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Yesterday, I found out that my cousin (second cousin to be exact, but family is family) April had passed in the morning after a long, hard battle with cancer. She was only 32 years old, but had been fighting this disease for 10 years…she fought bravely, courageously, and never gave up her fight. She also was an inspiration.
While we were not very close, the times we were together when we were younger were great memories, happy memories. I watched her through Facebook as she fought daily to keep her optimistic attitude and vow each day to beat cancer, no matter what it took! It came back many times, she had surgery too much and was in and out of the hospital. I remember many times on her posts seeing her write "FUCK CANCER," and while I rarely cuss, I whole-heartedly concur with that statement then and, even more so, now.
This isn't the first family member and I'm sure, as sad as it is to say, not the last family member that I've lost/will lose to this disease. I have known or have heard of those who have beat it and I hold on to those stories of hope and that, one day, there will be a cure or a preventative or at least a better treatment that won't debilitate people so much that they can't heal.
Not to go on and on about something that pretty much almost everyone, if not everyone, in this world has been touched by in some way, but this leads me to by devotion…
December 3: I guess it's not so much something I'm thankful for, but something that deserves recognition. I am truly inspired by fighters – fighters of illness, who live every day not sure of its outcome, but who find strength, positivity, and hope and share that with those around them; fighters who dig their way out of rough childhoods, uncontrollable bad events, and pretty much anything life can throw at you and still have a positive spirit, help all those they can, and who overcome obstacles with grace and truth and dedication; the fighters that stand up for those who cannot stand up for themselves; and all those who try to change the world, even if it seems impossible, even if it's only one step at a time, and even though there are others who tell them they never will. It takes a lot of courage and belief in yourself to fight against the evil in this world and you inspire me. Keep it up – you will make it and if you don't, you'll be an angel in heaven, helping all of us from above, shining your light down upon us to give us your strength, hope, and most important of all, your LOVE!
December 4: I am thankful for family. Family that is there for the fun time, the parties, the joy, the holidays, the happiness that comes with get-togethers. Family that is there through death, illness, times when you are sad and down, depressed, lost, lonely, confused. Family that celebrates with you n your accomplishments and strengthens and lifts you up above your failures. Family that laughs with you, cries with you, complains with you, is honest with you, feels for you, inspires you, helps you, and is there for you NO MATTER WHAT! THAT is the type of family that I have and they are the ones who I would die for and who would die for me (though I hope none of us is ever in that position). Though there are times that are rough in each family, I would not trade anyone. I am so lucky to have not only my side of the family that I consider to be people as described above, but Jason's family is also in this circle. Family is forever and I am so blessed to have mine with me for that long…may they all be blessed with love, health, happiness, and as much good as this world can give them. I LOVE YOU ALL!
And because it's almost Christmastime…dedicated to April (not by me, but I found it and thought it was apt)


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Burrowing Owl rediscovers natural cork
Jeff Del Nin, the current winemaker at Burrowing Owl Estate Winery, rewarded himself with an Australian vacation after earning a master's degree in chemistry from Queen's University in Kingston in the mid 1990s.
That started his journey to winemaking. It also set in motion the chain of events that has Burrowing Owl begin a return to natural cork closures after several years of using synthetic closures.
The irony is that Jeff, who helped Burrowing Owl to change closures, had spent several years in Australia developing synthetic stoppers.
Jeff, who was born in Thunder Bay in 1971, had specialized in plastics and polymer research at university. In Australia, where he met his wife, he soon found work in the plastics industry.
"At the same time, I was developing my love of Australian wines," he remembers. "Pretty much every weekend, I was off to a different wine region." The weekend that hooked him, a gift from his wife, was a trip to McLaren Vale, a region that produces some of the most flavoursome of Australian red wines.
But he was still working in plastics. "I saw a job that was advertised, a plastics engineering job to develop plastic wine corks in South Australia [in Adelaide]. I thought, I love wines but realistically, as a plastics guy, that's about as close as I will ever get to the wine industry." So he took the job in 2000 and spent about two years developing synthetic stoppers for a company that also sold natural corks.
