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I got an email the other day from a man going through a divorce. Frank said he is feeling old as he nears his 30th birthday and would love the company of a younger woman — not just to fuck, but to hang out with as well.
Yesterday was very nice. Because I got a client Saturday night, I wasn't worried about the time I'd spend with Frank because he'd be the only one I'd take for the day.
We met up at 11:30, where he spent more on our brunch than I spend in groceries a week. Me being terribly nosy, I noticed he tipped over 20%. The food was wonderful, and I asked to have a doggy bag for the pastries.
I totally had the wrong idea about what this man wanted. I assumed we were going to have a swanky brunch and then fuck. He asked me if I could do anything in the city today, what would I do. I answered truthfully, and to my surprise, we did it. Unfortunately, it was an outside attraction, and we got caught in the rain.
We didn't end up having sex because I was soaked and wanted to go home to change my shoes (I changed from high heels to some flimsy fold up ballet flats), but I'm betting next time sex will happen… Which is reassuring to me, oddly enough.
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Last night, I made a huge mistake concerning a client. I didn't set a price with him. I totally thought I had, but after being stood up a total of four times yesterday, I guess I confused him with a should-have-been client.
He was super polite, though, and gave the money. But it was a scary moment for me. Some people tell me I'm not worth the price I give, but I definitely think I am. And I'm fine if people don't feel the same way.
Stupid luck. I won't make that mistake again.
One was Adar, who already paid, so that's fine. When the second guy canceled on me, he kept trying to dirty talk me. I got pissy with him and asked why he was continuing to dirty talk me if he wasn't going to pay. He started laughing, and I told him to fuck himself.
He actually said to me, "But you're just a hooker."
I'm a hooker who knows his real name and where he works. The stupid fucker used his real email address.
Now, I'm not going to track him down or call where he works, but this guy is a fucking moron.
On Sunday, I was to meet with Adar, a doctor. Because of his job taking him away to other cities and making him have strange work hours, he doesn't have time for a relationship. I was excited because doctors are usually loaded, and maybe he would want to make meeting up a regular thing.
I wasn't disappointed. He was sharply dressed when he picked me up in his silver sports car. However, when I got into his car (leather interior!!), he said a patient had called him while he was driving to me. He didn't have enough time to "spend time" with me.
But he asked if he could pay me and take a rain check. I suddenly got nervous, because I'm always concerned that the people I meet with might be with law enforcement. I asked him to touch my breasts.
"Sorry, I just really need to make sure you aren't a cop…"
I have no idea if a cop would touch you or not, but that's one of the reasons I only take money after I've had sex with someone.
Anyway, Adar gave me the money. I'm supposed to meet up with him tomorrow. I am confused and a little touched by this leap of faith.
So, you got to know a little bit about me… Now you get to know how I got started with being a lady of the night!
The story's kind of weird. I didn't go into this on purpose. It did come as sort of a blessing, though.
In the middle of June, my hours (along with the hours of everyone else I worked with) got cut at my job. I was already not making a lot of money and barely making my rent. Having my already meager hours cut was devistating. So, I applied to different places. Then I answered someone's craigslist ad.
Kevin was a guy in his mid-fifties who was just visiting town on business. He was being put up in a ritzy hotel by his employer, and he was feeling generous.
Shit, I thought. I could use someone who is generous in bed. And I'd love to sleep with an older guy. So, we exchanged pictures. He was cute and pretty in shape, so I was excited. Kevin kept asking about cab fare, saying he knew how expensive traveling around the city could be. I explained I had a bus pass and that it would be easy to get to him. He kept asking if I was sure, which I thought was courteous, but unecessary.
The sex was good, and he was very generous sexually. I really enjoyed it, though our pillow talk was a bit strange. He told me a story about buying a prostitute in Thailand and how every time he visits a new city, he sleeps with a new girl. He wasn't rude or anything, and his story about Thailand was pretty interesting. After a bit of banter, I told him I had to be going.
As he went to the bathroom to wash up, he mentioned he left me cab money on his night stand. I thanked him and put the money in my pocket. I didn't check to see what he'd left me; I assumed it would be around $20 (I saw the $10 bill on top and expected a five and some ones).
It wasn't until I decided to buy a sandwich from a street vendor that I saw he had left me A $100 bill and two $20 bills under the ten. That's when the light went off.
So, before I delve into the deep and the dirty, I suppose I should tell you all a bit about myself and how I got into sex work. I mean, I want this diary to be scandelous and sexy, but I think a foundation would help.
So, about me. I'm 20 years old, and I live in a fairly large city. I'd rather not get into too many specifics about where, as I know internet detectives can find people with a single picture (I'm looking at you, 4chan!). I weigh, currently, roughly 250 pounds, though my weight tends to fluctuate.
