MAKE HIM LIVE! I knew Tim had been in Libya but I thought he was on his way home. And he had been, sort of. But he decided to go back in and not come home just yet. I suspect it was because of the plight of those in Misrata that he went back. Ever the humanitarian Tim spent his adult life advocating for those in war zones and areas of conflict and genocide. I'll never question why Tim made the decision to go back in and not come home just yet. See, Tim Hetherington wasn't a thrill seeker. He wasn't egotistical. Tim Hetherington was a humanitarian to the core of his soul. I have to believe that Tim felt or knew there was something below the surface of the reports we have been getting from Libya. Something that he felt the world needed to know. I know he didn't go back in just for the hell of it.
A lot of people seem to have the impression that, because he was an Academy Award nominee, Tim lived the high life. Probably had a penthouse apartment in New York where he lived. Those who knew him know that cannot be farther from the truth. Tim lived an incredibly spartan live. Advocating for and helping others was what made him happy. Tim once said that the only furniture he had in his New York apartment was a chair and a bed. Tim and Sebastian Junger (co-Producer) went into debt filming and producing RESTREPO so that they could keep editorial control and make sure the men of the ROCK were not portrayed differently from exactly what they went through. Contrary to what some think Tim did not get wealthy off of RESTREPO or INFIDEL. I suppose, in the end, they became more of a labor of love.
Soldiers aren't an easy group to win over as far as trust and respect goes. Tim Hetherington more than gained the trust, respect and love of the Paratroopers with whom he embedded in OEF VIII. As I've read comment after comment on facebook today from the men of the 173rd, 2-503rd (and not just Battle Co, 2nd Platoon), I have been touched with the love they are sharing and the heartfelt loss they are feeling. Many are commenting that he is a "brother." Others are calling him one of "The ROCK". One comment hit the nail on the head, "Without a sign, his sword the brave man draws, and asks no omen, but his country's cause. Tim was the brave man without a sword and his cause was humanity."
The day he left for Libya Tim stopped by Sebastian's on the way to the airport. While he was there he signed a couple of copies of INFIDEL and RESTREPO for me. I've run my fingers across those signatures many times tonight. For some strange reason it makes me feel like he is still alive. Even though Tim is no longer on this earth he will always "live". He will live through his amazing works. He will live through his inspirational life. He will live through the love he gave to so many in so many ways.
Between sips of scotch tonight I have been turning page by page of Tim's book (that he autographed for me last year) "Long Story Bit By Bit: Liberia Retold." Many people don't know that "He was the only photographer to live behind rebel lines during the 2003 Liberian civil war -- work that culminated in the film 'Liberia: an Uncivil War' and the book 'Long Story Bit By Bit: Liberia Retold' (Umbrage 2009), and his work for Human Rights Watch to uncover civilian massacres on the Chad / Darfur border in 2006 appeared in the documentary 'The Devil Came on Horseback,'" his biography on the "Restrepo" website says. Most images in the book are profoundly haunting. The interviews explain this history of the troubled nation. Tim's love for mankind seeps out of every page.
Tim wouldn't want us to be sad or make a big deal out of his death. He would want us to forge on advocating for those suffering humanitarian injustices particularly in time of war and conflict. He would also want us to find a way to "be there" for those who have returned from war and are struggling each day to re-integrate back into society.
There are many links on the internet tonight about Tim. I like this one best.
Tim was a great man and a man of greatness although he would argue that. He'd lose the argument with me. I couldn't mean it more when I say that Tim Hetherington was one of the greatest men I ever had the privilege of knowing. I am grateful for the laughs we shared and for the moments of serious conversation. I'm grateful for his work on RESTREPO and INFIDEL. I'm grateful for the unconditional love he had for the men of the ROCK. And I'd be remiss if I didn't say (on behalf of every red blooded American woman) that I'm grateful for the skinny jeans that Tim wore. :)
My heart physically hurts tonight for Tim's family, for the love of his life and for the thousands around the globe whose stories he told through his incredibly works of photography and film.
So, while I began this by saying I wasn't going to "remember" Tim tonight I will. I'll remember him tonight and every night for the rest of my life. Tim and his work inspired me. I hope that each day I can do something to help others that would make Tim proud. I hope those of you reading this will pledge to do the same. What a wonderful way that would be to remember Tim and to honor his life. He was absolutely one in a million and I loved him for who he was. Say hi to Dad and all our Fallen Heroes Tim.


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Under the "science" tab on your new hompage, there is a video in the section "What have we done so far and where are we going?".
In this video there is said that "we now know the structure of over 80000 proteins, in greate detail, 50 years ago we knew two!"
Is it possible to add some form of progress status for this on the web page, and do you know how many poteins there is left to calculate the folding on?
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Three Jewish teachers from Australia have transformed their Jewish educational children's books, called Mish and Mush, into iOS apps for the iPhone, iPod and iPad that have been purchased by people from all around the world.
"Kids absolutely love it," said Shani Diamond, 57, one of the three co-founders of the Mish and Mush books.
"It's an interactive way for them to learn the aleph beit. They can touch on the letters, and they actually say it out loud together," she said. "It's a fantastic teaching tool."
Since the first Mish and Mush book came out 10 years ago, Diamond, along with Nissa Niasoff and Baila Teleshevsky, have printed 25 different stories about these Jewish characters.
"There weren't a lot of books out there for Jewish kids at the time," said Diamond. "We were just sitting one day, the three of us, and… we just brainstormed and these characters came up."
Since launching their iPhone and iPad apps in August, they've had more than 500 downloads from people in countries around the world, and requests to translate the app into Spanish, Russian and Hebrew.
Currently, the iOS app can be downloaded for free, with the option of purchasing additional in-app stories.
In the app, which is geared toward children aged two to six, kids can easily learn the Hebrew alphabet, even choosing Sephardi or Ashkenazi pronunciation, through a story called Let's All Run, Let's All Race, Let's All Catch the Alef Bais, where kids are taken on an adventure to catch the Hebrew letters, which are whizzing around on screen.
Another popular story, called Where Did All These Leaves Come From? explains how God created the world.
"We want to get good morals and good mitzvahs coming across to kids in a fun, loving way," Diamond said. "The main thing is to be educational in a fun way with Jewish themes."
Younger kids can choose to have the story read to them electronically, or they can flip through the pages on their own.
"One of my friends has a little 18-month-old kid and she says 'iPad, iPad' already, and it's just crazy," Diamond said.
The apps also come with a free Mish and Match game for kids to match letters in order to practise the Hebrew alphabet.
Diamond and her team come up with the stories and Niasoff illustrates them, but the hardest part comes after the writing is done.
"We have a Jewish guy in South Africa who does the app work, but he was outsourcing to India, and he wakes up when I'm going to bed, and I'm trying to tell him about the aleph beit," said Diamond. "It was just hilarious. We just do conference calls now."
