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The SWAT team that couldn't do situps
Brian Maass of CBS4 has another compelling report on Denver police, this one revealing that "about one third of the members of the Denver Police Department's elite Metro SWAT Unit have been routinely flunking their semi-annual physical fitness exams" – and flunking without consequences. They just come back six months later and flunk them again.
On one level, this is about accountability. Either the tests are meaningful or they're not. If it's the former, then there should be consequences for flunking. If it's the latter, the tests should be discarded.
What I found most extraordinary about Maass' story, however, is that apparently some cops are flunking all six components of the test. Maass identifies four of them:
Do one pull-up with a 40 pound weight attached.
Run 1 1/2 miles in just under 14 minutes.
Do 35 pushups in a minute.
Do 37 situps in a minute.
Now, although couch potatoes obviously need not apply, these four requirements are hardly markers for Olympic-grade fitness, either. Many people in their 20s, 30s and 40s – and even 50s – who are in reasonably decent shape surely ought to be able to do two or three of them. And we have Denver SWAT members who can't do even one?
Fortunately, Chief Robert White tells Maass that will change.

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The Eagles are an American rock band formed in Los Angeles, California in 1971 by Glenn Frey, Don Henley, Bernie Leadon, and Randy Meisner.
With seven number-one singles, six Grammys, five American Music Awards, and six number one albums, the Eagles were one of the most successful musical acts of the 1970s. At the end of the 20th century, two of their albums, Their Greatest Hits (1971–1975) and Hotel California, ranked among the 20 best-selling albums in the U.S. according to the Recording Industry Association of America. Hotel California is ranked 37th in Rolling Stone's list of "The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time", and the band was ranked No. 75 on the magazine's 2004 list of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time.[2]
They have sold 150 million records worldwide[3]—100 million in the U.S. alone—including 42 million copies of Their Greatest Hits (1971–1975). They are the fifth-highest-selling music act and highest-selling American band in US history. No American band sold more records than the Eagles during the 1970s.
The Eagles released their self-titled debut album in 1972, which spawned three Top 40 singles: "Take It Easy", "Witchy Woman", and "Peaceful Easy Feeling". Their next album, Desperado (1973), was less successful than the first, reaching only No. 41 on the charts; neither of its singles reached the Top 40. However, the album contained two of the band's most popular tracks: "Desperado" and "Tequila Sunrise". They released On the Border in 1974, adding guitarist Don Felder midway through the recording of the album. The album generated two Top 40 singles: "Already Gone" and their first Number One, "Best of My Love".
It was not until 1975's One of These Nights that the Eagles became America's biggest band. The album included three Top 10 singles: "One of These Nights", "Lyin' Eyes", and "Take It to the Limit". They continued that success in late 1976 with the release of Hotel California, which would go on to sell over 16 million copies in the U.S. alone. The album yielded three Top 20 singles, "New Kid in Town", "Hotel California", and "Life in the Fast Lane". They released their last studio album for nearly 28 years in 1979 with The Long Run, which spawned three Top 10 singles: "Heartache Tonight", "The Long Run", and "I Can't Tell You Why".
The Eagles disbanded in July 1980 but reunited in 1994 for the album Hell Freezes Over, a mix of live and new studio tracks. They have toured intermittently since then and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998. In 2007, the Eagles released Long Road Out of Eden, their first full studio album in 28 years. The album would top the album charts, release five singles to the Adult Contemporary Charts, and win the band two Grammys. The next year they launched the Long Road Out of Eden Tour in support of the album. The band members have discussed the possibility of making another album.


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Shakespeare's Writing Habits
There was a BBC series recently in which writers talked about their writing habits, which got me thinking about Shakespeare's writing habits. The conversations the writers in this series had with the show's presenter took place in the rooms where they wrote, and the show was mainly about where writers write. It's interesting how so many writers cannot write anywhere but one place, where they feel enough at ease to let it flow.
The rooms were all so different and ranged from sheds at the bottom of the garden to splendid, luxurious halls, but for the most part they were just rooms that had, over the years, taken on the personality of the writer. They were usually untidy – cluttered with towers of books and piles of ragged paper. Walls were lined with office cupboards and sagging shelves and there were glasses, coffee cups, ashtrays, and many other signs of the preoccupied writer, but they were all different because of the stamp they had been given by the writer's personality.
Anthony Trollope, one of the most prolific English novelists of all time, didn't need a room: he could write anywhere and at any time, and he did. He was a senior official in the Post Office when the Post Office was establishing the postal system around the Empire and it was his job to go to those far-flung places and set the service up there. He wrote every day, in ships, on boats, on trains, on camels, and in hotels. He never wrote less than two thousand words a day. When he was in England he went fox hunting every morning, then wrote two thousand words and went to work after that.
The most prolific English writer, Barbara Cartland, stayed in bed every morning, surrounded by pink furnishings, dictating her novels to a secretary, and wrote, on average, a novel every two weeks.
No-one could compete with Barbara Cartland but Shakespeare, like Trollope, was nevertheless one of the most prolific English writers. We know Shakespeare's plays so well and we know the broad outline of his life but the details of his daily life elude us. What would be of special interest to other writers – his writing habits – are unknown. Did he sit propped-up in bed like teenage poets and diarists do today? Did he sit in an armchair? Could he write when he went home to Stratford? Did he write on the coach as he travelled? There is some suggestion that he did some of his writing in the theatre itself, responding to the actors as they explored a text that had already been started. He reveals an intimate knowledge of London pub life in his plays so perhaps he sat at a table in the corner of a Fleet Street pub, writing. Or perhaps he had a study in his lodgings, with a table with inkwells and quill pens, and it was the only place where he could write.
Sadly, the fact is, we did will never know how Shakespeare's writing took place, but wouldn't it be great to go back in time and find out?


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Teacher resources and professional development across the curriculum
Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
A video instructional series on literary analysis for college and high school classrooms and adult learners; 24 half-hour video programs and coordinated books
This series has been discontinued due to rights expiration.
1. First Sight: An Introduction to Literature
This overview introduces the course content and approach.
2. Ways of Seeing: Responding to Literature
A focus on critical approaches to literature is presented by the scholars who will
appear throughout the series. This program also previews selected dramatic scenes
from upcoming programs and excerpts from the author interviews that highlight
the series.
3. A Personal View: The Art of the Essay
A documentary segment traces the development of the formal essay and the birth of
printing technology and their impact on the growth of political democracy. An
interview with essayist Willie Morris focuses on the informal essay.
4. Reflected Worlds: The Elements of Short Fiction
A dramatization of Frank O'Connor's "First Confession" and an interview with
Ernest Gaines demonstrate the elements of fiction.
5. The Story's Blueprint: Plot and Structure in Short Fiction
A dramatization of Stephen Crane's "The Blue Hotel" exemplifies the relationship
of plot, structure, and conflict.
6. Telling Their Tales: Character in Short Fiction
Techniques of characterization and the importance of point of view become clear in
a dramatization of Tillie Olsen's "I Stand Here Ironing."
7. In That Time and Place: Setting and Character in Short Fiction
Setting reveals character in Susan Glaspell's "A Jury of Her Peers" while it
magnifies meaning for contemporary short story writer Stephen Dixon. Both authors appear in the program.
8. The Author's Voice: Tone and Style in Short Fiction
An interview with Maxine Hong Kingston highlights this examination of the
impact of style on meaning.
