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Concerns raised over 'death trap' fire bunkers
Concerns have been raised about the safety of homemade bushfire bunkers installed to provide people with a last-minute refuge from bushfires.
The Black Saturday royal commission found people died in bushfire bunkers, leading it to recommend national regulations for personal fire shelters.
Deputy commissioner Neil Savery from the Victorian Building Commission (VBC) says the bunkers are illegal and dangerous.
"It's an illegal structure, it sounds inherently unsafe and potentially is a death trap for the individuals that may go in there," he said.
"We know from the experience of the royal commission that some people did perish in what they thought were bushfire bunkers that they'd built themselves.
"Whether it was secondary to a wine cellar or a building container shipping container, they died, and not necessarily that they died of fire. They suffocated, the oxygen was extracted out of the bunker because it wasn't airtight or the heat essentially killed them."
So far, only one company's fire bunker has passed the CSIRO's rigorous testing and been accredited by the VBC.
What concerns authorities is that some companies have built bunkers that do not meet these standards.
One company, Fire Proof Shelters, has been promoting its products online.
Manda Canny, who lives in far east Gippsland and wanted more protection after the Black Saturday bushfires, had one of the bunkers installed.
They even said to us 'unfortunately they're not meant to sell [fire shelters] but there was a way around it and that was to invoice us for a storage shelter.Manda Canny
But despite the brochure that clearly marketed their products as personal fire shelters, their invoice was made out for a storage shelter.
"They told me that their bunker was way superior than any others, it'll be the first cab off the rank to be accredited, and it's only a matter of time that they get it accredited," she said.
"They even said to us 'unfortunately they're not meant to sell them but there was a way around it and that was to invoice us for a storage shelter'.
"We agreed to that but we were under the full understanding that as soon as their accreditation came through, they'd send us the appropriate paperwork."
However, Fire Proof Shelters never had its product accredited.
Mr Savery says that he has heard stories of companies installing bunkers on the promise that they are about to be accredited.
"I think that's almost unethical that they would be doing that because the product that they're putting out there now is not a legal structure," he said.
"And if it does achieve accreditation then it might be a different product to that which they've put out right now."
Left feeling 'violated'
7.30 has made repeated attempts to contact the men behind Fire Proof Shelters, Craig Morrison and Andrew Kelly, but has received no response.
But in a letter to Ms Canny's neighbour, Pauline Buchanan - who also had a bunker installed - Mr Kelly rejected a number of their claims.
The company claims that it warned Ms Buchanan and Ms Canny that their product brochures were outdated.
"[The brochures] were only given out purely for the picture/design of what our Fire Resistant Storage Shelter looked like and nothing else," the letter said.
"At no time did we tell you that we could not sell the Fire Resistant Storage Shelter as a fire shelter.
"What we did tell you was that we were not legally able to sell you a Personal Fire Shelter. We sold you our Fire Resistant Storage Shelter."
Ms Canny and Ms Buchanan lodged a civil claim with the Victorian Civil and Administration Tribunal (VCAT), but 18 months later they are still hoping for a resolution.
"You feel pretty violated really," Ms Canny said.
"To me it's almost a criminal act what they've done - we've basically got nothing for our money.
"We'll keep battling on but hopefully at the end of the day other people won't get sold dodgy bunkers."
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The Tampa Bay Times reports the baby was taken to All Children's Hospital on Saturday, suffering from breathing problems.
Deputies say the baby had lacerations on the abdomen, a broken rib and bruises. The incident report did not indicate the baby's gender.
According to an arrest affidavit, a 24-year-old man was looking after the baby on Friday night while the child's mother was working. He told deputies he pushed the child's knees into its stomach to relieve gas and didn't mean to hurt the baby.
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Leslie Knope on Parks and Recreation
Played by Amy Poehler
One of the most influential females on TV, the goofy Season 1 Leslie Knope wildly differs from the empowering (and waffle-loving) Knope we now know and love. In Season 1, she appears as the female equivalent to Michael Scott, giving goofy hand gestures and falling into a pit. Over the course of the rest of the series, her Pawnee pride emerges as she enters local politics (and makes friendship quilts!) Nowadays, Leslie Knope fits in a conversation with Michelle Obama and Ruth Bader Ginsberg. As she should.
Ben Chang on Community
Played by Ken Jeong
While my mind still can't fully grasp that Donald Glover, Alison Brie, and Joel McHale were all on a TV show together, I am as baffled with Ben Chang's transformation. He changes from an unstable Spanish teacher to a Greendale student that gets bitten by a monkey and is living in the air vents. Chang's kookiness makes Seinfeld's Kramer look normal. After all, there's something genius about a coffee table book of coffee tables, but faking your own type of amnesia? That's straight up Ben Chang.
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Ryan was merely known as the "Fire Guy" and Michael Scott's crush at Dunder Mifflin in the first season of The Office. Over the course of the series he gets promoted to Vice President of the company, gets sent to prison, becomes a drug addict, and inexplicably bleaches his hair. He went from a second-rate Jim Halpert to an employee that only Kelly Kapoor (and Michael Scott) could love.
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Just as Ryan became an irrational, comedic character at Dunder Mifflin, Vice President of the company and Michael's ex-girlfriend Jan Levinson did as well (but even more). Famous Jan moments include her scented candle business, her fascination with her assistant Hunter, and recording a Doris Day cover album. And to think this character transformation began all with a beach trip to Sandals Resorts Jamaica.
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Played by Danielle Fishel
Though most characters change from "normal" to "weird" on TV shows, Topanga Lawrence on Boy Meets World has the opposite transformation. After all, you know if she was intended to be Cory Matthews' long-term love interest, her name would be Erica or Ashley, not Topanga. She goes from a hippie that performs an interpretive dance titled "Donut in the Sky" to a bookworm perfectionist. Personally, I think Cory, famously known for having a poster of celery, would be fine with either Topanga.
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Played by Will Friedle
Since Boy Meet World's strange character became normal, another person on the show needs to take that role. Enter Eric Matthews: the cool older brother from Season 1. Over the series, he catches the curtains on fire, hides in the couch, and calls himself "Kyle." Most bizarrely, Eric appears as a bearded hermit named "Plays with Squirrels" at an imaginary high school reunion. Who would imagine a popular baseball player would transform into this comedic character? But, I'm here for it. The only lasting trait throughout is the everlasting "Fee-hee-hee-hee-nay" call.
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Did you make it out to Winter Beer Festival 2010? Hope that you did. We heard they poured some damn good beer.