Obviously, the job kept him in close touch with winemakers. "I started to think maybe I could do this for a living," he says. When he took a course for amateur winemakers, he realized how well his chemistry training had equipped him to make wine. He quite his plastics job and confirmed his career switch by working at the Barossa Valley Estate Winery before enrolling at the University of Adelaide's wine school.
After breezing through that program, he decided to continue his career elsewhere. "I felt I was familiar with what was going on in Australia, after tasting those wines and travelling all over Australia for 10 years," Jeff says. "I also knew that there are a lot of good winemakers in Australia, and they are cranking them out every year."
For a complete change of scenery, he went to a New York winery on Long Island for the 2006 crush. He liked neither the region not his employer and decided to leave as soon as he could.
By chance, he had stopped in the Okanagan to taste wine on his way to New York and had been particularly impressed with the wines at Burrowing Owl. So he called Burrowing Owl proprietor Jim Wyse about a job. Jeff was welcomed with open arms. The 2006 vintage was one of the largest in recent years in the Okanagan. The winery was up to its eyeballs in grapes and short-staffed.
In 2007, when Steve Wyse, Jim's winemaker son, left to do his own thing, Jeff was named Burrowing Owl's winemaker.
Burrowing Owl had abandoned corks for synthetic stoppers several years earlier, after the incidence of cork taint had become far too high. This taint ruins wines by imparting musty aromas and flavours and by deadening the fruit flavours. It is damaging to business when a winery has too many so-called "corked" bottles because many consumers do not recognize the taint. They just figure that the winery makes lousy wines.
"We went to plastic and got rid of all our cork taint," Jeff says, speaking of a decision made long before he arrived at Burrowing Owl. "Plastic corks are incredibly consistent. They perform in a certain way and they are very predictable. And there is no cork taint." He suggests that the best synthetic stoppers are the quality equivalent of medium grade corks.
Synthetic closures also have drawbacks, one of them being the total barrier they provide against any oxygen transmission through the stopper. Arguably, this is not ideal for wines meant to be aged.
"It really just depends on what you are looking for in your wines," Jeff contends. "If you are making a quick-to-consume wine, there is nothing wrong with the plastic corks and there is a lot to recommend them. If you are looking for a wine that is going to be put down for many years, then you are going to have to start looking at other options."
In the most recent releases from Burrowing Owl, the Chardonnay and the Pinot Noir still have synthetic closures. However, the two reds with a long-term aging profile, the Meritage and the Cabernet Sauvignon, now have a modified natural cork. It is a brand called Procork, made and tested in Australia. Burrowing Owl may well be North America's first winery to use the Procork.
These corks are finished with membrane barriers at either end which eliminate the transmission of cork taint to the wines. The barriers seem to be as efficient as screw caps at sealing the wines but better at transmitting just enough oxygen to stop the wines from going reductive (i.e., developing slightly skunky aromas). The Australian Wine Research Institute has tested Procork extensively against other closures and determined that Procork does its job well.
Burrowing Owl expects that its new corks will benefit is big reds. Time will provide the final word on that.
For the consumer, there is already a benefit. The Procork closures, because they are natural cork, are easier to extract than most synthetic stoppers and much easier to insert back into a partially consumed bottle.


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It's all about community gatherings and fun under the stars as more festivals kick off this weekend like Summerfest, the Carrousel of Nations and much more.
My carrousel agenda usually includes perogies and cabbage rolls at the Polish village, pasta at the Italian village, weinerschnitzel at the German village, goulash soup at the Hungarian village and burek with cevapi (lamb and beef with spices) at the Macedonian village. Oh yes, and save room for homemade pastries.
I'm thinking baklava sounds good right now. What about you?