Because I'm not much of a fashionista, I only have two dresses. And I have only one pair of high heels. I'm really not into dressing up during any other part of my life. If I'm supposed to be wearing something nice, I'll wear dress slacks and a button-down shirt. And I'll wear flats. I'm awful with high heels.


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text: Shouts & Murmurs November 28, 2011 Issue We Are the One Per Cent By John Kenney Table of Contents Credit Laurie Rosenwald Average wealth of the top 1 percent was almost $14 million in 2009, according to a 2011 report from the Economic Policy Institute. —Washingtonpost.com. "Shit is fucked up and bullshit." —Sign seen at the Occupy Wall Street protest in lower Manhattan. We, too, have mobilized. We come from near and far, by any means necessary, some on private jets, others on extremely large private jets. But you will not find us sleeping in a park and waiting in line at a Burger King to urinate. Have you heard of Mustique? Because that's where we have mobilized. Don't bother trying to Google Earth us, though, because we have proprietary military software that prevents you from doing so. Our numbers may be smaller than those demonstrating in New York and other cities, but we are still a movement, coalesced around a cause, sleeping two and sometimes three people to a villa. Perhaps you are wondering what our cause is. Perhaps you're wondering why we, the richest people on the planet, have come together. Perhaps you're curious whether what we're undertaking couldn't technically be called a vacation. These are all good questions. We're angry. We're angry at something we're calling "imagined frustration." By this we mean that, except for Congress, the White House, banks, major lobbyists, and the editorial boards of Fox News and the Wall Street Journal, no one is listening to us. And we're tired of it. You claim to know something about us. You think we are rich beyond comprehension, that we can do anything we please at any time, go anywhere we want at a moment's notice, wander the earth in a state of constant bliss, enjoying abundant and fabulous sex. Perhaps you do know us. There are those in the more liberal press who have questioned whether the wealthiest one per cent truly understand how difficult life is for so many Americans right now, and to that we would say— Oh, look, someone just brought in lobster and a Bollinger Grande Année. Except for money and the almost unnatural flawlessness of my skin, we are no different, you and I. I don't know who you are or what you look like or how much money you have in the bank. Nor does it matter. Because we're just men. Unless you are a woman. Or a child. Or a pony. But ponies don't read magazines, do they? Unless they're precocious ponies, like Mister Ed. And he wasn't real. But I think you get my point. And that is: we are the same, except for the coarseness of the skin on your elbows. Do you know that feeling, upon waking at 4 A.M., heart racing, your mind looking twenty, thirty years down the road, wondering how you are going to make ends meet? Worrying about what would happen if you lost your job, asking yourself how you're going to pay for your kids' college or retire? Well, I don't. But I read a story about it once and remember thinking, I'm so glad that's not me. What do we want? Here is our manifesto, still very much a work in progress, as it's cocktail hour and several of our protesters are out at the pool: —All wealth should be shared equally among the wealthy. —Eradicate poverty. (Note: Maybe a clearer way to say this would be "Eradicate the poor." Need to discuss.) —End business as usual. (Note: Several members like the sound of this, but they don't know what it means. A suggestion has been made to add the word "hours" after "business.") —Implement a rule whereby the public cannot look at us and must keep a distance of at least twenty feet at all times. 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NFL: Washington 23, Philadelphia 17
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Redskins' Springs out for 3 to 6 weeks
Niners get wide receiver Jacobs from Skins
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Portis-Bailey deal becomes official
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Shawn Springs (born March 11, 1975 in Williamsburg, Virginia) is an American football cornerback for the New England Patriots of the National Football League. He was drafted by the Seattle Seahawks third overall in the 1997 NFL Draft. He played college football at Ohio State.
A Pro Bowl selection in 1998, Springs has also played for the Washington Redskins. He is the son of former NFL running back Ron Springs.
Shawn Springs was raised in Silver Spring, Maryland. Prior to attending Springbrook High School, Springs was a standout athlete at Orange High School in Cleveland, Ohio. He was an all-state selection in football at Springbrook High School in Silver Spring where he played running back and cornerback.


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Dan Baum, Nine Lives: Death and Life in New Orleans
"Stop thinking of New Orleans as the worst-organized city in the United States," author Dan Baum starts off this book. "Start thinking of it as the best-organized city in the Caribbean."
Baum, a writer for magazines such as the New Yorker, spends the next 319 pages showing us what he means. The book is "a multi-voiced biography" of nine ordinary (perhaps I should say "not famous" because there's nothing "ordinary" about some of these lives) people living in New Orleans up to and right after Hurricane Katrina.
The book is a narrative, although written, of course, from an outsider's vantage point. You won't find the subtleties of New Orleans culture or even the accents that you would find in, for instance, John Kennedy Toole's great novel A Confederacy of Dunces. But you'll find here what many reviewers rightly, I think, note is an "empathetic" and "compassionate" account of human stories in an almost-drowned City with many more than nine lives.