The Washington Beer Commission has gone ahead and released the results for the attendants' voting. I was very happy to see Fremont Brewing win for their Bourbon Abominable – an absolutely delicious beer.
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Nutrition: per serving
- kcal584
- fat36g
- saturates15g
- carbs55g
- sugars0g
- fibre2g
- protein16g
- salt1.17g
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- 225g gluten-free flour, plus extra for rolling
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Put the flour and a pinch of salt in a large bowl. Rub in the butter until the mixture looks like breadcrumbs. Stir in the egg and about 1-2 tbsp water to form a soft dough. Knead well then wrap and chill for at least 30 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 200C/gas 6/fan 180C. Knead the pastry again and roll it out to line a 20cm loose-bottomed flan tin (the pastry won't shrink, so no need to chill). Patch holes with spare pastry and brush the base and sides with egg.
For the filling, fry the onion in the oil until just soft, add the watercress and cook until just wilted. Beat the eggs and milk and stir in the watercress mixture and goat's cheese.
Season and if you like, add a pinch of nutmeg. Put the flan tin on a bakingsheet and bake the pastry blind for 5 minutes. Add the filling and bake for 15 minutes. Reduce heat to 180C/gas 4/ fan 160C and cook for 25-30 minutes or until lightly set.
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Hi my name is George.
I want to make a program generate all the possible characters of length 8 using all the characters in charSet
char[] charSet = {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9}.
I made that program to understand the algorithm , then I want to make the same with 8 char length.
I have a zip file with AES encryption and I want to find out the password with brute force and dictionary attack.
I have made it with dictionary attack but with brute force I have a problem.
I understand that is useless but I must done it.
But as you see thai is onle 4 characters and I want 8.import java.io.*; class Brutus { public static void main(String args[]) { char charSet[] = {'0','1','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9','a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f', 'g', 'h', 'i', 'j','k', 'l', 'm', 'n', 'o', 'p', 'q', 'r', 's', 't','u', 'v', 'w', 'x', 'y', 'z'}; String x = "zzzz"; for (int i = 0; i < charSet.length; i++) { for (int j = 0; j < charSet.length; j++) { for (int k = 0; k < charSet.length; k++) { for (int l = 0; l < charSet.length; l++) { String s = charSet[i] + "" + charSet[j]+ "" + charSet[k]+ "" + charSet[l]; System.out.println(s); if (x.equals(s)){ System.out.println("the paswd found"); }else{ System.out.println("the pswd isn't found"); } } } } }
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Big Rapids, Mich. - The Ferris State University football team beat a second nationally-ranked opponent in the three weeks and beat Michigan Tech for the first time in 10 years with a high-scoring 56-49 triumph over the visiting Huskies on Saturday (Oct. 20) afternoon at FSU's Top Taggart Field.
The Bulldogs claimed their first win over MTU since 2002 while snapping a nine-game series' losing streak with an explosive offense that rolled up 601 total yards and scored eight touchdowns. It came in the "Dog Day" matchup presented by Huntington in the battled between the Bulldogs and Huskies.
With the win, the Bulldogs improved to 5-3 overall and 4-3 in Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) play while Michigan Tech fell to 5-2 overall and in league play. The Huskies had came into the game midst a three-way tie atop the GLIAC North Division standings with only a single loss this campaign.
Michigan Tech, which was the Bulldogs' fifth-ranked opponent of the season and fourth in a row, struck first in the opening quarter as quarterback Tyler Scarlett tossed a 42-yard scoring strike to receiver Matt Curtin with 9:22 to go in the period.
However, the Bulldogs answered back when senior slot Skyler Stoker ran in four yards for a score with 4:07 left in the opening frame to cap a 73-yard drive in 12 plays.
The Bulldogs exploded for four touchdowns in the second quarter to take a 35-21 halftime edge against the northern counterparts. The first score of the stanza came with 12:46 to play when redshirt freshman quarterback Jason Vander Laan capped a 73-yard drive with a one-yard scoring run.
MTU answered to knot the game at 14 points apiece only two minutes later as Scarlett found Curtin again from 25-yards out with 10:36 left in the half.
FSU came back with a 75-yard march in five plays that Vander Laan finished with a 42-yard scamper for a score to make it 21-14 with 9:27 remaining in the period. Again, MTU bounced back to tie the game up though as Alex Elsenheimer caught an 11-yard scoring pass from Scarlett to finish a six-play, 63-yard Husky drive.
The Bulldogs tallied the final two scores of the opening half to build a two-touchdown lead at the break. Stoker scored for the second time in the game with an eight-yard run to finish a 77-yard drive with 4:28 left. Then, following a defensive stop in the final minute of the half, Vander Laan marched the Bulldogs 54 yards in six plays before finding Stoker from 10-yards out with only eight seconds left in the period.
The scoring didn't stop in the second half as the Bulldogs pushed their lead to 42-21 with 12:03 to play in the third on a 48-yard TD toss from Vander Laan to sophomore wideout Jake Lampman. That finished a 75-yard drive in six plays.
MTU responded with a short 42-yard drive in eight plays that was ended on Scarlett's 11-yard TD pass to Curtin with less than five minutes to go in the third quarter. But, FSU answered quickly when vander Laan hooked up with Lampman on a 61-yard scoring connection to take a 49-28 lead after three periods.
In the fourth quarter, the Huskies tried to close the gap. They cut the advantage back to two scores with 12:18 left in the game as Scarlett found Cole Welch on a six-yard scoring pass to finish a 13-play drive that covered 59 yards.
Again, the Bulldog offense was not to be denied as FSU drove 81 yards quickly in only five plays before tailback Korey Ringer found paydirt from 27-yards out with 10:25 left.
The final two scores belong to the Huskies as Cedrick Barber finished a 38-yard drive with a two-yard scoring run with 2:11 left to trim the deficit to 56-42. Then, after holding the Bulldogs, Elsenheimer caught a seven-yard scoring throw from Scarlett to make it a one-score game with 37 seconds left as MTU marched 80 yards in 11 plays.
Michigan Tech tried an onside kick with 35 seconds to go and recovered the initial attempt, but a flag was thrown against the Huskies. After a five-yard penalty, the second try was scooped up by FSU safety John Purdy and the Bulldogs were able to ice the win with one final snap in victory formation.
The Bulldogs' 601 yards of total offense included 357 in the air from Vander Laan, who completed 20-of-28 throws. He accounted for five touchdowns on the day as he threw for three scores and added two more on the ground where he ranked as FSU's second-leading ground gainer with 72 yards on 14 carries.
