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last twinkie
chicken on an island
Shark talk
chicken dinner
chicken on a horse
moving corpse
the chase
crooked neck
late for flight
bad lunch
moth balls
chicken doughnut
coconut seed
broke and blood
sochi game winner
roaches jump for joy
tone fone
bag fart
attack of the headless chicken pg.1
attack of the chicken pg. 2
Attack of the chicken pg.3
Attack of the chicken pg.4
attack of chicken pg. 5
Attack of the chicken pg. 6
Attack of the headless chicken pg.7
Attack of the headless chicken pg. 8
chicken in training
puppet master
change of music
corpse cash
corpse high flyer
spring sting
spring sting
spring sting pg. 3
spring sting pg. 4
spring sting finale
Easter smoke
Easter smoke
time for a shave
corpseboy thinkin
corpseboy thinkin
jump and cheer
hot foot
the stache
The stache
The stache
The stache part 3
The stache 4
The stache finale
one more mustache
cinco de mayo
cinco de mayo
dead flowers
Thanks for viewing
chicken performer
sidewalkn corpse
squirelly doughnut
squirelly doughnut
nutty doughnut cont.
nutty doughnut
squirelly doughnut
back to the big hair!
dragon training
hair of the whiskey dog
band camp blunder
mystery cat
chicken BBQer
hair removal
life of the party
running from the chops
A stick up
where are you putting that needle?
lawn chicken
nose hair
Alien antics
Miss.Nevada 2014
Let me in pooch
mow down
funny max
tough terd
dance partner
stanley margarita
man in the room
the guy
found the meatball
vampire soccer
skull screamer
She-Hulk homage
soccer head in the game
LaBeouf busted
4th of July
little buckaroo
brain dinner
hot summer
hot summer cont.
want a soda?
lost sock
lost sock search
lost sock, still lookin
lost sock, and still lookin
sock saga cont.
lost sock conclusion
chimney sweeper
corpse flower
beer&pizza delivery
yacky yack, head talks back
vacations not over
knuckle ball
wheres the road?
chicken in the web
shooting hoop
nanu nanu
peter and the bar
chicken and the corn
back to school
wheels on the bus
hike up the pants
fly little fly
buzz off
buzz off
ice chamber
motivational kick
special pie in the face
big guns
mass weapon
wipe the hairs
fake injury
football frenzy
football frenzy pg.2
football frenzy pg. 3
football frenzy pg. 4
football frenzy final
jewel heister
eggs for omelette
bacon on bacon
eddy the egg
chicken hair extensions
ice head chicken
cracker view
body pillow
ready for I phone?
third leg
leaf bed
Halloween havoc pg.1
Halloween havoc pg. 2
Halloween havoc pg. 3
Halloween havoc pg.4
Halloween havoc pg. 5
Halloween havoc pg. 6
Halloween havoc pg. 7
Halloween havoc pg.8
Halloween havoc pg. 8
Halloween havoc pg. 9
Halloween havoc pg. 10
Halloween havoc pg. 11
Halloween havoc pg. 12
Halloween havoc pg. 13
Halloween havoc pg.14
Halloween havoc pg.15
Halloween havoc pg. 16
Halloween havoc pg. 17
Halloween havoc pg. 18
Halloween havoc pg. 19
Halloween havoc pg. 20
Halloween havoc pg. 21
Halloween havoc pg. 22
Halloween havoc pg. 23
Halloween havoc pg. 24
Thanksgiving story pg. 2
Thanksgiving story pg. 3
Thanksgiving story pg. 4
Thanksgiving story pg. 5
Thanksgiving story pg. 6
Thanksgiving story pg. 7
Thanksgiving story pg. 8
Thanksgiving story. pg 9
Thanksgiving story pg. 10
Thanksgiving story pg. 11
Thanksgiving story pg. 12
Thanksgiving story pg. 13
Thanksgiving story
Thanksgiving story cont.
Thanksgiving story
Thanksgiving story
Thanksgiving story cont.
Thanksgiving story
The Thanksgiving story
Thanksgiving story
Turkey butt
December story pg.1
December story pg. 2
December story pg. 3
December story pg. 4
December story pg. 5
December story pg. 6
December story pg. 7
December story pg. 8
December story pg. 9
December story pg. 10
December story pg. 11
December story pg. 12
December story pg. 13
December story pg. 14
December story pg. 15
December story pg. 16
December pg. 17
December story pg. 18
December story pg. 19
December story pg. 20 the final one
pit hair
kicking and screaming
My spider pet
My spider pet
spider pet
spider pet pg. 4
spider pet pg. 5
spider pet pg. 6
spider pet pg. 7
spider pet pg. 8
spider pet 9
spider pet pg. 10
spider pet 11
spider pet pg. 12
spider pet pg. 13
spider pet 14
spider pet pg. 15
spider pet 16
spider pet pg. 17
spider pet pg. 18
spider pet pg. 19
spider pet pg. 20
beats me
shower buddy
nacho dip
bar talk
hamburger bliss
the right bolt
grammy speech
williams replacement
Friday the 13th
go to bed
stone bread
take flight
on top the mountain
face to face
the last one
chilly pepper
the outlook
light bill
full bladder
have to feed the cat
beyond the door
fly away
retinal scanner
bulldoze head
the right organ
bank deposit
2 guys talkin
the fros
head out of water
super sport saturday
pitch fork
beef survey
hold the wall
sign runner
corpse watch
visiting a friend
chicken in a basket
chicken hockey
clown and monkey
copies of what?