If you don't have time to read the book, read the "About This Book" section at the front. Baum does a very good job explaining, I think, why New Orleanians, despite the poverty, the murders, the corrupt government officials, consistently rate on surveys as the happiest of Americans.
As Baum puts it: "In the context of a techno-driven, profit-crazy hyper-efficient self-image of the United States, New Orleans is a city-sized act of civil disobedience."
Even if you've never been to New Orleans, this book will make you think about what makes your city or village or town unique, and will call you to love it (and the human stories buzzing about within it) more.
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Kanto Illustrations #050 - 073 - Created by Piper Thibodeau
Piper's fantastic series to illustrate the entire Pokedex marches on, and here is the latest installment! As usual, Piper's take on each Pokemon is fun, creative, and delightfully well executed. Be sure to follow along on Tumblr or Twitter for all the latest updates.
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The thing that sucks about mental illness is that if you aren't depressed enough, suicidal enough, bad enough, nobody cares. Nobody cares until you reach their standard, and that standard is when your problem is bad enough to effect them
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The Miami Heat are focused on winning their third straight title in as many years but the inevitable fact of having to look ahead at what the makeup of the roster will be in 2014-15 is going to come around sooner than we all think and this roster could lose a few notable faces in free agency.
Everyone seems to get hot and bothered about the Heat's Big 3 leaving but that's just not going to happen this offseason regardless of the outcome of the NBA Finals. Mario Chalmers is a different story though, and he may end up chasing the money in the offseason to get paid the big deal Miami may not be able to give him.
Lang Greene of Basketball Insiders argues that Chalmers will be inclined to leave the Miami Heat and take the money offered to him elsewhere in the NBA.
"If Chalmers has an opportunity to go get paid this summer he has to go and get the money," the former player told Basketball Insiders. "If he leaves the money on the table now, he also leaves his biggest opportunity to maximize his earnings on it as well. If he takes a multi-year short money deal now, he won't get another chance at 31 or 32 [years old]. At that point he'll be in one-year territory."
This isn't something that is all that hard to believe, as the money Chalmers would get from the Heat would likely be dwarfed by what he is likely to be offered in free agency from a team desperate to get a bit of the Heat dynasty shine on them. He could stay, but the smart thing to do would be to leave and take the money unless Chalmers is truly dedicated to what he has in Miami and is willing to give up millions for another title shot.
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SULTAN Holdings' new $30 million development in the Hobart CBD underlines the company's faith in the city as it continues to invest in Tasmanian projects.
The company, which recently completed the $50 million Wellington Court upgrade, is developing another car park and shopping complex on the corner of Bathurst and Argyle streets.
The 10-storey complex will have 700 car parking spaces and shops on the ground floor facing Bathurst St.
Work began this week and is due to be complete by June next year.
"It will give Bathurst St a bit of a lift, which it needs. We will bring people back to Bathurst St again," Ali Sultan said.
"We believe in Hobart city. We are strong investors here.
"We are not denying that retail is difficult, but we think Tasmania is doing OK by comparison."
Mr Sultan said that through years of investment and development his company was changing the CBD.
"I put in the Market Place car park in 2002, the first one, then I put the hotel at 58 Collins St, then apartments at 81 Macquarie."
He said the city needed the Myer development to go ahead as soon as possible.
"We like to think out these developments and think what the city needs and complement it, like the supermarket in Wellington St, which the CBD didn't have before, and linking to the hospital."
Mr Sultan said the new development would have entry points from Bathurst and Argyle streets and a walkway through to Liverpool St.
Sultan Holdings own two blocks of land on Montpelier Retreat, which are next on the list to be developed.
"Salamanca will be a major project for us," he said.
"It has been my dream to give Salamanca that rejuvenation, like we have done in the city."
Mr Sultan said he would continue to invest in Tasmania, and not just the CBD and hopes to develop at The Springs at the base of Mt Wellington.
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– CM Punk is being advertised as a guest on an episode of "Maron" on IFC with comedian Mark Maron. The new season starts in May.
– Hulk Hogan has been announced for the SmackDown taping at the London O2 on May 20th.
– WWE officials have been talking about possibly repackaging Tyson Kidd.
– After Bo Dallas and Adam Rose come up to WWE's main roster, the plan is to have the next batch of NXT stars in line to come up are Sami Zayn and NXT Tag Team Champions The Ascension.
– As seen during WrestleMania 30 weekend, they aired more live WWE Network shows during the week and axxess. WWE is planning on doing the same during SummerSlam weekend.
– As we reported last Sunday night, Vickie Guerrero decided to leave WWE for a regular life, there has been some question on if there was any heat on her for leaving. According to sources, there was no heat on and she just wanted to move into the regular world.
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LW, I am so very sorry that someone treated you this way, and I hope you can take the part where Heather says she's with you, and everyone reading this is with you, to heart. You will feel better. It will take work of the mental/emotional variety, but you're clearly willing and capable of that, and YOU. WILL. FEEL. BETTER. Good, even. I promise you.