Lampman and Stoker also had impressive numbers on the offensive side for the Bulldogs. Lampman caught a career-high 10 passes for 239 yards and two scores. His 239 yards came only 25 yards shy of matching the school single-game receiving record of 264 yards set by Cedric Gordon in 1986. Meanwhile, Stoker caught seven passes for 103 yards and a TD while adding 57 rushing yards and two scores on eight attempts.
Ringer paced the Bulldogs on the ground with a game-high 84 yards and a TD. Fullback Jamaal Jackson added 52 rushing yards in the Bulldog victory.
Michigan Tech also posted big offensive numbers as the Huskies totaled 543 yards with 163 on the ground and 380 in the air by Scarlett, who completed 30-of-44 tries and had six TD passes. Ten of his completions went to Curtin for 178 yards and three scores while tight end Brian LaChapelle hauled in five passes for 65 yards. Barber paced MTU on the ground with 76 yards on 15 carries.
Defensively, the Bulldog received a game-high 17 tackles from senior linebacker Tayo Moss, which included nine solo stops and two for loss. Senior Mike Elias added 11 tackles with five solo hits and also forced a fumble and broke up a pass.
Dan Perrault and Justin Armstrong both netted 12 tackles each for Michigan Tech.
Ferris State's offensive numbers included a four-of-four showing in the red zone and the Bulldogs converted five-of-seven times on fourth down, included three times on a single drive early in the contest to help establish momentum. Both teams fumbled once and neither team was intercepted.
The Bulldogs will face another tough test on the road next Saturday, Oct. 26, as FSU ventures to Detroit to face defending NCAA Division II National Runner-Up Wayne State in GLIAC North Division play. Kickoff is set for 12 p.m. (ET) at Adams Field in the Motor City.


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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A member of punk band Pussy Riot was freed on appeal on Wednesday but a Moscow court upheld prison sentences for two others imposed over a raucous cathedral protest against Vladimir Putin, who said they had got the jail terms they deserved.
Yekaterina Samutsevich walked free from Moscow City Court after six months behind bars but the appeal judge who suspended her two-year sentence said fellow band members Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina should serve out their terms.
"I have mixed feelings," Samutsevich said outside the court, where she was greeted by applause and whistles from a crowd of about 150 people in the rain. "I'm happy, of course, but I am upset about the girls."
Samutsevich, 30, Tolokonnikova, 22, and Alyokhina, 24, were convicted in August of hooliganism motivated by religious hatred for a "punk prayer" imploring the Virgin Mary to rid Russia of Putin, and sentenced to two years in jail.
The case had sparked an international outcry, with Western governments and pop star Madonna condemning the sentences as disproportionate, a view not widely shared in Russia where public opinion was shocked by the protest.
Her lawyer told the court that Samutsevich had not performed the "punk protest" near the altar of Moscow's Christ the Saviour Cathedral in February because she had been stopped and led away before it took place.
Samutsevich's father Stanislav said he would take his daughter away for a time to rest but that when she returned to Moscow "she will fight for the rest of the girls".
Defense lawyers, relatives of the women and rights activists including the chairman of Putin's own presidential human rights council, Mikhail Fedotov, welcomed Samutsevich's release but criticized the split ruling.
"It would be reasonable to release all the women," Fedotov told Reuters. "What they did was minor hooliganism, for which they should have got 15 days of detention."
Calling for the immediate release of Tolokonnikova and Alyokhina, Amnesty International said in a statement: "Justice has not been done today."
A spokeswoman for the EU foreign policy chief said Catherine Ashton had been "deeply disappointed" by the original verdict and regretted the appeals of two of the women were rejected.
In emotional statements from a courtroom cage during the hearing, women from the band said they had not meant to offend the faithful but criticize Putin, who foes say has cracked down on dissent since starting a new Kremlin term in May.
"We'll be going to a prison colony while civil war is brewing in this country. Putin is doing everything to make this happen," Tolokonnikova said, raising her voice to drown out the judge, who interrupted when she mentioned the president's name. "He is setting people against each other."
In an interview aired on Sunday to mark his 60th birthday, Putin defended the sentences: "It is right that they were arrested and it was right that the court took this decision because you cannot undermine the fundamental morals and values to destroy the country."
Defense lawyer Mark Feigin said those comments had compromised the appeal and Tolokonnikova and Alyokhina told the hearing their protest was purely political.
"We did not want to offend believers," said Alyokhina. "We came to the cathedral to speak out against the merger between spiritual figures and the political elite of our country."
Tolokonnikova said the group was not motivated by religious hatred: "It's painful for me to hear that I am speaking out against religion. I have no religious hatred and never have."
Feigin said they would continue to fight their conviction on procedural grounds and also take the case to the European Court of Human Rights.
The women say their protest was an comment on the close ties between the Kremlin and Russia's dominant church, which considers about two-thirds of the population as its flock.
Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill had given Putin, then prime minister, unofficial but clear support in his campaign for a third presidential term, likening Putin's years in power to a "miracle of God".
Kremlin opponents said the jail terms were part of a clampdown on dissent since Putin began his six-year term in May.
"We are in jail for our political convictions," Alyokhina said. "Even if our sentences are upheld, we will not be silent. Even if we are in Mordovia or Siberia, we will not be silent."
Sympathy for Pussy Riot is limited in Russia, where Patriarch Kirill has cast the protest as part of a concerted attack meant to undermine traditional Russian values and curb the church's post-Soviet revival.
An opinion poll conducted on September 21-24 by the independent Levada centre found 35 percent of Russians believe the two-year sentences were appropriate, while 34 percent said they were too lenient and only 14 percent said they were excessive.
Parliament is considering stiffening punishment for offending religious feelings and Putin has warned that such offences - against Christians, Muslims or other believers in diverse Russia - could incite violence.
"The Russian Orthodox Church has practically become the state religion," said human rights activist Lyudmila Alexeyeva, 85, a Soviet-era dissident. The constitution stipulates that Russia is a secular state.
Additional reporting by Alissa de Carbonnel; Writing by Steve Gutterman; Editing by Jon Boyle and Alison Williams


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Most likely the song is referring to "spooning." Two people sleeping in the same bed will both sleep facing in the same direction, usually on their side. They will sleep next to each other with their bodies adjusting to the contours of each other's body. Like spoons in a drawer.
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Neighborhood street trees increase property value, save energy and help with storm water retention. They also create shady, walkable sidewalks.