Burger Fest: Burger lovers take note! Riverside Sportsmen Club hosts its first annual event beginning Saturday, June 15, from noon to 11:30 p.m. and Sunday, June 16, from noon to 7 p.m. at Riverside Sportsmen Club, 10835 Riverside Dr. E. Enjoy family fun, food and live entertainment from John Tetrault, Starlight Dixieland Band and Brand X. Also, be a witness in the search for the best barbecue burger. Finalists have the chance to cook their favourite patty for a team of judges. Admission is $5 or a donation of non-perishable food for the Operation Help the Hungry and Unemployed Help Centre Food Bank. Call 519-735-3031.
Carrousel Around the City: The Carrousel Villages offer visitors a great way to explore the region's cultural diversity. For two weekends, ethno-cultural groups open their cultural centres for a variety of tastes, sounds and traditions. Beginning Friday, June 14, through Sunday, June 16, and Friday, June 21, through Sunday, June 23, enjoy music, dance, history, art, and culinary treats around the community. Call 519-255-1127. Visit carrouselofnations.com.
Comedy Showcase: Rockhead presents this comedy showcase with Gavin Stephens and guests on Friday, June 14, at 8 p.m. and Saturday, June 15, at 10:30 p.m. at Windsor's new comedy club, Comedy Quarry, 1444 Ottawa St. Tickets are $15. Call 519-252-7776. Visit comedyquarry.com.
Kestrels: Phog Lounge hosts tons of live acts this weekend including Halifax's Kestrels on Friday, June 14, along with Windsor's Cellos and Toronto's Burning Love. On Saturday, June 15, Phog features three local bands all night like Life in Vacuum, Worry, and Toque, at Phog Lounge, 157 University Ave. W. Call 519-253-1605.
Nancy Jo Cullen & Colette Maitland: In these short story debuts, we come to question what has to die before you force yourself to change, in Nancy Jo Cullen's book, Canary. With Colette Maitland's stories, in Keeping the Peace, a soldier's wife struggles to reconnect with her daughter after her husband is killed overseas. Readings are Thursday, June 13, at 7 p.m. at Biblioasis, 1520 Wyandotte St. E. Call 519-968-2206. Visit biblioasis.com.
Pier Road Band: The Two Creeks Summer Concert Series continues the fun with this local band as they put their own spin on blues, classic rock and country, on Sunday, June 16, at 6:30 p.m. on the Weil Stage at Two Creeks Conservation Area, north of Wheatley on Kent Rd. 1. Call 519-324-6988. Visit twocreeks.ca.
So Young: FM Lounge hosts London band, So Young, along with Windsor's rock band, James O-L and The Villains, on Saturday, June 15, at 9 p.m. at FM Lounge, 156 Chatham St. W. Call 519-256-9844.
Summerfest: Windsor Parade Corporation organizes this riverfront fest beginning Thursday, June 13, through Monday, July 1. Check out the Midway, tug boat race, buskers, vendors and more. Enjoy the 55th annual Target Fireworks show during the Riverfront Party on Monday, June 24. Sit centre stage and feast on hors d'oeuvres and complimentary wine tasting, New York steak dinner, dessert buffet and live entertainment. Tickets are $100 each. Call 519-254-2880. Visit summerfestwindsor.org.
TOAST Open Mic Poetry Night: This month's theme is "Rep Your City" poems about Windsor. Find out what's happening or read from your own creations on Tuesday, June 18. Sign up is 8 p.m. The show begins at 9 p.m. at Phog Lounge, 157 University Ave. W. For more information, call 226-348-2364.


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Possession Horror Movie Will Be Filmed in Savannah
EFFINGHAM COUNTY, GA--(Marketwired - Mar 25, 2014) - Medient Studios (OTCQB: MDNT) announced today that the first movie in the 2014 slate will be "The Damned." This will be Medients's fifteenth feature production and follows the successful production and release of the British horror film "Storage 24."
Written by Georgia based writer Chad Darnell, "The Damned" is a possession horror genre film set in Savannah, Georgia. It is anticipated that principal photography will begin in third quarter of this year.
Savannah has been home to many films including "Midnight in the Garden of Evil," "The General's Daughter" and "Forrest Gump." "The Damned" is an exciting horror story that showcases Savannah, purported to be the most haunted city in America. The company expects to hire much of the production crew from the local area.
