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PHOTOS: Ugandans Both Proud and Brave
BY Melanie Nathan
August 08 2012 5:00 AM ET
While the Anti-Homosexuality Bill from David Bahati languishes in Uganda's Parliament, LGBT activists dared to declare their pride in public events this weekend.
After months of preparation, and despite arrests, Uganda's gay community concluded all its planned Pride events, including a beach parade, parties and a film festival. All were well attended by a courageous LGBTI community, considering that Uganda is a country that criminalizes homosexual sex acts and seeks legislation to kill its gays for "aggravated homosexuality" with long prison terms for so-called "promotion of homosexuality."
Adding to the country's antigay climate, the Ugandan Minister of Ethics and Integrity Simon Lokodo faces a court clash with gay rights activists for breaking up a legal meeting at a private hotel resort in Entebbe earlier this year. And the government of Uganda was recently embarrassed by unwarranted arrests of foreign visitors at a meeting held at a private resort to discuss human rights issues.
The international community has shown its support for sexual orientation as a human right with examples such as United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's visit to Uganda this past week, when she paid tribute and gave an award to a coalition of human rights defenders for their LGBT advocacy.
The importance of this Pride event cannot be understated. The fact that these brave activists could pull this off in this milieu of persecution is a great victory for the community. Visibility like this notes the ongoing legacy of late activist David Kato, it defies the export of American Evangelical hate, and it helps ensure defeat of the Bahati Bill. It shows leadership for all of Africa, and above all it shows that the LGBT people of Uganda simply refuse to give up their right to exist and to live their natural born sexual orientation.
So in the words of world renowned, award-winning gay activist, Frank Mugisha who proudly attended the weekend Pride: "We did not have a chance to thank the pride organizers, the entire committee and the grand marshal. Thumbs up to you all who made this happen. Next time we begin the march from the police station."
See photos of activists bravely attending Uganda's Pride events on the following pages. All images are courtesy of Pride organizers and those who appear in the photos have given permission.
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Imagine the perfect beach and Phang Nga can probably beat it. This postcard-spectacular south-western Thai province hugs the Andaman Sea, with crystal-clear waters and jaw-dropping bays giving way to sheer limestone cliffs and dense tropical jungle.
On land, the region nurtures mangrove ecosystems and ancient primary rainforest; offshore, the Similan and Surin islands beckon with some of the world's most gasp-worthy dive spots. Exuding a laid-back vibe, Phang Nga's hub – and diving jump-off point – coastal Khao Lak lacks the razzle-dazzle of Phuket and Krabi, but that's just the way visitors like it. Sun-soakers, nature-lovers and thrill-seekers won't fail to be awestruck.
Perfectly Phang Nga
There are few places left in Thailand that retain an untouched, undiscovered air, yet the Khao Lak coast in Phang Nga is far less developed than other Andaman hotspots, and any recent building work has been carefully monitored. Although it's beginning to make a bigger bleep on the tourist radar, this gorgeous southern province still offers a tranquil escape from modern life.Local knowledge
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- Outside of resort areas, you're more likely to find motorcycle taxis (for short hops), tuk tuks and shared jeep-style pick-up trucks rather than regular taxis. You can rent motorbikes too – owing to strict fines for not wearing a helmet, Khao Lak has a lower accident record than elsewhere, although you still ride at your own risk.
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- Most folk come to Phang Nga for adventure or to unwind, so it's all about early nights and dawn starts. Shops, bars and restaurants follow suit – it's rare to find anywhere that stays open much later than 10pm.
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- If you plan on flopping beachside, stock up on books and magazines before you arrive as they're quite rare in these parts. The laid-back diving culture extends to the dress code.
- Recommended reads
- Edited by Robin Nagy, Children of the Tsunami: Khao Lak – A Story of Hope is an absorbing and often heart-wrenching collection of stories, poems and pictures by kids who were affected by the region's 2004 tragedy.
- Regional specialities
- The Andaman Sea is awash with delicious seafood – whether you order it grilled, steamed or fried, your tastebuds will thank you. Southern Thai cuisine tends to be sweeter and spicier than that found in the rest of the country, with a distinct Muslim influence. One popular dish is earthy massaman curry, usually made with beef, potatoes and peanuts. Khao yum is a healthy mix of rice, lemongrass, chilli, lime, coconut and a syrupy fish sauce – it's a traditional breakfast, but makes for an equally fab lunch.