Heather...wow. I read these every week and regardless of the question I always find useful bits in your responses that apply to me or to a friend, whether I paste quotes into a g-chat or just use what I learn from you to be a better friend to someone. But this one hit home in a pretty epic way and I just want to say thank you, so much.
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Oh Polly. I love this so much.
On Ask Polly: Will I Be Alone Forever?
"In other words, it was exactly like every bad two-year relationship I'd ever had, condensed into two hours. So efficient! After the party, I went home alone and ate a giant bowl of beet soup with some blue cheese on toast. Isn't it romantic?"
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I wasn't cheated on, but I left my ex-husband around the time J. Lo left Marc Anthony and I kept seeing her be fabulous in the tabloids and imagining she was my sister-in-divorce (important note: with the exception of "Jenny from the Block" and the brief period when I lived in Cambridge and heard amazing stories about Affleck essentially wandering the streets after their break up, I've never been a J. Lo fan, and I was, and remain, far, far less fabulous). @Sara Miller, come to New York, and I will buy you a drink. Or a million drinks. (Also: PROPS for owning a Yaris.)
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Note Endorsement: A board certified forensic document examiner inspected my court file, including the original note and mortgage. He certified by way of an affidavit, & possibly to testify, that the blank endorsement was STAMPED after issuance of summons. There was no written signature, by a VP of a bank that closed 8 months prior to issuance of summons. The note attached to the summons was not endorsed. Three filings made in the case had minor changes that altered the note. The plaintiff's attorneys are renowned for robo-signing, even in these days, and had numerous Fraud on the Court judgments against them. With this information, together with 14 other major problems including strong Federal and State evidential exhibits, what are my chances in a Motion to Dismiss for Fraud on the Court?
You do not have good chances of success at a Motion to Dismiss under the circumstances. A Motion to Dismiss tests the sufficiency of the pleadings. The Court is supposed to accept as true any well-pleaded allegations in the complaint. If there is a dispute about facts, those would have to be resolved at either a Motion for Summary Judgment (after discovery is completed) or after trial.
Affidavits and other evidence that are outside of the pleadings (the Complaint and/or the Answer) are not permitted to be considered on a motion to dismiss. You can and should develop your case further through discovery, request for documents, interrogatories, request for admissions, deposition testimony. After this is completed you can notice the case as being ready for trial or file a motion for summary judgment if there are no disputed issues of fact.
This is a great time to hire a competent attorney to address these issues for you, because the rules of civil procedure and evidence will either be your friend or your foe.
How could your expert possibly know that the original note was endorsed after the summons was issued? Did he reach this conclusion because the copy of the note attached to the original complaint did not have the blank endorsement of the later-filed original promissory note? Using a scanned copy of the original promissory note without endorsements as an exhibit to a complaint is sloppy paperwork and used to be common practice, and it may give rise to legitimate defenses, but fraud on the court is not one of them. You may be surprised at how unimpressed your trial court judge is with your expert's affidavit when it comes before the court. If the original note has been filed a summary judgment hearing is probably coming up shortly.
Contact experienced foreclosure defense counsel to help you defend your case and guide you to your best outcome while you still have time.
Believe it or not, it is OK to stamp an endorsement. But the person using the stamp must be the person on the stamp, and how you would prove otherwise is beyond me.
Fraud on the court is a special animal and is generally applied where the perpetrator used fraudulent means to acquire jurisdiction of the court or prevent a fair hearing in acquiring the jurisdiction. The fraud is on the court, not you.
You need an attorney and should have had one before you had the documents examined. There is more to this case then you have explained in your post and the only legitimate direction that anyone can give you is to hire a competent attorney. You should strategize this case with a realistic end goal and an exit strategy, if necessary.
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Blinded by Coffee
September 29, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
Sadie Stein wrote earlier today about Balzac, who was famously enamored of coffee—especially coffee on an empty stomach—as a creative agent, so much so that it probably killed him. On the other end of the spectrum is J. M. Holaday, a—scholar? an armchair scientist? he's a man about whom Google reveals little—whose sole publication, an essay called "Coffee-Drinking and Blindness," survives him. The piece appeared in the North American Review in September 1888. Rhetorically marvelous if scientifically unsound, it argues emphatically that drinking too much coffee will make you go blind. And this was not, to Holaday's mind, mere conjecture. He begins his essay with bold certitude:
I am satisfied that defective vision and blindness will pretty soon be a prominent characteristic among the American people … I make this assertion without having seen any statistics whatever on the subject of blindness. I found out long ago that a cup of coffee leaves a night-shade on the brain which continues longer than an eclipse of the sun. For some time past I have been consulting with different persons in Council Bluffs, who are suffering with failing sight, and in each instance I ascertained that the unfortunate person was and is a regular coffee-drinker.