Medient Chairman Manu Kumaran stated, "We have lined up an exciting slate for the year. We wanted to kick off the slate with 'The Damned' to underline our commitment to creating a sustainable movie business in the region. The focus will continue to remain on local talent even as we scale up our operations."
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Medient Studios, Inc. (OTCQB: MDNT) ('Medient') (www.medient.com) is an entertainment content creation company with a strong presence in North America, Europe and India. Medient's management team has approximately 150 years of experience in the motion picture industry and is responsible for producing and/or financing over 250 movies. Medient is realigning the content creation process to enable efficiencies of scale and eliminate process waste by building a fully integrated movie and electronic game production facility as part of its Studioplex on a 1,550-acre property in Effingham County, Georgia. Once operational this production facility will be the largest of its kind in the United States.
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Author & Professor Gregory Wilson to be guest lecturer at Science Fiction course
On Thursday, October 8, Dr. Gregory A. Wilson will be the guest speaker at Dr. Kevin Pinkham's Science Fiction class. The event with Dr. Wilson will begin at roughly 7:45 p.m. in HTS 5.
Dr. Wilson, Professor of English and Speech at St. John's University, has published a number of academic works on texts ranging from the plays of Jonson and Marlowe to Ulysses and Mrs. Dalloway. His third book, Icarus, will be published as a graphic novel by Silence in the Library Publishing in 2015, and he has just signed a three book deal with The Ed Greenwood Group, which will be publishing his Gray Assassin Trilogy. In addition to his extensive academic work, he has published short stories and novels in the Fantastic Literature vein.
A renown voice in the field of science fiction, as well as being a theatre critic, Dr. Wilson will be joining Dr. Pinkham's class to discuss the topic of writing Literature of the Fantastic, publishing, Science Fiction, Fantasy, and whatever other topics happen to come up during the conversation. Dr. Wilson received his Ph.D. in English from Brandeis University.
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And in the process, discover your Inner Economist
Tyler Cowen wants to give merit-based gifts to Indians. Yes, this involves economics professors and free-market fundamentals. He has made an announcement on his blog, and it may be worth your time to check it out.
With your email, send a one sentence proposal of how the money will help India. I am keen to send much of the money to poor people, either directly or indirectly, but of course India is not just about poor people. Proposals of all kinds are eligible, including using the funds to help expand your steel factory, and yes using the money to open a new call center. But you must not give the money to beggars. [Marginal Revolution]
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Pick one place at home to do all your eating. Be sure you're sitting down. It helps you focus on the food and identify only that spot with eating.
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Never starve yourself, or you may end up bingeing. Long periods without food slow your metabolism and make your body store fat.
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Use mustard on sandwiches instead of mayonnaise. Mustard has no fat and hardly any calories. Otherwise try sugar free jams or reduced fat spreads.
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Recipe To Riches Returning To TEN – Now Casting
This is not an April Fool's joke, Recipe To Riches, is returning to TEN later this year and they are looking for contestants. If you think you have a product as good as Garth Midgely Chocorn then get your application in.
It goes to show that a show does not have to be a ratings success to make money. Clearly Woolworths were happy with it and it made some money for TEN. It was fun trying the products on the show, though some were better then others. Those samosas were delicious. OK the Chocorn was pretty delicious as well.
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Network Ten, Woolworths and FremantleMedia Australia today announced that Recipe To Riches will return to TEN later this year and are calling for contestants to be part of Series Two.
Last year Recipe To Riches found a recipe that flew off supermarket shelves.
Garth Midgley wowed Australia with his innovative idea, bringing chocolate and popcorn together to create Chocorn, which is due to hit Woolworths shelves permanently at Easter.
Now it's your turn. Do you have the next original recipe?
It's time to dig out that family meal that everyone raves about, submit your innovative recipe and turn your home-made meal or snack into a supermarket sensation.