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They had it girly XS so I finally was able to order something awesome again! But be careful - my previous threadless tee (also XS) fits just right while this one is actually a bit smaller in the shoulders than expected (!) When I wear it it even has some wrinkles in the underarms. I could wear it in S-size, I suppose (while I usually wear xs or even xxs... really strange!)
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This game ranges in difficulty from 5 to 9. 101 hierarchical levels from the easiest to the most difficult. Suitable for players from 6 to 106 years of age. It is challenging, fun, and brain stimulating. It is a good option for IQ training for all ages. Use multi-shaped pieces to create rectangles or pyramids.
This game ranges in difficulty from 5 to 9.
101 hierarchical levels from the easiest to the most difficult. Suitable for players from 6 to 106 years of age. It is challenging, fun, and brain stimulating. It is a good option for IQ training for all ages. Use multi-shaped pieces to create rectangles or pyramids.
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My family loves this recipe. I took out the peppers, onion n mushrooms as I am allergic to most vegitables. But even without the ruffage it was a big hit.
Thanks Martha
This dish definitely needed some more spice. I added in some Tony's and it tasted great. The cornbread though, was not so good. Next time I make this dish, I will use Jiffy cornbread mix instead.
I added 1 jalapeno
I added 1 jalapeno
This is a great recipe. I added crushed red pepper and powdered garlic. It could still use more spice so next time I'll add one diced jalapeno.
I used a couple canned chipotle peppers with some sauce, and worchestershire sauce for the beef portion. I also nixed the tomato paste and added a small can of diced tomatoes. The cornbread had a wonderful light-cakey texture, but was a bit tart from the sour cream, so next time I'm going to substitute a little melted butter for some of the sour cream and maybe even add some corn and/or honey to the batter as well to bring out more corn flavor. Other than that, I'm ready for more!
Made the biscuits with soy sour cream and added 2 spoonfuls of sugar, they came out great! The filling needs some spices, maybe rosemary or thyme, but was pretty tasty. My husband had thirds.
This was kind of bland, even after I added worscestershire sauce and paprika and a bit of cumin. Ok for a regular cheap weeknight meal.
I like to use corn instead of mushrooms (drained canned or thawed frozen) and more seasoning - depending on my mood maybe chili powder or Italian or ...
This was really good. Next time, I'd probably add a little more salt and some sugar to the biscuits. I used a 9x13 pan instead of a skillet. Definitely something I'll make again.
This was a very good basic recipe. Adjust according to what your family likes to make it your own. I used sliced fennel instead of mushrooms. This one is a keeper!
I reduced the meat to 1 lb. and added a couple of garlic cloves to the peppers and onion. Other than that, I stuck to the recipe. I think the garlic was a definite improvement. My husband really liked it and even enjoyed the leftovers.
I think when cooking for your family and trying to keep a budget in mind I am always looking to stretch my meals. Using the leftovers from Italian Pot Roast...I cut the meat into bite size pieces and stirred it back in to the vegetables and added one small can of tomato sauce. Baked in 350 oven until bubbly added drop cornbread biscuits (jiffy mix) with a little parmesan and baked until golden. It was great. I did not have all the ingredients for this recipe as given so I improvised.
When trying a new recipe, I stick to it . In 30 years of cooking I have only thrown a dish out once--now twice. The corn bread was dry and tasteless. The meat was worse. If I ever tried it again, which I won't, I would greatly doctor it up with spices. It had no flavor. I understand the idea of simple ingredients, but it would be nice to have suggestions of spices that would work for people who are nove very experienced cooks.
I thought this was a a very good dish. I always add a step after stirring in the flour and water at this point in the recipe: taste and adjust seasonings. If you don't like the way it tastes at this point, you won't like the way the dish tastes at the end. And always understand that the onion and red peppers will have varying sweetness which will cause the recipe to need adjusting. I also used my own cornbread recipe, adding the sour cream to it. YUMMY
I plan to use my leftover italian pot roast and vegetables(from everyday food). Just cut the meat into small pieces. I will add my own drop cornbread biscuits and bake.I will let you know how it turns out.