For these busy mothers and teachers, this is just the beginning. They want to create more apps with Jewish educational games, and they plan to come out with new books in February, including ones for Jewish holidays.
"The feedback is that there are no good educational Jewish games for kids," said Diamond.
She would also love to start creating games to help teach Israeli kids the English alphabet.
"It would be like our aleph beit game, but the reverse, for Hebrew-speaking kids to learn better English," she said.


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Thank God for those pharmacy troubadours and a sweet sliver of moon and late September balmy temps for they actually calmed my chatter.
"...I realized that I spent a considerable amount of time banging around with a brain full of chatter ... [so] there was no time to notice the neighbors had moved out, the wind was sneaking in from the north, the sun was shifting on its axis, and tonight the moon would look like the milky residue floating inside an enormous cereal bowl. I wondered when I had become a person who noticed so little." — Dee Williams
A CVS parking lot on a recent Sunday night is the last place I expected to encounter a pair of middle aged pony-tailed street musicians, strumming on their guitars. It was a muggy Indian summer evening with a day-glow yellow crescent moon perched in the sky as backdrop. They were playing a languid blues riff and so I stopped. And then I listened. And then I breathed in and I breathed out. And then the weirdest thing happened.
The chatter stopped. The chatter of modern life, of a busy life, a stressed-out life, of always being plugged in, on. The chatter of self-doubt and questioning and worry too. I heard the music and I saw that beautiful moon and I felt the warmth and I actually noticed the world all around me, for the first time all day, maybe all week.
No more chatter. Wow.
We all are immersed in this noise, so much so that we may not even notice it anymore. Chatter in our brains and spirits working overtime, sometimes, it seems, all the time, from the hour we awaken at dawn until the moment we turn out the light and even then the chatter does not always cease. "What did I forget to do today? What do I have to do tomorrow?"
Make the kids lunches and load the dishwasher and catch the train and gotta get going, get moving, get cracking. Chatter: on the radio in the car, sports radio blabbing, new radio blaring, talk radio yelling. Chatter: from ear buds we rarely take out. Chatter from a TV that's rarely off, reports of so much news, so much bad news, so many blowhard politicians and self-important pundits demanding our attention. Chatter: not just aural but visual too: a never-ending Facebook feed and text messages that "beep" and "ding." "HEED ME! NOW!" There's internal chatter too: the nagging voice that tries to convince us, in spite of our best efforts, we are just not good enough or doing enough nor do we have enough nor are we just "enough."
So enough with the chatter. ENOUGH! Stop.
Thank God for those pharmacy troubadours and a sweet sliver of moon and late September balmy temps for they actually calmed my chatter. That serendipitous oasis reminded me how so many of us are addicted to chatter, how acclimated we've become to all the static, and the cacophony. So much technological trivia; such obsessive neediness to stay connected, afraid that we might miss out. The conversation in our heads is as old as life itself: all the secret fears and worries we harbor about ourselves, our loved ones, and our world. Those little demons poke at us, don't want to shut up.
The hard truth is that no one — no external power, no miraculous power — can mute this chatter for us or do the work of serenity and sacred attention. That task is ours' alone. The world has and will always spin right along, tempting us to grab the next shiny bauble or jump into the next conversation or respond to the next distraction. Life forever has just one more thing to do too. As you are reading this essay, chances are very good you are already thinking about what's next. Right?
The gift of faith in a higher power greater than ourselves, is that such spirituality, at its best, always calls us back to the quiet, to silence, and to rest from all the chatter, if just for a bit. This lack of chatter is not a luxury or something to do after we've accomplished everything else. To get to this spiritual center is essential for our humanity and our sanity. To get to the center is a divine reboot, a way to refresh our hearts and then remember that life is good. That we are good. That there may be nothing more beautiful than a cooing baby or a tender kiss or stars at night or a hot cup of coffee.
But for such clarity to happen, the chatter has to stop.
That happened for me in a CVS parking lot. Who'd have thought that? And you? Where will you know sanctuary from the chatter? Look for it. Find it. Then stay there, even if only just for awhile.
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Year Built1998
Lot Size0.06 Acres (2,614 SqFt)
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Very nice 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo in the heart of Edwards. Top floor location with vaulted ceilings and lovely deck overlooking the Eagle River. Easy walk to all of the Riverwalk shops and restaurants and movie theater and Eagle county bus. 1 car underground parking space and your own storage locker in the garage for all of your toys. One of the best locations in all of the River Pines.New carpet, new paint and new appliances.
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Centrally located and packed full of amenities and conveniences, Edwards is a destination in the Vail Valley where all residents tend to find themselves on a regular basis. In Edwards, there are no off-seasons. The home to Colorado Mountain College's Eagle County campus, the Western Eagle County Metropolitan Recreation District, and Battle Mountain High School, Edwards offers a sense of community that's hard to beat. Communities within the community also offer something for everyone, from affordable Miller Ranch to family-friendly Singletree to the more exclusive Arrowhead, Edwards is a place in the valley where you're just as likely to find families gathering for all-day soccer tournaments as you are to sign up for an exclusive charity golf tournament or enjoy a white-tablecloth dining experience. Residents can enjoy miles of biking trails throughout the area, where it's also common to see a fox run across the fairway before the morning dew has dried. The Riverwalk at Edwards plaza is a hub of community interaction, where you might enjoy hearing an author speak at The Bookworm or feeling the burn at the local Pure Barre studio. An eclectic mix of nearly a dozen restaurants means you'll find local menus that include wild game, farm-to-table fare, sushi, burgers and everything in between. Real estate includes mountainside single-family homes with expansive views, condominiums and townhomes on the valley floor, affordable homes in Miller Ranch, and a mix of property styles along the riverfront. Edwards has properties for all types of buyers in one of the valley's most centrally convenient locations.
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SQL Server Central columnist Steve Jones posted an interesting interview with Bob Dorr, a senior support escalation engineer with the Microsoft SQL Server support team. You really should take a few minutes to read the article because it's worth your time.
I'm going to quickly recap a couple things I found most interesting. Of course, there's the usual biographical things to learn about Bob, of which there are many, such as Bob working on SQL Server as far back as the OS/2 days. Not a lot of guys can say that!
However, I found the organizational details to be even more interesting. For example, I found their organization structure using "pipelines" escalation managers and escalation engineers to be very interesting. I was also surprised that backups & recovery still makes up about 40% of the volume of their support calls.
Another thing he discussed that I found fascinating is that they hired a statistical engineer. The statistical engineer performed a wide variety of manipulations against the data concerning bugs/errors including assigning each incident a value on a customer pain index. While this might seem like a great idea, even an elementary idea, I'm surprised by the number of high-end ISV's who do not employ such a technique to improve their support systems.
Bob also takes the time to speak at conferences, such as last year's PASS 2006 Community Summit. I encourage you to take the time to attend any of his sessions. He's definitely a font of wisdom.


