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Cordoban-style swordfish
Ingredients for 4 people: 4 swordfish fillets 500g of finely chopped tomatoes 4 cloves of garlic 1/2 an onion, grated some sprigs of fresh, chopped parsley olive oil salt
Wash, dry and season the fish fillets. Cook them on a preheated griddle, turning them over so they cook on both sides. When they are done, put them in a dish. Prepare a sauce in a frying pan with the oil, the tomatoes, the onion and the salt, keep hot. Chop the garlic and the parsley. Pour the hot oil over the fish and then the tomato sauce.
Serve sprinkled with garlic and parsley.
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Who works at a morgue?
There are many people who work at an Institute of Forensic Medicine (morgue), from pathologists, to grief counsellors to administration personnel, but there are three main people who are involved in deciding whether an autopsy is carried out or in performing an autopsy.
The coroner
The coroner is a special magistrate associated with local courts. A coroner is legally trained and doesn't need to have a medical qualification.
In Australia it is the responsibility of the coroner to investigate the circumstances, and determine the manner and cause of death for cases that have been reported to them.
In some cases an autopsy will be necessary to determine the cause of death and this is conducted at the morgue associated with the local court.
New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, and Western Australia all have state coroners, in Tasmania the Chief Magistrate is in effect the state coroner, and the Northern Territory has a territorial coroner. Queensland doesn't have a state coronial system at present, but it is currently under review.
In New South Wales there are four fulltime coroners: the State Coroner, a Senior Deputy State Coroner and two Deputy State Coroners.
Forensic pathologists
Forensic pathologists are specialist medical doctors who have had advanced training in human anatomy, pathology and performing autopsies on people who die of trauma or injury.
For the most part the forensic pathologists deals with deaths that are natural deaths where the death is sudden and unexpected, or the cause is unknown. It is their job to determine the medical cause of death, and sometimes determine manner of death. They also weigh and take samples of body tissue and organs and analyse them and then report back the results and findings of the tests to the coroner.
Only a small percentage of all pathologists are forensic pathologists.
In capital cities a forensic pathologist attached to a state department or institute of forensic medicine performs the autopsy. In country areas a pathologist at a hospital in a large regional centre may perform the autopsy.
Forensic technicians
Forensic technicians work in the mortuary of a department or Institute of forensic medicine. Forensic technicians assist the forensic pathologist to perform the autopsy, they prepare the body for examination. They drain the fluids from the body, they perform the first incision which typically is a 'Y' incision and take all the organs from the body.
You don't require formal qualifications to be a forensic technician, but there is a Mortuary Science course you can do that will help.
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By Clive Bernath: Former two weight world champion Ricky Hatton has finally realized that having to shift a third of his body weight during the build up to a fight is not exactly the ideal preparation. It may have taken the 'Hitman' more than 15 years to work out but at least now he has officially gone on record to admit his lifestyle between fights was far from ideal.
The 34 year old returns to the ring after an exodus of 3 1/5 years on November 24 when he faces an extremely tough opponent in the shape of former WBA welterweight champion Vyacheslav Senchenko,32-1-(21),at the MEN Arena in Manchester.
Hatton, 45-2-(32), always had a reputation for blowing up in weight between fights by drinking and partying too much but that was nothing compared to the drink and drug binges he went on after being frighteningly knocked out by Manny Pacquiao in his last fight on May 2, 2009
Speaking to the Daily Mail a remarkably honest and open Hatton said: "This is a permanent lifestyle change. I know that if I'm going to get all the way back to winning world titles I can't blow up to 15 stones (210 lbs.) between fights and then train like crazy and crash diet to get the weight off.
"My body won't take that any more. But I also know that the drink and everything else was killing me. The depression which followed not only that defeat by Pacquiao but all the bingeing took me to the brink of suicide. That won't happen again. At 34 I've got my life under control."
First and foremost it is excellent news that arguably Britain's most popular boxer finally has his demons under control and can look ahead to a healthy and happy future. As far as the boxing is concerned has Hatton wised up too late? To his credit Ricky has picked a very tough fight to return with. He could have been forgiven for taking a soft option to ease his way back but no he insisted that he wanted to return against a world class opponent. I just fear what the 3 years out of the ring and the years of self indulgence will have on his ability to do himself justice in the ring.
I've said it before and I'll say it again. Only those closest to him will know if Ricky still has what it takes to reestablish himself at world class level. They will have seen him up close in training and sparring sessions. If he can't compete at the level required they must tell him. The last thing his fans want to see is a shadow of the former 'Hitman'.
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An AIDS-free generation is in sight
Much has been said at AIDS 2012 about the need for care and support for children and adolescents living with HIV. But Nina Ferencic, UNICEF's Regional Advisor on HIV and AIDS for the CEE/CIS countries, came away with heightened awareness of a particular aspect of the issue: the importance of incorporating the mental health dimension into care and support for this group.
Nina learned that adolescents living with HIV often have serious difficulties with depression, and can also face other psychological challenges including post-traumatic stress disorder. As a consequence, they may start using substances to cope. She'd like to see a much stronger focus on addressing their mental health needs
Nina was also struck by the approach used in a German HIV prevention campaign aimed at adolescents. Titled "I Know What I'm Doing" (Ich Weiss Was Ist Tu), it conveys the message that teenagers and young people are capable of making their own choices — including choices that might include knowingly risking exposure to HIV infection. The idea, of course, is that they will choose not to risk infection, and will reach that decision on their own — not because they've been told to do so.
Many prevention campaigns simply tell young people to protect themselves against the epidemic — and give them information on how to do that — without acknowledging that they have the capacity to make decisions in their own best interest. "I Know What I'm Doing" stands out by emphasizing the fact that adolescents have agency — and trusting that they will use it wisely.
Photo: A psychologist holds a condom as she speaks with Denis, aged 20, about HIV prevention at a youth-friendly clinic in the port city of Odessa, Ukraine. The country has one of the fastest-growing HIV infection rates in Europe. |Photo credit: © UNICEF/NYHQ2005-1820/Giacomo Pirozzi


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The 5-College Consortium in western Massachusetts can be represented by the members of the scooby doo gang. UMass is Scooby. Hampshire is Shaggy. Amherst is Fred, Smith is Velma. Mount Holyoke is Daphne.
We find evidence for the Scooby Doo Theory in Smith College, also known as Velma, the nerdy one.
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While I was walking around Apple Hotel in Bukit Bintang, one of the guest ask me, "What is the most famous food in Jalan Alor?" Then suddenly something came across my mind, without any hesitation, I told the guest : "If you in Jalan Alor, never miss Wong Ah Wah Chicken Wings!"
Almost everyone in Jalan Alor, Bukit Bintang knows Wong Ah Wah, it is located at the end of Jalan Alor, or just 3 minutes walking distance from Apple Hotel. I remember my last encounter with Wong Ah Wang Chicken Wings a couple months ago, I still can recall the grilled chicken wing taste, right from my fingers! Enough said, it is the best grilled chicken wing I have ever tasted in my life. If you are food lover, this Wong Ah Wah Chicken Wings you must not miss.
Why the grilled chicken wing tasted so good? I was so curious at the time and I asked Wong Ah Wah, what is the secret behind these Chicken Wings? He laughed so loud when hearing my questions, thus he replied me; "Don't ask too much, the wings get cold, just enjoy it!" So it remains the secret… That time, I ordered 6 Wong Ah Wang Chicken Wings (was too hungry) and I finished them all by myself! Too GOOD!
Staying in Apple Hotel in Jalan Alor, Bukit Bintang, brings you so much fun and enjoyable, especially Apple Hotel is located right in the middle of the Jalan Alor food heaven! Remember to drop by Wong Ah Wang Chicken Wings stall when you next time visiting Kuala Lumpur, and also visit Apple Hotel too! We love to see you around!