chicken in heaven
row boat
bar talk
court corpse
Father's Day
buffet menu
happy happy joy
ice cream flavor
Fri. morning meeting
Happy Fourth America
new coffin
apple flavor
esikimo shopping list
mountain close up
chicken and coffee
chicken and coffee cont.
chicken and coffee 3
chicken and coffee 4
chicken and coffee 5
chicken and coffee 6
jets jawbreaker
just swim man
coffee talk
cold beer corpse
omelete chicken
mucho member
drunk chicken
chicken moon
Labor Day 2015
shake it!
Big money, big fee
Popes visit
the dweller
cave dweller cont.
chicken therapy
brain burrito
chicken wing on a wing
corpse on a corner
golden haired one
angel for today
the other angel
chicken in office
are you listening
chicken getting ready for office
Halloween 2015
candy coma
stuffin a body
stuffin the chicken..
Veterans Day 2015
thankful for
camp out
bird brains
pumpkin spice
no pants
one more hack
stuffing the turkey..
eat this
Thanksgiving 2015
black Friday shopper
update the commandments
childhood memory
snow day, netflix day
sales pitch
cold day, hot book
carrot stick
tree topper
Santa needs to eat
mistletoe smooch
frozen brainnnsss
gingerbread chicken man
days of X-mas
pressing forward
new year, new eggs
New Years Bang
new years resoultion
hanging over
major booger
hover me board
paperwork or phone calls
comfy chair
bar break
drink of water
finger fun
blizzard 2016
cold cure
nice lookn stone
thought i could
old school surround sound
it's groundhog...
arrow to the bum
groovy fro
Happy Valentines with egg
Valentine eyes
Mardi Gras granny
cupid on a break
aristocrat gives advice
caught in the tree
game night
presidential brewski
leap day
beep beeper
jungle chicken
robot visitor
robot visitor cont.
robot visitor pg. 3
robot visitor pg. 4
robot visitor pg. 5
robot visitor pg. 6
St. Paddy's 2016
robot visitor pg. 7
robot visitor pg. 8
robot visitor pg. 9
robot visitor pg. 10
robot visitor pg. 11
robot visitor pg. 12
robot pg. 13
robot visitor page 14
robot visitor pg. 15
robot visitor pg. 16
robot visitor page 17
robot pg. 18-final
spring showers bring..
sweet prince
green light
quick tan
public restroom
Pour tha sugga
Bird feeder
The forked
Isaac & an orc
Tea time
Coffee please
Give me a biscuit
Drone delivery
Corpse crosser
Winner winner
Summer skier
Its shark week. You watching?
July 4th
Summer time bbq
Dad's wisdom
Go pokey go
The pokemon fever
Who did she call?
Ghostbuster try out
Pokey busting
Get launched
On a stick
Chicken pooper
Campfire time
Dog walk
Shark nadoo
My favorite pair
Rio 2016
Crunch medal
Long neck helper
Catch a ride
Trunk freeze
The Donald erected
Lunch fly
Tree watcher
Rain shrink
Extra labor
Clown sighting
Need insurance
Lion fridge
Uhhh huh heh
Coffee fly
Chicken therapy
Read it
Pumpkin fall
Sun-Mon day
Fly at lunch
Skip rope
Can i just get some snacks?
The ghoul gang
My what a big..
Hot sauce pg 1
Hot sauce pg 2
Hot sauce pg 3
Hot sauce pg 4
President rally oh boy.
Sound of brain
Count trumpula. Yea or nay?
Trunk junkie
Pass the gravy
Cook the cock
Girl gravy
Pie crust
Famous booger
Cyber Monday massager
Warm up
Snow chicken
Snow surgery
Staying warm
Chicken arms
Frozen boogies
Dry balls
Snow stranger
Chimney shit
Santa baby
Chicken stuffer
Double dare pee
Snowpeople sex
Down the hatch
Knocking a few more back
The rooster
New year balls
New years resolution..
Cat talk tongue
Cold carrot cock
Lamp shave
Yoga licker
Trump in office pg.1
Trump in office pg.2
Trump in office pg.3
Trump in office pg.4
Trump impersonator
Groundhog says
If you build it..
Tire swing
Ever wonder
Cupid says
Happy Valentine's toot u
I am not a crook should have been
New planets discovered. New life forms to come.
Get the butter
Hot dog runner
Tacos anytime
Smothered even
Taco lover
The madness begins
Lucky lady
What am i made of
Flame broiler
Plug shocker
Going for an easy ride
Volcano hikers
Gravestone talk
Egg hunter
Beast bone
Homie chillin
Be cool to each other homie
Slippery when...
Couple on the couch
Star wars day.