Street trees lend their shade, as well as a certain stateliness to a suburban block.
Photo courtesy of Mollie Ann Prasher.
Street trees are the trees planted between the street curb and the sidewalk. Planting street trees can help homeowners save money. These money-saving street trees can increase the value of a home and reduce the number of days a house remains on the market. Neighborhoods with street trees increase home values by an average of $8,870. [1]
Neighborhoods with shaded streets can be as much as 10 degrees cooler than neighborhoods without street trees. Street trees create a more walkable neighborhood. Established trees encourage residents to walk and be more active. Neighborhood street trees also increase property value, save energy and help with storm water retention. Trees along neighborhood streets provide an estimated $148 million annually in benefits. [1] So, choose carefully — a new tree is a lifetime investment.
The Right Tree, Right Place
What are the best street trees to plant in your front yard? Choose trees that won't buckle the side walk, will provide shade for walkers and enhance the beauty of your home. Consider underground sewers, overhead utilities and long-term maintenance in your tree choice.
Often homeowners buy a tree and then try to force it to fit the location. A better approach is to evaluate the site and consider what type of tree suits that spot. Plan for the size of the mature tree.
Also ask yourself some questions. Is the tree susceptible to storm damage? Will it produce a lot of seed or fruit? Does it have low-hanging branches that will interfere with sidewalk and street traffic? Anyone who has parked a car near a mulberry tree knows what a mess birds will leave on a car.
When choosing street trees, look for disease and insect resistance. Select trees able to withstand storm damage and tolerate hot, dry weather conditions. Look for species known to grow well in urban environments.
Also be sure to plan for the height of a mature tree. Trees taller than 60 feet are considered large trees. Medium height trees are 30 to 60 feet tall at maturity. Very few shade trees are under 30 feet tall. Tree species that mature over 30 feet in height should be planted at least 30 feet from overhead utilities.
If you are thinking about a tree under 30 feet, consider the spring flowering small trees. Redbud ( Cercis spp.) and dogwood (Cornus spp.) are beautiful accents to any landscape.
One medium shade tree to consider is black gum (Nyssa sylvatica), which has other common names such as sourgum, black tupelo or swamp tupelo. This tree has outstanding fall color of red to yellow. It tolerates damp soil and dry soil. Newly planted trees require irrigation until well established but this tree will tolerate average dry conditions thereafter.
When looking for a large shade tree, consider the English oak (Quercus robur) of the white oak group that typically grows to 40 to 70 feet tall. This tree may take up to 25 to 30 years to bear a first crop of acorns. It is an underutilized street and shade tree.
The Right Tree, Wrong Place
Do the research about the growth habits of a tree. For example, a beautiful shade tree, the pin oak (Quercus palustris), is a good home landscape choice but a poor choice as a street tree. The upper branches of the pin oak grow upward. The middle branches grow horizontally. The lower branches droop down. If those lower branches are removed to allow traffic clearance, the horizontal branches will begin to droop downward.
Storm-Damaged Trees
Trees Are Good
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For first aid advice for storm-damaged trees, call your local extension office.
If you are dealing with a storm-damaged tree, remove the broken limbs or perhaps the entire tree if it is a danger to you or your home. Second, once the immediate danger is removed, take your time. Trees are hardier than we think. Give the tree some time to recover. If you can wait a year or so to decide the tree's fate, the tree can begin to heal and may surprise you with its determination to grow.
If you decide to remove the tree, waiting a year gives you time to find a professional arborist. You avoid the frenzy of homeowners rushing to find tree care when there is a high demand at premium prices.
[1] "How Trees And Forests Benefit You" - Missouri Department of Conservation


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Clorox Professional Products Company Introduces Its Newest Non-Bleach Hospital-Use Quaternary Disinfectant Cleaner
KISSIMMEE, Fla., -- The Clorox Company (NYSE: CLX) announced today at the Association for the Healthcare Environment (AHE) 2011 Annual Conference the introduction of Clorox Commercial Solutions® Clorox® Broad Spectrum Quaternary Disinfectant Cleaner. Clorox® Broad Spectrum Cleaner is Clorox's newest non-bleach hospital-use disinfectant and the only quaternary spray registered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to kill all of the ESKAPE pathogens.(1) According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the six ESKAPE pathogens are responsible for two-thirds of all healthcare-associated infections (HAIs).
Clorox® Broad Spectrum Cleaner is a fast, effective disinfectant and powerful cleaner that is gentle enough to use daily on common healthcare surfaces. The product helps to meet the needs of busy healthcare professionals by effectively eliminating most organisms in two minutes.
"Protecting patients is one of the top concerns for healthcare facilities and our Clorox® Broad Spectrum Cleaner fulfills that need by ensuring that harmful pathogens are eliminated before they become problems," said Craig Stevenson, vice president and general manager, Clorox Professional Products Company. "The Clorox Company is committed to meeting the diverse needs of healthcare professionals in numerous facility settings with both our non-bleach and bleach-based products."
While bleach-based products are ideal for cleaning high-touch, high-risk areas, quaternary cleaners give healthcare professionals an important option for daily surface disinfection of lower-risk areas. Clorox® Broad Spectrum Cleaner complements Clorox's bleach-based portfolio of products, which are ideal for disinfecting high-risk areas and for dealing with C. difficile.
Clorox® Broad Spectrum Quaternary Disinfectant Cleaner is:
-- Fast and effective: Clorox® Broad Spectrum Cleaner requires no
pre-cleaning and kills most organisms in two minutes, up to 33 percent
faster than a leading quaternary spray.(2)
-- A powerful, gentle disinfectant cleaner: Clorox® Broad Spectrum
Cleaner is fragrance-free to help avoid the fumes associated with other
quaternary disinfectant sprays. The product's formula allows for
powerful cleaning against tough messes, yet is gentle enough to use
daily on common healthcare surfaces.
-- Registered to kill 90 healthcare-relevant pathogens: Clorox® Broad
Spectrum Cleaner is EPA-registered to kill all ESKAPE pathogens (E.
faecium, S. aureus, K. pneumoniae, A. baumannii, P. aeruginosa, E.
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C, MRSA, VRE and TB.