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Mike Balin @ Steve Thomas BMW - Best damn CA ever!
Im not usually one to post reviews (good or bad), but in this case, I was totally floored by the great service given to me by Mike Balin at Steve Thomas BMW that I just have to tell everyone about it. Bear with me as it might be a little long, so if you want the Cliff notes version, just scroll to the bottom.
Ive been in the market for an E92 for a good 5 months now, and Im one of those types that is really a CAs worse nightmare. Not that Im an ass or rude or anything, but Im the type that does all the research and negotiates and haggles for every penny (Im Chinese, I cant help it!), and I wont bite until I find that perfect deal. Now, some of you might say that I just waste peoples time by doing this, but hey, its my hard earned money, and I WILL play the game.
I literally have talked to every single BMW dealership in the Bay Area, as well as the majority of dealerships in and around LA, and none of them could give me a price I was happy with. Compound this by the fact that Im actually a Canadian citizen (currently working in California) looking to take the car out of the country, and no one would budge on prices. Maybe a little bit here and there, but the prices were still not that great. Thanks to all the information provided by the community here as well as other internet sources, I know what I would be comfortable with!
Here comes Mike:
Ive been watching the prices on E92s for a while, and I noticed Steve Thomas had a car up on their site that had good miles, all the packages I wanted, and the ideal color combination as well. I called them up fully expecting to have to spend a good 10-15min playing the game and hearing the same spew over and over again but I have to say, I was actually quite surprised.
As soon as I got Mike on the phone, I could tell that he was a standup guy. Honest, polite, and no pressure. He didnt give me the back and forth bullshit, constantly deferring back to his manager, etc. He actually listened to what I wanted not in terms of what options or color, but really listened! He understood I was looking for a good deal, I was a serious buyer, and I was ready to buy right away. The first car we looked at was a CPO and had a repaint done on the front bumper. I couldnt have known this and it looked perfectly fine, and I really would have been none the wiser, but Mike voluntarily told me this without me having to pry at all. I did end up passing on that car, but we quickly found another one that I originally thought was totally out of my price range. I thought, no way they would come down to my price range for this one!. Mike asked me what I would be comfortable at, so I gave him a lower number fully expecting to have to negotiate upwards to my comfort level, and he went off to talk to his manager. A few minutes later, Mike comes back and says Good news I can give it to you for even lower than that! Needless to say I was really surprised I was fully expecting to battle it out and play the game, but Mike came back to me with a straight up, no bullshit price. I was sold!
Unfortunately, California law stipulates that I must pay the sales tax on any vehicles purchased in the state and driven on California roads even if the use of the roads was to remove the car from the state. Shitty, for sure! By this time, Mike had already spent a good deal of time getting me all the paper work and making everything was in order, and I really wanted the car, so we both tried to determine other ways of me getting the car without having to pay the state tax. Unfortunately, the only other viable option was for me to ship the car to Canada or out of state, but this couldnt work for me, so I unfortunately needed to pass on the deal
I really wanted to give Mike my money, and he certainly deserved it, but I really couldnt justify the premium I would have had to pay with the state tax and/or shipping.
Here comes Mike again!
So, I end up finding a 1 series up in Seattle that I really liked, and went ahead with that. However, this was from a non-BMW dealership, and they werent able to get me the Clearance Recall Letter or Warranty Vehicle Inquiry I needed to export the vehicle! None of the BMW dealerships in the area would give it, so I was effectively stuck with a car I was ready to buy, but wouldnt be able to take it with me! I tried calling dealers again to get the documents, and the dealership I was buying the car from tried as well, but none of us could do it. Frustrated and disappointed, I couldnt think of what to do. Until I thought of Mike.
I didnt know if Mike would be willing to help me out, especially since he already spent time working on a deal that didnt go through, but I thought I could always ask. So I call him up, explain him the situation and guess what? He helped me out
Now THAT, is really, really awesome. Even though I didnt end up buying a car from Mike, he still came through for me. Not only did he come through the first time with an awesome price with no bullshit and no haggling, he came through a second time, even after I had to pass up on his offer! How many CAs would be willing to do that??
All in all, working with Mike Balin was one of the best buying experiences EVER. I totally recommend him to anyone in or outside of California in the market for a new or used car to give him a call. He will give you the best price possible, without haggle. No bullshit. He doesnt pressure you and he actually listens to what your needs are, and he will get you the best price out there.
I am going to recommend everyone I know looking for a BMW to Mike Balin. Especially since the CND/USD is at par, lots of Canadians on the west coast are looking to buy in the US. Since Washington state dealers are in bed with the Canadian dealers on the west coast and wont release the documents for export, Im going to tell everyone about Mike.
Bottom line: Talk to Mike Balin @ Steve Thomas BMW if you want a no bullshit, easy, great price buying experience!
Feel free to PM me for his contact information.
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To make our Snowmodo meetup at Northstar-at-Tahoe accessible to everyone, we need to arrange a carpool or bus. So we ask you guys, who needs a ride and how can we make it happen?
For those of you who want to carpool, we would suggest that you turn the comment's section of this post into a carpool thread. For those who have space available in the car and are willing to give a ride to those who need it, please feel free to post a comment stating your availability. We're hoping you guys will be able to work this out amongst yourselves. So, good luck!
You guys basically have two options. We can either run a carpool system that you guys figure out amongst yourselves in the comments section or we help arrange for a private bus. Working out the carpool option is pretty easy but the bus is little tougher. For those who need a ride to the mountain for our Snowmodo event, please read each option's info and than choose which is best for you.
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Another university launches distance
education campus in Second Life
Distance degree programmes are a key part of Washington State University (WSU) decision to establish a a new campus in Second Life.
The new campus has been designed by staff and students who work for the university's Center for Distance and Professional Education (CDPE) and contains many features from the physical Pullman, Washington, USA, campus.
It will be used to enhance some existing distance degree programs delivered in the US and around the world, according to CDPE associate dean and director of instructional development and technology Dr David Cillay (pictured), noting that hundreds of universities around the world, including Princeton, Harvard and Stanford, are already running programmes in Second Life.
"We're implementing the land grant mission of the university in ways that were unimaginable to the founders of this institution," Cillay said. "Thousands of far off students are getting their diploma through our distance degree program. Creating our campus in Second Life was just another way of opening up access to Washington State University."
Brett Atwood, an assistant professor at the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication, plans to use the Second Life campus in both journalism and PR courses as soon as fall 2009. Atwood has worked directly with Linden Lab, maker of Second Life, as a Web content strategist.
In April this year, he invited Linden Lab® chairman and Second Life founder Philip Rosedale to WSU as a keynote speaker for the Virtual Journalism Summit (see video below), when a preview was offered of the new campus.