9. Suggested Meanings: Symbolism and Allegory in Short Fiction
Symbolism is prominent in a dramatization of D. H. Lawrence's "The Horse
Dealer's Daughter," while myth predominates in the work of Native American
writer N. Scott Momaday, who is interviewed.
10. The Sum of Its Parts: Theme in Short Fiction
Multiple themes are uncovered in "Everyday Use," a dramatization of Alice
Walker's short story.
11. The Sacred Words: The Elements of Poetry
The role of poetry for the individual and the culture is suggested through visual
essays. An interview with James Dickey includes his reading and analysis of his
poems "The Performance" and "The Lifeguard."
12. A Sense of Place: Setting and Character in Poetry
The historical settings of "My Last Duchess," "Theme for English B," and "Dover
Beach" convey much about the characters and ideas of these poems. The New
England landscapes of Maxine Kumin echo the themes of her poetry.
13. Tools of the Trade: Words and Images in Poetry
Poetry readings, visualizations of poems, and an interview with Lucille Clifton,
who reads two of her favorite poems, "This Morning" and "Homage to My Hips,"
reveal the beauty and the workings of poetic language and imagery.
14. Seeing Anew: Rhetorical Figures in Poetry
The power of metaphor, simile, and other figures of speech becomes clear through
dramatizations of Anne Bradstreet's "The Author to Her Book," Nikki Giovanni's
"Woman," and Daniel Halpern's "Snapshot of Hue." Gary Soto is interviewed and
reads and comments on his poem "Oranges."
15. An Echo to the Sense: Prosody and Form in Poetry
X. J. Kennedy discusses and demonstrates the importance of rhyme and meter in
his poetry. Dramatic readings of poems by Shakespeare, Dickinson, and Hopkins
and contemporary poets like Dudley Randall and Leonard Adame are analyzed to
show how prosody and form contribute to meaning.
16. Distant Voices: Myth, Symbolism, and Allusion in Poetry
Four poetic versions of the Icarus myth those of Sexton, Spender, Williams, and
Field are dramatized and compared. Marge Piercy discusses the role of myth in
her poetry.
17. Artful Resonance: Theme in Poetry
Dramatizations of six poems that share the same subject help clarify the difference
between subject and theme. Close analysis of poems by John Donne and Donald
Hall explore the interrelationship between poetic form and meaning.
18. Playing the Part: Characters and Actors in Drama
The development of dramatic character, by playwright and by actor, is illustrated
through several interpretations of a single scene from Hamlet and an interview with
Shakespearean actor John Vickery.
19. Patterns of Action: Plot and Conflict in Drama
A dramatization of Oedipus Rex demonstrates the classical plot structure. Dramatist
A. R. Gurney discusses conflict and plot in contemporary American theater.
20. Perspectives on Illusion: Setting and Staging in Drama
An interview with set designer Chris Barecca and a documentary overview of
types of theaters demonstrate the intertwining of text and technique in dramatic
21. The Vision Quest: Myth and Symbolism in Drama
Alaskan playwright David Hunsaker's dramatizations of Eskimo myth and his productions of Eskimo translations of Greek tragedies, together with scenes from Oedipus Rex, demonstrate the enduring power and meaning of myth in drama.
22. A Frame for Meaning: Theme in Drama
Dramatist David H. Hwang discusses the themes and structure of his plays, which
include M. Butterfly. Scholars consider thematic interpretations inherent in the
production of a single act of Hamlet.
23. Casting Long Shadows: The Power of Literature
This summary of major course themes reviews the impact of literature on the
individual through excerpts of series dramatizations and interviews.
24. Continuing Vision: The Uses of Literature
This program explores the impact of literature on the society and culture in the past
and present. It then looks into the future to see what forms literature may take and to
assess its possible influence on society.
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Antwerp, Belgium - October 8, 2010- VIB researchers at the University of Antwerp have identified several mutations that play an important role in the development of Hereditary Sensory and Autonomous Neuropathy Type 1 (HSAN 1). HSAN 1 is a rare genetic disorder of the peripheral nervous system. Identification of the mutations will lead to a more accurate diagnosis of the disease in patients as well as improved genetic counseling and prenatal diagnostic tests for couples who are carriers and planning a pregnancy.
Hereditary Sensory and Autonomous Neuropathy (HSAN) refers to a group of hereditary disorders of the peripheral nervous system. HSAN primarily affects the sensory nerves, leading to a loss of feeling in the hands and feet. However, it can also affect the autonomous nerves, which are responsible for such functions as blood pressure control and sweat production.
The course of the illness in HSAN patients varies greatly and is divided into six subtypes. The symptoms of HSAN 1 appear during adolescence or adulthood. In addition to pronounced sensory disturbances, patients may also suffer to a certain extent from muscle weakness and atrophy of the feet, hands and lower legs due to damage of the motor nerves.
Genetically speaking, HSAN is extremely heterogeneous. To-date mutations in nine different genes have been described, but studies have shown that there are other HSAN-causing genes remaining to be discovered. Annelies Rotthier and her colleagues conducted a DNA study on 78 HSAN patients under the leadership of Vincent Timmerman and in collaboration with researchers in other countries. They looked for mutations in the second subunit of palmitoyltransferase (SPTLC2) protein. Three different mutations in four patients were identified.
Based on what they observed in both cells from patients and genetically modified yeast cells, the researchers were able to demonstrate that the identified mutations led to decreased activity of the SPT enzyme. The mutated enzyme also proved to result in an accumulation of toxic molecules in the cell. Future research will determine whether lowering the concentration of these toxic molecules could serve as a therapy for HSAN patients.
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These results also contribute to our understanding of the activity of the peripheral nervous system in both sick and healthy people. Although HSAN is rare, the disease mechanisms that have been uncovered by this study could be of major significance for other disorders of the peripheral nervous system, such as the neuropathies associated with diabetes and chemotherapy. The latter may occur much more frequently than HSAN but their underlying disease mechanisms are still largely unknown.


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A Casual, Elegant Wedding at Quailcrest Farm in Wooster, Ohio
Natalie Philips (26 and a teacher) and Michael Skelly (30 and a manager) envisioned a casual yet elegant outdoor wedding with a color scheme of ivory and sage, a vision that came to life at Quailcrest Farm in Wooster, Ohio. The couple's original plan to exchange vows in front of a willow tree changed when a storm started brewing 30 minutes before the ceremony. Rather than panic, they moved the ceremony inside the tent and proceeded as they would have outdoors. In retrospect, the rain was a good thing on an otherwise steamy day, Natalie says. "The rain cleared right when we said 'I do,' and it cooled everything off—a blessing in disguise." Special details included lawn games (including a giant Connect Four), a delicious family-style meal catered by a food truck, beverages served out of a charming little bar caravan, caramel corn from their favorite local vendor, cheeseburgers served during the dance and mix-and-match china plates and linens. It was important that their wedding not feel too formal or stuffy. "I wanted it to be super-homey for everyone," Natalie says. "One big party." Her advice to other couples is not to obsess over the details. "The most important thing—other than the marriage—is being with the people you care about most," she says. Other important elements include good music, good drinks and good food, she says. "Have those, and you're good to go." —Chrissy Sorenson


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A person named Carson Mauthe has done a cover of the Chrono Trigger battle theme. He has filmed a video of himself playing the guitar, the Rock Band drums and flailing around in his underwear.
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Thousands of students across the country use it. Major corporations are falling over themselves to buy it.
But nearly a semester after creating thefacebook.com, a social networking website launched on Feb. 4, Mark E. Zuckerberg '06 doesn't seem to have let things go to his head.