The Role of Environmental Disinfection in Your Staff's Fight Against Infections for many healthcare professionals across the country, finding ways to help prevent HAIs from infecting patients and causing unnecessary deaths is top of mind. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), one in 20 hospital patients contract a HAI at any given time. Furthermore, HAIs are responsible for approximately $28 billion to $33 billion in preventable healthcare costs yearly.(3)
The condition of the healthcare environment plays a significant role in the spread of HAIs. Environmental services professionals know that proper cleaning and disinfecting of frequently touched surfaces can significantly help reduce infection rates in facilities. However, many times the cleaning process performed is inadequate. One recent study found that only 47 percent of targeted surfaces were cleaned after patients were discharged.(4)
Part of the problem is that healthcare workers are often unclear about what product to use on surfaces and how long a product should be allowed to dwell. Many facilities rely on environmental services professionals' expertise in these areas to provide further training and counsel on procedures and product recommendations.
Clorox® Broad Spectrum Cleaner is fragrance-free and gentle enough to use daily on multiple nonporous medical surfaces such as counters, carts, bedside tables, walls, mattress covers, commodes, wheelchairs and more. The product is ideal for use in operating rooms, emergency rooms, intensive care units and patient rooms, among many others. Clorox® Broad Spectrum Cleaner will be ready for shipment in early November in a 32 oz. spray and a 128 oz. refill.For more information about Clorox® Broad Spectrum Cleaner, visit www.cloroxhealthcare.com.
The launch of Clorox® Broad Spectrum Cleaner comes just months after the company's June and March 2011 announcements that Clorox® Germicidal Wipes and DISPATCH® Hospital Cleaner Disinfectant Towels with Bleach are EPA-registered to kill C. difficile spores in five minutes. With the addition of Clorox® Broad Spectrum Cleaner, the company looks forward to expanding its offerings beyond its signature bleach-based products to meet all healthcare facility needs.
About Clorox Professional Products Company
Clorox markets some of the most trusted and recognized brand names for infection preventionists and environmental services professionals, including Clorox Commercial Solutions® Ultra Clorox® Germicidal Bleach, Clorox Commercial Solutions(R) Germicidal Wipes, DISPATCH® Hospital Cleaner Disinfectant with Bleach Towels and Sprays and Clorox Commercial Solutions® Clorox® Broad Spectrum Quaternary Disinfectant Cleaner. These Clorox® products are fast-acting, EPA-registered disinfectants intended for use by healthcare personnel on environmental surfaces and medical equipment to help reduce the spread of pathogens that cause healthcare-associated infections (HAIs). With the acquisition of Caltech Industries, Clorox has become one of the leading providers of bleach disinfectants in more than 2,500 acute care facilities across the nation. With a deeper commitment to providing efficacious solutions to the healthcare industry, Clorox will continue to build upon its rich history of helping infection preventionists and environmental services professionals stop the spread of pathogens. For more information, visit www.cloroxprofessional.com
(1) Based on Federal Master Label comparisons as of May 1, 2011. (2) No precleaning step is required for general disinfection with Clorox® Broad Spectrum Quaternary Disinfectant Cleaner. Precleaning is required for disinfection against HIV, HBV, and HCV per OSHA guidelines, regardless of which disinfectant you use.(3) hhs.gov/ash/initiatives/hai/index.html.(4) Carling PC, Parry MF, Rupp ME, et al. Improving cleaning of the environment surrounding the patients in 36 acute care hospitals. Infect ControlHosp Epidemiol 2008; 29:1035-1041.
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This "Cyberwar" Is a Cybersnooze
The AP and other sources have been reporting on a "cyberattack" affecting South Korea and U.S. government Web sites, including the White House, Secret Service and Treasury Department.
Allegedly mounted by North Korea, this attack puts various "cyber" threats in perspective. Most Americans will probably not know about it, and the ones who do will learn of it by reading about it. Only a tiny percentage of people will notice the absence of the Web sites attacked. (An update to the story linked above notes that several agencies and entities "blunted" the attacks, as well‐run Web sites will do.)
This is the face of "cyberwar," which has little strategic value and little capacity to do real damage. This episode also underscores the fact that "cyberterrorism" cannot exist – because this kind of attack isn't terrifying.
As I said in my recent testimony before the House Science Committee, it is important to secure web sites, data, and networks against all threats, but this can be done and is being done methodically and successfully – if imperfectly – by the distributed owners and controllers of all our nation's "cyber" assets. Hyping threats like "cyberwar" and "cyberterror" is not helpful.


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Steven Tyler Gossip
Steven Tyler gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Smutty Social Media, June 24, 2016
Credit where it is due: I couldn't quite put my finger on Blake's look, but she answered my question without me even needing to ask. Full Jessie Spano Full Story
Smutty Social Media, Wednesday August 5, 2015
Steven Tyler weighs in on #penisgate – the most important wardrobe malfunction of the year. #penisgate Full Story
Smutty Social Media, Friday June 5, 2015
Agent Mulder has landed. Eve Hewson with her dad, hanging out with Quincy and Rashida. Dads + daughters Full Story
64 - 19 = 45
Pacific Coast News
Wait, is it? Hold up. Just need to find a pen. OK, yes, it is. 64 is the age of Steven Tyler. 19 is the age of Francesca Eastwood, daughter of Clint. Here's what the photo agency says went down last night: "NEW COUPLE ALERT? Steven Tyler aged 64, arrives to the Little Door restaurant with 19 year old Francesca Eastwood in Los Angeles, who look like they don't want to be pictured together. Full Story
I didn't hate it
As you know, I'm not Country Bitch's biggest fan. Not feeling the purple dress she wore on the carpet last night at the ACMs. Definitely not feeling whatever it is you call it that she put on for her performance with Steven Tyler. But I do like the way she moves onstage. I like that she can jump around like that, get her heart rate up and still find breath to sing. Full Story
Cam, Liv, and the Giggles
My favourite moment of the night… Cameron Diaz and Liv Tyler walked up opposite sides of the stairs, they saw each other just before the main doors and started jumping up and down, giggling, squealing, hugging – I hate to use this word but, really, it really was precious. About Cam – not crazy about her dress but the colour just popped. Full Story
Loving Liv
Liv Tyler last night at the premiere of Reign Over Me starring Adam Sandler. She's lovely, non? Like really, really, really beautiful. Like, the most perfect face ever. And I'm totally down with her husband too. Royston Langdon. Call me Cruise but I think he's Quirky Sexy. Probably because he resembles Thom Yorke who of course is the sexiest quirky bitch. Full Story
The Daily Girlcrush: Liv Tyler
Because she's completely irresistible…and one of the most beautiful faces on the planet with a reportedly equally beautiful soul. Because she's not a famewhore, because she messed up in private and she cleaned up in private and she rose up the better for it. Because she eats. Because she doesn't starve and she's still tall and curvy and gorgeous as all hell. Full Story
Tyler Durden Reunited
Fight Club Eye Candy 7 years later…you like? Photo is deceiving, it looks like Brad's blowing him off but it's just one of those oddly timed captures – in subsequent photos they look rather engaged. From what I understand, they have remained close friends, one of the first people Brad called post-Aniston. Full Story
I heart Liv Tyler
How can you not? Looking ravishing in black at the premiere of her new movie, slimmer than we"ve seen her in months but definitely not alarming post-preggers anorexic like so many Hollywood mothers. Doesn"t she have the kindest, gentlest, sweetest smile? I feel warm and fuzzy every time I see her, especially with her adorable Milo - walking already! I often think about her intense love affair with my Joaquin (from Superior Pics) And I wonder. Full Story


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TWAN Newsletter
25 May 2010
News and Report
- Photo Report: TWAN in Korea : The World at Night publications and traveling exhibits in South Korea during the International Year of Astronomy was one of the most successful programs.