It does tell you to preheat oven to 425 and then says...Bake until biscuits are golden brown... That seems clear that you take the skillet and put it in the oven for the cornmeal biscuit baking.
re seasoning, taste certainly varies and this seems mild (yes, bland enough for small children). Adults can add their own heat -chiles, sauce etc
Just reading the recipe, I'd say it's a good one to teach children (adults) a basic recipe/technique, and a one pan meal to boot.
This is absolutely disgusting!!! I read the reviews and used southwest seasoning in the meat mixture. That didn't even help. The cornbread has a very odd flavor, tastes nothing like cornbread. The meat mixture was bland. Also, it burned on the bottom while I was waiting for the cornbread to cook. The recipe isn't very clear. It says "bake 15 to 20 minutes. Well normally bake means to put it in the oven. It also does not say to turn the heat down after raising it to high.
I made the cornbread skillet pie last night and it was a big hit with the family. I made some changes, however. I used only 1 lb. of beef and 1 pepper. I used prepared salsa in place of the tomato paste, 2 tbsp. flour and water. It added the perfect zip to the dish. I also left out the mushrooms because I didn't have any.
Great recipe---Bringing back /stick to the ribs cooking. Kids need to get away
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How about a recipe for pasties. ??? Minn. has take out on this (like a pot pie)
in a pastry crust. Finnish made them for iron ore workers for their
lunch pails. Turnips/potato/carrots /beef ..keep up the good work.
I haven't tried this yet, but I think looking at your comments, I will put some kidney beans and chili/taco seasoning in it.
This is the first and only Everyday Food recipe that was a real bomb. The taste was extremely bland and nobody, including me, liked it. These were also some of the worst tasting biscuit/dumplings I've ever made. :-(
Though my family said the dish was good, it lacked a little "oomph" which would have made it great. I might add some adobo seasoning next time to give it some kick.


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Ocean County Senator JimnHolzapfel doesn't like jughandles. Calling them rush hour "nightmares," he's sponsoring a bill (S-207) that would outlaw their construction. The measure, which has been languishing in Trenton for a decade, has caught the attention of the press and appears destined for a hearing.
Whether you love them or hate them, jughandles serve a valid purpose and aren't just some quirky Jersey invention. As a safety advocate who has been trained to look at the data, I'm a fan. A 5-year study of 94 New Jersey intersections found lower crash rates where motorists made a "loop" versus the traditional "L." That's because jughandles help keep traffic flowing on high-speed, high volume roadways. They also eliminate what is proven to be one of the most dangerous maneuvers for novice and older drivers.
For teens behind the wheel, the problem is judging gaps in traffic and the speed of oncoming traffic -- they simply don't do either very well due to inexperience. Older drivers (who are driving and living longer), meanwhile, struggle with left turns because they have slower reaction times and flexibility issues. For this reason, driver training professionals and occupational therapists typically coach seniors to make a series of multiple right turns (essentially a jughandle) rather than a left at a busy intersection to get safely to their destination.
Jughandles also help pedestrians; they reduce the number of lanes those of us traveling on foot must cross. That's particularly important in New Jersey, where our fatality rate is double the national average. Over the past decade, more than 1,400 pedestrians have died in motor vehicle crashes on the state's roadways.
Senator Holzapfel, however, doesn't like jughandles because motorists may have to wait through several light changes before they get to turn left. That doesn't just happen at jughandles, but at intersections that have dedicated left turning lanes equipped with a green arrow. The problem is we have far more cars on our roadways than lanes to move them.
No one likes to sit in traffic, but if I have to choose between idling at a jughandle intersection that's proven to be safer for me and everyone else on the road, I'll gladly do so. Congestion haters may insist they're wasting time and money making a loop. But when you consider that the annual cost of traffic crashes in our nation ($299.5 billion) is nearly two and half times that of congestion
($121 billion), I'll take this proven safety countermeasure every time.
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Of course jug handles are necessary. How else are you going to pour your drink?
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6:54 am on Saturday, February 16, 2013
The mommy state is at it again. Jughandles are Jersey roadway nonsense. Center lane turns work in every state except ours. Oh yeah, and banked exit ramps too. The redone exit going from 287N onto 80W was the biggest waste of time and money ever.