Wearing a yellow t-shirt, blue jeans, and open-toe Adidas sandals, Zuckerberg sits on a ragged couch in the middle of a messy Kirkland House common room, surrounded by strewn clothes and half-closed boxes.
Amidst this squalor, he smiles.
"I'm just like a little kid. I get bored easily and computers excite me. Those are the two driving factors here."
Thefacebook.com allows university students to create personal profiles listing their interests, contact info, relationship status, classes and more.
It started locally at Harvard. It now has almost 160,000 members from across the country.
"I do stuff like this all the time," Zuckerberg says in his relaxed tone. "The facebook literally took me a week to make."
Coming from anyone else, the words may come across as arrogant. With Zuckerberg, they're only a part of the demeanor he maintains when discussing what in today's internet-saturated world qualifies as a phenomenal success.
He's full of ideas: "Half the things I do I don't release," he explains. "I spent five hours programming last night, and came up with something that was kind of cool, showed it to a bunch of my friends, and the rest of campus will never know about it."
He's not in it for the cash: "I just like making it and knowing that it works and having it be wildly successful is cool, I guess, but I mean, I dunno, that's not the goal."
And, finally, he doesn't know what's next: "People a lot of times are like, 'What is the next big thing that's coming out?'" he says, a bit sheepishly.
The answer? Even after the success of thefacebook.com, he's still not sure.
"I don't really know what the next big thing is because I don't spend my time making big things," he says. "I spend time making small things and then when the time comes I put them together."
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Pan American Silver's Board approves third dividend of 2013 in the amount of $0.125 per share
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VANCOUVER, Aug. 14, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - Pan American Silver Corp.'s (PAAS: NASDAQ; PAA: TSX) ("Pan American" or the "Company") Board of Directors has approved the third quarterly cash dividend of 2013 in the amount of $0.125 per common share. Should the Company's Board of Directors continue to approve future quarterly dividends in the same amount, the annual cash dividend paid by Pan American would be $0.50 per common share, which represents a yield of approximately 3.6% based on the Company's closing share price on August 14, 2013.
The cash dividend will be distributed on or about Monday, September 9, 2013 to holders of record of common shares as of the close of business on Monday, August 26, 2013. Specific distribution dates and amounts of future dividends will be determined by the Company's Board of Directors on an ongoing basis.
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Pan American's vision is to be the world's pre-eminent silver producer, with a reputation for excellence in discovery, engineering, innovation and sustainable development. The Company has seven operating mines in Mexico, Peru, Argentina and Bolivia. Pan American also owns several development projects in USA, Mexico, Peru and Argentina.
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These statements reflect the Company's current views with respect to future events and are necessarily based upon a number of assumptions and estimates that, while considered reasonable by the Company, are inherently subject to significant business, economic, competitive, political and social uncertainties and contingencies. Many factors, both known and unknown, could cause actual results, performance or achievements to be materially different from the results, performance or achievements that are or may be expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements contained in this News Release and the Company has made assumptions and estimates based on or related to many of these factors. Such factors include, without limitation: fluctuations in spot and forward markets for silver, gold, base metals and certain other commodities (such as natural gas, fuel oil and electricity); fluctuations in currency markets (such as the Peruvian sol, Mexican peso, Argentine peso and Bolivian boliviano versus the U.S. dollar); risks related to the technological and operational nature of the Company's business; changes in national and local government, legislation, taxation, controls or regulations and political or economic developments in Canada, the United States, Mexico, Peru, Argentina, Bolivia or other countries where the Company may carry on business in the future; risks and hazards associated with the business of mineral exploration, development and mining (including environmental hazards, industrial accidents, unusual or unexpected geological or structural formations, pressures, cave-ins and flooding); RISKS RELATING TO THE CREDIT WORTHINESS OR FINANCIAL CONDITION OF SUPPLIERS, REFINERS AND OTHER PARTIES WITH WHOM THE COMPANY DOES BUSINESS; inadequate insurance, or inability to obtain insurance, to cover these risks and hazards; employee relations; RELATIONSHIPS WITH AND CLAIMS BY LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND INDIGENOUS POPULATIONS; availability and increasing costs associated with mining inputs and labour; the speculative nature of mineral exploration and development, including the risks of obtaining necessary licenses and permits AND THE PRESENCE OF LAWS AND REGULATIONS THAT MAY IMPOSE RESTRICTIONS ON MINING, INCLUDING THOSE CURRENTLY IN THE PROVINCE OF CHUBUT, ARGENTINA; diminishing quantities or grades of mineral reserves as properties are mined; global financial conditions; business opportunities that may be presented to, or pursued by, the Company; challenges to, OR DIFFICULTY IN MAINTAINING, the Company's title to properties AND CONTINUED OWNERSHIP THEREOF; the actual results of current exploration activities, conclusions of economic evaluations, and changes in project parameters to deal with unanticipated economic or other factors; increased competition in the mining industry for properties, equipment, qualified personnel, and their costs; and those factors identified under the caption "Risks Related to Pan American's Business" in the Company's most recent Form 40F and Annual Information Form filed with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission and Canadian provincial securities regulatory authorities. Investors are cautioned against attributing undue certainty or reliance on forward-looking statements. Although the Company has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipated, estimated, described or intended. The Company does not intend, and does not assume any obligation, to update these forward-looking statements or information to reflect changes in assumptions or changes in circumstances or any other events affecting such statements or information, other than as required by applicable law.
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Forget "Avatar," a movie with supposedly mind-blowing visuals that looked cool for a while but, because James Cameron offered nothing else, I eventually thought, "This is pretty. And pretty bad."
Want to see a wonder that makes your eyes pop and jaw drop? Director/co-writer Guillermo del Toro's "Pacific Rim" is that rare beast, a movie that demands you get out of the house and see it on the biggest screen possible. Sure, del Toro ("Pan's Labyrinth") could have titled his Japanese-inspired action blowout "Monsters vs. Robots"—thanks for not doing that, Guillermo—but the beautiful grotesqueness of movie magic trumps any sense of commercially driven familiarity. I love the city-destroying beings of "Pacific Rim," which makes "Real Steel" look like a scale model.
In 2020, Earth is in Year 7 of its war with the "Kaijus," or giant beasts that come from another dimension and enter through a portal in the ocean. (Which means that sometime this year … uh oh.) Raleigh (Charlie Hunnam of "Sons of Anarchy") and his brother are star pilots of jaegers, the enormous metallic hunters that world leaders determined, after failed efforts with tanks and missiles, were the smartest weapon against creatures that, in a lesser film, would be dubbed Sharknoceros and Lobstersaurus.
A battle goes south, and it's not until five years later that the program's leader (Idris Elba) lures Raleigh back to a program in danger of cancellation. The monsters have evolved, and the jaegers and their pilots die faster than engineers can build them.
It's not often that movies deliver the wow factor of a "Jurassic Park," but in its peak moments of ginormous epicness, "Pacific Rim" does it. The words "hell yeah" actually went through my head.
The dialogue gets clunky, and as the plot sets up it's easy to mutter, "Get to the monsters." But the pleasures aren't all in the massive crunch of lizard-y aliens and mega-Megatrons. Charlie Day is hilarious as an excitable research expert who's a borderline Kaiju groupie, and Hunnam and Rinko Kikuchi (as an employee who really wants to be a pilot) generate some nice moments involving old memories and new bonds.
In "Pacific Rim," jaegers are only as good as their pilots, and a summer movie season isn't much without one example of humongous, killer entertainment. Thrilled that it's here.