Atwood is planning a follow-up event in Second Life for 2010 with new Murrow College dean Dr Lawrence Pintak, who has used Second Life for a "virtual newsroom" project at the American University in Cairo.
Jitesh H. Panchal, an assistant professor with The School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, will also use Second Life to supplement his lectures from September.
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Workspaces with Art
Antiques in the office
Many years ago, my husband Philip called local decorating icon Gerrie Bremermann to help him decorate his new office. His law firm required that he use a modern desk and bookshelves, but the rest was up to him. He'd purchased a large, bold abstract oil painting, but then what? Bremermann added two raffia chairs, an antique table, where he and clients could talk, and a few other pieces. By juxtaposing the old and the new, the office gained just the "wow" factor that Philip sought. Despite a move to a different building 10 years ago, Philip's office is still as chic and timeless as the day the pieces were purchased.
Antiques can be beautiful and practical additions to an office or workspace. It's all about surrounding yourself with the things you love and making them work for you.
One local dermatologist, Dr. Richard Sherman, has accomplished such mastery. His Uptown medical office is a treasure trove of 18th-, 19th- and 20th-century pieces, each purchased
as a beautiful antique, but used in practical 21st-century ways.
Sherman began collecting antiques while he was a student at Tulane Medical School. After intense days of studying, he would unwind by wandering through the elegant old shops and talk to the knowledgeable merchants, who recognized his interest and gave him an education in antiques that he relies on today. Upon further reflection, he admits his interest began even earlier.
"I grew up in Clarksdale, Miss., and both my mother and grandmother collected French antiques. I was always interested in their antiques from an early age. Once I moved to New Orleans and discovered the stores in the French Quarter, collecting antiques became part of my life," he says.
Today his Uptown office is filled with handsome antiques, used in practical ways. His waiting room boasts comfortable, tasteful 19th-century chairs. Placed over a contemporary leather sofa are two large, modern paintings of St. Charles Avenue mansions. Nearby in the foyer is an elegant Empire console that holds pamphlets and brochures about medical services
and products.
An 18th-century French armoire, the first major piece Sherman bought, now houses cosmetic samples and gift bags. Graceful Belle Époque pastry tables with sleek marble tops hold medical instruments and supplies in the examining rooms. Another pastry table serves as a coffee bar in the employees' break room. More than one dozen restored antique oyster sticks, once used by French oystermen, line the walls of a hallway, adding an artful touch to what could have been a bland passageway.
Sherman's personal office, which he calls a work in progress, features an 18th-century French writing desk. A large 19th-century iron planter stores personal items and files. A 1960s glass mobile – which once belonged to his grandmother – hangs over a window and adds a whimsical pop of color.
Each piece was bought for beauty and function. "Patrick Dunne of Lucullus taught me early on that 'antique bargains are at the top.' By that, he meant that if you buy the best quality antique, over time it will increase in value and get better with age," he says.
While the antiques are formal and obviously fine pieces, there is no stuffiness to the space. Modern art and a soft sage green palette add a youthful balance.
"As a dermatologist, I live in an aesthetic world. I am trained to look at a patient with an eye for beauty, detail and authenticity. I feel the same way about the antiques and art that surround me in my office," Sherman says. "In many ways, I wanted my office to look and function as a contemporary version of old New Orleans, and I think we've captured that spirit."
Sherman's employees appreciate the setting and the care their boss puts into making the office unique. "Working in an office that is filled with such treasures makes for a welcoming, comfortable environment," says office manager Maureen Darr. "It's not the stereotypical sterile-looking doctor's office."


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The gadget plugs right into your motherboard, which means you'll have to do a bit of internal jiggery, but makes your life easier in the end. The plumber spends most of his days being active (fixing your toilets), where the gamer just sits there. Whose ass would you rather see? We thought so. Available soon for 15 Euros ($22) [Sharkoon]


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The JK Rowling comment is pretty out of place. She wrote in a very different medium at a very different industry (what sort of relationship she had with her editors is surely explored somewhere on the internet). I also did not suggest that Gosho must listen to his editors or doesn't have creative control. Just that not everything depends on what he wants, and he likely would listen to his editor/s if they said he should do something (not every single thing, but surely he'd agree on doing some things). The series has readers and the magazine conducts polls every now and then. If the publisher or editor notice whether or not something works, they'd likely tell Gosho. This doesn't mean that Gosho lacks creative control.thriceplus wrote: Come on dawg, really? Really? Yeah, this might be true for almost any other series except Conan, but Conan is arguably one of the top 10 most successful manga franchises in the history of Japan. Gosho is the JK Rowling of Shonen Sunday and when you are JK Rowling, people don't tell you what you do, you tell them what to do. Do you really think Gosho doesn't have full creative control over Conan and he must listen to his editors? No way, Jose, I don't even think Jump would dare touch Gosho, much less the already struggling Sunday. Rin-ne's been a complete flop for the last 6 years lol, but do you think Sunday will really tell Takahashi that she must pack up and go home? There are just certain perks you enjoy after you sell 150 million copies of your manga for the company and generate god knows how much additional income through other means. Conan's popularity sinking so low that Sunday will meddle with or even cancel is too low to even be plausible.
Sera, for example (or at least the idea of a recurring female detective character), most likely came to be due to an editorial suggestion, after readers/viewers reacted well to that one female detective from a past case. (someone more savvy can probably fill the details better on this one)
I didn't say it will sink in popularity. You suggested the notion that Gosho has a timeframe since the end of the Vermouth arc, and that he plans to finish it before his retirement.Conan's popularity sinking so low that Sunday will meddle with or even cancel is too low to even be plausible.
I merely pointed out that this isn't how this industry works, and I think it's very unlikely that Gosho made such timeframe more than ten years ago, because he had no way of knowing this series would still be going on, and no guarantee he'd reach the age of retirement with this series still ongoing.
I suppose these can serve as good examples too:Jd- wrote: In the anime and manga game, 51 is just the beginning. Successful manga creators and anime voice actors/directors rarely tend to actually retire--especially those that enjoy the work and feel they can have sustained success. Agasa's voice actor is in his 70s, James's (who died recently) was 80. I don't think you'll see Gosho "retire" or completely reduce his output, whatever series that may be in, until he's at least in his mid 70s. Conan's voice actress is 50 now, too, to note.
If anything, noting that Gosho is only 51 is making the opposite point, as far as I'm concerned. He could very, very easily do this another 20 years and be right in line with the norm. Personally, I just don't think he's ready to end it yet and don't think he will for a long, long time. That isn't to say he'll just put it off perpetually--I'm sure there will be some exciting events that happen along the way, but an actual ending? Not happening anytime soon, if you ask me.
Osamu Akimoto (over 60)
George Akiyama (71)
Shinji Mizushima (75)
Takao Saito (77)
All of which still seem to write manga that is much older than Conan.
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We continue to use an older version (EasyWorship 2009) of EasyWorship for our church service projection screen management.