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I have driven in nearly every state of the union, and none, NONE, use jughandles anywhere like NJ does. I have to wonder what it actually costs in total to buy the land and make circles of road beds to turn around and go the other way, and if anyone has ever consider how highly ineffecient jug handles are in terms of travel time, gas/pollution, and other associated costs
10:23 pm on Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Actually, jughandles are great. I was travelling in the South on a road as busy and high speed limit as Route 10. People making a left STOP in the left lane, while you're bearing on them at 50 mph. Jughandles are great, and always have been. I dare-say, the reason politicians want to get rid of them is so people can BUILD on the jughandle's property...a gas station a 7-11, etc...


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Last one came out today outside, a female. We had about 20 inside this summer, and the last ones left late last week. Just in time--37 and frost tonight.
We didn't see monarchs until mid July, and then not that many. A few days 3-5 would come in, but usually just 1-2 each day. And not many eggs or cats. Last year I had 30+ larvae on one milkweed at one time, this year the record was 6. Of course, several succumbed to tachnid flies or ambush bugs.
Certainly concerned about the off summer here, a dry Texas, and a smaller refuge in Mexico. I keep planting more milkweed, and religiously toss seed out my car window on my semi rural roads as I drive to work. (Not many in my new neighborhood plant trees, let alone shrubs or flowers--sod right up to the house walls!)


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Sunday, January 9, 2011
I'm still here....
The one thing I did kinda want to talk about is tangential to the whole weight loss process.
I have so many friends who have done the work -- lost the weight, found their self-esteem and in the process found out just how strong and wonderful they are.
And guys.... guys still are assholes to them. My beautiful, intelligent, talented, strong, inspirational friends who have paved the way for me to go on my own journey are being treated so badly. It really upsets me. I mean, if guys do this to them... what's in store for me?
Is this what our grandmothers and mothers fought so hard for with women's lib?
A Single Girl's Dating Manifesto:
1. It might be all bold and modern for a girl to ask a guy out, but we'd like to know your testicles are still attached to the rest of your body. If you're interested, do the asking, or we'll just assume you're not interested and move along.
2. Men and women can figure out if they want to have sex with each other in under 30 seconds. But finding to have someone to have sex with is easy. Harder to find, though, is someone I want to spend time with. Allocate more than 15 minutes for our first date. Better yet, allocate more than an hour. An hour isn't much to risk even if the date is horrible.
3. Women know that there's a communication gap between the sexes. That being said, you still need to attempt to communicate. Use your words and we'll try to speak your language of action.
4. If you are not interested in us, or have lost interest in us, have the balls to at least say it. Do not just fade off into the sunset. That requires no courage and makes you look like a wimp.
5. Yes, we might be strong and independent, but we still need you. Okay, so it might not be in the ways you are expecting (opening jars, stepping on spiders, or fixing a car), but we still need to feel protected and safe. Do your best to show us that you will be there for us when times get rough.
6. Okay, you're dissatisfied. Either realize that relationships take work or break up with me. Cheating requires no spine.
[to be continued]
21 comments:
- Lanie Painie said...
You can change yourself and your reactions to the assholes, but you can never completely avoid assholes. They're everywhere.
Don't get me started on Women's Lib. - January 9, 2011 at 8:43 PM
- Fat Girl vs. World said...
They are everywhere. Just not in my bed.
- January 9, 2011 at 8:44 PM
- Patrick said...
Hmm, must be more set up to this post that I must have missed. Whatever it is, keeping the assholes at great distance from your bed is wise.
My single & dating days are so history, but some thoughts for kicks on your manifesto points...
1- When my buds & I were on the loose we never expected a girl to make the first move. When one did, I can count on one hand how many times it did; our faces surely looked like those of a child who was just served ice cream for dinner.
2- I think my shortest 1st date was 4 hours; if the norm now is 15 MINUTES, what the heck happened to dating over the past 20 years?
3- I sucked sucked sucked at starting conversation. Not once did I come off as any kind of man of action I am sure. But in honest reflection, I've always been deft at quick wit, so usually once that ice broke, I could manage just fine.
4- This is just human nature for both sexes. I've been interested in that 2nd date only to have phone messages go un-returned. And I admit to an instance of not being johnny-on-the-spot with telling a girl that this wasn't going past date one. In reflection, I can't recall why I hesitated so many days before clarifying that for her.