Indubitable evidence! Correlation does imply causation! Lest you fear that Holaday is a plant—a tea lobbyist, maybe, or a cola manufacturer—he's quick to note that he was once fond of coffee himself, though he "now feel[s] free of the coffee-drinking vice, and will have no more trouble with it unless I shall again fall a victim to some church supper or to the magnetic blandishments of some buoyant hostess." Read More »
The Ultimate Example of Everything, and Other News
August 27, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Our poetry editor, Robyn Creswell, on the New Museum's current show, "Here and Elsewhere": "So many of today's iconic images are made in the Middle East … For visual artists working from the region, this surfeit of spectacles poses a challenge. When everyday life—at least as it is experienced via a computer screen—regularly throws up these images of terror and drama and the technological sublime, how can a photographer compete?"
- Ben Lerner at the Met: "What interests me about fiction … is in part, its flickering edge between realism and where a tear in the fabric of a story lets in some other sort of light."
- Things that—according to the students and faculty of the first Ashbery Home School, a new writing conference in Hudson, New York—John Ashbery is "the ultimate example of": "surrealism, realism, hyperrealism, distance, proximity, translation, tradition, the grotesque, the beautiful, the blind, the all-seeing, the old, the young, the queer, the hetero, the hedgehog, the fox, the human, the alien, the bric-a-brac in the cupboard, the masterpiece on the wall, painting, cinema, architecture, life." (NB the author of this list describes it as "incomplete and incompetent.")
- A brief history of the problem of sorting, classifying, and otherwise categorizing things: "It is tempting to think making categories is a straightforward scientific enterprise, and that debates will be clearly settled once we've amassed enough data. But the history of science shows this not to be the case … The nature of scientific categories is not merely an empirical issue; it's also a philosophical one, and one affected by self-interest and social forces."
- Today, in posthumous gifts: more than three thousand of Doris Lessing's books are to be donated to a public library in Zimbabwe, where she lived for twenty-five years.
Its Light Was Prodigious
August 18, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
As evidenced by its name, the 1783 Great Meteor was, yes, great and meteoric. At the time, not much else could be said about it with certainty—indeed, when it graced the skies of the British Isles 231 years ago today, it prompted a scientific (or pseudoscientific) crisis. Experts rushed to answer that burning—pun intended—question: What the hell was that?
On the night in question, Paul Sandby, a landscape painter, happened to be with Tiberius Cavallo, an Italian philosopher, hanging out on the terrace of Windsor Castle, enjoying the summer night, taking in the solemn spectacle of the sky, when, as Cavallo later wrote,
some flashes of lambent light, much like the aurora borealis, were first observed on the northern part of the heavens, which were soon perceived to proceed from a roundish luminous body, whose apparent diameter equaled half that of the moon, and almost stationary in the same point of the heavens … This ball at first appeared of a faint bluish light, perhaps from appearing just kindled, or from its appearing through the haziness; but it gradually increased its light, and soon began to move, at first ascending above the horizon in an oblique direction towards the east. Its course in this direction was very short, perhaps of five or six degrees; after which it directed its course towards the east … Its light was prodigious. Every object appeared very distinct; the whole face of the country, in that beautiful prospect before the terrace, being instantly illuminated.
I like the blend of specificity and awe here: Cavallo takes pains to describe the event as accurately as he can, but his account is suffused with the kind of wonder that only comes from confusion. How exciting it must've been, not knowing what was happening, not having the rote assurance of a scientific explanation. This was a time, after all, when one could still refer to the skies as "the heavens" without the slightest trace of irony.
In what amounts to an early example of crowdsourcing, artists and scientists came together to corroborate and dispute various accounts of the meteor. Sandby turned in an excellent watercolor of the phenomenon, and a schoolmaster named Henry Robinson made the engraving below. The meteor became the subject of wide speculation in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society; London Magazine ran an absurd account from a British lieutenant who claimed to have seen the meteor reverse its course, "moving back again, the contrary way to which it came."
True Objective Occurrences
June 17, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
William Crookes, born today in 1832, was a deft scientist—in Britain, he identified the first sample of helium, discovered thallium, invented a radiometer, and developed a vacuum tube to study cathode rays. But he was also a total naïf.
Swayed by spiritualism and the faddish pseudoscience of the day, Crookes regularly attended séances and joined both the Theosophical Society and the Ghost Club—still extant, should you care to sign up. The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, perhaps the best-named misguided occultist group in the history of misguided occultist groups, inducted him in 1890.