We've tried the newer EasyWorship 6 release – and it does have a lot of very attractive features – however the process and projection flow just doesn't fit us as well as the older EasyWorship 2009 layout.
Anyway…EasyWorship has a plug-in like feature that allows you to sign into the SongSelect service with your associated account and easily import song lyrics directly into your EasyWorship song database.
Recently SongSelect updated their website design and it created several problems within the EasyWorship 2009 program.
First, the SongSelect webpage was "broken" in rendering within EasyWorship 2009
It may be hard to see but that banner area is all whacked out and the Sign In link didn't work well at all.
Secondly, one could go to the SongSelect Classic page using the offered URL in that broken banner area and log in,
However while you could then log in normally, when we went to try to import song lyrics the "Import" button remained grayed out while using this "classic" login method.
Our workaround was to download the lyric as a text file, then copy/paste it into a new song record in the database. This was less than ideal as you missed out a lot of the "meta-data" for the song item and had to manually put all that in as well.
I did some searching and found this helpful fix in the EasyWorship support forums.
SongSelect Webpage Fix for EasyWorship 2009 : EasyWorship Legacy (URL change updated 2017-01-12)
Basically, you download an IE Fix patch from them for your Windows OS version and run it. It unpacks the EXE file to a temporary location, executes a batch file, and then applies a REG key fix to your Windows Registry to fix the issue.
In case you are curious, the fix just applies one of these registry tweaks depending on your OS (32 or 64 bit).
For x32 bit Windows OS:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MAIN\FeatureControl\FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION]
For x64 bit Windows OS:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MAIN\FeatureControl\FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION]
Once that was done, EasyWorship 2009 then displayed the new SongSelect website page correctly (compare to before as seen above):
And the sign-in page displayed properly.
After logging in this way and selecting a song's lyrics we found that the EasyWorship application's "Import" button worked again for full and normal song lyric importation.
Bonus Easy Worship 2009 notes:
While working this issue, I found that our installed version of EasyWorship 2009 is at 1.4 but there is a later version 1.9 that is available to fix some issues.
The upgrade process is very easy.
Upgrade 2009 1.4 to 1.9 Procedure? - EasyWorship Community
- Download the full EasyWorship 2009 v1.9 setup installer file
- Be sure EasyWorship is closed out on your system.
- Run the setup file you downloaded; resulting in an installation over your existing version.
- Done. (no license or registration information is requested or needs to be re-entered)
More information about the version 1.9 build change notes here in case you are curious: EasyWorship Community • View topic - EasyWorship 2009 Build 1.9 Now Available!
- EasyWorship 2009 Software Download (Reinstall Only) - EasyWorship Legacy (URL change updated 2017-01-12)
- EasyWorship 2009 : EasyWorship Legacy - More EasyWorship 2009 resource patches and downloads (URL change updated 2017-01-12)
- EasyWorship 2009 build archives – EasyWorship
If you have to reinstall EasyWorship 2009, there is some information you want to capture first from your currently registered/working software:
Reinstalling EasyWorship 2007 and 2009 - EasyWorship Legacy (URL change updated 2017-01-12)
Locate Your Registration Information
If you do not have your registration info, you can get this info from the old computer.
Your Registration Information consists of the following:
- Name
- Phone Number
- Serial Number
To locate this information on the old computer open EasyWorship. Go to the main menu and select Help>About EasyWorship. The church name and serial number will be shown at the bottom.
To locate the phone number, select Register on the left side of the About window.
See also: Backup and Transfer Your Database (EW 2009) - EasyWorship Legacy (URL change updated 2017-01-12)
I hope anyone still using this older verison of EasyWorship 2009 like us finds this information helpful.
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Dear Emuna,
Our daughter is in 6th grade and is in the process of applying to middle school. We have the option of an all-girls school or a co-ed one, both with excellent reputations. We have visited both schools and we were impressed with each of them, as was our daughter. We are having a very tough time deciding between them. Any advice?
Agonizing Parents
Dear Agonizing Parents,
Where to send our children to school is definitely one of those issues that keep concerned parents up at night. The stakes seem so high – and in some respects they are. And our children spend so much time there.
If, as you say, both schools are indeed of equal caliber, I think the best choice for your daughter would definitely be the all-girls school. Did you ever read Reviving Ophelia by Mary Pipher? In the book, she describes clearly how the presence of boys in the classroom dramatically changes the behavior of adolescent girls – and not for the better. They consciously "dumb themselves down" so as not to outshine the boys (Yes, even in our day and age!) and often spend more time worrying about their physical appearance than their grades.
One parent told me how relieved her daughter is that she can spend just a few minutes getting dressed in the morning as opposed to her friends at coed schools who spend much more time. It's much better for your daughter if those distractions and pressures are completely removed from the picture.
There will be plenty of time in the future for boys – when she is more mature and confident. Her grades and her self-esteem will benefit from the lack of pressure and presence of boys in her academic environment. Best of luck with your decision.
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Dear Emuna,
We have a rotation of chores in our house – different days for different people, parents and children included. This seemed to be a pretty good system but it can hit some major snags. The problem arises when one child isn't present for her daily duty, i.e. he has band practice when it's his night to set the table or she happens to have soccer when it's her turn to clean up.
Then all heck breaks loose. No one will do a job when it isn't their night. "It's not my turn!" they scream, pout or sneer. My husband and I are left to pick up the pieces, literally and figuratively, and then we feel resentful and exhausted. This is compounded by our sense of failure as parents. Haven't we taught our children better than that?!
I've Had It
Dear At Wit's End,
I'm sure you've taught your children better than that. I'm sure you've modeled chipping in and helping out and all sorts of other kind and positive behaviors. I'm sure you've preached kindness and caring. And a sense of respect for you as parents. But kids (read: people) are inherently selfish. It takes years of training for them to learn to care about others. It takes a conscious effort to decide to do more than your share. It requires a sincere desire to help out and an ability to rise above the pull of the body that just wants rest and comfort.
Most children don't have the experience, maturity and wisdom to rise to that occasion (many adults don't either!) and to stay there. It requires a constant effort of will and an intellectual understanding of what's right and appropriate. It's not easy.
But don't be discouraged. I have two words of comfort:
1) It's the same in every house. That identical dinnertime scenario is being played out in homes across the country. All children everywhere are trying to get away with the bare minimum. It's not a reflection on your parenting or on your children. It's just the reality.
2) This too shall pass. Most annoying childhood and adolescent behaviors don't last into adulthood. Children are a work in progress (aren't we all?) There are some negative stops along the way which hopefully serve as opportunities for growth. But there is a light at the end of the tunnel. They will become lovely, considerate, helpful adults. If you can just be really, really patient…
Out of the Nest
Dear Emuna,
My daughter is a senior in high school. Next year she is leaving home, either to go to college or to study in Israel. I really want this year to be special because who knows what will happen down the road? I've tried to arrange all sorts of mother-daughter bonding activities but she has absolutely no interest. In fact, she's often rude and unpleasant to me, expressing her desire to be as far away from me as possible. This isn't how I imagined this year would be. Help!