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Over-ExposédMarch 23, 2004
Those aren't Post-Its. That's Simon Willison's Exposé setup. God bless OS X.
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As a mac user who is totally addicted to tabs, I can still say that Exposť is a God-send. It may not help you see all the pages in your browser window, but funny, seems like I tend to use more than just browsers when working…
A photoshop, bbedit documents, terminal windows, browser windows (yes, more than one browser window with a dozen tabs loaded in each), mail, ichat, itunes, stickies, ical, net news wire.
A minor note that those who dont use exposť on a regular basis might not know: Exposť doesn't just show thumbnail images of the windows you have open, but it gives you a live preview of what's going on in each of the windows - you can watch pages loading, see incoming IMs, etc.
Haha, thanks john! You just destroyed any hope of me getting work done tonight.
And I can see this for a lot more than just browser windows. Think graphics programs, text files with various editors, email windows, and anything I just *want* open at the time.
This is going to help me so much! Thanks! :)
I think one problem with doing Exposé on Windows is that Mac OS X uses its system-level Quartz graphics rendering to get Exposé working *fast*. If you had something similar that worked too slowly, it would lose much of its utility. But if you could run it on a hefty WinBox with a good graphics card, it might work.
I set my PC desktop fonts to 72x72 pixels just so I could pretend!
Sorry, completely off topic here,
Dave, regarding your "I broke Google" daily…that's how I found the Zen Garden, over three months ago!
what ever happened to tabbed browsing? i love that feature though, and even more so, i love the one to show the desktop.
hmm.. if his pb can do that, i wonder what mine can do (1.25ghz, but less ram). i'm constantly impressed by this machine
And what is that, exactly? I can recognize some of those designs, but what's it all about?
Never mind:
A lowly windows user, I am…
There is a point at which Alt+Tab does become useless… My bet is Microsoft takes the idea and adds it to longhorn. But your right about one thing, it does look like Post-Its
Microsoft have something similar in the form of a ALT+TAB powertoy that shows a preview of the window your "ALT-TABBING" to.
ack – this drives me nvts! when in the world will we have OSX ported for intel boxes? ;)
at first, i thought that was a giant wall in a conf room full of html mock-ups. instead, it's just craziness!
Simon takes multitasking to a whole new level.
Is that a 17" PowerBook?
My 12" iBook would slow to a crawl with that many apps running, but I still love it.
I like cutesy Post-It-like windows on my screen.
I wish I could get used to Exposé more often, but with 90% of my time spent on a Dell and a measly 10% at my home's Mac, the Alt-Tab approach always wins over. Pity me.
Now, that many windows leave me thinking whether Simon has an overclocked processor on his Powerbook or something.
That's the first time I've seen Exposé and I must say I'm very impressed. If I had the capital I would purchace a Mac of some sort for that feature alone. Wow. The demo - http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/expose/ - is amazing.
But out of curiosity, what is stopping somebody from making a windows app to handle this? The scaling+tiling (F9) trick might be a challenge, but the rest should be easy for anyone familiar with Windows programming.
My NEW life plan: finish college, get a good job, buy a Mac. :)
I had thought the same as jon above in msg #5 - it looks like some sort of presentation or something.
http://www.winplosion.com/ could help
<acronym title="Apple OS X">OS X</acronym> ? interesting…
Ha! WinPLOSION used to be called WinExposé! Hehehe. Guess Apple got to them :)
There's a decent free app for this called iEx:
These guys made a wrapper program for the config:
Apparently, the developer is working on version 0.3 which will have all the pretty animation and other features of Exposé.
It's a 15" PowerBook with 768MB of RAM and a 1 GHz processor. I don't normally run it with quite that many things open as it does slow down a bit, but at SxSW I was opening a new browser window every time a URL came up in a panel or conversation. It took about half an hour to clean everything up when I got back :)
I'm mostly a Windows user, having a humble G4 desktop at the house as my only mac. And normally when I'm on windows, I typically have one or two browser windows open (Firefox, of course) with at least 25 tabs. And then there are the requisite SSH sessions – typically about 4 or 5 at a time. If I wanted to make a crazy exposé screenshot like this, I'd have to seriously change the way I do things. I'd have to completely stop using tabs in my browser. To me, that's just clutter. But it sure does look nice in that picture.
Simon–I said it then, and I'll say it again: that's an argument for Tabbrowser Extensions[1] if ever I saw one. ;)
[1] http://white.sakura.ne.jp/~piro/xul/_tabextensions.html.en


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PG-13 � George (Gerard Butler), the protagonist in �Playing for Keeps,� is a handsome former soccer star who can�t seem to fight off the advances of single and married moms. Thus this marginally amusing film is not quite for middle-schoolers.
It has no explicit sexual situations, but it�s full of implied ones, some involving marital infidelity. Most of the characters are either reprehensible or dull.
Even though he�s broke and divorced and just coaching their kids� grade-school soccer team, George is irresistible to all those women, the most glamorous of whom (Catherine Zeta-Jones) wraps her legs around him and the richest of whom (Uma Thurman) removes her panties (nudity only implied) in front of him. The camera always cuts away before anything explicit happens, but the implication is clear.
Poor George. The one-time Scottish sports hero only moved to this Virginia suburb to be near his ex, Stacie (Jessica Biel), and their 9-year-old son Lewis (Noah Lomax). Determined to show Lewis he�s now a dependable dad, and to win back the newly engaged Stacie, George decides to coach Lewis� soccer team.
But then the seductions begin: a wealthy dad (Dennis Quaid) even bribes him; a soccer mom who�s a former sportscaster (Zeta-Jones) gets him an audition at ESPN. The movie seems to end multiple times, as George mends his ways, then backslides.
THE BOTTOM LINE: In addition to all the implied sexual liaisons and infidelities, adult characters use crude language and mildish profanity and drink beer and wine. Father and son take a joy ride in a Ferrari and nearly crash it.
�Life of Pi� PG � Despite the PG rating, this stunning 3-D film is probably more suited to kids 12 and older. And even some of them may lose patience with the long middle section and the mushy philosophizing earlier on. �Life of Pi� conjures several intense moments of animal violence and life-threatening survival issues for the embattled teen protagonist, adrift in a lifeboat on the Pacific and sharing it with a wild Bengal tiger. Though the violence and stormy seas are all computer-generated effects, they seem nerve-wrackingly real. Based on Yann Martel�s novel, �Life of Pi� chronicles the tragic adventure of Pi Patel (Suraj Sharma), a spiritually searching lad who lives with his family in India, where they own a zoo. Pi�s father (Adil Hussain) decides they should move to Canada. They take a freighter from Japan, bringing some animals along. The vessel sinks in a storm. Pi loses his family and lands in a lifeboat with an injured zebra, a hyena, an ape and a tiger oddly named Richard Parker. The law of the jungle rules, making the tiger the last animal standing. The final rescue unfolds in flashback as the adult Pi (Irrfan Khan) tells his story to a writer (Rafe Spall).
THE BOTTOM LINE: Early in the film, Pi�s father teaches him about wild animals by feeding a live goat to the tiger and making Pi watch. The moment is not too graphic, but it is upsetting. The animal violence on the lifeboat is surprisingly graphic for a PG film. When Pi is in school, his friends tease him, using toilet humor. Pi kills a big fish with an ax. SPOILER ALERT: At the end, the older Pi tells a violent human story.