Home or away
Party sub
Dont tell show
Just a thought
Camo gear
Girl talk
Get the head
Nose ride
I caught a big one.
No condom
Tough girl
Need some milk
Corny toilet
Chicken nuggets
Stain guard
Firework fist
Happy fourth with corn.
Hot summer days
Sail away on a sandal..
Bum bump log
Strike out
Field ready
Close up parking
Shell we talk?
The exaggerated injury
Sucky suck
Stopped and stuck
Chicken meets meesacks
Fighting corpseboy
Running for a forty
Blood suckers
New jeans
Chicken crossing
The mighty buffalo wing
Back to the books or the phone
The cat is back
I bleed..
Green on the eggs
Labor day. No mop
Run the ball
Hi. Its me Amy
Nice hands
Second opinion
The pickle runner
Quick dip
Little droppings
Flavored toothpaste
Hand dryer
Tough chicken
Diet food
Ghost sheets
What a brew
Big baller foot
Treated with a trick
Lifting deflation
New gun
Horn butt
No bull
The twins
A little crab
Leos milk
Whats up the stairs
The pure one..
Tip the scales
The beard
Thankful for..
Grandkid logic
5 dollar movie buffet
Turkey blues
Deep itch
No carrots
Light up
Cheers to the cheese
True xmas gift
Scissors for the sac
Christmas wish
Kiss my berries
Rowdy Rudolph
Whos flying the sleigh?
Chicken head
Beer bell ringer
Cookie crap
Post xmas rumbler
The bill
Snow removal
Welcome to 2018
Shit list
Sore chicken neck
Touchy screen
Touch dump
Double dogged
Cold forecast
Channel surf
Bill foots the bill
Which face
Need soap pods
Adult education
Deep tooth extract
Corpse neighbors
Bank blunder
Ketchup shopper
The lover and the hog
The moose is loose
Chicken shopper
Dinner delight
My little eye exam
Corpsebou juggler
Sunny corpseman
Cry little onion
Prison plans
Egg foo face
Coil pod
The squasher
Future of flipping burgers
Private lunch
Egg bucket
Paddys pants..
Damon shrimp
Spinach eater
Kung fu chicken fury
Time to check out...oh wait
Lady says
Chicks eggs
Natures carnivore
This sucks!
Animal dream/hunter nightmare
Blow out
Prize at the bottom
Water down
Demanding diva
Trixy rabbit
Order up or go down
Fishy snack
No lettuce for this guy
Checkout when..
They hide in the darnest places
Weed control
Smell the smell
Bounce in the house
Whos in the bush
He has the power glove
Slow and low
The old sneezzart
Someone spilled some ink
Bird wash
His name is
Memorial day bbq
Well either poop or get spun
The whole toot
Sore gold tooth
Tooth decay
Soldier branch
Clean up with vacuum
Chicken prank
Is the fridge running...
Gnome adventures
Gnome adventures pg 2
Gnome adventures part 3
Gnome Poo on
Gnome adventures cont.
No place like gnome
The last trip..
The alternative to a pooper scooper..
Doh nut
Polly who?
Bird flew the coup
Wall of shame
Corpse cologne
Summer fun
Spilled beer dont cry
Friday the 13th you chicken
Sammy time
Stone stoned
The gasser
The gasser cont.
Dye job 1
Dye job 2
Winner winner possum dinner
Sneaky sneak ninja chicken
Sneaky sneak ninja chicken
Sneaky sneak ninja chicken cont.
Sneaky sneak ninja chicken
The conclusion of super sneaky ninja chicken
Its back
Attack of the nado
Short paper
Hes got legs
Chicken head
Cat head
Chicken head pg.5
The final word by heads
Back to normal?
Bongo wongo
Chicken and corpse
Corpse and chicken talk
Never forget
Corpse and chicken talk
Corpse and chicken talk to
Chicken and corpse
Whos talking now...
Make sure to floss
Meat and doughnuts
Doughnut talk about...
Corny talk
Corn in a hole
Corn exit
Corn talk
Lemon or eggs
Prez talks egg
Pumpkin seeder
Rear talk
Got a soul
Halloween hangover
Sometimes you say
What does it mean
Total ecilpse or..
Work the horse
Turkey talk
The days after
Cyber chicken
Is it the last
Stir it up
Snowman anatomy
Reindeer game
Reindeer whip
Fill it up
Burnt stocking
Dance and prance
Happy new ohhhhhh
New year bud
Upset stomach
Classic rocker
Sock up
Me morse
Pill popper
Slick kitty
Icy cream
Dragon fire
New years solution
Coffee break
Silly squirrel
Write what
La beer
Let go my lego
Roll me a crossiant
Art project
Polar chicken
Cheese pleaze
Chilly forecast
Frozen yo
Row the umbrella
Dont cry over...