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Advocates for Violence Victims Seek Housing Protections
November 01, 2011
State House News Service, By Kyle Cheney
Property managers around Massachusetts have denied housing opportunities to victims of domestic assault and sexual violence, evicted women who are victims of attacks, and refused to permit victims to nix their leases, advocates for women and victims of violence argued Tuesday, urging lawmakers to support new housing protections.
"What we're asking is to not hold victims accountable for the crimes against them," said Maureen Gallagher of Jane Doe Inc. at a State House hearing of the Committee on Housing. "That individual shouldn't be evicted or prevented from leaving."
Gallagher was one of eight advocates representing organizations like the ACLU, the Boston Area Rape Crisis Center and the Women's Bar Association who contended that stereotypes and stigmas often drive landlords' actions toward victims of sexual and domestic assault. They urged the committee to back legislation that would permit a victim of domestic violence, rape, sexual assault or stalking to "terminate a rental agreement or tenancy" within 90 days of an incident.
Under the bills, owners would have the opportunity to request proof that an assault or domestic violence is occurring, such as an order of protection, or court and police records. Those records must be kept confidential, under the legislation. In addition, owners would be barred from terminating a tenancy, declining to renew a tenancy or barring a renter based on a person's "status as a victim of domestic violence, rape, sexual assault or stalking."
The bill also permits tenants to request a change of locks within two business days if they believe they are under "an imminent or ongoing threat" of violence and are able to pay a "reasonable" fee.
The bills, sponsored by Rep. Ellen Story (D-Amherst) and Sen. Cynthia Creem (D-Newton), are co-sponsored by about two dozen lawmakers.
"This bill is necessary to protect the interests of those women and their families," said Nancy Cremins, president of the Women's Bar Association. "Their home should be a safe place to go and you should be able to feel safe and secure that you won't be evicted or you won't be able to find a home because you are a victim of domestic violence."
The pleas from the advocates fell on a short-handed committee. Only five of the committees' seventeen members – co-chairs Rep. Kevin Honan and Sen. James Eldridge (D-Acton), and Reps. Russell Holmes (D-Boston), Sean Curran (D-Springfield) and Christopher Markey (D-Dartmouth) – attended all or portions of the hearing. Only one other hearing was occurring simultaneously and most lawmakers were expected to be on hand later in the day for votes on redistricting.
Eldridge wondered whether any landlords had proven willing to work with tenants who had experienced domestic violence, and advocates acknowledged that many had been supportive.
"In those situations, the healing process for survivors, their ability to find state housing afterward, has been tremendous," said Stephanie DeCandia, manager of system advocacy and policy development at the Boston Area Rape Crisis Center.
The Small Property Owners Association, which represents small rental property and condo owners, opposed the legislation, arguing that the bills were so broadly constructed that any attempt by property owners to evict a household that experiences domestic violence could be construed as discriminatory.
"Given these complications, these bills will backfire, making owners avoid all the more rigorously renting to victims of domestic violence," said Lenore Monello Schloming, president of the association, in testimony submitted to the committee. He added, "These bills need to be substantially rewritten or turned down."
Schloming contended said the legislation's provisions that limit the eviction of domestic violence households to when there is "an actual and imminent threat" could put other tenants in danger.
"[A]n imminent threat is too close to happening to be remedied by the slow process of eviction; eviction needs to happen sooner," he said.
Schloming also suggested that the bill's prohibitions on allowing property owners to speak to one another about incidents of domestic violence amount to asking owners to "lie" to one another. "[A]nd where are our freedom of speech rights?" he wondered.
Royce Fuller, a landlord with three properties in Maynard and Acton, said he sympathizes with victims of domestic violence but believes the bill fails to achieve its objectives.
"I'm afraid that this bill does not have a balance between the rights of the victims of domestic violence and the rights of the tenants and the landlord," he said. "Other tenants need to have a safe environment for their tenants, and the landlords need to have their property protected."
Fuller noted that in his buildings, he allows tenants to break leases for nearly any reason, so long as they provide 60 days notice.


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Chiefs QB Aaron Murray roots on his brother on 'Bachelorette'
By DAVE SKRETTA, AP Sports Writer
While his buddies were bunking down to watch Jack Bauer on "24," or cruising through channels in search of a game, Aaron Murray was settling in for another episode of "The Bachelorette."
Yep, ABC's reality dating show is must-see TV for the Chiefs' rookie quarterback.
Don't judge. Murray isn't your everyday fan. He has a rooting interest in bachelorette Andi Dorfman's much-publicized pursuit of love because his brother, former minor league baseball player Josh Murray, is one of the eight beaus still in the mix.
"It's all craziness, but a lot of fun," Aaron Murray told The Associated Press, one day after his brother received another rose to stay on the show. "Monday nights are crazy, my phone is blowing up with friends and family talking about what he's doing.
"And I always give him a hard time," Aaron added. "There was a time where he was stuttering on the TV, and I was like, `Josh, c'mon man, I didn't teach you that."'
The younger of the brothers, Aaron is no stranger to the spotlight. The former Georgia star finished his college career holding SEC records for completions, yards passing, touchdown passes and total offense, parlaying all that success into a shot to play for the Chiefs.
But now he's sweating through a series of sweltering practices, all in relative obscurity, and then tuning in at night to see his brother singing with Boyz II Men, or playing a pickup basketball game with WNBA players, or traipsing around Marseille, France, on a romantic one-on-one date.
That happened on the most recent episode Monday night, when Murray and Dorfman – an attorney from Atlanta – sailed in the Mediterranean and spent a cozy dinner at Palais Longchamp.
"It's just been funny," Aaron said, when asked to separate the fact from fiction. "The show is true. He hasn't dated for like, six years, so to see him googly over a girl is funny to watch."
Like his younger brother, Josh grew up playing sports. But it was baseball that turned out to be his first love. He was chosen out of high school by the Milwaukee Brewers in the second round of the 2002 draft, but fizzled out after several years in the minor leagues. He later enrolled at Georgia and spent two seasons playing safety while Aaron was becoming the star quarterback.
And while "The Bachelorette" keeps listing Josh's career as "former pro baseball player," his brother just laughed at the suggestion that it must be code for "unemployed."
"He's a financial adviser now," Aaron said. "I don't know why they heck they want the whole athlete thing. I think because they're playing off the kind of guy she's dated before."
Aaron isn't the only Chiefs player keeping tabs on the "The Bachelorette," either. Second-year safety Sanders Commings was a teammate of both Murray brothers at Georgia. Asked how the younger Murray would fare on the show, Commings broke into a grin.
"Probably just as good as Josh," he replied. "They're just about the same person."
The younger Murray is careful to avoid spilling any secrets. Along with the rest of his family, he was required to sign an extensive contract barring him from revealing too much.
How much trouble would he get into for violating it?
"A lot," he said. "About 5 million dollars' worth of troubles."
The truth is while Aaron may know how far his brother goes on the show, most of what transpires he is seeing for the first time. Josh had no cell phone access during filming, and the producers did their best to limit the amount of contact the gentlemen have with the outside world.
"It's all new for me," he said. "What I'm watching is what everyone else is watching."


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Broncos name Jack Del Rio interim head coach while John Fox is out
Denver Broncos players were welcomed back to work after their bye week to a full-squad meeting Monday morning where they learned defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio will take over head coaching duties in John Fox's absence.