5- Yeah, this one is kind of cool actually. I am attracted to strong minded / independently motivated women. Something I obviously didnt know when I journeyed into my first marriage; a story for another day. But I nailed it the 2nd time around. Yet as strong as she is, she definitelty shares the same need which you describe here. And it is a real treat to meet it.
Hey, glad you are still here :-) - January 9, 2011 at 10:22 PM
- Fat Girl vs. World said...
re 4 -- It pisses me off when guys don't close the door just b/c they want to keep you as an option for a booty call. It's weak sauce.
- January 9, 2011 at 10:26 PM
- Future Bombshell (aka Cortney) said...
Ugh, the "what's in store for me" question troubles me too. While my thin, beautiful friends have their fair share of guy problems, what I've found is that fat girls are like asshole magnets. Why? Because asshole guys assume that fat girls must have low self-esteem, are desperate for validation and therefore more likely to hop in bed with them. They think they don't have to try. I could write pages on this topic and am considering a blog post about it, but I also hate how bitter I come off sounding...
- January 9, 2011 at 10:32 PM
- Fat Girl vs. World said...
Yeah... I hate sounding bitter...
But more than anything, it brings out my protective side. I want to save my girlfriends from this pain. - January 9, 2011 at 10:33 PM
- Life as a Caterpillar said...
Save yourself this kind of hassle and just learn to love yourself!!
lesley - January 10, 2011 at 8:08 AM
- Fat Girl vs. World said...
You assume I (or my female friends) don't love ourselves. We do. But it doesn't take care of loneliness.
- January 10, 2011 at 8:52 AM
- Life as a Caterpillar said...
Get a cat!
- January 10, 2011 at 9:25 AM
- Fat Girl vs. World said...
- January 10, 2011 at 9:25 AM
- Emily said...
Cats and Vibrators for EVERYONE!!!!!
- January 10, 2011 at 10:01 AM
- Fat Girl vs. World said...
Vibrating cats!!!
- January 10, 2011 at 10:04 AM
- Belfast Biker said...
Vibrating cats, that's the comment of the century. :)
- January 10, 2011 at 2:33 PM
- Belfast Biker said...
1. I've done the asking, but never if I didn't see SOMETHING to indicate a reasonable chance of a YES from a lady to begin with. Rejection is a bitch. Some men employ the shotgun approach, and i'm jealous at how much that works for them in a weird way. They key is to not be phased by rejection in the slightest. A happy medium is key I suppose, don't be shy to ask, and something we could do better. That said, my last couple have asked me out though, which is unusual, some men are slow on the uptake. :) Or we have similar self-esteem issues that ladies wrangle with sometimes.
2. Yeah, where I'm from, a date is an entire evening. Where the heck did the 150min date spring from??
3. Wanted: One Martian to Venusian translator. :)
4 & 6. Yeah, this pisses me off too, and sometimes men are the brunt of it also. Be in a relationship, or not. Some people are weak-ass humans to their fellow humans.
5. Fair point! And I'm INCREDIBLE at jar opening! - January 10, 2011 at 2:41 PM
- Fat Girl vs. World said...
Signor Belfast Biker:
Purrrrr **buzz** purrrrr.
1. I feel bad for guys regarding rejection -- just know women get rejected as well. Nothing ventured, nothing gained, right? To that end I try to be gentile if I'm not interested in the guy but appreciative of his efforts.
2. These mini dates... like speed dating. People arne't interested in finding out if they're compatible for relationships, just want to know if they're sexually compatible.
3. It's not hard to translate. Just takes practice and patience on both parts.
4 & 6. I've seen men and women do this, but I think men do it more often. That's just my take on it.
5. I'm also good at opening jars :) - January 10, 2011 at 3:54 PM
- Kendra said...
I love your rules. As a girl just starting to date (at 23!!!), it's been a very educational experience.
- January 10, 2011 at 8:15 PM
- Nicole @ Geek Turned Athlete said...
Yes, great rules. I wish that I would have had more confidence in myself when I was younger. Then, I wouldn't have to go through all the heartache and piece of crap men. At the same time, I learned after a while. I ended up with a great guy who treats me like a princess. There is hope!!! ;)
- January 11, 2011 at 12:23 AM
- Fat Girl vs. World said...