Successful contestants will have the chance to test their product on a grand scale, come up with their own brand name and packaging, and find out what the public really thinks of their product.
Our experts can't wait to see what recipes Australians are going to bring this time. They are looking for smart and innovative new products that will be available to buy in Woolworths the day after the weekly winner is announced.
Hopeful contestants can apply online by visiting www.recipetoriches.com.au. Applications close at 5.00pm on Wednesday, April 15, 2014.
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- 1 Culinary Boner { 04.01.14 at 12:04 pm }
What a disappointment this show turned out to be.
I was in love with it based on the manic and almost whacky first episode. And then each and every episode after was simply dull and formulaic, with really dreary contestants touting ill conceived inedible crap to a backdrop of Woolworths' corporate propaganda. Plus that Three Blue Dicks jock/chef bloke could win a Logie for most boring reality TV host/judge…ever.
Good to see Ten flogging another dud to death.
- 2 brain dead dave { 04.01.14 at 12:09 pm }
Fuck Woolworths . As they're a major investor in poker machines in Australia, I refuse to shop in their stores, they can jam their Chocorn .
- 3 Arr { 04.01.14 at 12:12 pm }
Hardly a surprise this is back — it probably costs Woolworths less money to invest in producing shows like this than it does to advertise directly in prime time.
- 4 Rosie { 04.01.14 at 12:23 pm }
What CB said…
- 5 Gidgitvonlarue { 04.01.14 at 2:38 pm }
I applied last year, they liked me, called me for second audition then at the last minute pulled the plug. Turns out the producer of the show didn't like what I said on twitter about Farmer Wants a Wife (which she also produced) and figured out who I was.
So god knows why they've emailed me to audition again. They can kiss my baby back ribs!
- 6 Culinary Boner { 04.01.14 at 3:51 pm }
Hey Gidg, was your recipe sweet or savoury? The guy who's recipe needed the next ten year's supply of global Tabasco sauce production was my favourite. After that, the rest was just a Croq – as in Connie's Croqs.
Maybe you should sign up and then bail at last minute saying you just figured out Woolies were behind the show?
- 7 Lebay { 04.02.14 at 4:09 am }
I was in Ulladulla on the weekend and they had a good supply of he Ride Boy Rib sauce on throw out clearance
- 8 Gidgitvonlarue { 04.02.14 at 12:12 pm }
@CB: It was a rib/chicken wing sauce. Originally it was the actual pre marinaded ribs & wings – but I do see Cole and Woolies are doing that now as well as pre prepared pulled pork, American ribs etc.
Haha – nah, I'm glad I didn't get on. Lets face it hardly anyone watched it. Rather be on My Kitchen Rules!
- 9 Cita { 05.07.14 at 11:59 pm }
Can anyone help me I would like to join the recipe to riches I would like to make my home made Lumpia it is a delicious recipe everyone like this recipe
- 10 Cita mol { 07.17.14 at 12:46 am }
when is the recipe to riches competition start again please email me


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Free market should dictate energy policy
Rep. Tom McMillen recently stated, "This nation needs a comprehensive energy policy." If the history of Democratic energy policies is any indication, the results will not be too pleasing for consumers or taxpayers.
Jimmy Carter, the last Democratic president, imposed draconian regulations on the energy industry, wasted billions of dollars on "alternative fuel" research (while halting the nuclear power industry) and berated citizens who set their thermostats too high.


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Brennan to be next Maine Maritime president
Dr. William J. Brennan of Falmouth, Maine, has been selected to be the next president of Maine Maritime Academy, Castine, Maine. He is expected to take office sometime in May 2010.
Dr. Brennan was selected from a candidate pool of more than 50 applicants. The Academy's Board of Trustees invited Brennan and fellow presidential candidate, Jeffrey W. Monroe, to meet with them last week for final interviews. The two finalists had also visited the campus earlier this fall and participated in forums with various constituent groups.