What drew someone of Crookes's occupation into such fraudulent circles? Some say it was grief—Crookes's brother had died from yellow fever at only twenty-one, and the scientist presumably yearned to speak with him again. Whatever the case, Crookes's research papers on the paranormal, and thus whole years of his life, are swathed in a kind of dramatic irony. He was one of the few men in his profession who bought into these shaky accounts of the otherworldly. His writing on supernatural phenomena, so outwardly rigorous, shines with melancholy when you realize how deeply he wanted to believe. It's bad science on good faith. Read More »
The Uncommon Birds of George Edwards
April 3, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
George Edwards, born today in 1694, is known as "the father of British ornithology"—as fine a paternal legacy as a guy can hope for. Today, his reputation as a naturalist endures in no small part because of his excellent drawings, which introduced English readers to scores of exotic creatures: first and foremost, birds. His greatest work is the four-volume Natural History of Uncommon Birds, whose full august title deserves to be seen in toto: A Natural History of Uncommon Birds: And of Some Other Rare and Undescribed Animals, Quadrupeds, Fishes, Reptiles, Insects, &c., Exhibited in Two Hundred and Ten Copper-plates, from Designs Copied Immediately from Nature, and Curiously Coloured After Life, with a Full and Accurate Description of Each Figure, to which is Added A Brief and General Idea of Drawing and Painting in Water-colours; with Instructions for Etching on Copper with Aqua Fortis; Likewise Some Thoughts on the Passage of Birds; and Additions to Many Subjects Described in this Work.
These drawings are taken from that work, which you can read here. Of particular note is his illustration of the dodo, which was, even then, extraordinarily rare and facing extinction.
As for the man: According to The Aurelian Legacy: British Butterflies and Their Collectors, a contemporary of Edwards's "described him as of medium stature, inclined to plumpness and of a cheerful, kindly nature 'associated with a charming diffidence.'"
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AFH50m-05 : Keeping Your 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix in Racing Shape
James Garner's racecar driver character in the 1966 classic movie Grand Prix knew that keeping your car in top form on the track and on the road meant taking care of your engine. Your 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix's AFM 50m-05 mass airflow sensor is critical to keeping you safe and secure, while preserving the heritage of Pontiac's racing tradition—just as it was depicted in the film—on the road today.
So your 2000 Grand Prix is a seasoned commuter, been around the block a few times, and is a wise road warrior. Just as you are dropping off the kids at hockey practice or racing down the street to catch a movie, the engine light illuminates and the car starts stalling trying to catch it's breathe. It's likely time to replace your AFM50M-05 mass airflow sensor.
I know what you're thinking—a mass airflow sensor can wait. With tires and oil changes and a crack in the windshield—the small mass airflow sensor is typically the last item checked on your car. However, as in all things in life, there is a reaction to every decision you make with your car. By not replacing your mass airflow sensor, you run the risk of long term damage to your 2000 Grand Prix's performance and engine longevity.
The AFM50M-05 mass airflow sensor on your 2000 Grand Prix is so vital because it measures the temperature and flow rate of air entering your engine. Without your Pontiac's AFM50M-05 mass airflow sensor in the Emissions Control System (ECS), the Engine Control Unit (ECU) can't give a proper fuel /oxygen mixture. An off balanced air mixture because of a faulty mass airflow sensor puts strain on air flow parts that become worn, eventually needing replacement costing you money.
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APPENDIX A Background Materials PAPERS In the course of its study, the panel commissioned papers on a number of topics: the prevalence and consequences of caring for elderly people; work, stress, and well-being among black, Mexican American, and white families; the implications of low-wage work for family well-being; an overview of employee benefits supportive of families; a state survey of employers on parental leave; the role of collective bargaining for work and family issues; the role of men's participation in family-supportive policies; an interna- tional comparison of the social welfare policy of the firm and the state; and case studies on the implementation of flexible time and leave policies in Sweden and Germany. The papers listed below are available from the Women's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor. Family Perspectives Work, Stress, and Well-Being Among Black, Mexican American, and White Families James S. Jackson and Toni C. Antonucci Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan Caring for the Elderly: Prevalence and Consequences Sara A. McLanahan and Renee Monson Department of Sociology, University of Wisconsin 233
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234 APPENDIX A Who Needs a Family Wage? The Implications of Low-Wage Work for Family Well-Being Roberta M. Spalter-Roth, Heidi I. Hartmann, and Linda Andrews Institute for Women's Policy Research, Washington, D.C. Employer and Union Initiatives Work, Family, and Collective Bargaining Alice H. Cook School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell University An Overview of Employee Benefits Supportive of Families Nancy C. Saltford Fmnlovee Benefit Research Institute. Washington, D.C. ----I-- Ramona K. Z. Heck Department of Consumer Economics, Cornell University Family-Supportive Employer Policies and Men's Participation Joseph H. Pleck Department of Psychology, Wheaton College Parental Leave: Issues and Findings from a Connecticut Survey of Employers Eileen Trczinski Bush Center, Yale University, and Department of Consumer Economics, Cornell University International Comparisons The Implementation of Flexible