�Killing Them Softly� R � A comic tale of boneheaded mobsters, �Killing Them Softly� is too profane and violent for under-17s. It is, however, a neat little gangster flick for film buffs college-age and older, skillfully and sparingly directed by Andrew Dominik, based on a book by George V. Higgins. A couple of dumb jailbirds, Frankie (Scoot McNairy) and Russell (Ben Mendelsohn), don masks, grab a sawed-off shotgun and rob an illegal poker game in a forlorn-looking city. The mobsters who own the illegal poker game want revenge. They suspect Markie (Ray Liotta), who operates the game, and who engineered his own fake robbery once before, to score some cash. This time, though, Markie claims innocence and says he doesn�t know the amateurs who did it. The mobsters bring in Jackie (Brad Pitt), a super-cool hit man, to clean house. A lawyerly fellow (Richard Jenkins) who represents the mobsters tries to limit the carnage, but one thing leads to another and guys die.
THE BOTTOM LINE: The actual on-screen violence occurs less frequently than one might expect, but it involves a whole lot of blood and often unfolds in slow-motion. One character gets a jaw-crushing beating, and another uses extremely crude and explicit sexual language. The dialogue is highly, comically profane. Several drink heavily and use drugs.


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|Annie Chapman
Annie Chapman was born in Paddington, England in September 1841 to George Smith and Ruth Chapman. (Her parents married six months later.) Annie married a relative of her mother's, John Chapman, on May 1st, 1869 in Knightsbridge.
|Annie and John Chapman
By 1885 Annie had tired of married life and took to the streets in London, selling crochet work, matches, and flowers. John Chapman provided Annie with a small allowance to help her get by, but she began making up the difference with casual prostitution.
|Charingham's Lodging
Over the next couple of years, Annie lived in several lodging and workhouses, eventuallybecoming a regular at the Crossingham's Lodging House.
It was on Saturday, September 1, 1888 that Annie fought with another lodger, Eliza Cooper over a bar of soap. It appeared that Annie got the raw end of the deal and was sporting bruises and complaining of feeling ill on Monday the 3rd. On September 4th her friend, Amelia Palmer noticed that Annie had not been drinking because of her pain. Palmer told Annie to go to the casual ward and get treated for her injuries.
|Amelia Palmer
Later in the evening Annie went to the hospital for some medicine and stopped along the
way to spend her money on beer. She then returned to sit in the lodging house kitchen to eat a late supper. Around 2 a.m. John Evans, the lodging house night watchman turned her out for not having money enough for a bed.
way to spend her money on beer. She then returned to sit in the lodging house kitchen to eat a late supper. Around 2 a.m. John Evans, the lodging house night watchman turned her out for not having money enough for a bed.
Dark Annie said that she would earn her bed money and return soon, but many thought she was deep in her cups when she headed towards Spitalfields.
The next four hours of Annie's life remain a mystery, but at 5:50 a.m. her body was discovered in the fenced backyard at 29 Hanbury Street. Unfortunately, sometime during the night Annie had made the acquaintance of Jack the Ripper.
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Davis reported the murder to the Commercial Street Police Station. Inspector Joseph Chandler was quickly on site clearing the Hanbury Street yard of spectators and sightseers.
|Dr. Phillips Examines Chapman's Body
|Annie Chapman
|Annie Chapman's Death Certificate
Phillips ordered Chapman's body to be taken to the Whitechapel Workhouse Infirmary for a post mortem examination. Workers at the morgue were told not to touch the body, but preceded to strip and wash it (just as they had Mary Ann Nichols) before a thorough examination could be performed.
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|Chapman Inquest
Dr. Phillips reported during the inquest that Chapman was in poor health due an advanced case of tuberculosis, but he concluded that she had been sober for several hours before her death. Her swollen face and protruding tongue indicted strangulation, and he believed that she had died some time before 4:30 a.m.
Phillips told the inquest that the abdomen had been cut open and the intestines severed from the body and placed above the shoulder. The uterus and the upper portion of the vagina had been completely removed.
When asked about the surgical skill of the murderer Phillips said, "'the work was that of anexpert- or one, at least, who had such knowledge of anatomical or pathological examinations as to be enabled to secure the pelvic organs with one sweep of the knife'.
Conflicting reports and testimonies were given by several witnesses as to the type of man Annie was seen with, what was reportedly said, and what time she was last seen alive. In the end, a verdict of willful murder against a person or persons unknown was entered.
The Ripper had claimed his second victim.
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Annie Chapman's grave no longer exists. It has since been reused and buried over.
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Watch your mailbox
this month for a postcard with important dates pertaining
to the Fall On-Campus Interview Program. Be sure to update
your address with Navreet
Heneghan in the Career Services Office to ensure
you receive this important information.
This July the Career Services Office and members of the
Chicago Legal Marketing Association will co-sponsor a seven
series program entitled, "Client Development and Client
Relationship Management: The Key to Your Success as a Lawyer."
Participants will learn the essential marketing and client
development skills required to develop a successful law
practice that goes beyond being an excellent legal technician.
Students who have completed two years of law school, or
have two years of professional experience prior to entering
law school, and recent graduates are encouraged to attend. Scholarships
toward tuition will be available and
will be awarded to two students who attend all sessions
and submit the best overall personal marketing plan (as
judged by a panel of law firm marketers and members of the
program faculty). The
program will be held every
Tuesday and Thursday from July 11th through August 1st from
12 - 1 p.m. in Room
510. Lunch will be available.
Advanced registration is required. Stop
by the Career Services Office, call (312) 906-5200, or e-mail
firstname.lastname@example.com by
June 28th to sign up for
this innovative program.
This conference, sponsored by Case Western Reserve University
School of Law, invites all African American, Asian American,
Latino/Hispanic American and Native American students to
participate. Interested students need to sign up and pick
up registration materials in the Career Services Office.
All registration materials are
due to the Career Services Office by 5:00 p.m. on June 10,
2002 -- no exceptions!
The conference will be held from Friday,
September 13, through Sunday, September 15, 2002 in Cleveland,
Ohio. The conference has brought together approximately
600 different employers and 3000 law students over the past
sixteen years. Last year there were 38 legal employers and
over 250 law students from law schools in the Midwest Region.
The BLSA Midwest Regional Minority Recruitment Conference
is completely student run by Case Western Reserve University
BLSA and National BLSA Midwest Regional volunteers. Employers
from all areas of legal practice are invited to attend the
conference. You can see an updated list of participating
employers at www.cwrublsa.org/emplist.asp.
This conference, sponsored by the Twin Cities Committee
on Minority Lawyers in Large Law Firms and the Hennepin
County Bar Association, offers participants a judicial clerkship
seminar, interviews for judicial clerkships with local members
of the judiciary, a reception, and regularly scheduled interviews.
Stop by the CSO to pick up registration
information which is due to our office by 5:00 p.m. on Friday
June 21, 2002. Information on the employers
will be available in a binder in the Resource Center after
The 2002 conference will be held September
13th & 14th at the offices of Dorsey & Whitney in
downtown Minneapolis. A reception for judges,
students, and employers will take place on Friday evening,
September 13th. A number of federal and state court judges
will also be conducting interviews on Friday, September
13th for judicial clerkships. All other interviews will
be held on Saturday September 14th. Each student may
receive up to five interviews, depending on the employers'
criteria and each student's preference selections.
Interviews at the Conference will be assigned randomly by
computer. The resumes will not be prescreened and
the Twin Cities Committee will not prescreen the student
selections except as to (1) year of graduation; and (2)
the existence of an undergraduate technical degree for those
firms whose members practice exclusively before the U.S.
Patent and Trademark Office. Additional interviews
can be obtained after the Friday night reception, during
which all open interview slots are made available.
Students are responsible for arranging their own accommodations
during the Conference, as well as transportation to and
from the Conference. There is a Frederick McGhee
Memorial Scholarship available for students to receive reimbursement
for travel/ lodging expenses. Please see the
Career Services Bulletin Board for the requirements.