Wounded Mom
Dear Wounded,
I wish I could help. I have a theory that the Almighty makes the behavior of our children in that last year of high school so awful that, instead of being sad when they leave home, we actually can't wait!
Yes, it can be a rough year. That too is very normal. It's often the hardest of all because the fears and anxieties of our adolescent are heightened. That separation from their parents which teenagers have simultaneously dreaded and eagerly anticipated is now upon them. They are leaving home and, as much as they want to, they are absolutely and utterly terrified (but they can't show it!). They're afraid of being on their own, of being responsible, of a measure of independence.
This understanding may not make the year more pleasant but it does make it more bearable. It lifts the burden of parental guilt and anxiety. It may even permit you, on rare occasion, to be amused by the absurdity of you child's antics and attitudes.
It's hard to send them out of the nest, especially when the last year at home has been fraught with struggles. But, as I told the previous writer, here too there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Just a few months away from home (and mom's cooking!) often leads to a dramatic change in behavior – a renewed sense of gratitude, a new closeness, a deeper and more mature relationship. As long as you can just hang in there for the ride…


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MAGOFFIN COUNTY, Ky. (WYMT/WKYT/AP) - Rescue crews say a toddler missing for days was found alive.
Kentucky State Police and the Magoffin County Sheriff's Office say 22-month-old Kenneth Howard was found.
Medics treated him on the scene for dehydration, but "is in remarkably good condition," according to the Magoffin County Sheriff's Office.
A helicopter will take the child to a pediatric trauma center, but authorities said he is in "really good shape," considering the boy has been by himself outside since Sunday night.
The area has experienced unseasonably cold temperatures this week.
A release from Kentucky State Police says the boy was found about a mile away from his home at an old strip mine.
According to Magoffin County Rescue, a search team with an expert tracker heard the boy cry while searching and were able to track him to the bottom of a 50-foot incline. Crews had to use a basket and a rope to get Kenneth.
Family told WYMT that the boy was home with his mother and father on Mother's Day evening when he went missing.
According to the Associated Press, Kentucky State Police spokesman William Petry said earlier there was no evidence of foul play. The boy's father offered a $5,000 reward for the child's safe return.
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Appreciate everyone who has ever come into your life- for some come in as a blessing and others come in as a lesson.
"The funniest thing about this particular signature is that by the time you realize it doesn't say anything it's to late to stop reading it..."
This post serves two (scratch that it's three) purposes.
One: bump.
Two: Pam, I found it.
Three: The search feature didn't turn it up for me.
It seems, no matter where I go..........There I am!
How come, if you put two mirrors face to face, they don't explode from feedback?
I'm afraid to pour water onto a real sharp razor. What if, just by chance, an atom in a molocule of water were to hit the blade just right and split in two!?
They are legal aliens too! They "Beamed me up" in Biddiford and and left me on Sand Hill in Augusta! Force fed boudin'
Very strange.
I have no enemies, but I'm intensely disliked by my friends.
I have to pee. Are we there yet?
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President Barack Obama celebrated his second inauguration Monday night with a private party following his very public day.
The Obama family – including wife Michelle and daughters Malia and Sasha – headed to the White House later on in the evening for a black tie affair, which included celebrities and political stars, as well as a late night buffet of desserts.
The Obamas were surrounded by 300 family and friends, including Bill Clinton (without his wife Secretary of State Hillary Clinton), John Kerry and Colin Powell. Lucky celebs who landed an invite were Swizz Beatz and wife Alicia Keys – who shared her inauguration photos with PEOPLE – Usher, John Legend and fiancée Chrissy Teigen, Jennifer Hudson, Katy Perry and John Mayer (who were "quite cute," says a source), Kelly Clarkson and her fiancé Brandon Blackstock, Eva Longoria, Kerry Washington and country star Brad Paisley.
Not in attendance: Jay-Z and Beyoncé, who according to a source, flew straight to New Orleans, presumably for Super Bowl rehearsals after their inaugural duties.
At the star-studded celebration, there were three performances during the lively evening by Eric Benet, Ledisi and Janelle Monae. Plus, DJ Cassidy spun tunes. (This is the second time Cassidy has deejayed at the White House: He did Obama's 50th birthday as well.)
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The Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) will hold a public meeting for a proposed public shooting range at Pu'u Anahulu, in the North Kona district of the Island of Hawai'i.
The purpose of the meeting is to inform the public of the progress of the shooting range master plan and draft environmental assessment.
The informational meeting will take place from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, December 4, at the West Hawai'i Civic Center's Community Meeting Hale at 74-5044 Ane Keohokalole Highway in Kailua-Kona.
Funding for a master plan and environmental assessment has been secured through the Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act (Pittman-Robertson Act).
The project site is comprised of one square mile (approximately 640 acres) within TMK (3) 7-1-003:001 located within the Pu'u Anahulu Game Management area and mauka of Queen Ka'ahumanu Highway. The site is located immediately adjacent to the West Hawai'i sanitary landfill.
Range elements are anticipated to include public rifle, pistol, bow hunting/archery, sporting clays, skeet, trap and airgun ranges that conform to safety requirements and are consistent with and meet the niches for recreational hunting and shooting sports. Supporting facilities are expected to include structures to house management and operations, as well as a hunter education center, restrooms, picnic areas and parking.
For more information about the project or public meeting, contact Catie Cullison at PBR Hawaii & Associates, Inc. at (808) 521-5631 or email@example.com
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1* Who is like the wise person,
and who knows the explanation of things?
Wisdom illumines the face
and transforms a grim countenance.
2Observe the command of the king, in view of your oath to God. 3Be not hasty to withdraw from the king; do not persist in an unpleasant situation, for he does whatever he pleases. 4His word is sovereign, and who can say to him, "What are you doing?"
5* a "Whoever observes a command knows no harm, and the wise heart knows times and judgments." 6b Yes, there is a time and a judgment for everything. But it is a great evil for mortals 7c that they are ignorant of what is to come; for who will make known to them how it will be? 8No one is master of the breath of life so as to retain it, and none has mastery of the day of death. There is no exemption in wartime, nor does wickedness deliver those who practice it. 9All these things I saw and I applied my heart to every work that is done under the sun, while one person tyrannizes over another for harm.
The Problem of Retribution. 10Meanwhile I saw the wicked buried. They would come and go from the holy place. But those were forgotten in the city who had acted justly. This also is vanity.* 11Because the sentence against an evil deed is not promptly executed, the human heart is filled with the desire to commit evil— 12* because the sinner does evil a hundred times and survives. Though indeed I know that it shall be well with those who fear God, for their reverence toward him; 13and that it shall not be well with the wicked, who shall not prolong their shadowy days, for their lack of reverence toward God.