High five abe
Name tag
Yummy gummy
Buzz zz
Minty fresh
Cuff 'em
Marga time
Tasty tuna
Let it down
Peanut butter
Toy soldier
Frozen fishy
Talk in about
The pipe cleaner
Hair ball
Shower buddy
Muff ears
Back pain
Kiss kiss
Corn hole fuel
Funny stuff
Alien or acid
Waffle me
Super spinach
To be or not
Meat on a stick
Yum yam
Too many skittles
Carrot stick
Road map reader
Day at the zoo
Drink the antique
Moo moo
Dog walker
Pj day
V day
Have a seat
Money or..
Penguin plunge
Potatoe wedge
Truffle struggle
Ghost go boo
Bubble boys
Bubble boys
Sight seers
Sock it to me
Missing garment
A little froggy
Get funky
Tree that
Cha ching
Waiter up
Set sail matey
Crinkle ring
Burger time
Down the hatch
Hat hair
Dough not
World hug
Yo and stuff
Iced chicken
X ray sight
Fancy pants
Water help
Flying fish
Dry or on the rocks
The bird
Long neck
Fairy chicken
TV watchers
Hair do
Tan it
Ax man
Postal teeth
Hello pal
Mirror mirror
Level up
Pour some sugar cookie
Bug juice
Chicken muff
Doggie bag
Hee haw
Snake apple
Emoji emotion
Lend an ear
Wango mango
Ice cream flavor
Take a shot
Hole thread
Ha no pasta
The web
The web
The web
Bug breath
Light it up
Mail call
Spin the vinyl
Left writer
Dream a cream
Camera on
Flight arrival
Turn it up
Up all nite
Angel wing
Dog walk
Banana squeeze
Hows the soup today?
Blueberry pop
Skyscraper sight
Today's headline
Read or reed
Bear it
Key magnet
Sleep sheets
Whos land his or who
Chesey burger
Foreign visit
Kiss kiss
Gum head
No bacon today
Around the globe
Nature talk
Tacos 2nite
Bath time
Doc exchange
Drink your vitamin
Word search
What u wearing?
CAPS on...
Catch the fish
Lead head
Wall e
Corn candy
Ball hair
Bad calls
Big hug
Eat it
Read this
Hair do
All meals
Mick chick
Tv fritz
Lawn watcher
Cookie run
Go ninja
Save My Place
Load My Place
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4th Mar 2014, 9:01 AM
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell threatened to cancel future Pro Bowls if the players didn't pick up the effort. He got his wish -- for the most part.
The NFC won 62-35 and the game didn't have any blatant episodes of guys loafing like the 2012 version. Part of that can be attributed to Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning, who spoke to the entire group of participants and called the last two years "unacceptable."
"Peyton said some things and guys took it personal," Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson said during a sideline interview.
New York Giants star receiver Victor Cruz agreed.
"It was a little more high intensity than in years' past," he said. "It really did feel like a real game out there. People were hitting. It wasn't touch football; guys were laying some licks. It had the energy of a real game. My body feels like it just went through a real game."
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Peterson's teammate, Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph, was named Pro Bowl MVP after catching five balls for 122 yards during a second-quarter stretch when the NFC pulled away.
There were a few questionable moments. Broncos defensive end Elvis Dumervil pulled up when he had a blindside shot to sack Saints quarterback Drew Brees at one point. But there were also hustle moments. Saints punter Thomas Morstead chased down Chiefs safety Eric Berry from behind and was carried into the end zone during an interception return after a botched field-goal attempt. There were even a few solid hits.
Goodell got what he wanted. Defenders actually tackled. No one was injured. There was a reverse on a kick return and a trick onside kick. Watt even got bloody early in the game.
"It definitely was better, especially compared to last few years," said Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey, who played in a record-tying 12th Pro Bowl. "That's all they (NFL decision-makers) really want to see. It felt more like a real game. No one let people run past them."
The overall feeling was that Sunday was a marked improvement from recent Pro Bowls.
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Wednesday of the Fourteenth Week of Ordinary Time; Bl. Peter Vigne, priest (GRC)
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East County resident Kevin DeSonia said he received an iPod Classic as a Christmas gift last week. The MP3 gadget was defective, so he returned it to the Target store on Mission Gorge Road in Santee on New Year's Day in exchange for another iPod Classic.
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Hulu's costly Super Bowl advertising investment apparently paid off. Viewership on the video Web site surged 55 percent to 7.8 million in February thanks to the high-profile spots featuring "30 Rock" star Alec Baldwin, according to comScore.
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When I was researching my book, The Poisoner's Handbook, I started by making a list of famous homicidal poisons: cyanide and strychnine, arsenic and antimony and...and...the resulting catalog quickly outgrew my plans for a book of relatively modest length. How would I decide which toxic substances belonged in my particular "handbook"?
Since my story was of two somewhat renegade scientists trying to establish - or more accurately, invent - the profession of forensic toxicology in Prohibition-era New York, I started researching poison homicides in that time period. I focused on murders from about 1918 to 1935 in that remarkable city. I wasn't looking for famous cases - it was murder as a fact of everyday life that interested me. Those small slipped-away stories, the cases that haunted me, the lives altered that I couldn't forget, ended up defining my poisonous history of early 20th century America.