Kendra: the guy that ends up with you is not just a lucky guy but is probably a very strong guy.
Nicole: i'm so lucky that i know lots of great guys that are both family (like my dad and brother) and friends -- they're great boyfriends, and husbands. They show their love with actions, not just words. - January 11, 2011 at 12:46 AM
- Cassiopeia said...
well said
- January 11, 2011 at 1:44 PM
- Sarah Louise said...
Well, I just found your blog. I have to say--I'm totally impressed by you. And I'm doing a very similar thing (or trying to? or trying to?) in my life--trying to figure out how to get my body and my spirit on the same team. A good team. A forward-moving and goal-reaching and happy team. You--and this blog and the kind of rhetoric you're committed to--are motivating. Very motivating. Thank you.
Also, your favorite quote from the Biggest Loser is my favorite quote from the Biggest Loser. Just last night I was telling my roommate that I think about it all the time. "But what if you go in there and you can?" It makes me feel like trying. - January 12, 2011 at 5:23 PM
- Fat Girl vs. World said...
Sarah: it always means a lot to me when I have friends/family follow my blog. You've all seen me at my worst and know just how far I've come.
The hardest bit of all of this is getting your mind on board with your body. Most people I know originally thought it'd be the other way around...that their body would hold them back. Once they're in the thick of it, they realize it's their mind that has been limiting them all along. At some point we stopped challening our bodies. The sad part is that our mind suffers when this happens, not just our bodies.
I'm glad I can be a motivation to you :) Man I cry every time I think about that quote -- and that a mother said it to her daughter. Sheryl said exactly what i needed to hear. I think we all need to know that it's okay to fail, but it's also okay to succeed. - January 12, 2011 at 5:29 PM
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I saw NINE last night and I didn't much care for it, but I was struck by how the opening scene (written by Michael Tolkin and Anthony Minghella), seemed to echo the ending speech given by Jake Hannaford in Welles' script for THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WIND.
From NINE:
The flicker of film. Footage from a press conference.
You kill your film several times,
mostly by talking about it. A film is
a dream. You kill it writing it down,
you kill it with a camera; the film
might come to life for a moment or two
when your actors breathe life back
into it - but then it dies again,
buried in film cans. Mysteriously,
sometimes, in the editing room, a
miracle happens when you place one
image next to another so that when,
finally, an audience sits in the dark,
if you're lucky -- very lucky - and
sometimes I've been lucky - the dream
flickers back to life again. That's
why I'm secretive.
So what's your favorite pasta?
Finally, a serious question.
From THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WIND:
(on tape recorder playback)
...Remember those Berbers - up in
the Atlas mountains? They wouldn't
let us POINT a camera at 'em. They're
certain that it... dries up something
in the soul... ...The old eye, Y'know,
behind the magic box. Could be it's an
evil eye, at that... The Medusa's eye...
Whatever I look upon finally dies
under my gaze... Who knows, maybe
you can stare too hard at something,
huh? - Drain out the virtue –
suck out the living juice...
You shoot the great places and the
pretty people - All those girls and
boys... I've shot 'em all.
Shot 'em dead...


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ORT America Raises $124,000 for Science Education in Israel
Pearl Swidler of Wilmette (from left), Brooke Hoffman of Glenview and Carol Jacobson of Wilmette | Photo courtesy of Steve Donisch
EVENT: ORT America's "Lunch With an Artistic View"
BENEFITING: Science education & state-of-the-art science labs at Sha'ar HaNegev High School, Israel
DATE: April 22, 2012
LOCATION: Bryn Mawr Country Club, Lincolnwood
ATTENDED: 315 women
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Drawing on the past to shape the future was the theme of the day when 315 women gathered to support education with a purpose at ORT America's "Lunch With an Artistic View," Sunday, April 22 at Bryn Mawr Country Club in Lincolnwood. Featuring author/artists Andrew Winer and Mindy Weisel, the event raised $124,000 to enhance science education and state-of-the-art science labs for students at Sha'ar HaNegev High School in Israel.
The afternoon began with a reception and viewing of lavish raffle packages. The event menu featured a southwestern theme of grilled salmon and colorful sides of guacamole, pico d'gallo, tomato salsa, black beans and roast corn, followed by an array of desserts headlined by ancho-chocolate mousse. Raffles included a deluxe private party in a White Sox Sky Box, a Cy Frederics bracelet, a diamond necklace, and packages brimming with hotel weekends, restaurant dinners, theatre and sports tickets, beauty and spa treatments, professional services and more.