Dr. Brennan, who was raised in Castine, has served as the Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Department of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere, as Administrator of the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and as Commissioner of the Maine Department of Marine Resources, a cabinet-level state agency. In addition, Brennan served for several years as the Director of the U. S. Climate Change Science Program, managing the government-supported research of 13 federal agencies and White House Offices.
Dr. Brennan's maritime career began at sea in the merchant marine, working in both the deck and engine departments, and as a fisherman in Maine's commercial fisheries.
He holds a Ph.D. degree in Ecology and Environmental Sciences from the University of Maine, an M.A. degree in Marine Affairs from the University of Rhode Island, and a B.S. degree in Marine Biology from the University of Maine. He also has an honorary Doctor of Science degree from the University of Rhode Island. He is a Senior Fellow at the University of Massachusetts/Boston McCormack Graduate School of Policy Studies, a Senior Scholar at the University of Maine School of Law, and a Presidential Professor of Environmental Policy with joint appointment at the University of Maine's School of Marine Sciences and the Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center. He has served as the Sawyer Professor of Ocean Studies at Maine Maritime Academy.
"Dr. Brennan's professional commitment to national oversight and policy to protect, advance, and maximize the world's oceans is evident and impressive," said Victoria Larson, Chair of the Board of Trustees. "We are fortunate that his enthusiasm for the sea and its creatures has translated into a career of service and an interest in furthering that service through Maine Maritime Academy. His in-depth understanding of marine environmentalism, international maritime based trade and commerce, and commercial fisheries provides a strong platform for leadership. Dr. Brennan has demonstrated an ability to engage and inspire our students, faculty, and staff."


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In the middle of the Civil War, the year of Antietam, the Sioux exploded in one of the most savage and bloody Indian uprisings in history. Led by Little Crow, the Sioux swept through the Redwood Agency in Minnesota, massacring the men, burning the buildings and carrying the women and children off into captivity. No one was spared.
In wide-ranging parties, the Sioux spread over the countryside, killing, raping, pillaging, torturing. In the long prairie nights, with no television, it was the Plains Indian custom to torture captives for entertainment. The 1862 outbreak kept the entire Great Plains in turmoil for fully eight years. The Union Army, although short of men for the war in the East, was forced to begin operations immediately against the rampaging Sioux.


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Nearly 20 percent of Maine's population lives in the Casco Bay watershed, and those residents are connected to the Bay directly and indirectly. A dramatic event like the 1996 Julie N oil spill clearly sends the message that human activity can harm the Bay. Less obvious threats stem from myriad individual actions, such as excessive or improper use of lawn fertilizers and pesticides or washing cars near storm drains. Yet small actions can add up to a big pollution problem for coastal waters.
Members of the Casco Bay community who understand how their everyday actions affect the Bay — and take action based on that understanding — can help protect and maintain the health of the Estuary for future generations.
All over the watershed, volunteer groups are collecting water quality samples, sponsoring clean-up days, protecting sensitive habitats through voluntary land conservation, advocating for environmental protection, helping to prevent erosion and sedimentation, and educating the public about sound stewardship. Local businesses and industry are promoting stewardship through, for example, reduced reliance on hazardous chemicals and responsible practices in site development and farming. The stewardship efforts of municipal officials include eliminating combined sewer overflows, reducing stormwater pollution, managing shellfish areas, promoting waste recycling and protecting open space.


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Moments after RFK's son battled nurses who refused to let him to take his newborn outside, a maternity-ward supervisor settled the brouhaha by allowing him to leave with the infant, his camp said yesterday.
Douglas Kennedy has been charged with harassment and child endangerment for the Jan. 7 confrontation with nurses at Northern Westchester Hospital.
Kennedy insisted that it was the nurses who needlessly escalated the incident — and that father and son had been given permission beforehand to go outside for fresh air.
But a lawyer for the nurses denied Kennedy's claim and said no supervising nurse signed off on him taking his 3-day-old son outside.
Kennedy works as a reporter for Fox News Channel, and network founder and Chairman Roger Ailes came to his defense, saying, "I support Douglas as do the independent eyewitness accounts of the event."