14This is a vanity that occurs on earth: There are those who are just but are treated as though they had done evil, and those who are wicked but are treated as though they had done justly. This, too, I say is vanity. 15d Therefore I praised joy, because there is nothing better for mortals under the sun than to eat and to drink and to be joyful; this will accompany them in their toil through the limited days of life God gives them under the sun.
16I applied my heart to know wisdom and to see the business that is done on earth, though neither by day nor by night do one's eyes see sleep, 17e and I saw all the work of God: No mortal can find out the work that is done under the sun. However much mortals may toil in searching, no one finds it out; and even if the wise claim to know, they are unable to find it out.
* [8:1–4] The author continues to quote traditional wisdom but then to counter and qualify it. He concedes wisdom's advantages (v. 1), but then describes the subservience and sometimes demeaning demands required of the sage in the court of the king (vv. 2–4).
* [8:5–9] The wise exhibit keen insight about human nature and the course of events (vv. 5–6a). Yet their knowledge and wisdom confront certain limits, such as the mystery of evil and the time and inevitability of death (vv. 6b–9).
* [8:10] This difficult verse seems to contrast the wicked, who die enjoying a good reputation as pious individuals, and the just, who are quietly forgotten.
* [8:12–17] The author admits that traditional wisdom affirms the long life and success of the just and the short unhappy life of the wicked (vv. 12b–13). But he points out clear exceptions: the wicked who live long, and the just who suffer for no apparent reason (v. 14). His puzzlement and frustration prompt a twofold response: acceptance of whatever joy God chooses to give each day, and honest acknowledgment that no one can discover "the work of God" (cf. 3:11; 7:13; 11:5).
c. [8:7] Eccl 3:22; 6:12; 10:14.
d. [8:15] Eccl 2:24; 3:22; 5:17–18; 9:7.
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Sprint Nextel and Clearwire are the biggest holders of 2.5GHz spectrum in the US and both are looking to build major WiMAX-class networks. But they are likely to steer clear of head-on competition, in order to accelerate their roll-outs and strengthen the potential of new broadband wireless services to shift the balance of power in US telecoms and provide a counterweight to the Bell operators, with a full wireless triple play.
The two operators are swapping spectrum, pointing to a mainly rural and suburban focus for Clearwire, enabling it to expand rapidly in areas of limited competition as it aims to create a national system for wholesale and roaming as well as end user access.
Meanwhile, Sprint Nextel will focus on larger population centers, under pressure to meet its FCC obligation to offer 2.5GHz service to 30m citizens by decade end. Creating a broadband wireless network will be key to Sprint's desire to offer its own mobile and triple play-capable services, either directly or through key partners such as the cablecos. These will be essential to its bid to gain influence and market share at the expense of Verizon, AT&T and Cingular.
Similar alliances are arising elsewhere, such as Australia, where Unwired and Austar are exchanging spectrum in order to create an integrated national network that allows each operator to focus on its core markets and to grow more rapidly, and which deprives the incumbent of the ability to weaken its challengers with a divide and rule approach.
The structure of the swap suggests that Sprint Nextel - which has an obligation under the conditions of its merger to build a 2.5GHz network reaching at least 30 million Americans by the end of the decade – will focus initially on large and medium cities, while Clearwire will continue its expansion of the past year in rural and suburban areas. By dividing the spoils in this way, rather than competing head-on, the two largest holders of 2.5GHz – the main spectrum for WiMAX in the US – will be free to expand more rapidly and keep margins relatively high in the crucial early years.
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The two companies have been engaged in unofficial talks since before the Sprint-Nextel merger plan was unveiled, regarding possible spectrum deals, and even the possibility of a full sharing of each other's networks. The aim has been to avoid a situation where the two most viable builders of national broadband wireless services in the US tear each other apart, instead of creating a strong alternative to other broadband options and, in particular, the massive power of the Regional Bell operators and their cellular ventures. Sprint Nextel has made it very clear that it intends to be a counterweight to the Bellcos, an ambition bolstered by its far reaching alliance with the major cable providers, to bring mobile services to their bundles and allow them to take on the DSL giants in the market for fixed/mobile triple play services. The $71bn merger was not just about gaining scale by merging the companies' cellular bases, but about transforming the nature of the business to become a broad-based, multiservice operator with a cornerstone role in the broadband, mobile triple play sector.
In this respect, the 2.5GHz spectrum is the lynchpin of the whole deal, because of its suitability for high bandwidth services and the fact that Sprint Nextel has access to 80 per cent of the population, far ahead of any comparable assets held by the Bellcos.


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Nepali Ukhan Tukkas are sort of Nepali one liners full of wisdom, truth and sometimes satires. People use these ukhan tukkas in spoken Nepali language as well as in written literature. The original authors of these sayings are normally debated or unknown, but they have existed in our Nepali culture for a long time.
The "Nepali Ukhan Tukka" app lets you browse through hand picked, highly meaningful Ukhan Tukkas of Nepal. There are currently 172 Ukhans in our database. Navigation is easy through left and write arrow click. If you want a random Ukhan Tukka generated, just shake your phone or other android devices such as tablet.
If you know more Ukhan Tukkas and would like to contribute to us, the app contains three ways to reach to us. Also, provided in the app are direct download links to some of the other Nepali Apps that Sanjaal Corps has developed over time.
WORD OF CAUTION: This free app is ad supported. If you are bothered with Adverstisements appearing around the application occasionally, please do not install this app.
This application is developed by professionals at Sanjaal Corps laboratory. The images used are obtained from openclipart.org. Ukhan tuakkas are obtained from various resources including internet and books and were hand typed by us.
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Something must have happened between November 1898 and May 1899 that set in motion the convening of a Grand Jury regarding the murder of George A. Barclay.
The jail registers for Cass County, Minnesota show that Louis Bebo and Joseph DeJerrold were there in the month ending January-February, 1899 time frame. They were only there from February 14, 1899 to February 23, 1899. As far as I can tell there is no paper trail for this incarceration other than the jail register. So who ordered this and how it came about is unclear.
On May 9, 1899 Andrew Hayford and Louis Bebo were indicted for murder in the 1st Degree and a Bench Warrant was issued 10 May 1899. G. Hardy, the Sheriff was ordered to deliver them to the jail at Brainerd, Crow Wing County. In the Cass County District Court Records of 12 May, 1899, is an entry about this bench warrant and the indictment for murder.
The Grand Jury came together in June of 1899. The case was called at the Collins Precinct, Cass County, June 16, 1899 at 10 am. B.F. Hartshorn appeared for the prosecution.
Here is a summary of the purpose of a Grand Jury, but I don't know if this is exactly what it was like in 1899 in Minnesota.