Gwen Heyman of Highland Park and Dora Jaeger of Lincolnshire co-chaired the luncheon. Debbie Miller and Holly Ginsburg, both of Highland Park, served as raffle co-chairmen. Lori Kahn of Deerfield is Executive Vice President of ORT America Metropolitan Chicago Region. Judy Rosen of Long Grove is Midwest Director of ORT America.
"Even beyond computer skills and academics, an ORT education teaches the importance of social responsibility, Jewish continuity and giving back to the community," said Karen Fine of Northbrook, president of ORT America Metropolitan Chicago Region.
Following a gourmet luncheon, book-group leader Judy Levin of Riverwoods moderated the program featuring multi-media presentations by the guest speakers, both of whom are painters as well as novelists.
Set to a sonata by Gustav Mahler, Andrew Winer ("The Marriage Artist") projected photographic images of a bygone world and shared insights gleaned from 19th century authors who inspired his novel -- about art, love and history -- that affirms an "art of meaning," epitomized by the Jewish marriage contract. Known in Hebrew as a "ketubah," the wedding contract is embellished into a work of art, but at its core, illuminates responsibilities that exemplify love and marriage.
A child of Holocaust survivors who was born in a displaced persons camp after World War II, Mindy Weisel (ed., "Daughters of Absence: Transforming a Legacy of Loss"), explored the connections between life and art as she showed images of paintings she had done that were inspired by her father's prayer shawl and tattoo number and the cobalt blue of a dress that belonged to her mother. Included in the National Museum of American Art, the Israel Museum, and other major collections, the paintings chronicled the artist's journey to embrace life despite her parents' wartime experiences and to celebrate her passion for beauty. Following her moving presentation, Ms. Weisel revealed that as a child she attended an ORT-sponsored school for immigrant children in New York when she and her parents moved to America in 1949, and she expressed personal gratitude to luncheon guests for supporting ORT's work.
ORT was founded in 1880 in St. Petersberg, Russia to teach job skills to millions of impoverished Jews who were barred from schools and professions. Today ORT helps people of all faiths and backgrounds through a global network of schools – in America and around the world -- that provide leading-edge training in technology, science and more. ORT America's 2012 project aims to help train Israel's future scientists and improve the lives of people in remote, economically disadvantaged areas of the country. Sha'ar HaNegev High School's Science and Technology Center, located in a region of southern Israel vulnerable to missile attack, provides training that will help students compete with peers from the center of the country and prepare for education in Israel's top universities.
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text: No recent wiki edits to this page. The Death of a ComedianThe story of the Watchmen begins on Friday October 12, 1985 in New York City. Retired American diplomat Edward Blake was murdered, thrown through the window of his high-rise apartment onto the pavement down below. The police marvel at Blake's imposing size, and the sort of intruder it would take to beat and murder such a man. This particular murder has also caught the eye of a trench coat-clad masked vigilante Rorschach. After the police leave, Rorschach begins his own investigation. He finds a blood-splattered smiley-face button where Blake had died, and breaks into Blakes' apartment to investigate further. There he notices that one of Blake's closets is a bit shallower than it should be. Locating a button inside the closet, Rorschach finds the old costume and paraphernalia of Blake's super-hero alter ego The Comedian.RorschachRorschach then heads to the apartment of Dan Dreiberg. Now retired, Dreiberg was formerly the super-hero known as Nite Owl. Dreiberg arrives at home shortly after, having just come from visiting the home of the original Nite Owl, Hollis Mason. He discovers his former partner sitting at his kitchen table eating from a can of cold beans. Rorschach tosses Dreiberg the smiley-face badge he had picked up earlier that night. He explains to Dreiberg that Blake was the Comedian, and that he was recently murdered. Afraid of someone seeing them together, Dreiberg takes Rorschach into his dilapidated Nite Owl workshop to further discuss matters. There Rorschach warns Dreiberg that someone may be targeting and killing retired masked heroes right before leaving. Deciding to "exercise", Rorschach visit's Happy Harry's bar and grill. He