- The Story Behind Iguacu Starry Photos : In an interview on National Geographic website TWAN director Babak Tafreshi shares a short story of adventures and techniques behind the starry photos of Iguacu Falls in Brazil.
- Photo Report: TWAN in Australia : During the IYA2009 TWAN events traveled from Sydney to Perth on both sides of Australia and it continues to seek venues and related events in 2010 and beyond.
- Join TWAN fans on Facebook : Learn about the latest updates on the project and communicate with TWAN photographers at The World at Night page on Facebook page.
- Visitors comments: New option on TWAN website for more interaction between the photographers and visitors. Write comments on TWAN Photos, ask questions, and share ideas. Find "comment" bottom below each photo.
There are new stunning photos and time-lapse videos on TWAN website, featuring starry nights of the planet's landmarks from across the world.
- Orion Rising over Grazing Cattle (time-lapse video) by Thad V`Soske
- Virtual Reality From Mauna Kea (VR) by Tunc Tezel
- Winter Milky Way over Death Valley by Wally Pacholka
- Lunar Rainbow and Unknown Event by Wally Pacholka
- Iguacu Falls at Night by Babak A. Tafreshi
- Starry Night in Paradise by Babak A. Tafreshi
- Fireball from 5000 Meters High by Stephane Guisard
- Milky Way Steaming Volcano by Stephane Guisard
- Sky above Paul Gauguin by Laurent Laveder
- Sky Diffuser by Laurent Laveder
- Brittany Twilight by Laurent Laveder
- The Mother Galaxy by Laurent Laveder
- Milky Way vs. Zodiacal Light by Laurent Laveder
- All Sky View in Virtual Reality (VR) by Laurent Laveder
- Our Closest Neighbor by Stefan Seip
- Planets in Her Hands by Stefan Seip
- Venus Meets Mercury by Stefan Seip
- All-Sky View above Germany by Stefan Seip
- Capture the Celestial Beauty by P-M Heden
- Stars above Snow-covered Landscape by P-M Heden
- Orion and Fisher House by P-M Heden
- Iridium Flare above Sweden by P-M Heden
- Halo Around the Moon (time-lapse video) by P-M Heden
- Moving Aurora above Sweden (time-lapse video) by P-M Heden
- The World at Sunset by Anthony Ayiomamitis
- Trailing Around the Pole by Tamas Ladanyi
- Winter Triangle and Windmill by Tamas Ladanyi
- Left From the War Under the Peaceful Sky by Tamas Ladanyi
- Moonrise above Volcanic Hills by Tamas Ladanyi
- Spring Night of Hungary by Tamas Ladanyi
- Space Station Trails above Austria by Tamas Ladanyi
- Sahara Night by Babak A. Tafreshi
South Africa
- Southern Stars above Table Mountain by John Goldsmith
- Lights of Cape Town by John Goldsmith
- Starry Sky above SALT by John Goldsmith
- Orion from South Africa by John Goldsmith
Asia and Middle East
- Dream View by Babak A. Tafreshi
- Go To Outer Space by Babak A. Tafreshi
- Find Galaxies in the Spring Sky by Babak A. Tafreshi
- Starry Flowers by Oshin D. Zakarian
- Hunter Clouds by Oshin D. Zakarian
- Big Dipper and Spring Blossoms by Oshin D. Zakarian
- Fingers of the Earth by Oshin D. Zakarian
- Flash Meteor in the Milky Way by Oshin D. Zakarian
- Moonrise above Cyrus Tomb (time-lapse video) by Babak A. Tafreshi
- Startrails above Flowers by Amir H. Abolfath
- Milky Rise by Amir H. Abolfath
- Startrails above Ancient Persia by Amir H. Abolfath
- Snowman Night (time-lapse video) by Amir H. Abolfath
- Winter Sky in Motion (time-lapse video) by Amir H. Abolfath
- Colors of Orion by Amir H. Abolfath
- Moon, Venus, and Tower by Amir H. Abolfath
- Evening View of Tehran by Amir H. Abolfath
- Spring Dream by Babak A. Tafreshi
- Sky above Troy by Tunc Tezel
- Moon, Venus, and Trojan Horse by Tunc Tezel
- Roman Remains of Troy by Tunc Tezel
- Moon and Venus above Demre, Antalya by Tunc Tezel
- Milky Way and Zodiacal Light above Mediterranean by Tunc Tezel
- Orion and Sirius above Panauti Temple by Oshin D. Zakarian
- Milky Way Against Increasing Lights by Kwon O Chul
- A Celestial Beauty: Moon and Venus by Kwon O Chul
- Korean Fireball by Kwon O Chul
- Planets above Seoul by Kwon O Chul
Guest Gallery is a well-received section on TWAN website to feature selected outstanding Earth and sky photos by non-TWAN creative photographers from around the globe. If you have such remarkable photos to share with TWAN Guest Gallery, please contact us. There are new featured photos on the Guest Gallery:
- Gemini North and the Big Dipper (USA) by Richard Wainscoat
- North Polar Star Trails (Portugal) by Goncalo Lemos
- Messier Marathon 2009 (Iran) by Seyed Hossien Hossieni
- Blue Vltava (Czech) by Robert Slobins
- Very Old Moon (Poland) by Marek Nikodem
- Winter Constellations (Iran) by Khosro JafariZadeh
- Conjunction over Ponce Inlet Light (USA) by Ben Cooper
- Ladder to the Stars (Iran) by Abdolhossein Hashemizadeh
- Southern Stars above San Pedro (Chile) by Sighard Schraebler
- Nepal Star Trails (Nepal) by Jonathan Mitchell
- Stars over Kyangjuma (Nepal) by Stuart Holmes
- Moon over the Inside Passage (USA) by Chip Porter
- Kerman City Light Pollution (Iran) by Mohammad Javad Fahimi
- Milky Way CARMA (USA) by Tony Rowell
- Noctilucent Skies over Poland (Poland) by Marek Nikodem
- Turin Light Pollution (Italy) by Stefano De Rosa
- Mount Adams Wilderness Wildfire (USA) by Larry Andreasen
- Minsk Mazowiecki Night Sky (Poland) by Adam Zieminski
- Night at Kaunos Rock Tombs (Turkey) by Sinan Cate
- Pyramid of Light Pollution (France) by Florent Bailleul
- Moon and Jupiter over Shenzhen (China) by Strongman
- Maryhill Monument Star Trails (USA) by Larry Andreasen
- Stars and Athens Light Pollution (Greece) by Chris Kotsiopoulos
- Evening at Griffith Observatory (USA) by Ali Douraghy
- Watching the Aurora (Norway) by Fredrik Broms