Time and Leave Policies: Observations from European Employers Ellen Galinsky Bank Street College The Social Policy of the Firm and the State Martin Rein Department of Urban Studies and Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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BACKGROUND MATERIALS 235 EXPERTS IN RELATED AREAS The panel met with the following experts in the course of its five meet ings and at a 2-day workshop on March 20-21, 1989. Emily Andrews, Research Director, Employee Benefit Research Institute, Washington, D.C. Helen Axel, Director, Work and Family Information Center, The Conference Board, New York Doug Besharov, American Enterprise Institute, Washington, D.C. Joanne Browne, Service Employees International Union, Washington, D.C. May Chen, International Ladies Garment Workers Union, New York Michael Creedon, Director of Corporate Programs, National Council on Aging Margaret Doolin, Governor's Office of Employee Relations, New York State Jeri Eckhart, Associate Deputy Secretary, U.S. Department of Labor Jill Emery, Deputy Director, Women's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor Lela Foreman, Communications Workers of America, Washington, D.C. Dana Friedman, Work and Family Information Center, The Conference Board, New York Nancy Gordon, Assistant Director, Human Resources and Community Development, Congressional Budget Office Sandra Hofferth, Demographic and Behavioral Science Branch, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Karen Ignoni, Associate Director, Department of Occupational Health, Safety and Security, AFL-CIO, Washington, D.C. Sheila Kamerman, School of Social Work, Columbia University Richard Kleinert, Mercer, Meidinger, Hansen, Cleveland, Ohio Alan Kraut, Department of Personnel Research, IBM Corporation Barbara Leonard, Director of Children's Programs, General Services Administration, Washington, D.C. Michelle Lord, Director, Congressional Caucus for Women's Issues Georgina Lucas, Vice President, The Traveler's Companies, Hartford, Connecticut Janet Norwood, Director, Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor Harriett Presser, Department of Sociology, University of Maryland Rhona Rapaport, Institute of Family and Environmental Research, London Peter Reinecke, Research Director, Subcommittee on Health and Long-Term Care, Committee on Aging, U.S. Congress Fran Rodgers, Co-president, Work/Family Directions, Watertown, Massachusetts
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Very Lazy Garlic SaucePosted on: 12th Apr 2012
- 3 tbs plain flour
- 25g unsalted butter
- 400 ml of boiling water
- 1½ vegetable cubes (10g each) or stock powder
- 1 tbs ready chopped garlic from the jar (I used Very Lazy Garlic)
- crème fraiche / single cream / double cream or even full fat milk - to taste
- In a saucepan heat flour and butter stirring constantly until bubbling.
- In meantime dissolve cubes in boiling water.
- Gradually stir in bullion into the saucepan, bring to boil.
- Then stir in garlic and continue cooking for couple of minutes.
- Add a little bit of cream or milk to whiten the sauce.
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This is a family from my time, all these kids including the child of the deceased father was in my school, this is not fair at all, even out on bail couldn't follow up with the rules that were ordered such as going to the park right next to our school, what about the feelings of the child knowing that kid was playing football right next to the school he attends after he murdered his father. Either drunk or sober i would not have committed such a crime to any soul no matter what they've done; my little brother was assaulted summer of 2012 in cliffwood beach by four kids with two medal crow bars, beat him in his back and head with the medal leaving harsh abrasions and stomping on his skull, as they had just got a slap on a wrist makes me sick to my stomach knowing they will not stop knowing its not their first aggravated assault. What is wrong with this, where is the justice in this, i just don't understand you murder someone you should suffer the consequences no matter what age, race, or income. I believe all these men deserve full sentencing!
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Three years and four months ago, on the night of June 25, 2010, Dr. Divyendu Sinha, 49, was out for a walk with his wife and two sons near his home in Old Bridge, NJ., when they were attacked by four teenagers for no apparent reason. They beat Dr. Sinha with their fists and feet, knocking him to the ground. His two sons were beaten as well. Dr. Sinha succumbed to his injuries three days later. After beating Dr. Sinha, the four teenagers ran back to the get-away car and fled. They bragged to each other about what they had done and how much they enjoyed it. Julian Daley, 16, Christian Tinli, 18, Christopher Conway, 17, Cash Johnson, 17, along with the driver of the get-away car, Steven Contreras, 17, were charged with murder and other lesser counts.
On May 8th, 2012, in a verdict that devastated many, including the Sinha family, a jury found the driver of the get-away car, Steven Contreras Not Guilty of murder, and could not reach a verdict on the count of reckless manslaughter, for which he could have been re-tried. Subsequently, he pleaded Guilty to the lesser charge of conspiracy to commit aggravated assault, and faces only up to four years in prison, in a plea bargain with the Prosecutor's Office.
Earlier this year, two more defendants, Julian Daley and Christopher Conway took a plea deal before they could be tried. Prosecution gave them a lenient deal where Conway will not serve more than eight years and Daley's exposure is limited to 15 years. Judge can reduce the sentences even further.
Remaining two defendants, Christian Tinli and Cash Johnson went on trial on August 6, 2013 and in a verdict on September 30, 2013 that has shaken the community to the core, were found not guilty of murder or any serious charges. Out of 10 charges, they were found guilty of only one charge, Simple assault on Dr. Sinha's sons. This conviction carries a jail term from zero to maximum six months, and in reality they will not be jailed.