NOTE: All
employment opportunities, paid or unpaid, clerking or volunteer,
internship or externship, or fellowship, will be posted
in the password
protected job posting system, which is updated
daily. Be sure to check the system on a daily or weekly
basis and remember to peruse postings within the past 3
months to avoid overlooking postings you may have missed
previously. Remember to use the dashes in your Social Security
# when entering your username and password.
With support from the Open Society Institute and participating
law firms and corporate sponsors, Equal Justice Works Fellowships
allow new law graduates and outgoing judicial clerks to
work on a wide range of public interest issues, such as
domestic violence, health care, community development, homelessness,
environmental justice, immigration, Native American rights,
children's health and welfare, and the death penalty. Approximately
75 Fellowships will be awarded to begin September 2003.
Fellowships are for two years. There are two different routes
to apply for fellowships, Route A & Route B. To learn
more about applying through either route, check out www.equaljusticeworks.org.
This year, fellowship applications must be submitted online.
Paper applications will no longer be accepted. To submit
an application online, access the web site, click on "Apply
for a 2-year postgraduate fellowship!", and then click
on "apply on-line". You will be redirected to
a site that contains all of the instructions found in the
application booklet, as well as instructions on how to complete
a proposal online. At the site, applicants can fill out
the application form and compose their proposal narrative.
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From NBC's Domenico Montanaro
A couple of other items from today...
Bill Clinton's comments that Democrats "let New Hampshire go out of turn," and that they have a Democratic Secretary of State, is causing a mini stir in the Granite State.
The New Hampshire Union Leader: "Former New Hampshire Democratic Chairman Kathy Sullivan, a state Clinton campaign co-chair, said she believed that Bill Clinton was criticizing the DNC in his remarks, not New Hampshire.
"But the former president also appeared to imply in his statement that the DNC allowed the New Hampshire primary to be held earlier than scheduled in the DNC rules because Secretary of State Bill Gardner, who set the date of the New Hampshire primary as set out by state law, is a Democrat.
"Sullivan said Bill Clinton was mistaken to suggest that Gardner's party affiliation was in any way related to New Hampshire receiving a waiver from the DNC.
"Clinton campaign spokesman Kathleen Strand said, 'Hillary and Bill Clinton have been staunch and ardent supporters' of the first-in-the-nation primary in New Hampshire. 'That's indisputable.'
"She said the former president was not criticizing New Hampshire, but instead saying that 'just as New Hampshire voters had a voice, Michigan and Florida votes should have a voice' and that 'Obama should know better than anyone in this campaign that the campaign is not over until the last vote is counted. New Hampshire made that point to him pretty clearly.'"
This article from Salon is an interesting read. It lays out what the Republican strategy would be for a Nominee Clinton:
"Though many Democrats like and respect Clinton as a role model, an effective legislator and a fighter against a relentless GOP onslaught, the image Republicans would want in voters' minds this fall if she wins the nomination is far more sinister. They'll say Clinton will do or say anything to win, and that she can't be trusted (also, she'll raise your taxes). McCain's campaign will call her a liberal and paint her support for ending the war in Iraq as a surrender to terrorists (the same strategy they'd use against Obama). Clinton's problem is that many voters already see her in a negative light; there isn't much work Republicans would have to do to put her there.
"Ironically, that might make Clinton immune to dirty tricks like the ones the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth pulled on John Kerry (or like the mud the GOP is already planning to throw about Obama's minister, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright). This is, after all, a candidate whose billing records as a private lawyer in Arkansas in the 1980s, the infamous lost-and-then-found Rose records, were subpoenaed, examined and even dusted for fingerprints by Republican investigators in Congress over a decade ago. When Clinton ran for reelection to her Senate seat two years ago, even the sleaziest GOP operatives basically left her alone, allowing her to cruise to victory without coming under heavy fire. But there isn't much out there voters haven't already heard about Clinton, or her husband; why bother trying to fight the battles over the White House travel office again?
More: "The other line of attack Clinton faces if she does wrest the nomination from Obama is over how she does it. Colorado GOP chairman Dick Wadhams called it "stealing" the nomination, and he'd be happy to tell voters all about the process that put Clinton over the top. "If she wins, it's because these non-elected delegates are going to be countering what happened in primaries and caucuses around the nation," he said. "I think that would be very divisive for them." Other Republicans say polls show independents don't like the thought of superdelegates picking a nominee who trailed in the elected delegate count. "The party that created the whole open primary system and ended the deals behind closed doors and smoke-filled rooms is the one that's kind of relying on that after all," Bolger said.
But the piece ends this way: "If Clinton does pull off yet another family comeback, in a political career already dotted with them, her message to Republicans may well be (to quote a figure from a different political dynasty), 'Bring it on.'"


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Eye 10 (HK - DVD)
Five foolish friends decide to try a series of dangerous tricks to make contact with the other side and see ghosts. Needless to sa...
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Sequels often suffer the same fate as remakes: they are poorly conceived, poorly realised and poorly received (at least by the critics). There are many more exceptions than with remakes and in the realm of modern Japanese horror movies, sequels actually fair pretty well. Ringu was arguably matched if not succeeded by Ring 2 - although the third movie in the series, the prequel Ring 0, was not in the same league as the other two - and almost the same thing can be said of the Eye franchise.
The original Eye movie (about a woman who starts seeing visions after she has new corneas transplanted onto her eyes) was clever, well directed and suitably scary. The sequel, Eye 2, introduced us to new characters and a completely different story (that was not quite as related to the title as the first) and managed to succeed on many levels as a competent and enjoyable horror (not least because it starred the gorgeous Shu Qi from the first Transporter movie). Now we get a third movie, the Eye 10. Can it possibly prove viable in its own right or is it merely yet another sequel that does not deserve to even carry the same name as its predecessors?
Eye 10 follows a completely new group of individuals, this time a bunch of teen friends who are more than a little interested in the occult. There's Chongkwai, the leader of the gang, the childish Kofei, the pretty April, and the cousins, Ted and May. Starting small by telling each other different ghost stories (all of which are played out), we get a couple of interesting, scary ideas but also a few comical moments that do not sit well with the purported horror content of this movie which is, at best, mild. Anyway, intrigued by the 'other side' and all desperate to actually see the apparitions that they read, they find a book that purports to teach ten different ways to enable humans to see ghosts.
The various methods are mostly really silly and really easy, ranging from bending over and looking back between your legs to see what is behind you, to having a late dinner, but nevertheless they proceed through them and, whaddya know, they work! Comb your hair in front of a mirror at midnight and, all of a sudden, you are face to face with a bunch of demons. If you suspend disbelief enough to be fooled by all that (which, admittedly, is a prerequisite for many horror movies) then there is no way that you could understand why these kids keep going through the different methods in their book - not once bad things start happening to them at least! Of course when one of them goes missing, the tables turn and it becomes imperative that they go over to the other side to save the missing member but instead, they disband and go their own separate ways. Will they come together under a united front and get to the bottom of this curse that appears to have befallen them?
Eye 10 is a disappointing third instalment in the otherwise solid Eye franchise. The plot is positively comical - and not when it intends to be either - the acting is pretty shoddy, with some of the cast members themselves unable to take their lines seriously or deliver them convincingly, and the direction patchy, with a few clever scary effects but mostly cheap-looking improvisations. Perhaps the rule about inferior second sequels ( Infernal Affairs, Ring etc.) has its exceptions (I cannot think of any) but this is not one of them.