- Painted Hills Sky (USA) by Larry Andreasen
- Costa da Caparica Evening Sky (Portugal) by Miguel Claro
- Summer Stars over Lake Borovik (Croatia) by Vladimir Zivkovic
- Minaret and the Evening Sky (Bangladesh) by Anwar Hussain
- Aurora Streaks over a Glacial Pond (Iceland) by Tony Prower
- Young Moon in the Szubin Sky (Poland) by Marek Nikodem
- Orion and the Alps in Moonlight (Switzerland) by W. Harald
- Dark Skies over the Atacama Desert (Chile) by Sighard Schraebler
- Milky Way, Clouds, and Light Pollution (Poland) by Marek Nikodem
- Moonrise and the Winter Constellations (Iran) by Alireza Vafa
- Green Energy (Norway) by Fredrik Broms
- Camping Under the Milky Way (USA) by Tony Rowell
- Milky Way over Senggigi Beach (Indonesia) by Winston Setiawan
Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD), a NASA's world-known website, has featured new TWAN photos:
- Iguaçu Starry Night by Babak A. Tafreshi
- Calm, Crescent Moon, and Venus by P-M Heden
TWAN is featuring six special galleries:
Latest Images
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Cosmic Motions
World Heritage Sites
TWAN APODs
TWAN Podcast
TWAN is a global program of Astronomers Without Borders (www.astrowb.org) and a Special Project of International Year of Astronomy 2009, an initiative by IAU and UNESCO. The World at Night is to produce and present a collection of stunning photographs of the world's most beautiful and historic sites against the nighttime backdrop of stars, planets and celestial events. The eternally peaceful sky looks the same above all symbols of different nations and regions, attesting to the truly unified nature of Earth as a planet rather than an amalgam of human-designated territories.
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text: Here's David Bowie's version of Jacques Brel's Amsterdam as sung by Mr Jones with accoustic guitar on 'Bowie at the Beeb - the best of the BBC sessions 68-72' Davey plays each chord once for the first verse and then starts strumming with a driving rhythm enhanced by various hammer-ons etc. I love it. Am In the port of Amsterdam Em There's a sailor who sings F Of the dreams that he brings E From a wide open sea Am And in the port of Amsterdam Em There's a sailor who sleeps F E7 While the river bank weeps Am To the old willow tree C And in the port of Amsterdam G7 E7 There's a sailor who dies Am Full of beers full of cries E7 In a drunken down fight F And in the port of Amsterdam Em There's a sailor who is born Dm7 E7 On the hot muggy morn Am By the dawns early light Am In the port of Amsterdam Em Where the sailors all meet F There's a sailor who eats E Only fish heads and tails Am He'll show you his teeth Em That have rotted too soon F E7 That can haul up the sails Am That can swallow the moon C And he'll yell to the cook G7 E7 With his arms open wide Am Oh bring me more fish E7 Though it's down by my side F And he wants so to belch Em But he's too full to try Dm7 E7 So he stands up and laughs Am And he zips up his flies Am In the port of Amsterdam Em You can see sailors dance F Paunches bursting their pants E Grinding women's with paunch (not sure about this line) Am They've forgotten the tune Em That their whiskey voice croaks F E7 Splitting the night Am With the roar of their jokes C And they turn and they dance G7 E7 And they laugh and they lust Am Till the rancid sound E7 Of the accordion bursts F And then out of the night Em With their pride in their pants Dm7 E7 And the slut that they tow Am Underneath the street lamps Am In the port of Amsterdam Em There's a sailor who drinks F And he drinks and he drinks E And he drinks once again Am Oh he drinks to the health Em Of the whores of Amsterdam F E7 Who have given their bodies Am To a thousand other men C It's their worth and their goodness G7 E7 Their virtues all gone Am For the few dirty coins E7 When he just can't go on F Throws his nose to the sky Em And he aims it up above Dm7 E7 And he pisses like I cry Am For an unfaithful love Am In the port of Amsterdam Em Dm E7 Am In the port of Amsterdam Submitted by Mr Thyroid


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Welcome to VegWeb's Soft Launch!
Hi all!
I just wanted to thank you all for stopping by the newly redesigned VegWeb! We're so proud of and excited about the site, and we hope you will be too.
There's a new blog section where we'll regularly post site news and have fun guest chef posts and all sorts of great stuff. Find out about the soft launch and about new and coming attractions here: http://vegweb.com/blogs/welcome-vegweb
As always, if you have any questions or comments, shoot me a private message or email me at email@example.com.
Again, so excited, and stay tuned for even more delicious happenings!
Laura, just letting you know that link to the blog appears to be broken : )
oh that's weird.
When I click that link it goes to a page in the old site format and displays a message:
Sorry, this page is no longer available.
If you feel that this message is in error, please report the problem via this form. Include the URL listed above, as well as the URL contained in the link that you clicked on to get to this page.
Under the blog tab at the top there is one entry visible though.
the link worked fine for me....must just be oww being silly ; )
I don't log in for a day and see what happens. And I had just got the older version memorized. Looks so neat and organized. And the blog link works for me.
ummmmm, where is my recipe box?
I'm not able to change my profile picture because it says I have illegal characters in my username...and I don't think I can change my username.