And that's why the chapter on arsenic began with a long-forgotten mass murder:
The weather, that summer of 1922, held steady at what the newspapers like to call "fair", the skies a gas-flame blue, the temperatures hovering near 80 degrees. On the last day of July, as Lillian Goetz's mother would forever recall, the morning was another warm one. She offered to make her daughter a box lunch, but Lillian refused. It was too hot to eat much; she'd just grab a quick sandwich at a lunch counter.
The 17-year-old daughter worked as a stenographer in a dress goods firm, occupying a small set of offices in the Townsend Building, at the bustling corner of 25th and Broadway. There were plenty of quick eateries nearby, tucked among the offices and shops and small hotels. Lillian, like many of her co-workers, often just stepped over to Shelbourne Restaurant and Bakery, just a half block south on Broadway.
The Shelbourne catered to the office trade, opening in the morning, closing in the early afternoon. Stenographers and secretaries in their bright summer hats and stylish short skirts, businessmen and office managers in their dark tailored suits crowded daily along its wooden counters and small square tables, hurrying through a meal of coffee, hot soup with fresh-baked rolls, sandwiches, and slices of the bakery's renowned peach cake and berry pie.
According to police reports, on July 31, Lillian ordered a tongue sandwich, coffee, and a slice of huckleberry pie. It was the pie that killed her.
Five other people died as well and more than 60 went to the hospital that day, the scream of ambulances down Broadway was so constant that people called the police department thinking the city had caught fire. The lead suspect - although he would never be charged - was a baker at the Shelbourne, who'd caught a false rumor that he was about to be fired.
Arsenic, at the time, was remarkably easy to acquire. It was used in popular rodent poisons (my favorite had the very direct name Rough on Rats). It was used as a tonic, in brands such as Fowler's Solution. It was beloved by poison murderers because it was odorless and mostly tasteless. In a white powdery form, like arsenic trioxide, it folded almost invisibly into pastry dough.
Today, thanks to improved regulations, arsenic cannot be so casually acquired. Nor is it in the same homicidal demand. Forensic toxicology has made arsenic far too detectable a means of death. It's been identifiable in a corpse for well over 100 years, these days, in the barest trace amounts. And as a metallic element, it remains in the body (notably in the hair) for centuries. It serves, in fact, as a indelible marker of murder.
The fascinating, twisted story of arsenic then was an obvious choice for my book. The tale of little Lillian Goetz maybe less so. But there was this moment of heartbreak that just stayed with me. I read countless news stories about the Shelbourne killer. There's a moment, in one of them, in which her mother, Anna Goetz, is talking to the police about that rejected box lunch, caught at that point in which she knows, she's sure, that she could saved her daughter's life if she'd only insisted on that homemade meal.
Oh, I could see myself - the working mother of two boys - caught in that same moment, replaying that loop in which I might have rescued my child, could have kept her alive, kept him alive, if I'd only done things differently. One of the tasks that I'd set for myself in the book was - despite my real fascination with the wicked chemistry of poisons - to never glorify the subject. Poisoners represent human evil in my story. A lost child like Lillian reminds us of that, should remind us of that.
Still, when I received an e-mail recently with the subject line "Lillian Goetz", I had a moment where I worried that someone in the family didn't agree with me. In that, I was wonderfully wrong. The message came from Lillian's nephew Steve Goetz, a physiology teacher, and he wrote: When I began the chapter in your book covering arsenic, I was amazed to see Lillian Goetz's story featured. I had never realized that her death was a part of such a large and publicized event. Lillian was my aunt, my father Nelson's older sister. Her death by poison was rarely mentioned in the family, and most of the details were vague.
But though they rarely spoke of her, she was always there, a ghost in the house. Her death rewrote the way they lived. Steve was born in 1943 at Bronx Hospital, the facility that treated the dying girl: *When my Grandfather, Lillian's father William Goetz, visited my mother who had given birth to me in 1943 at Bronx Hospital, he told her how very sad he felt revisiting the place. After Lillian's death, her parents (William and Annie) discarded all religious items in their house and were non-observant Jews from that point on. My grandmother Annie rarely left her apartment as long as I knew her, and my 98 year old mother told me the other day that that was also true since at least the early 1930's, when she first met Annie. *
Steve also sent me the photograph that I've put at the top of this post. His grandmother, Annie Goetz is in the middle, with a very young Lillian holding one hand and her brother Nelson (Steve's father) holding the other. He even sent an image of the back of the photo, all names carefully written in that lovely cursive handwriting of the past with its lacy capital letters.
I've found myself studying their serious faces, taken during an era when people so rarely smiled for photographs. I've pondered Lillian's sober little face under that white hat, imagined her growing up into a dedicated, responsible young woman. But I know that doesn't really do her justice.
I wrote back to Steve Goetz, asking him if I could share the photo and family information and he answered me in the kindest way: *"I had rarely thought about Lillian for most of my life - she seemed to be such a distant figure. I want to thank you for bringing her to life for me as a real person, in way she had never existed for me before. My only tenuous link to her is her copy of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, which I've had for many years. It contains a bookmark, a cut-out yellowed newspaper column called Our Rhyming Optimist. Aline Michaelis published 6 poems a week for her column from 1917 for the next 17 years. The poem Lillian saved is called "You Have Come Back." *
Since I learned about, and was given the book, I've been intrigued that my aunt, coming from a family that seemed not to place a high priority on education or reading, should have this book of poetry. I've always felt that she must have been an interesting and sensitive person, that I would have liked to have gotten to know."