Eye 10 is presented in a 1.78:1 aspect ratio anamorphically enhanced widescreen transfer that varies in terms of quality mainly due to the filmmaking techniques employed. Although largely good, with solid detail, no softness, no noticeable edge enhancement and with negligible grain - for the most part - there are a few scenes which look simply terrible, namely, the 'ghost' sequences. The end result is that it looks like we are watching zombies through a nightscope, with heavy grain and shoddy detail. It would have worked well as a way of portraying the demons but unfortunately there are other scenes where the effects are much more polished, making these bits seem completely out of place - like they had run out of money. Anyway, overall it is quite a good transfer, and it certainly did not exhibit any print defects in the way of dirt or scratches.
Eye 10 is presented - as is often the case with Asian releases - with two solid six speaker surround sound tracks: a Dolby Digital 5.1 mix and a DTS 5.1 effort. Both are near identical although the DTS mix is admittedly slightly more potent. The dialogue is presented largely from the frontal array, the screams coming across as particularly powerful, but the most significant aspect is the score which pounds out across the surrounds. It's a must faster, more frenetic soundtrack than for the previous titles in the series, but it also has some silly moments during the unnecessary comical bits in the film which just annoy. The subtitles are not bad - they are not the best I have seen, with some terrible phonetic spellings of words - but at least you can understand the majority of what is going on.
First up we get a making-of documentary that is split into two parts, each about eight minutes' long. Thankfully they are both subtitled in English - something quite unusual for extras on many Asian releases, so it was a joy to have them here. The directors talk about the story, trying to make it sound good when it is slightly poor. On the plus side we get some interesting behind the scenes footage of the movie being filmed and the cast and crew goofing around so it is probably worth giving a look to.
The theatrical trailer gives you an idea of what this film is like - it might be an idea to watch this before committing to a purchase.
There is a text statement that merely states: "Led by a Thai friend, four young people start to play the tricks to see ghosts. They start with the most ordinary way to explore the creepy world." The back cover of the DVD is also adorned with this statement and it is gratingly poor English.
Finally we get a list of the ten methods: "The Case of the Cornea Transplant, The Case of Attempting Suicide Whilst Pregnant, The Spirit in a Glass, The Late Dinner Alert, Playing Hide and Seek, The Special Eye Mask, The Umbrella of Darkness, The Between the Knees Peek, The Midnight Comb-Thru and The Funeral Frontier: Death the Funeral Attire."
Eye 10 is not a worthy addition to the franchise, although some may be able to enjoy the unintentional humour of the antics that go on in this lacklustre sequel. The video and audio seem pretty good and the extras, whilst minimal, are at least subtitled. I must suggest a rental before considering a purchase but, that said, this release is quite a reasonably priced affair if you fancy taking a risk.
You can buy this title for US $9.99 from Yesasia.com.
Review by Casimir Harlow
Tony DeFrancisco Senior Member Join Date: July 2005 Location: United States Posts: 2,652
Eye 10 Good review Cas.
Jonny "Me You" Senior Member Join Date: March 2004 Location: Canada Posts: 2,863
I see those useless Von Dutch T-Shirts have made it to Japan.
Steven Carrier Senior Member Join Date: November 2004 Location: United States Posts: 1,575
how many of these EYE films are there!
Tony DeFrancisco Senior Member Join Date: July 2005 Location: United States Posts: 2,652
Quote: Originally posted by Steven Carrier
how many of these EYE films are there! There is 3 Japanese films but an American remake is due 2006 starring Renee Zellwegger (I think that's how to spell it.)
how many of these EYE films are there! There is 3 Japanese films but an American remake is due 2006 starring Renee Zellwegger (I think that's how to spell it.)
Worst Nightmare Senior Member Join Date: July 2002 Location: Australia Posts: 6,716
I think the poor old japanese have almost done the horror genre to death so to speak
floyd dylan Banned Join Date: April 2004 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 913
Eye 2 was okay but the ending was stupid beyond belief.
The Japanese have done a ghost with long black hair to death.
The Japanese have done a ghost with long black hair to death.
Shaun Andrews Member Join Date: March 2004 Location: United States Posts: 149
Quote: Originally posted by floyd dylan
The Japanese have done a ghost with long black hair to death.
What else are they going to do? A ghost with long blonde hair? They're Japanese!
The Japanese have done a ghost with long black hair to death.
What else are they going to do? A ghost with long blonde hair? They're Japanese!
Ian Schultz Banned Join Date: July 2005 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 407
i don't like stuff to do with eyes
Not suitable for young persons and children
Disc Details
Release Date: 19th May 2005
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Single side, dual layer
RCE: No
Video: NTSC
Aspect: 1.78:1
Anamorphic: Yes
Colour: Yes
Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Cantonese , DTS 5.1 Cantonese, Dolby Digital 5.1 Mandarin
Subtitles: Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, English
Extras: Text Notes, Making-Of Featurette, Trailer
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Pang Brothers
Cast: Wilson Chen, Isabella Leong, Kate Yeung
Genre: Horror
Length: 84 minutes
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A Vatican document that calls for the gradual creation of a world political authority with broad powers to regulate financial markets and rein in the "inequalities and distortions of capitalist development" was welcomed by many Catholic progressives as timely and relevant and dismissed by Catholic conservatives as misinformed and without magisterial authority.
Released on Oct. 24, "Toward Reforming the International Financial and Monetary Systems in the Context of Global Public Authority," argues that the current global financial crisis has revealed "selfishness, collective greed and the hoarding of goods on a great scale" and suggests the creation of a supranational authority that might place the common good at the center of international economic activity. Regulatory controls, "imperfect though they may be," that may exist at the national and regional level, it argues, have not been replicated at the international level, sometimes to devastating effect on the world's most vulnerable people.
The document, from the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, places the primary blame for the current global economic crisis on "an economic liberalism that spurns rules and controls," relying solely on the laws of the market and "individual utility" that "does not always favor the common good." It calls for more effective management of financial shadow markets of the real economy that are largely uncontrolled today.
Introducing the text, Federico Lombardi, S.J., the Vatican spokesperson, emphasized that it is "not an expression of papal magisterium" but is an "authoritative note of a Vatican agency." The Justice and Peace office's document made a point of quoting from the teachings of several popes, however, including those of Pope Benedict XVI, who in his encyclical "Charity in Truth" ("Caritas in Veritate," 2009) said there was "an urgent need of a true world political authority" that could give poorer nations a bigger voice in financial decision-making. It also cited Blessed John Paul II's warning in 1991 of the risk of an "idolatry of the market" in the wake of the failure of European communism. Today this warning "needs to be heeded without delay," the document said.
The document also proposes taxation on financial transactions. The revenue raised could create a "world reserve fund" to support the economies of countries hit by crisis. It calls for recapitalization of banks with public funds that make lending conditional on "virtuous" behavior aimed at developing the real economy.
Cardinal Peter Turkson, council president, said the office hoped the statement might prove useful in prodding new thinking at the G20 meeting, which convened in Cannes on Nov. 3. During a press conference in Rome, however, the broadside against some of the contemporary dysfunctions of global capitalism was quickly connected to the growing Occupy Wall Street movement. Cardinal Turkson acknowledged some similarities in "basic sentiment" between the aims of protesters and that of Catholic social teaching and the new document on global finance reform.
"If people can hold their government to account, why can we not hold other institutions in society to accountability if they are not achieving or not helping us live peacefully or well," Cardinal Turkson said. "The Vatican is not behind any of these movements, but the basic inspirations can be the same," he said.
He added, "The people on Wall Street need to sit down and go through a process of discernment and see whether their role managing the finances of the world is actually serving the interests of humanity and the common good."


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PLAYER57832 wrote:AND... its all pretty besides the point, anyway. Claiming that Margaret Sanger's thinking contis the "end all" of thinking TODAY on birth control and its use makes as much sense as claiming that because Darwin got some facts wrong, the whole idea of evolution is wrong.