Del Rio, who was the Jacksonville Jaguars' head coach from 2003-2011, had been considered the leading candidate to become Fox's temporary replacement since it was announced late Saturday that Fox would undergo surgery to replace a valve in his heart. Fox remains in Charlotte and will miss at least several weeks while recovering from the surgery.
Del Rio's promotion was not official until Monday because Broncos vice president of football operations John Elway was also away from Denver during the bye week.
WEEK 9 TAKEAWAYS:Eagles hard to figure
TEAM CAPTAIN :Fox in 'good spirits'
"He'll demand a lot out of us," safety David Bruton told USA TODAY Sports Sunday night about Del Rio, who has been the Broncos' defensive coordinator since 2012.
Del Rio served as Fox's defensive coordinator in Carolina in 2002 before he was hired in Jacksonville, where he went 69-73 in nearly nine seasons. He was fired after 11 games in 2011, and the Jaguars are 4-25 since. He considered taking the next year off from coaching but was happy to reunite with Fox in Denver when Fox needed to replace Dennis Allen, who had been hired as the head coach of the Oakland Raiders.
Denver's defense was markedly improved in 2012 under Del Rio and finished the season ranked second in yards allowed and fourth in points allowed. His current unit is ranked No. 25 while dealing with injuries to starters Champ Bailey, Wesley Woodyard and Robert Ayers and a six-game suspension for Von Miller in the first half of the season. Denver's defense played its best game of the year just before the bye against the Washington Redskins and could have its starting 11 playing together for the first time all season this weekend.
PHOTOS: Best of NFL Week 9
The Broncos (7-1) play at the San Diego Chargers on Sunday and are entering the toughest stretch of their schedule with none of their next six games against opponents currently sporting a losing record.
Del Rio is expected to continue his duties in running the defense, including handling playcalling
The decision to promote Del Rio should have little effect on the offense, led by first-year coordinator Adam Gase and veteran quarterback Peyton Manning.
Bruton spoke with Fox by phone on Sunday and said Fox seemed in good spirits. Though an interim head coach had not been named when Bruton and Fox spoke, Bruton said he had confidence in any of the Broncos' coaches to fill in while Fox recovers.
Bruton also said Fox challenged him and other team leaders to "pick up the reins."
"We have to pick up some slack," Bruton said. "We know what we have to do. We have to go out there and work. It'll give us an extra edge, to go out there and play for Foxy."
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Jewels of the Crown: Where Are They Now?
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Long after she crowns her successor, each Titleholder remains a jewel of the crown. We're proud to keep up with our past Titleholders and share their successes and joys. Hear first-hand from such Titleholders, who went on to win the national crown, and find out how their #RoadToTheCrown shaped who they are today!
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One of our greatest joys at Pageant Associates is the opportunity to champion successful young women. Because we see how hard they work, we firmly believe that pageant life helps them to cultivate an array of skills that can be directly applied to the professional workforce. We're proud that so many pageant participants now have enriching careers in a variety of fields – from journalism to finance, health care, business and more. That's why we were honored to talk with former Miss USA Erin Brady.
To help us celebrate and shine a spotlight on the importance of confidence, we had the pleasure of sitting down with former Miss USA Kimberly Pressler. Since winning the crown, Kimberly has gone on to a successful career as a television host and ESPN sideline reporter. She also works alongside her husband as the Chief Financial Officer of their own private company. And together, she and her husband are the proud parents of a beautiful 7-year-old daughter. Kimberly shared these pearls of wisdom for creating and maintaining confidence, and why she is passionate about raising her daughter to be confident in everything that she does.


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Forward-Looking Statements: Except for historical matters contained herein, statements made in this press release are forward-looking statements. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, words such as "may," "will," "to," "plan," "expect," "believe," "anticipate," "intend," "could," "would," "estimate," or "continue" or the negative other variations thereof or comparable terminology are intended to identify forward-looking statements.
Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause our actual results, performance or achievements to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. Also, forward-looking statements represent our management's beliefs and assumptions only as of the date hereof. Except as required by law, we assume no obligation to update these forward-looking statements publicly, or to update the reasons actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in these forward-looking statements, even if new information becomes available in the future.
The Company is subject to the risks and uncertainties described in its filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including the section entitled "Risk Factors" in its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2011, and its Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended September 30, 2012.


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2011: Started all nine games as a receiver … Academic All-NEFC … third on the team with 18 catches … also ran for a pair of scores … also third on the team in scoring (26 pts.) and in kick return yards (99) … at least one reception in every game but one … pair of catches in the season opener at Becker (9/10) for 42 yards and one score … season-high of four receptions in back-to-back games at UMass Dartmouth (10/1) and at Plymouth State (10/8) … one rushing and one receiving TD at UMass Dartmouth … returned a season best three kickoffs for 40 yards at Salve Regina (10/22).
2010: Played in all nine games for the Engineers … fourth on the team with 12 receptions for 179 yards … led the team with his 14.9 yards per catch average … made at least one catch in each of the final six games of the season … one catch in the season opener against Becker (9/11) … also rushed twice for 30 yards and a score against the Hawks … brought in a season-high three passes for 27 yards at Western New England (10/16) … matched that with three more receptions at Nichols (10/30) … set season highs with 89 receiving yards and a 33-yard reception against the Bison.
Off The Field at MIT: Majoring in mechanical engineering … also plays lacrosse for the Engineers … Lambda Chi Alpha.
High School: A 2010 graduate of Thomas Poolesville High School … first team all-division as a senior … team MVP … most valuable offensive player as a junior … most valuable defensive back as a sophomore … also lettered in lacrosse … first team all-division in that sport as a senior.
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On Saturday we took a much needed trip to the National Mall to see various new exhibits at some of the museums. The exhibit I wanted to go see most was "Huichol – art on wheels."
Before I explain what that is, first let me explain what or rather who the Huichol are. The Huichol are indigenous people from western central Mexico, "living in the Sierra Madre Occidental range in the Mexican states of Nayarit, Jalisco, Zacatecas, and Durango." [Wikipedia] Though they're commonly known as "Huichol", they call themselves "Wixáritari" which means "the people" in their language.
My interest in the Huichol people first started a few years ago when Carlos dedicated an adorable song to me by a music group called Huichol Musical. (He does this often – serenades me with songs from YouTube. Carlos will find a video then say, "This song is for you" before playing it at full blast. Not exactly the same as finding a mariachi ensemble outside one's window, but such is modern romance.)
As I researched more I discovered Huichol art which quickly became one of my favorites. I love colorful folk art and Huichol art is beautiful beyond words.
So, when I heard that there was an entire vehicle covered in Huichol art, (a Volkswagen Beetle to be exact), at the National Museum of the American Indian, I knew I had to check it out. I'm not even going to apologize for the dozen photos I'm about to bombard you with because it was that chévere. (In between the photos I'll share some facts I learned about the exhibit from a pamphlet provided by the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian.)
This piece of art is called "Vochol." The word "Vochol" is a combination of "vocho" (slang for Volkswagen Beetle in Mexico) and "Huichol."
The Huichol are known for their colorful beadwork and fiber arts.
Guess how many glass seed beads cover this vehicle, (including interior details!) … If you said 2,277,000 then you are correct. (That's more than 2 million for those of you who aren't good with numbers like me.)
The beads alone weigh almost 200 lbs. and are held on with 35 lbs. of resin.
It took eight Wixáritari artists from two families more than 9,000 hours to create this work of art.
The names of the families who created The Vochol: The Bautistas from Jalisco and the Ortiz from Nayarit, Mexico.
The Vochol features a lot of symbolism. Can you spot a two-headed eagle? A snake? Maize? A canoe?