So this one's for you, Lillian. In remembrance, and regret. And a wish that you'd never ended up in my book.


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This CPD, sponsored by Nemetschek Vectorworks aims to demonstrate, through the eyes of an architect-led team, the execution of a successful open BIM workflow for a proof of concept project using Vectorworks Architect.
Consultant team members for the project ranged from the owner to the energy consultant, to the MEP engineer to the BIM manager and coordinator. The proof of concept project was inspired by the Arboleda Building in Santo Domingo, in the Dominican Republic. The architect was Rubeno Nantes Fontana and his firm Modo Forma.
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Most firms today take a 'small BIM' approach, using models for architectural purposes and paper communication between consultants. Building Smart International and several software vendors therefore formed the Open BIM programme to collaborate workflows and reduce coordination errors, while allowing consultants to use their preferred software. This relies on IFC file formats, supported by over 95 vendors and developers and 145 BIM applications. BIM involves more work at a project's front end than CAD.
For this proof-of-concept project we used iterative verification and coordination to bridge concept and feasibility phases; now no longer delineated. Instead,there is a loop of creating, validating and sharing with other consultants. A workflow diagram that coordinates tasks and building information models reinforces this.
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A site diagram was created to look at opportunities, including circulation and open space. Then GIS data was imported into Architect as shape files, simplified to display only primary contours and existing adjacent building footprints pad which were filled so they could be easily identified and extruded later.
Analytical tools were used to assess water flow and drainage. Detailed site planning, building massing and cut and fill studies followed. The design began with a concept sketch.
Major programmatic elements were developed through analogue sketches to communicate spatial relationships. The concept sketch was imported into Architect as an image file, then traced and extruded, and the massing model exported to Google Earth for contextual viewing. The Architect model was then used to explore massing, programming and net and gross areas.
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Apartment plans were developed using bubble diagrams, an adjacency matrix and a stacking diagram. An extruded diagram was created to visualise spaces in a typical apartment and a standard layout emerged. The concept model was assembled, to look at different views. Vectorworks SimTread software was used to analyse the egress from apartments and produce a layout animation. The building model was then viewed in the context of the site model. A solar animation was produced using the heliodon tool.
Renderworks was used for external and internal renderings and furniture layout. Vectorworks Cloud Services and Nomad were used for remote collaboration and to quickly generate renderings. The architect used the AR-works plug-in to explore the overall design and the CadFaster plug-in was used by the project team to review problems remotely.
Part 4: BIM model setup
This was critical in the move from concept to design intent, which relies on an accurate, complete BIM model. The model was set up using storeys within Architect, comprising the TOS, ceiling soffit and TOS above. Layers were limited to these components, with other elements allocated classes. This was hugely beneficial when the model was exchanged within the team. Viewpoints were established to determine final output drawings.
The completed unit exclusively comprised Architect-native BIM objects, associated with data which could be shared with the team. Accurate layer mapping was essential. The model was now ready for validation and clash detection, using Solibri Model Checker as the bridge between team members via IFC. Flaws, including redundant column locations and clashes were repaired before it was shared with the team.
Part 5: Energy analysis
IES and IES VE-Pro were used for energy analysis and modelling and exchanges were made through IFC. Spaces were simplified, so one space accounted for the whole apartment.
Solibri questioned component information and validated the model and spaces. IES VE-Pro analysed and documented solar exposure and shading, using orientation, heating and cooling loads for the building and also wind loads for height and orientation. IES provided additional solar gain information and rendering of luminosity.
Data received from IES exchanges provided a base map for luminosity studies of apartments. The two studies below are differentiated by the way they account for lighting levels. The one on the left uses a colour index, while the one on the right uses numerical scoring. Obviously, lighting levels are highest near openings.
Part 6: Structural collaboration
Nemetschek Scia software was used for structural collaboration. Scia has a joint commitment to open BIM and can read IFC files. A structure-only model with essential elements such as beams, slabs and columns was prepared in Architect, then developed for analytical modelling in Scia, through conversion, clean-up and alignment, producing a finite elemental model with colour-designated materials and member cross-sections.
The lateral system comprised a concrete core with a moment frame offset from the centre of mass, causing torsional irregularity. Coupling beams greatly reduced shear. The finished model was shared with the architect using IFC. The engineer composed documentation for structural sheets using Architect. A schematic sheet was created from Scia information containing section and plan views, analysis and a rough bill of materials.
Part 7: MEP collaboration
DDS-CAD MEP software was used for its strength in dealing with multiple engineering disciplines and direct IFC exchanges. This allows the architectural and MEP teams to communicate through a shared platform. Preliminary DDS-CAD mechanical systems plan view layouts were seen from perspective angle and plumbing was laid out to check for clashes in Solibri. These were then plugged into the architectural model to identify other conflicts.