She founded the organization known as Planned Parenthood. Saying that her ideas are not a part of its foundation is a lot like saying that the United States, at the time of the civil war was no longer influenced in any matter by George Washington. (It, in fact, took the Progressive Dictator for Life FDR to break the "tradition" of the two term president, so strongly was the model that "the General" set for the office and the government.)
Holding your hands over your ears in an attempt to pretend history doesn't exist is stupid.


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With Alexander Guerrero's injury concerns in the Dominican Winter League, perhaps Gordon gets one more shot as a starter in the majors -- at second base with the Dodgers.
Gordon began the offseason by going to the Dominican to play the outfield with Licey. He played primarily center field, but also dabbled in the corners. He handled himself well enough, reportedly, as he surely has the athleticism to handle the outfield. The bad thing is, his bat doesn't play especially well out there. He's a career .256/.301/.312 hitter in 669 plate appearances, which leaves a lot to be desired.
He's now playing in the Puerto Rican Winter League in hopes of him acclimating himself at second base. He played 20 games at second in Triple-A last year and three with the Dodgers (totaling 3 2/3 innings).
The question isn't particularly with his bat, but with his glove. He was a below-average shortstop. Second base isn't terribly different than shortstop, but a player still needs to be sure-handed at the position. That, and inaccurate throws, were Gordon's bugaboos at the position. A shift to second base should, in theory, cut down on the throwing errors. His arm is plenty strong, but sometimes he doesn't know where it's going.
With Guerrero's hamstring injury preventing him from playing a full winter ball season, second base could be wide open for Gordon's taking.
There is no other viable second base option beyond Gordon and Guerrero on the Dodgers' roster -- even in the minors. Sure, General Manager Ned Colletti mentioned Miguel Rojas by name in a radio interview, there's no earthly way Rojas breaks camp as the Dodgers' opening day second baseman. The Dodgers don't need an offensive powerhouse at second, but thinking Rojas -- a career .234/.302/.287 hitter in the minors -- could be the team's opening day second baseman is borderline clinical.
As of now, it's Gordon's job for the taking. It's entirely possible the Dodgers acquire someone to play a couple months as the starting second baseman while Guerrero gets more seasoning in the minors (preferably Triple-A). But Gordon being able to handle the position would make things a lot easier, and increase his utility.
Of course, the Dodgers not picking up Mark Ellis' option (would have cost them an additional $4.75 million) and them not retaining Nick Punto looks like a mistake right now. What do they say about hindsight and 20/20...?
If Gordon is ever going to amount to anything other than a mediocre utility player (which is isn't, at the moment), this could be his last shot at doing so. He could bat eighth, not make mind-numbing errors at second and be a player who provides positive value (or at the very least, replacement level value), then the Dodgers would be more than thrilled. But I'm not holding my breath.
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Welcome to VegWeb's Soft Launch!
Hi all!
I just wanted to thank you all for stopping by the newly redesigned VegWeb! We're so proud of and excited about the site, and we hope you will be too.
There's a new blog section where we'll regularly post site news and have fun guest chef posts and all sorts of great stuff. Find out about the soft launch and about new and coming attractions here: http://vegweb.com/blogs/welcome-vegweb
As always, if you have any questions or comments, shoot me a private message or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Again, so excited, and stay tuned for even more delicious happenings!
It would be good if there were a way to report spambot posts to Admin. There's a new one in Stroller Derby today. 1 post with Nike Jersey hyperlinks in it.
I just thought i'd drop by to mention some of the issues i've been experiencing. In hopes it will help.
I still don't have any of the recipes i've saved over the last 10 years.
Also, I occassionally have the same problem as others where I log in and it shows me logged in as another user.
And sometimes I don't stayed logged in. I go to another page and i'm not logged in then to another and i'm logged in again.
Thanks Laura and the others for all of your hard work. The site looks wonderful!
I really like the new site, but I miss a vegetable categorie in the recipe section, where all the recipes that lost their categorie divided over the other categories?
I used to visit vegweb multiple times daily. I realized that the thing I liked most about the old site was the "Recent Reviews" list on the homepage that automatically updated. I found and tried so many of my now go-to recipes because I saw them listed there (actually either there or on the rotating user recipe pics that were on the sidebar, which I also greatly miss). I never would have purposely searched for them on the Recipes page. Please bring this back! Even if it's not on the homepage. I'm not really active in the communities, but finding recipes that were recently reviewed on vegweb is what helped me most in becoming and staying vegan. It gives new ideas and I think it attracts people in a different way than just having the "Most Popular" and "New" recipes listed. I also fear that without it my cooking repertoire will suffer a lot :(
One of the good things about the old recipe boxes was the ability to create your own categories, with your own personalised and changeable labels. So yeah, you could have Desserts or Sides or whatever, but I had a category I called "As Yet Untested" where I put things that looked interesting, to decide whether or not to keep them.
and then everyone i am following dissappeared :(
i was following them on the new site
how come when i click on a recipe like melty cheese i am only able to see the 1 main picture being used and not all the others uploaded by other users? is that something you guys are still working on?
I haven't been logged in recently, so I'm not sure if this is related to the recent update or not, but threads with new posts don't seem to be marked as new anymore on topic listing pages (I mean pages like this).
Also, as I mentioned in another thread, off-site search engines are not (doing a good job of) providing links to threads in the new forums. My speculation about the cause of this is that there are many sites which link to threads in the old forums but very few which link to threads in the new forums. So even if the search engine re-crawls the site, the working links will have a very low rank compared to the broken links, and thus get buried in the results. I think the only way to fix this is to provide 301 redirections from the old-style to new-style links so search engines will realize that two URLs actually refer to the same thing. (This would have the rather nice side-effect of un-breaking old links.) Notice that search engines return new-style links for recipes (for which vegweb does provide a redirection).
Oh, and when someone makes a new topic, it doesn't show up as the "last post" (on this page), which makes it easy to miss new threads. (I think it has been like this for a while, but I can't remember if anyone has mentioned it.)
It is nice to see that the vegweb team is making progress though.
drats! i hate, hate, hate that i have to search through upteen pages in my recipe box to find a recipe. can't wait for the ability to create categories again, but i'm really not looking forward to having to spend hours reorganizing (labeling/filing) them all over again. :( i'm sure transforming a website is no easy task, but after months and months of waiting to be able to consistently be able to access the site again only to find frustration after frustration with the changes... i'm frustrated! :[


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Redlands Christian Migrant Association's annual card drive helps keep agency's child development centers open
Reina Mendez remembers what it was like being the young daughter of migrant workers, traveling from Florida to Michigan for work almost every year.
While she experienced many back-breaking days in the sun, Mendez, 37, also learned the value of an education, earning a bachelor's degree in business.
Today, Mendez's soft spot for social services has led her to become an area coordinator for the Redlands Christian Migrant Association.
Mendez oversees three RCMA child development centers in Marion County, two located in Ocala and another in Anthony.
At the Anthony center on Thursday morning, 28 small children were divided into three rooms for activities and education. The children played and laughed while parents and guardians were out working.
This is the slow time of year for agriculture migrant jobs in Marion County. There are only about 90 children at the three centers. At its peak, during next spring's blueberry season, the agency will serve as many as 225 children in the area.
It's that time of year that RCMA holds its annual Christmas card drive. The proceeds help with the costs of running the agency's 71 Florida centers that serve 7,000 preschool children in farm areas.
The artwork on the front of the cards is made by the children who attend the centers. The cost is $15 for 10 cards.
To order Christmas cards, go the agency's website — www.rcma.org/holidaycards — or call RCMA's Judy Brill at 800-282-6540. For orders of more than 100 cards, email Sonia Tghe at firstname.lastname@example.com or call her at 813-975-8377.