The Vochol is a collaboration between the Association of Friends of the Museo de Arte Popular, the Museo de Arte Popular, and the state governments of Nayarit and Jalisco.
The Vochol will only be on display in DC until May 6th – so if you want to see it in person, go now.
The phrases on the front fenders say "Two hundred years of independence" and "One hundred years since the Mexican Revolution in Wixáritari.
After an international tour, The Vochol will be auctioned off with proceeds going towards promoting the work of native Mexican artists.
Want to learn more? Links:
Official Vochol website
National Museum of the American Indian
Smithsonian.com: Meet the Vochol


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This Lesson
This lesson is based on the National
Register of Historic Places registration file "Washington Monument"
(with photographs), and the visitor's guide to
the Monument, and other source material about George Washington and
the structure built to honor him. It was written by Stephanie A. Kopin,
park ranger at the National Mall. TwHP is sponsored, in part, by the Cultural Resources Training Initiative and Parks as Classrooms programs of the National Park Service. This lesson is one in a series that brings the important stories of historic places into the classrooms across the country.
Where it fits
into the curriculum
Topics: This lesson could be used in teaching units
on the American Revolution and the early Federal period as the focus
for a discussion of whether Washington deserved the reverence he inspired.
It could be part of units on the formation of national identity, collective
memory, and interpretations of the past. It could also be used in units
on art history, architecture, or urban planning.
Time period: 1760s-1880s
Relevant United States History Standards for Grades 5-12
Relevant Curriculum Standards for Social Studies
Find your state's social studies and history standards for grades Pre-K-12
Objectives for
1) To understand some of the reasons Washington was so revered
during the early 19th century.
2) To describe the intentions behind the memorial to George Washington.
3) To analyze how ideas about the best designs for a monument
change over time.
4) To investigate memorials found in their community.
Materials for
The materials listed below either can be used directly on
the computer or can be printed out, photocopied, and distributed to
students. The maps and images appear twice: in a low-resolution version
with associated questions and alone in a larger, high-resolution version.
1) a map showing L'Enfant's original
plan for Washington, D.C.
2) three readings about the attempts
to build the monument;
3) a broadside encouraging Americans
to contribute to the building of the monument;
4) six drawings of potential designs
for the monument
5) one cartoon about the monument;
6) one photograph of the Washington
Monument today.
Visiting the
The Washington Monument, administered by the National Park Service, is located in Washington, D.C., on
the National Mall between 15th and 17th Streets and between Constitution
and Independence Avenues. It is open to the public every day except
December 25. For more information, visit
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Find out what makes the magical country of Myanmar unique at this evening with documentary-maker Alex Bescoby.
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|27° 42' 22" N, 34° 07' 02"E. South of Beacon Rock light on Sha'ab Mahmud
|Day or Safari boat normally from Sharm El Sheikh, occasionally from Hurghada
|Minimum Depth to Wreck
|17m (upturned Bows)
|Maximum Depth to Seabed:
|32m (at Stern)
|Average Visibility:
Who was First?
Curiously, the Dunraven is not marked on any of the Admiralty charts for the area, so her discovery was never one of "let's go and check this out!"
One published account of the Dunraven states that, in 1977, a German Geologist came across the wreck whilst undertaking survey work for an oil company and, although he passed on what little information he had collected to the owner of a local Diving facility, his co-ordinates were so vague that the vessel remained unexplored for at least another 2 years. Another account, however, states that the Geologist in question was an Israeli - but that man turned out to be a local diver who never found the wreck. Yet another version suggests that this whole "geologist" story was deliberately created to lessen the achievement of those who claimed to have discovered the wreck.
What is fact, is that in the early 1970's, Howard Rosenstein formed Red Sea Divers and chose Na'ama Bay on the Sinai Peninsular for his base. In 1977 he decided on a course of action that would attract visitors away from more popular destinations towards his corner of the Red Sea. His plan was embellish history by deliberately inventing fictional connections with "Lawrence of Arabia" and his fabled treasure ships. Howard had been influenced by the newly released movie "The Deep" in which the wreck of the Rhone in the British Virgin Islands is featured. Having started on this course of action - all he needed now was a suitable shipwreck.
Later that same year, he began to investigate some information given to him by local Bedouin fishermen - after all, their directions were very easy to follow;
"There is a place out in the Gulf in the direction of the setting sun, far from land and at least 3 cigarettes from Ras Mohammed. Here there is a reef which comes out from the sea to break the surface at low tide. Go the end of this reef coming from the south east."
In Howard's own words; "We broke out the charts and tried to sort this out - and from the various hints and markings, we just guessed at the final spot. Jumping into the water right on top of it (the wreck) was just a matter of luck. I had a group of American divers led by Carl Roessler of Sea and Sea fame as witnesses. I took a risk and it paid off."
The shipwreck they had discovered was the Dunraven and whilst two more years would pass before she was correctly identified, she was of a type of ship that entirely suited his purposes, thus allowing him to elaborate on his Lawrence of Arabia connection. Which was just great - because the next development came from the BBC who wanted to make a programme about the wreck. Naturally, whilst working on various theories about the ship's true identity, Howard deliberately stepped up his campaign about the connection with the legendary Lawrence of Arabia.
It seems that "El Lawrence" used a number of different vessels to move valuable treasures from Suez to Aqaba in order to finance the Arab rebellion against the Turks. These ships were, apparently, the Dufferin, Harding, M-31 and Suva - some of which were of a very similar design to the Dunraven. It was not long, therefore, before rumours began to circulate about the possibility of Divers having found one of Lawrence's lost treasure ships!
Now, almost 25 years later, Howard Rosenstein is happy to admit that he deliberately planted this notion of a connection with history - adding that, whilst he was unaware of the true identity of his shipwreck, he also knew that each of Lawrence's ships were accounted for and that there had never been any "lost treasure." His inventiveness, however, was a vital tool in getting the required recognition for his corner of the Red Sea - and, not only did it work, but the rest, as they say, is history.
Eventually, of course, everyone became aware that all the treasure ships in question had been accounted for and any connection with Lawrence came to an end. Even so, one fanciful rumour was quickly replaced by another when it was suggested that the vessel might be a mysterious "Q" ship that had been sent to the Middle East during WW1 on a secret mission - during which the vessel is alleged to have disappeared! More great fiction and doubtless enjoyed as the story ran.
It was not until November 1979, however, that the name "Dunraven" was found engraved on some fine porcelain and, whilst this initially led researchers in several directions as they tried to determine precisely which Dunraven it was, it was not long before the ship was finally - and correctly, identified. Further confirmation was also obtained when Howard and his divers cleaned off the lettering on the stern of the vessel using a pneumatic wire brush. This operation can be seen in the resultant BBC film "Mystery of the Red Sea Wreck" which was screened in late 1979 as part of the series "The World About Us" BBC researchers also later confirmed the name.
And as if this discovery was not enough in terms of a drama being played out on the seabed, all this was going on at the same time as the Camp David Peace Process. Having, therefore, invented a false but nevertheless intriguing connection with one era of Arabian history, suddenly the shipwreck actually became a small part of the regions modern history. This came about when the U.S. Ambassador to Israel - Samuel Lewis, returned from the Camp David talks and decided to participate in the film.
It was in this way that Howard Rosenstein was told - on film!, of the decision to return the Sinai Peninsular to Egypt . Just as Howard was to achieve the ultimate success and international media coverage for his great discovery, he was being told he was about to lose his life's dreams and achievements.