Thus in spite of eyewitness account of Mrs. Alka Sinha and her two sons as well as that of those who pleaded guilty, the jury decided that no one killed Dr. Divyendu Sinha; it was as if he disappeared into thin air.
The murder of Dr. Sinha was a heinous crime perpetrated on a good man, a good family man, a good citizen. He graduated from the Indian Institute of Technology in 1982, authored a number of technical papers in computer science. After teaching at Stevens Institute of Technology and at the College of Staten Island, he worked at Siemens, an international electronics and engineering company. His students, business associates, friends and family, have nothing but kind words to describe him, and are devastated by his murder.
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Petition to the Honorable Bradley Ferencz, J.S.C. to demand the imposition of the maximum sentence allowed by law for all five defendants responsible for the death of Dr. Divyendu Sinha and stop the miscarriage of justice now!
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We, the undersigned, demand justice for the death of Dr. Divyendu Sinha. We write to have the Court correct the injustice that has befallen the family and the public, by proscribing the maximum sentence allowed by law against each of the defendants.
The following facts at each of the defendants' trials were not contested and irrefutable: Dr. Divyendu Sinha was walking with his wife and two sons in their Old Bridge, NJ neighborhood on the night of June 25th, 2010, when they were attacked by a group of teenagers. Dr. Sinha died from his injuries three days later. Five teenagers were there that night, and all participated – in one way or another – of the events that ended with an innocent father losing his life. These individuals were charged with the MURDER of Dr. Sinha's - Julian Daley (16), Christian Tinli (17), Cash Johnson (17), Christopher Conway (17), and Steven Contreras (17).
While we as responsible citizens respect the system of justice, an overwhelming majority of the members of the community believe that the plea deals offered and recent jury verdict has resulted in a gross miscarriage of justice. We ask, how could none of these defendants be responsible for Dr. Sinha's death? We believe that there were a number of reasons behind the jury decision that defies commonsense. One of the primary reasons, we believe was an ineffective strategy that failed to convince the jury of the gravity of the crime and the deliberate, cold blooded nature of the planning that preceded the actions. The Court should correct this wrong as much as possible within its power by imposing the maximum sentence for all defendants.
Another reason for imposing the maximum sentence is that the defendants have demonstrated no remorse for the death they caused; rather, they continue their utter disregard for human life, for the law, and for law enforcement. This is self-evident from the defendants'' violations of their bail numerous times, while laying blame on their own misgivings with this Court and law enforcement. The undersigned believe that the defendants will break the law again when they are back on the streets. We cannot stand idle and watch another fellow citizen become a victim of crime perpetrated by these defendants. They must be sentenced to the maximum term under the law IN THE INTEREST OF JUSTICE.
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Jessica Mugan-Vettori KEYPORT, NJ
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Sofia Hems VARAžDIN, CROATIA
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Simple. Murder is murder. Imagine the pain the wife and kids are undergoing. I cannot even imagine such a brutality. The killers are animals and should be given death penalty. Killed same way as they killed Dr. Sinha. Is race card at play.REPORT THIS COMMENT:
Nitin Anand DALLAS, TX
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a very frustrating verdict for the family and community.. a long drawn case and botched results due to some technicality.. a loss for every law abiding citizen.. the Sinha kids are not going to have a normal life.. the trauma of seeing their father being murdered in front of their eyes will have serious ripple effect for them personally and their community at large.. this wrong cannot make things right for anyone..REPORT THIS COMMENT:
Mitch T. WANTAGN, NY
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Law abiding citizens need protection....REPORT THIS COMMENT:
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Murder is punishable by death in some states. It should at least have some type of punishment in the state of NJ.REPORT THIS COMMENT:
Arun Kumar INDIA
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It is said justice is blind but Judges have two eyes and two ears, they shouldn't act like a blind.REPORT THIS COMMENT:
Veenu Malik EDISON, NJ
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Justice should be fair ...death by brutal beating is a major crime. Where is the Liberty and Justice of US.REPORT THIS COMMENT:
Azad Kaushik MORRISTON, CANADA
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Injustice is unacceptable.REPORT THIS COMMENT:
Ted Neu NEW YORK, NY
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Dr. Sinha was a good friend of my family and worked closely with my father and brother in academia. As a New Jersey native I cannot believe that the judge has chosen to allow such lenient sentencing. Gov. Christie should be petitioned on this.REPORT THIS COMMENT:
matta Temujin Reddy SPENCER, WV
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This is shameful, and once again juries failed to convict a murder, the court system in this country cannot be trusted. what could have they said if this man had a gun and shot all the assailants ?? They killed an innocent man for no reason and they find all them not guilty ?? then how did he die ??REPORT THIS COMMENT:


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