Founded in 1965 by Mennonite Church volunteers in the Redlands farming area of southern Miami-Dade County, RCMA provides a "nurturing" environment for children while their parents work, according to the agency's website.
Maurin Urdaneta, the Anthony center director, gave a tour of the spotless facility. In the Blue Horse infant room, two workers tended to newborns. In the Orange Bear toddler room, teachers worked on coloring projects. And in the Yellow Duck room, children ages 4 and 5 were leaning English and Spanish.
Urdaneta said she was a mainstream teacher and got the chance to join RCMA, learning by experience the hard work these laborers put in.
Every year RCMA employees travel to one Marion County-area blueberry farm for a fundraiser. The employees go and collect all of the leftover blueberries after the harvest is completed in late spring. Last year, RCMA collected $5,500 worth of berries, and the farm matched that amount.
"I know it is hard to think snow and standard Christmas when the temperature is in the 80s, but our kids have great imaginations," said Barbara Mainster, RCMA's executive director. "And it has achieved lots of good for many years."
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Tourism guests at AGM - industry invitation Trip Advisor to give presentation
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It hasn't been done before, so let's do it! A series of industry presentations and delicious lunch prior to the mid-afternoon Riverina Tourism AGM, followed by drinks and hors d'oeuvres.
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By 11 p.m. on Tuesday, a three-alarm fire at the Ward Building was under control as firefighters from around the region battled the blaze.
Crews were first called to the scene around 9:15 p.m. Initial responders found smoke, which they believed was coming from the attic on the southeast corner of the building, Loveland Fire Rescue Authority Fire Inspection Technician Ty Drage said.
"They were going to do an offensive attack and then went to defensive," Drage said.
The decision to fight the fire from the outside rather than the inside was made because of the ferocity of fire and out of concern for the safety of firefighters, Drage said.
There was also a partial roof collapse on the north side of the building, which Dan Smith, a nearby resident on Cleveland Avenue, believes he may have heard.
"As I was walking down I heard it, it was just a loud boom," Smith said.
At the scene, hundreds of onlookers gathered to watch the firefighters' efforts but were being kept at a distance by Loveland police, who said fire officials were worried about possible explosions.
"It's even worse than when we first got here," said 29th Street resident Rachel McGuire.
McGuire and her mother, Brenda, watched the eerie image of a mannequin burning on the first floor of the office building around 10:30 p.m.
In addition to Ward Construction, the Ward Building contains businesses including Accent Counseling, James Oligmueller Dentistry and the accounting office of Mike Emerson.
Emerson, whose office is in the front of the building, stood across Lincoln and watched as firefighters gained control of the blaze around 10:45 p.m. He said he had returned to his Windsor home from a vacation in Montreal two hours earlier.
"I got a call from one of my clients, who asked me if I was going to Loveland. I said, 'What for?' He said, 'Your building's on fire,'" Emerson said. He said he'd had his office in the Ward Building almost nine years.
"If it were tax season, I'd still be in there," Emerson said.
Drage said there was no information that anyone had been in the building when the fire broke out.
Every Loveland Fire Rescue Authority apparatus was working the fire with mutual aide from Johnstown, Poudre Fire Authority, Greeley, Frederick/Firestone, Berthoud, Big Thompson Canyon and Windsor-Severance. Thompson Valley EMS was also on scene. A Berthoud firefighter was injured and was treated at the scene.
With four ladder trucks working the fire, Drage said keeping the flames away from nearby trees and other structures was a challenge, as well as water supply.
Lincoln Avenue was closed for about six blocks to allow crews from around the area to fight the fire.
More than a dozen residents on 22nd Place, a cul-de-sac directly east of the Ward Building, were evacuated from their homes for several hours.
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| May 13, 2014, 6:57 pm
Hema Mullur, anchor-reporter at Fox31/Channel 2 at 7 and 10 p.m., will leave for KEYE-TV in Austin. The Texan is returning to her home state to work at the CBS affiliate. She will remain on the air here until June 6.
"It's been a wonderful three years here," Mullur said Tuesday. The anchor she will replace is retiring after 30 years in the market. "(Judy Maggio) is the Adele Arakawa of Austin, so I have very big shoes to fill. There were only a couple of cities I would have left Denver for and Austin was at the top of that list."
With Mullur leaving and Deborah Takahara getting ready to go on maternity leave, sounds like recent hire Aristea Brady is going to be busy.


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In the Smyrna Town Council election Monday, Tony DeFeo won the at-large seat, while Regina Brown was elected in District 1.
Smyrna voters elected Tony DeFeo and Regina Brown to serve on Smyrna Town Council in this year's municipal election on Monday, April 26.
DeFeo, who was appointed to a vacant council seat 10 months ago, won a three-way race for an at-large seat with 203 votes, ahead of David Pleasanton (139) and John Rhoades (50).
Brown won Smyrna Council's District 1 seat with 49 votes, while Patricia Damestoir received 28 votes.
Smyrna Board of Elections chair Marian Bower announced the election results about 23 minutes after the polls closed at 8 p.m. at the Citizens' Hose Company firehouse.
DeFeo said his experience on council helped him in this year's election because it gave residents an opportunity to see him in action.
"They got to see what kind of person and what kind of councilman I am," he said. "I'm very humbled that they came out and supported me in this fashion. I'll do my best to listen to them and not let them down."
The fourth time was a charm for Regina Brown, who was unsuccessful in three previous runs for council before winning election this year.
"I've worked on committee for three years now and I just feel I'm ready," she said.
Brown thanked her supporters – both inside District 1 and outside the district.
"There were people who were very committed to my campaign, and I want to thank them very much for that," she said.
Joining DeFeo and Brown on town council will be Bob Novotny, who was unopposed for a 1-year at-large seat.
DeFeo and Brown were both elected to 3-year terms on council.
Smyrna election results
District 1 seat
Regina Brown 49 63.6 percent
Patricia Damestoir 28 36.4 percent
At-large seat
Tony DeFeo 203 51.8 percent
David Pleasanton 139 35.5 percent
John Rhoades 50 12.8 percent
Number of voters 402
Machine 387
Absentee 15
Low voter turnout
Monday's voter turnout was lower than in recent years.
A total of 402 people voted in this year's election; 387 went to the polls, and 15 voted by absentee ballot.
Last year, 747 people voted in an election where the mayor's seat and an at-large council seat were contested.
Just 481 people voted in 2008, but the only contested seats that year were the District 2 council seat and a special election for the District 1 seat. As a result, residents from just two of the town's three voting districts could vote in the election.
In the 2007 election, 1,556 residents voted. The mayor's seat, the District 1 council seat and an at-large council seat were all up for election that year.


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Yom sheni, 23 Kislev 5772.
I am an Orthodox Jewess.
I use the word "Jewess" purposefully, because it is under-used and accurate. As princess is to prince, it speaks of my unique role, which I find beautiful. I don't want to be marginalized by being lumped in with Jews as a group.
I don't believe that I have the right, nor do I gain anything, by telling other Jews how to dress and where to sit. (This excludes my own children, and certain young guests, who actually come to my table to hear me say "One more button, Shimon." I kid you not.)
While I am not part of the Israeli Hareidi scene, I have respect for their culture. I tend to dress just a little more modestly when I go into their neighborhoods, out of respect for their sensibilites. I do not see a need to upset them. While theirs is not my personal way of expressing my Orthodoxy, I do not find any value in offending them on their turf.