The Ship
Built by Mitchell & Company of Newcastle, the Dunraven was officially described as an "Iron Screw Steamer - Planked" and launched in December 1873. She was one of those relatively new breed of vessel - capable of being powered by either sail or steam. A relatively large boat for her day, she displaced 1,613 GRT and had a coal fired two cylinder compound inverted engine - also built in Newcastle, by Messrs Humphrys and Tennant. Capable of producing 140 nhp, the Dunraven had a top speed of 8 knots (unladen). She was 79.6m long, 9.8m wide and had a draught of 7.3m. The Dunraven was owned and operated by W. Milburn of London and, after successful sea trials, was used on the Bombay run.
The Loss of the Dunraven
In January 1876, 27 year old Captain Edward Richards Care supervised the loading of his ship in Liverpool. It was a general cargo which included timber and steel for India's fledgling heavy industrial ambitions. The trip out to Bombay was without incident and by the end of March they were loading the Dunraven for the return leg. Eventually, the Dunraven left Bombay on 6th April 1876 loaded with what was later described as a "valuable general cargo bound for Liverpool." The ship had a compliment of 25.
She made good time across the Indian Ocean. After a brief stop at Aden for coal, she continued on and up through the Red Sea. On the 24th April, the ship's log records "weather fine and clear, wind light, water smooth, no sail set, vessel proceeding at full speed of 6½ knots." At 1am the next morning the Second Mate saw high land right ahead and took this to be Shadwan Island. Fifty minutes later he then saw a light which he took to be Ashrafi Light - up in the Straits of Gobal, the Master was on the Bridge throughout this time and did not question either the sightings or their identification. The Second Mate described the light as a "bright fixed light" although he later changed this. Curiously, although the Master also saw the light, the man at the wheel did not.
At 2.15am, the Master went below leaving orders to be called in one hour but at 2.40am the light was lost to view - as though it had simply gone out. Once again the later evidence of the Second Mate becomes confusing as he gives his evidence to the Enquiry. Firstly, he stated that he called the Master as soon as he lost sight of the light but later changed this to having called the Master sometime between 3.30 and 3.40 am - thus admitting he had failed to follow orders.
When Captain Care did arrive on deck, however, land was plain to see some 6 or 7 miles off the starboard side - in a northerly direction. It was now 3.40am and he immediately altered course 2 points to starboard and curiously, therefore, closer to that land. Ten minutes later the look-out saw a large dark object in the water which he thought to be a buoy and called this out to the Bridge - but got no reply. At same instant, however, the Second Mate also saw the object but, thinking it was a boat, only casually reported this to the Master. Care immediately ordered the engines be stopped but before this could happen the Dunraven struck hard and the rocks immediately penetrated the fore compartment.
The steam pumps were immediately set to work and a fruitless attempt was made to heave her off by means of a kedge anchor. By 7am, the water reached the engine room and put out the fires. By midday the starboard side of the upper deck was under water and the Master and crew took to the lifeboats. They remained with their doomed vessel and at 4pm an Arab Dhow came alongside and took the shipwrecked mariners on board. It was only at this time that the Master of the Dunraven was made aware if his actual position - off the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsular.
At 5 pm, the Dunraven slipped off the reef and sank in 15 fathoms (27m) of water. For three days the Dhow lay at anchor over the Dunraven until Captain Care and his crew were transferred to the passing Italian steamer "Arabia" which conveyed them to Suez. The Peninsular and Orient steamer "Malwa" later transported them all back to England.
The resultant Board of Trade Enquiry heard conflicting evidence from both Captain Care and the Second Mate with the Master attributing the loss of his vessel to a combination of the Ashrafi Light going out and a stronger current than normal - setting his vessel towards the reef.
Nevertheless, the ship's log - always taken as an accurate record of events and in which all seemingly minor occurrences (bearings, sightings etc) are all recorded as a matter of routine, made no mention of these factors even though it had been written up some 14 days after the sinking - when considerable thought would have been given to what was to be included.
In giving his judgement, Stipendiary Magistrate J. A Yorke stated that "the facts proved that the Master had made no real efforts to ascertain by observation or otherwise the real position of the Dunraven after midday on 24th April and before striking at 3.50am on the 25th. The neglect of this most necessary precaution seems to have mainly caused the loss in question. Furthermore, it seems plain from careful examination of the chart produced that the land seen by the Second Mate could not have been Shadwan Island nor could the light have been from Ashrafi as asserted. In all probability it was merely the light of a passing vessel."
Consequently, the Court found the loss of the Dunraven was caused by the default and negligence of the Captain and subsequently revoked his Master's certificate for a period of 12 months with immediate effect - though allowing him a First Mate's ticket during the time of suspension.
Na'ama Bay
I was visiting Sharm El Sheikh as a guest of Scubaway and accommodated in the Sonesta Club close to Na'ama Bay. My diving had been placed in the very capable hands of Paolo Guiotto of TGI Sinai.
I meet an awful lot of Dive Guides and, just occasionally one sticks out from the crowd. During a period of 3 weeks of fairly intensive diving, I watched Paolo in action in a variety of situations and I have to say that I have come to regard him as one of the very best in the business... On top of that he is also one of the most experienced in this corner of the world - where he has averaged 700 dives per year for the past 7 years.
I took an instant liking to Na'ama Bay - it has a holiday atmosphere that allows tourists from all the different hotels, to mingle. There is a pedestrian main street lined with open-air Bars, Cafes and Restaurants in addition to all the usual, shops, which cater for just about everything the visitors needs. Nearby is a long beach of golden sand with a public promenade. Here are even more open-air restaurants, with menus to suit every taste - Chinese, Japanese, Italian, British, Greek and, of course Egyptian.
At one restaurant a classical guitarist entertained the diners while, elsewhere it was a Spanish Dancer or perhaps something very similar to a "Whirling Dervish" creating his own kaleidoscope of colour as he made viewers dizzy with an incredible routine. For days when there is no diving or, for the Diver who has a non-diving family to think about, Na'ama Bay certainly has a great deal to offer.
Diving the Dunraven
The Dunraven is almost completely upside down. She lies with her port side resting along an adjacent reef - with a slight "list" towards that reef. At a depth of 17m, the upside down bows are the shallowest part of the dive, with the stern resting on the seabed at 30m.
The leading edge of the bows are broken and slightly separated - with the whole structure leaning backwards and resting against the reef. From the port hawse pipe - almost completely hidden between ship and reef, the anchor chain runs down to the seabed and disappears under the ship. From the starboard hawse pipe is a short piece of anchor chain on which there is considerable coral growth. There is sufficient damage to the hull to allow the diver to enter the foc'sle.
From the Bows, it is a swim along the upturned keel to a point approximately amidships where the hull is broken and the remains of the funnel are seen on the seabed nearby. There are also a large pair of resident Red Scorpionfish occupying this "break."
Looking backwards, it is tempting to try and enter the front section - but this is not recommended. At the break, the keel of the fore section is much lower than that of the aft - revealing a state of slow collapse. This break in the Hull is at a point immediately in front of the Engine Room, and just inside the aft section, the ship's two huge boilers support the hull at this point - allowing it to retain its original shape. This is where the best part of the overall dive begins.
Surrounding the boilers are thousands of Glassfish (Vanikoro Sweepers) - a species which always prefer the shade and, on entering the hull, these move lazily aside to allow the diver safe passage. The boilers are side by side and, although they occupy a large amount of space, there is plenty of room for "single file" swimming between boiler and starboard side right through to the stern. On the other side of the boilers, are all the pipes taps and valves and then the engine itself - with large connecting rods and pistons all still in place. Above head height is a large gear wheel and even more valves.