The mechanical system had clashes, including ductwork colliding with walls and embedded in slabs and between structural beams. There were also architectural problems involving mechanical runs within floor plates and ceilings. The process of laying out, viewing and revising produced a refined mechanical layout. At this stage, more traditional rectangular profiles were adopted for plenums.
Part 8: Material take-offs/project management
Material take-offs can be completed at the final stage within Architect. These allow you to quickly schedule and understand component quantities relative to net and gross areas. Space objects allow you to calculate entire areas. Material take-offs can also be completed, assessing the building for entire areas as space objects, either as the whole model or single floors. For apartments, components can be colour coded for quantification.
Synchro construction management software was used for its inherent strengths in working with BIM model integration via IFC, allowing for sophisticated scheduling, visualisation and graphic representation. When IFC files are imported into Synchro, members are assigned time conditions using key frames, allowing for accurate scheduling and understanding when pieces are complete.
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A - Set temperature left/right
B - Set air quantitySetting temperature
Setting temperature
For personal comfort, the interior temperature can be adjusted individually for the driver's and passenger's side between 61 °F (16 °C) and 85 °F (29.5 °C). Recommendation: 72 °F (22 °C).
The selected temperature is shown on the display.
Increasing temperature
Pressing button AUTO selects the preset temperature.
The air-conditioning system always cools and heats the passenger compartment to the preset temperature at maximum cooling or heating temperature.
Setting the temperature temporarily to a lower or higher value does not cool or heat the passenger compartment to the desired temperature more quickly.
Setting air quantity
The selected air quantity is shown in a bar display above the button . The more bars that are displayed, the more air flows into the passenger compartment.
Increasing air quantity
Reducing air quantity
Pressing button AUTO switches back to automatic mode.
If the air quantity was reduced so much that OFF appears on the air-conditioning display, the outside-air supply is interrupted and the airconditioning compressor is switched off.
Air Shut-off Impairing Vision
The windows can mist up if the air quantity setting is OFF.
Setting air distribution manually
The indicator light on the button lights up.
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Friday, February 3, 2012
Friday Fog
28 comments:
- WhyR said...
Yay Nancy Pelosi! She got stuff done for her party and the President, unlike the current worthless hack placeholder. That's why she's hated.
- February 3, 2012 at 8:57 PM
lucky you john,I guess a case of construction adhesive will fall out of the sky next!
the rat
- February 3, 2012 at 9:02 PM
- Ted said...
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- February 3, 2012 at 9:42 PM
- Ted said...
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- February 3, 2012 at 9:46 PM
- DJcracker said...
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- February 3, 2012 at 10:28 PM
- DJcracker said...
Your blog would be much better, and more accessible to all, if you were able to demonstrate the ability to depoliticize your content...
In Terlingua Ranch, we should all strive to live a post-partisan existence. It's a better way to live. DemocRATs & RePUGS want us to take sides, while their corporate masters steal from everybody. You're playing right into their game!
- February 3, 2012 at 10:37 PM
- R.D. said...
- February 4, 2012 at 2:02 AM
- mike said...
DJcracker You are right on the money
- February 4, 2012 at 8:01 AM
- Rita B. said...
Love Dan Phillips....he's done some great work up around Huntsville! really cool and very smart guy. Maybe he'd enjoy a visit to TFL and meeting Benita & Floppy. (and YOU of course!)
- February 4, 2012 at 8:14 AM
- Bucky said...
Unhappy with the sudden politization of TFL.
Very disturbing.
As is the sudden misogyny.
Not good.
-- Mark
- February 4, 2012 at 9:04 AM
- pamit said...
Yo, give that angry lady a Field Lab T-shirt! Uppity women unite.
- February 4, 2012 at 9:18 AM
- shawn said...
Awesome couple!
I see nice people doing something nice for someone nice.
- February 4, 2012 at 10:08 AM
- Ted said...
AMEN Mike
- February 4, 2012 at 4:18 PM
- Ted said...
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- February 4, 2012 at 4:57 PM
- acwhite said...
Your blog seems fine to me....it does belong to you, right?
- February 4, 2012 at 6:17 PM
- shawn said...
I think her shirt looked nice.
- February 4, 2012 at 6:30 PM
- BBC said...
Her shit had bumps on it, I didn't notice the text.
- February 4, 2012 at 6:52 PM
- MsBelinda said...
"lucky you john,I guess a case of construction adhesive will fall out of the sky next!"
the rat
I read this comment and died laughing and I have yet to stop. Rat you made my day :D
- February 4, 2012 at 7:04 PM
- Ron/Debbie said...
Well I love her T-shirt and that she is able to help the Field Lab with quite a gift, I like her even more.
- February 4, 2012 at 9:28 PM
- Bucky said...
Why do you love her T-Shirt, Debbie?
I'd love to know so that I can try to understand.
- February 4, 2012 at 10:50 PM
- Allen Hare said...
I see dual-sport bikes in that picture! Love it!