I find it offensive when I see a caption under a photo of shoppers willingly separated by a mechitza in a Hareidi store that intimates that they are extremists. Men and women have chosen this way to express their interpretation of G-d's demand for modesty within their own community. Having lived and visited in both the American and Israeli Hareidi communities, I know that most Hareidi women value this version of modesty as much as do the men. And these are not oppressed women. They are very strong proponents of their view of Orthodoxy.
That said, I am hurt and offended when non-adherents of these views are harassed, threatened, or even merely embarrassed.
Years ago, before I made aliyah, I experienced some of this maltreatment.
I boarded a bus for a neighborhood unfamiliar to me, on my way to request a blessing from a great Torah luminary. A man in his thirties began to berate me loudly in Yiddish. I had no clue what I had done wrong. Eager to end this embarrassing situation, I explained to him that I could not understand what he was saying. I tried in my meager Hebrew, and then resorted to English. Finally, a woman a seat or two behind me explained that I was sitting too far toward the front of the bus. As I looked around me, I acknowledged the separate nature of the bus. I got up and sat behind the woman. But before I left my seat, I explained to the man, in English, that his approach was terrible, and was surely more offensive to Torah than where I unintentionally sat.
I am not a woman who needs to make a point of sitting in the front of the bus to prove a point. I have lived among normal, healthy Hareidim long enough to know that most Hareidi men don't think of woman as second-class citizens. (You have only to be inside their homes to know this first-hand.) So there is no reason to go all Rosa Parks. She did have something to prove, as blacks in those days in America were indeed relegated to using separate facilities due to discrimination.
But I am highly offended when someone teaches through intimidation, rather than through patiently explaining. Whether the young man was correct or not -- and since the bus was a public rather than private bus, and therefore he was not correct -- is beside the point. The Torah forbids embarrassing a fellow Jew. Had he given me the benefit of the doubt and assumed that I did not know this cultural convention, he could have said his words gently. Or, better yet, he could have rolled his eyes to his male seatmate and endured my presence.
There is an old Japanese kōan about a couple of monks walking through the village, talking of philosophical concepts. They approach a giant puddle in the road, before which is standing a geisha, who cannot cross without soiling her beautiful garments. Without pausing in his dialogue, one of the monks breaks tradition, and picks up the geisha, carrying her across the puddle. He sets her down, and continues speaking with his fellow monk. After some time, he realizes that his companion has been silent since the puddle. "What is going on in your mind, my friend?" he asks.
"I cannot believe that my friend and colleague broke our tradition by touching the woman," the second monk responded.
His friend looked at him, astonished. "Oh -- are you still carrying her?"
For all of the avowed modesty of these loud, rude and sometimes violent Hareidi individuals, methinks they protest too much to be truly following the laws of modesty.
If Orthodox Jews feel a mission to bring our fellow Jews closer to our interpretation of a Torah life, we certainly do not bring them closer by berating them, by putting up offensive signs, by threatening those who do not keep whatever level of religiosity we deem appropriate. (And, in fact, my friends in the Hareidi community also disagree with the intimidation approach.)
We are enjoined by most normal, healthy rabbis to set an example by how we live our lives. And we still have a lot to do in the realm of exhibiting acceptable Torah behavior with our own bodies, minds and actions. We should display the highest standards of ahavat Yisrael, honesty in business, politeness and purity of speech, among other character traits demanded by the Torah, rather than wasting our time and G-d's time by demanding that others live as we see fit.
Professor Alan Dershowitz and I have virtually nothing in common politically. But I have to agree with a statement he made in a recent interview. "The debates in Israel have become so extreme, with Israelis calling each other facists, and predicting that Israel will become a facist country, and will eliminate all democracy... My suggestion to Israelis is: cool it. Calm down. Stop calling each other names."
We will most successfully bring the harmony we seek by respecting rather than condemning each other.


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The sun has got his hat on... hip hip hip - blahhh! The fickle month of April, that typically has us Brits drenched in the wet stuff and cowering under our stereotypical "Made in Britain" waxed, waterproofs. Has been replaced by a serene scene of scented carpets and our usual stagnant city air is now laced with the delicious and distinct scent of sizzling fat on smoldering barbecues. With our pagan G-D blessing our usually drizzly isles with glorious sunshine, we have come one in worshiping the sunshine. Layers have been shed, baring almost all on our tiny high-rise balconies to bathe in our pagan G-D's warm kiss.
Though for I, the little spy, the early coming of summers bliss is bitter sweet. Bitter because I have been stripped of my final month of layering. I revel in tiers of fabrics and contrasting textures and summer prevents just that. Instead we plod along in yawn inducing tee's and knobbly knees, exposed by shorts in various shades of boring.
Impatiently I await for autumn's return. Until then I look to Dana Lee's impeccable FW11 collection, which consists of simplistic layers of rag-knits, hopsack shirting and marino wools in the most delectable colour pallet of deep burgundies, orange rusts, lavenders and olive greens.
Pics courtesy of Dana Lee


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No signature or credit line on this Tarantinoesque heist story from the June 1953 issue of Adventure magazine. What a shame... the stark, high-contrast artwork perfectly suits "Public Enemy No.3", Edward Bentz's narrative as he describes in no-nonsense detail how he and his tough-as-nails team of bad guys rob a bank.
Interesting to me is the almost comic book-style grid employed by the artist, giving this piece a graphic narrative quality that seems a little ahead of its time.
I can't say I've ever come across this style before so I haven't a clue who did the art. Perhaps a moon-lighting comic artist picking up a little scratch on the side?
As was the case with crime stories in comic books, a clear message had to be sent to the reader in the end: "Crime does not pay."
... in case you were getting any ideas.
I've pulled out the occassional panel from each page for you here -- but if you want to study all the art in greater detail, go to my new Crime! Flickr set and click the "All Sizes" tab above each image.
Celebrating illustration, design, cartoon and comic art of the mid-20th century.
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'Amazingly comprehensive and thoroughly researched, The Oxford Companion to the American Musical is a must for any theatre professional or theatre fan.' Stephen Flaherty
With more than two thousand entries, this guide offers a wealth of information on musicals, performers, composers, lyricists, producers, choreographers, and much more. Biographical entries range from early stars Fred Astaire, Bing Crosby, Mary Martin, and Mae West to contemporary show-stoppers Nathan Lane, Savion Glover, and Kristin Chenoweth, while composers Irving Berlin, George Gershwin, Richard Rodgers, and Andrew Lloyd Webber all have articles, and the choreography of Bob Fosse, Tommy Tune, and Debbie Allen receives due examination. The plays and films covered range from modern hits like Mamma Mia! and Moulin Rouge! to timeless classics such as Yankee Doodle Dandy and Show Boat. Also, numerous musicals written specifically for television appear throughout, and many entries follow a work - Babes in Toyland for example - as it moves across genres, from stage, to film, to television. The Companion also includes cross references, a comprehensive listing of recommended recordings and further reading, a useful chronology of all the musicals described in the book, plus a complete index of Tony Award and Academy Award winners.


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The more humans learn about the ocean, the more that is realized about how critical these vast bodies of water are to human health and well-being. Sometimes the ocean helps humankind, as when a marine organism yields a new medical treatment, and at other times, the ocean poses the threat of coastal storm surges or toxic algal blooms. This report explores the links among physical oceanography, public health, epidemiology, marine biology, and medicine in understanding what the ocean has to offer. It also recommends ways society can implement exciting new technologies to monitor the physics, chemistry, and biology of the ocean to recognize change as it happens.


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So I live in Russian Hill and am thinking of getting an inflatable to paddle around Aquatic park and in the bay on big ebb tides*.
Anyone used one that they liked?
I assume they're no good for surf but I doubt I'd be using in waves that much anyway, but are small waves okay?
How long does it take to pump?
Is it portable enough that you'd walk four city blocks with it and pump it up?
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