From this point, the view towards the stern is quite breath-taking. This is a large, empty space with plenty of natural light provided by rows of portholes illuminating what was the Starboard Quarter. Altogether, allowing considerable scope for available light photography. With the deck having become the ceiling, the propeller shaft runs along that "ceiling."
Incredibly after so long underwater, wooden panels still line this part of the steel hull. Sadly, however, all the ship's brass fittings - including the many portholes that once lined both sides of the ship at this point, were removed long ago. Such greed does, of course, lessen the overall effect for those of us who can only follow those who were amongst the first to visit this wreck - and thought only of themselves and their wretched trophy hunting!
The exit from the stern is well lit. This is 30m and the deepest part of the Dive. On top of the hull, the rudder and propeller are still in place - although one of the four blades is missing. There is plenty of coral growth on the upturned hull - although not as prolific as one might expect on a vessel that has been underwater for such a length of time.
Swimming back along the starboard side, the diver will find some remains of the aft mast. Most of the structure has, however, now disappeared altogether - leaving little more than a metre of mast pointing to the cross-trees some distance away on the seabed.
Overall, the Dunraven provides the diver with a thoroughly enjoyable series of dives on what is, after all, one of Egypt's most famous shipwrecks.
Postscript (1)
Edward Richards Care was born in St. Ives in 1849 and gained his Master's Certificate (No 88,154) in London in 1872 at the very early age of 23 years. He was immediately assigned Command of the Etna and later the Alveaga before taking over the Dunraven in August 1874. After the loss of the Dunraven, it was not until 1877 that he returned to sea as a Captain - once again in command of the Etna. He then went on to complete a full career as a Master Mariner.
Postscript (2)
After the Sinai withdrawal Howard Rosenstein had to pack up his life's work and move on. Although the Egyptian authorities did actually ask him to stay (and even gave him a contract which he still has to this day), he realised his position would eventually become untenable. Initially, Howard purchased a 26 meter live-aboard dive boat which he named Fantasea 1 and continued work the local waters. Later, this was swapped for the 35 meter Fantasea 2 but, eventually he had no option but to pack it in and sell the business. Fantasea 2 is now working very successfully in Thailand and Bali under the name Pelagian and Howard is now manufacturing diving masks which protect the diver's ears and small underwater cameras.http://www.touregypt.net/VDC/Dunraven.htm


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Injury woe for Wigglesworth
ESPNscrum Staff
October 23, 2011
England's Richard Wigglesworth is upended during the Rugby World Cup pool clash with Argentina © Getty Images
Saracens have been rocked by the news that scrum-half Richard Wigglesworth has been ruled for the rest of the season because of a knee injury.
The England international scrum-half hobbled off during Sunday's Anglo-Welsh Cup win over Exeter Chiefs and subsequent scans revealed that Wigglesworth had damaged his ACL. Consequently, he was forced to undergo surgery on Wednesday, meaning he will be out of action for up to nine months.
"It's a big blow for 'Wiggy', who has been playing so well for Saracens and has worked so hard in the past 18 months to get himself back in the England side," said Sarries director of rugby Mark McCall.
"In my opinion, he was one of England's stand out players at the World Cup and it's a shame he will miss the Six Nations.
"It's also a blow for us but we are lucky to have two very good players in Neil de Kock and Ben Spencer who have both performed so well this season and because of that, we are not looking to recruit."
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Declaring a Major and Getting an Advisor
How do I get an adviser assigned to me? Here's the process.
Students can declare an ES major and be assigned an adviser, even if this is their first semester at UW Oshkosh. Students declare a major at the Undergraduate Advising Resource Center (UARC) Student Resource Center, 2nd floor. To qualify for assignment to an Environmental Studies Faculty Adviser, the student must declare Environmental Studies as the student's major and be in academic good standing with the University.
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Student Success Center, Suite 202
After declaring a major, the next step is to contact the Director of Environmental Studies, Jim Feldman, email@example.com. He will set you up with an appointment to see the ES Student Advising Mentor ("SAM"), an advanced ES major who will introduce you to the ES curriculum. To ensure that all new students learn about the major, we place a registration hold on new majors, which is removed after that first meeting.
Soon after that meeting, or even before it, the Director of Environmental Studies assigns the student to an adviser. The adviser may change as the student progresses through the program.


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Washing machine woes
It never occurred to me that a washing machine needed to be cleaned. But I found out the hard way last month just why manufacturers recommend a monthly cleaning routine.
When my high-efficiency top-loading machine appeared to be leaking liquid detergent and fabric softner, I called Sears for repairs. An appliance maintenance worker uncovered the mystery. He reached into the seal surrounding the tub and picked out a clumpy, blue ball — four years worth of undissolved dirt and detergent. It had built up in the machine, pushed open the seal inside the tub, and eventually prevented the door from closing properly.
As I reported in today's "Dishing the Dirt" column, high-efficiency machines use less water and seal more tightly than older machines, making them more prone to residue build-up, mold and mildew stains and funky odors. But technology isn't the only culprit, according to my appliance repairman. He said that most people use too much detergent, which adds to the backup. He suggested I use about half the amount of liquid detergent recommended on the packaging. That conservation combined with keeping the tub clean should make my clothes fresher and my washer more affective.
I tested out the Affresh washing machine tabs myself and really liked how fresh they left the tub. But in an email, Colorado Springs reader Mike Rudd said the best way to prevent mold or mildew (given Colorado's low humidity) is to "leave the front- or top-loader machine door open after each wash to quickly dry out the inner and outer tub. In the case of the front-loader, leaving the door open just one inch is sufficient."
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Giddy Rockettes kicking up their leggy legs for Radio City's Christmas Spectacular? Angelic-faced Sugar-Plum fairies pirouetting in The Nutcracker? Bah, humbug! How about Kiki & Herb: The Second Coming—a Christmas Concert at Carnegie Hall, featuring a 70-something-year-old, boozy lounge singer with saggy boobs and giant hair performing revamped Kanye West and Emmylou Harris holiday songs together with her devoted piano player?
"Both of us see Christmas as outsiders," said Kenny Mellman (a.k.a. Herb) in a dressing room at Joe's Pub, applying gray hair tint to his lengthy sideburns to summon his alter ego. "I'm Jewish. Justin (Bond, who plays Kiki DuRane) is Jewish. We relate to the people who can't stomach" the holiday season.
"They're ramming capitalism down your throat, they're ramming religion down your throat, they're ramming family obligations and shoulds down your throat," added Mr. Bond, while dabbing a pale foundation under his eyes. "I think Kiki and Herb aren't victims of shoulds."
Since 1992, Mr. Bond and Mr. Mellman have been performing as the political drag-cabaret act, and this performance will mark their first return to the New York stage since last summer's Tony-nominated Kiki & Herb: Alive on Broadway.
Although their act may be considered the "anti-Christmas" Christmas show, Mr. Bond admits to indulging in a little holiday cheer by visiting the Rockefeller Center tree and Bergdorf's window every year. "It's always so beautiful, and it's usually more pagany than the other holiday ones," he explained. Mr. Mellman, however, remains a holiday Scrooge. "Maybe make some latkes, but that's about it."
Kiki & Herb: The Second Coming—a Christmas Concert will take place Dec. 12 at 8 p.m. Carnegie Hall is located at 154 West 57th Street. For tickets, http://www.carnegiehall.org.