A Grand Jury works with a prosecutor to determine if charges are to be brought against a potential defendant. Grand Juries are made up of up to 23 people and it can go on for months. There are no judges only the prosecutor who explains the law and works with the jury to gather evidence and hear testimony…They need a super majority of 2/3 or 3/4 agreement. Even if the grand jury does not indict the prosecutor can bring the defendant to trial if there is a strong case. They have to prove to the trial judge that they have a case. If they have an indictment they can go right to trial. (See Findlaw for more information).
There were objections made by the defendants mostly about the warrant not being read and these were overruled.
These are the names on the Indictment for murder written on 9 May, 1899.
The foreman of the Grand Jury was a Wm. D. Welch. The witnesses were as follows: J.H. Middleton, G.L. Hardy, Fred Yllander, Andrew Whiteside, Enoch McMahon, C.H. Workman, R.C. Workman, R.C. Workman Jr., Thomas Nelson, Mrs. Geo. A. Barclay, Geo. A. Weaver, Thomas Coble, Bertha Michelson, Frank Beck, T.D. Shay, Ed Coyle, W.A. Curo, and J.G. Dawes.
Here are summaries of what was in the testimonies and you will see that not all of them are included.
1. C. Fred Yllander was up first.
Yllander gave testimony at the corner's inquest in November 1899. He worked for Barclay as the store clerk and bar keeper.
"I being present at the time about six feet from him. I stood looking over the bar with my face toward him, I looked up when I heard the report of the gun. I saw him try to raise, but he could not and fell, at this I went out side of the bar to assist him I saw he was bleeding. I went to summon other aid, when I came back I found the bullet had entered the neck of the left side and came through on the other side. He died in about thirty minutes.
Apparently there was a plat map (Plat A) which described the scene inside the house. Yllander recognized it. This drawing was not in the court documents.
The best that can be gleaned from the description is that the scene was in the southwest corner of the house which faces southwest. There is the bar room. There are two large windows a dood (indicating stairs). There was a notation where the post was located. Yllander says that Barclay was sitting east of the door smoking a cigar with one foot under him.
The bullet went through Mar Barclay's neck and lodged in the post in the center of the room, the bullet went in a direct line so as to enter the post after passing through Mr. Barclay's neck.
Yllander describes that there was a small round hole in the window east of the door about 5 or 6 inches from the lower corner next to the door in the large front window. There is a court 8 feet wide in the front and southwest corner of the house.
Yllander refers to Coyle as a defendant. There is no record of Coyle being served a bench warrant for this crime. He did get put in the Crow Wing jail about the same time as Bebo and DeJerrold for stealing whiskey from Mrs. Barclay.
Interesting that there were 25 to 30 people after the train came in. Pine River was a busy place.
2. E. F. Lynch undertaker D.M. Clark & Co.,
Mr. Lynch states that he resides in Brainerd. I am supposed to be an experienced hand at the business. I had a State License. I was called upon to prepare the body of Mr. Barclay for burial. I went there Monday morning about 6 A.M…after he was shot. I had to sew up the wound in order to keep fluid from escaping. I would take the wound to be a gun shot entering from the right side about four inches below the right ear and coming out about one inch below the left ear. I don't think the neck was dislocated. I don't think the bone was struck. I consider he bled to death. There was no blood coming out of the mouth. He mentions that Coyle helped him with opening getting the casket from the depot.
There seems to a slight difference in the description of the trajectory of the bullet. Yllander said left side to right, Lynch said right to left.
3. Mrs. George Barclay, wife of the deceased.
I was in the kitchen at the time he was killed. I heard the report of the gun…I went into the room. The report of the gun pulled me to the room, I saw Mr. Barclay lying on the floor. I don't think he was dead at the time, but he died on the floor before being removed. I had not been in the room before that evening….
She goes on to state she knew various people like Bebo, DeJerrald, Coyle and Clapp. There were incidents of intoxication, threats, words exchange but nothing that she felt was of concern.
4. Joseph DeJerrald states pretty much the same as what he did at the coroner's inquest. He is a nephew of Bebo and had been living with them for the last three years which later he says four years. Bebo lives 4 miles from Pine River. His testimony wanders so much that it makes it hard to follow him.
He states that he was going to the depot at the time of Barclay's killing. They then went to unhitch the horses at the corn crib, Bebo took his rifle to the depot and they put the team in the old barn and got feed for the horses. As he was putting his gun in the depot someone came in and said Barclay was shot. He references his time in jail with Bebo back in February and mentions his uncle is now in jail in St. Paul.
5. Ed Harris was a new witness. He lived in Walker and he talks about Clapp, Bebo and blurts out that the Indian's did it and murdered Barclay.
6. George L. Hardy, Sheriff of Cass County. Frank Breese Deputy Sheriff from Cass County testified at the coroner's inquest.
I know of the death of Mr. Barclay. I am Sheriff of Cass County. I was at the inquest. I subpoenaed witnesses. I made examination of the premises. I have seen this drawing before. I and Mr. Middleton made these drawings. This is a plan of the Hotel, Saloon and store. I saw the hole in the window.
I have the bullet in my possession. It weighed 210 grains when taken from the post. It corresponded with a bullet from a 38-56. I examined Bebow's gun, it was a 38-56 Winchester. I got some of the bullets he used in his gun. The 38-56 factory made bullets weigh 255 or 256 grains. This bullet when it came from the post was badly battered up on the front end and along the side. The butt end was not battered.
Mr. Hardy believed the bullet from the post was similar to Bebo's bullets. From this point Mr. Hardy meanders around about his conversations with Clapp and Coyle at the inquest, in February and others. There is nothing about what happened at the time of the shooting at the actual scene of the murder.
7. J. G. Dawes is a witness.
I am not a detective. I am manager of the Barclay estate with view of taking the daughter's interest. I have been there since about the middle of February. I was in the employ of the North Dakota Milling Association… I sold them a car of feed and remained there over night…
Apparently J.G. Dawes went to St. Paul May 10th and talked in private to Bebo. From his visit he took on the role of assisting Bebo with his earthly possession which were to be distributed among his children. Dawes say that Bebo implicated Clapp and Coyle as being the means of killing Mr. Barclay…that Clapp and Coyle were the principal men that caused the killing of Mr. Barclay. Bebo denied he killed Barclay. Dawes finished with we had possibly an hours conversation but nothing else bearing on the matter.
The court adjourned:
Apparently the court was adjourned until Monday morning, June 19th, 1899. State rests and the defendants move to dismiss the defendants on the ground, that form the evidence no public cause has been show that defendants or either of them committed the crime charged or any other crime.
I am frustrated because I can't figure out if Clapp or Coyle were ever arrested for this crime. There is no examination of Andrew Hayford nor of Bebo at this Grand Jury and I am not even sure they were present.
The above are of course extremely stripped versions of the testimonies of these witnesses.


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