Very nice of those folks to bring you all that insulation all that way. They look like good folks to me. Some of my best friends, and some of the most generous people I've ever known are republicans. This from a "yellow dog" democrat. Your political opinions are your own, and should not interfere with friendship.
Best of luck with the next phase of construction. Looks like you'll be starting on the containers soon. Can't wait to see the pics!
- February 5, 2012 at 3:24 PM
- Rev.JimmyLeeBob said...
Major score ! What shirt ?
- February 6, 2012 at 1:30 AM
- Mrs. Vargas Regrets (She's Unable to Diet Today) said...
if he can't post his own thoughts/political leanings on his own blog, then where does one propose that he post them? does he need a diary locked with a key like a nine-year-old girl? i trust people are clever enough to appreciate what he's doing at the lab whether they agree with his politics. just my thoughts.
- February 6, 2012 at 9:57 AM
- Papajoda said...
Gary, Jimmy & I sure enjoyed our visit that day, John. Glad the timing worked out from our daily dual sport ride to help unload. Insulation + shipping container+pepino = comfortable desert dwelling. We learn something for our tract everytime we visit. Oh, and I guess we need to re-name the "Field Lab" "Brewster County Republican Hdqrs".
- February 6, 2012 at 2:42 PM
- DJcracker said...
Frankly, this blog should be about about choosing your focus. Do you truly want to discuss how we all can live more sustainable lifestyles? Or do you allow your discourse to devolve to the low level of politricks? Your blog is much more enjoyable when you focus on the things that we can do to cause positive change in our lives...
- February 6, 2012 at 11:41 PM
- Rev.JimmyLeeBob said...
Hat a little tight there pard ?
- February 7, 2012 at 6:31 PM
- Carlos said...
My friends as a former mercenary in the employ of the Imperialists, I wished that humans could govern themselves without politics but sadly this isn't the case. The rich and powerful are paranoid about being less rich and powerful and use their wealth to try to control those who appear to have less wealth and power than themselves. They especially fear the middle and working class as they are usually far more resourceful on a individual level than the rich. How many rich folk have you heard of that possess the will and talent to to create The Field Lab? All they can do is buy such things.
- February 8, 2012 at 11:17 AM
- Carlos said...
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Lake Tahoe is easy to see from the road, but getting to the shore is tough. A recent survey found that steep cliffs, dense trees, long distances and parking shortages are obstacles to many of the 2 million tourists a year.
The non-profit Tahoe Fund hopes its Tahoe Beaches App will help solve some of those problems.
CEO Amy Berry:
"There's a lot of folks (who) use the same couple beaches, so they get super full. And what we are hoping with this Beaches App is there's over 50 beaches on there – some that people have never heard of – that it will spread the crowds out a little bit and have a better environmental impact."
The app is available for Apple and Android smartphones, and lists each beach's amenities like kayak rentals, volleyball, public transit and if pets are allowed. It cost $50,000 to develop, but it's free to the public. And it's already been downloaded 2,000 times since its release earlier this month.
Visit TahoePublicBeaches.com to learn more and download the app.


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Germany, Italy and France book first tickets to Nanjing
Antalya, Turkey, May 17, 2014 - Germany, Italy and France emerged victorious in the decisive second round matches of the women's 2014 CEV Youth Beach Volleyball Continental Cup Final in Antalya, belonging to the first batch of qualified teams to the Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games.
Germany's Sarah Schneider and Leonie Welsch rallied to a straight-set (21-12, 21-14) win against Ukraine's Dar'ya Udovenko and Alina Demidova.
"It is an amazing opportunity for us to compete in the Youth Olympic Games," Schneider exclaimed. "It will be crazy. We can improve our game by learning from other countries outside of Europe such as Brazil and China."
"It will be a great experience to play in the Youth Olympic Games," Welsch agreed. "I have never played there. We will be very motivated. I am really looking forward to playing in China."
Italy's Irene Enzo and Michela Lantignotti, seeded at #18, upset the third-seeded Latvians Tina Graudina / Anastasija Kravcenoka in two well-contested sets by 2-0 (21-19, 22-20), shaped up after 40 minutes of play time.
"We are really happy to qualify for the 2014 Youth Olympic Games," excited Irene Enzo said. "We did our best in this tournament. We will learn something new about our level against strong teams in China."
"It was a really hard game," commented Michela Lantignotti. "We spent all of our energy on the court. Going to China will be a great experience and we are very happy."
Helena Cazaute / Aline Chamereau from France also managed a straight-set victory. In 34 minutes they shut out Lithuania's Simona Vaiciukynaite / Urte Andriukaityte by 2-0 (21-17, 21-18).
"It is really crazy to qualify for the 2014 Youth Olympic Games," emotional Helena Cazaute said. "The last game was very difficult as always. We started nervous, but point by point we gained our confidence back and played better."
"It is a great opportunity for us to feel the spirit of the Olympics," Aline Chamereau added. "We can improve our game by playing such an important tournament."
Three more tickets to Nanjing will be issued by the second set of matches in the women's second elimination round.
Click here for photos and more detailed information on the women's
2014 CEV Youth Beach Volleyball Continental Cup Final.
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