probes the terrified bartender for information about Blake's death, when someone behind him unknowingly makes an off-hand comment. Rorschach proceeds to break two of the man's fingers in order to intimidate the bar patrons into talking. It was obvious that no one knew anything, and Rorschach took off again.Next Rorschach visits the office of wealthy capitalist, Adrian Veidt , to give him the same warning. As with Dreiberg earlier Rorschach warns Veidt about the possibilityof a mask killer. Once labeled the "smartest man in the world" as the hero Ozymandias, Veidt had given up being a vigilante right before the Keene Act made outlaws of their kind. He had since made a fortune and built an empire selling action figures and other memorabilia, publicly capitalizing on his former identity. As with Dreiberg, Veidt wonders if Blake's death was a politically motivated kill rather than being motivated by his former life. Rorschach downplays this possibility, saying that America's enemies wouldn't dare strike out against them, with the power of Dr. Manhattan on their side. Having an obvious disdain for Veidt's "prostitution", Rorschach did not remain long and left to warn the next person on his list.Ozymandias.Reaching his next former associate would require sneaking past armed guards to break into the Rockefeller Military Research Center. There he found Dr. Manhattan, Laurie Juspeczyk, formerly the Silk Spectre and daughter of the original Silk Specture Sally Jupiter. Rorschach muses at telling the "indestructible man that someone plans to murder him". He finds Dr. Manhattan, several stories tall and working on some research equipment, and Laurie with him. He explains to the two that Blake was dead, a fact that Manhattan was already aware of due to his work with the government. Manhattan is not concerned, indifferent about the difference between life and death. Juspeczyk seemed glad to hear the news as Blake had once attempted to rape her mother when they were on the same team. Laurie was getting upset at Rorschach's uninvited presence, and Dr. Manhattan teleported Rorschach outside the facility grounds before he was able to finish explaining his cape-killer theory. Reminiscing about the past, Laurie wanted to visit Dan Dreiberg to catch up. Dr. Manhattan remained at the facility, determined to locate a gluino to validate a physics theory. As Rorschach stalks the rainy city he dwells on the Comedian's death, wondering if everyone else is correct in not caring, and reaffirming his resolve.Dr. ManhattanLaurie and Dan get together for dinner to reminisce about old times, before the Keene Act. Dreiberg seemed depressed having had his glory days ,drugged up earlier that day. With the Comedian dead they both felt like they were able to relax and laugh again as they hadn't done in a long time.MinutemenThe Minutemen photo taken in 1940.The Minutemen were the first group of superheroes in the 1930's-40's. It consisted of :Silhouette (Deceased; killed by Liquidator/old enemy)Mothman (Alive; in Mental Institute)Dollar Bill (Deceased; cape tangled on revolving doors then shot)Nite Owl (Deceased; killed by gang members)Captain Metropolis (Deceased; suicidal car crash/decapitation)The Comedian (Deceased; killed by Ozymandias)Sally Jupiter (Alive; lives in apartment/hotel)Hooded Justice.(Unknown; rumored to be dead)CrimebustersThe group Crimebusters was founded in 1966 by Nelson Gardener as a successor to the Minutemen.Watchmen (Team)Watchmen was another group of vigilantes, active mainly in the 70's-80's. It consisted of :Rorschach (Deceased; killed by Dr.Manhattan)Nite Owl II (Alive; married to Silk Spectre II)Silk Spectre II (Alive; married to Nite Owl II)Dr.Manhattan (Alive; presumably created another galaxy/life)Ozymandias (Alive; plotting schemes to keep tricking mankind into peace)FilmOn March 6, 2009 the Watchmen film hit theaters. Unlike other super hero movies that had come out during this time, Watchmen followed the plot of the comic book almost completely and only a few small changes where made (i.e. The first Nite-Owl did not die at any time during the movie, however in the directors cut there is a Hollis Mason death scene and Ozymandias' plan had Dr. Manhattan directly blamed for the horror not any type of false alien).


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A reasonably Good Hotel ,though 3 star rating seems high. However having seen others reviews , I do not agree that the staff were discourtious or unwilling to help. It is centarlly located ,however parking is a problem ( Only 15 car park) Food was average ,but our stay was pleasant ,the weather was excellent .
- Also Known As:
- Hotel Welbeck Residency India/Tamil Nadu - Ootacamund