My recipes (recipe box) are gone. I am supposed to have about 50-100 recipes in there, but instead there is 1. Also, since everything is getting moved to an like button, are we losing our organization abilities (labels)? Also, is there going to be a link for accessing our recipe box (or liked recipes) from the pages, or are we always going to have to go profile -> recipes.
Also Laura,
I dont know about anyone else, but the website here (CA USA) is pretty sluggish. I used to load a page in under 2 seconds and now it is taking more like 5-6.
Me too Adrienne! But I have to say I LOVE the new look! Its perfect!
Thanks for the update and ack of the recipe box issue, speed issues, etc. Thanks for looking into it and i look forward to seeing all my recipes reappear :)
@ssherices i agree.. new look is great!
I LOVE the new website! Great look and I think it will be user-friendly once all the kinks are worked out. Mine is running a little slow too...and I've also lost all my recipes (except for one)...I'd really love to get them back if possible!!
Thanks so much!
just posting to say we lost all recipes in our recipe box also, definitely a huge bummer, hopefully that can be resolved/restored ! other than losing the recipe box (hopefully temporarily) site looks great!
Is there a way to save favorite recipes? Or is this what the recipe box was?


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Wise honchos at Oxygen television recently canceled a reality show called 'All My Babies' Mamas.'
The show featured Atlanta rapper Shawty Lo dispensing stories about his 10 baby mothers. If you are scoring at home, make that 11 baby mamas drama with Mr. Lo still ignorant about birth control.
Television watchers were saved by the bell, so to speak, but they remain riveted to the viral-hit whipping of a 21-year-old man video that took place in Newark.
Life looks bad for those black folk involved in the incident, whether they were the alleged perpetrators or the passersby who did nothing.
Three men were charged for aggravated assault, conspiracy, possession of a weapon,
Newark Mayor Cory Booker accused 'others saw this brutality and said nothing; this vicious crime was not reported.'
Booker added that 'In the face of evil, those who remain quiet are participants in that evil. We're better than this.'
That's where Mr. Booker voiced a miscalculation. Those men accused of this brutal behavior, as well as those people who passed by and neither said or did anything are not better than this.
We keep dreaming that people are better, hoping against hope that they are improved, wanting, praying, pleading that they are better but they are not.
Frequently, African-Americans accept blame for whatever other African-Americans do.
Even if Booker referred to Newark residents in his 'we' statement, he remains wrong. If it's a collective 'we' as black people, then Booker is incredibly off track.
I'm not O.J. Simpson. Not Chris Dorner. Not Jesse Jackson, Jr. or Jesse Jackson, Sr. I certainly have no connection to the Newark public beating. If black people in this whipped up Newark community desire to let this behavior define them then be my guest.
People can judge me by my life decisions or trash in my yard but this unfortunate habit of lumping all black people together has become as old as Methuselah.
Whenever bad news breaks, a friend of mine almost always expresses his 'I hope it's not a black guy' sentiment.
Bad news burst in Newark this week with the arrest of Ahmad Holt, 22, who allegedly performed his 'Django Unchained' version of whipping the smitherines out of a stripped naked 21-year-old victim because his father reneged on a $20 debt.
Raheem Clark, 31, allegedly contributed his belt to the assault while Jamaar Gray, 23, squirted water on the victim, plus, filmed the attack. The incident occurred in August, 2012 before being posted on several websites.
Booker lathered anger Wednesday when he pounded his fists on a lectern. His disgust gained support here but Newark, Camden, Trenton, Atlantic City, and other urban areas have a cancer. Those cities show minimal or no improvement. They are worse than ever, Hardly better.
These cities are infiltrated with drugs, gangs, crime, and a severe disconnect from education, the one proven successful strategy against poverty.
Camden High looks like a prison. Trenton High looks like a prison. Four Trenton libraries are basically holes in the wall as people detach from books because learning gets irrationally portrayed as a white man's sport.
Our people are being wiped out by our people. Still, we wait for the saving grace of pretentious politicians who control funding for more police, better schools, and more intervention.
They are not better than who they are, voyeurs to self-destruction in piss-poor communities strapped to generational poverty.
A time existed when other people killed us, whipped us, chastised us but now we have turned the mirror on ourselves, offering a reflection that tears our eyes and rips apart our hearts.
We are not better than our tally sheet, Mr. Booker. The African-American community lists in serious trouble; headed for slow destruction unless we offer an accurate diagnosis followed by corrective initiatives.
Finally, while being whipped in public is a horrible situation, being shot dead or knifed to death is worse. News coverage of those deadly crimes has been dwarfed by a young man essentially tied to the whipping post.
To print journalists, electronic media members and others, we should be better than this. We, too, are who we are.
Perpetrators of this alleged crime were right about their one statement: 'It's a dog-eat-dog world.'
- L.A. Parker is a Trentonian columnist. Reach him at email@example.com.


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Puff Pillow Buns
I entered this recipe at the 1971 Iowa State Fair and won first place. You can conveniently make the dough the night before, then shape and bake the buns the next morning. —Shirley Marti, Lansing, Iowa
Total TimePrep: 40 min. Bake: 10 min.
Makes2 dozen
- 1 package (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
- 1/4 cup warm water (110° to 115°)
- 1/2 cup warm 2% milk (110° to 115°)
- 1/3 cup butter, melted
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon extract
- 2 eggs
- 3 to 3-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup 2% milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1 cup confectioners' sugar
- 2 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 to 2 tablespoons 2% milk
- In a large bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. Add the milk, butter, sugar, salt, lemon extract, eggs and 1 cup flour. Beat until smooth. Stir in enough remaining flour to form a soft dough.
- Turn onto a floured surface; gently knead for 2-3 minutes. Place in a greased bowl, turning once to greased top. Cover and refrigerate for 2 hours or overnight.
- Punch dough down. Turn onto a floured surface; divide into four portions. Roll one portion into a 9-in. x 6-in. rectangle (refrigerate remaining portions until ready to roll out). Cut into 3-in. squares.
- In a small bowl, beat the cream cheese, milk and vanilla until smooth. Place about 2 teaspoons filling in the center of each square. Moisten corners with water; bring over center of filling and pinch corners tightly in center. Repeat with remaining dough and filling.
- Place seam side up 2 in. apart on greased baking sheets; brush with melted butter. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 45 minutes.
- Bake at 400° for 10-12 minutes or until lightly browned. Remove from pans to wire racks. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, combine the confectioners' sugar, butter, vanilla and enough milk to achieve desired consistency; spread over warm buns.
Nutrition Facts1 each: 170 calories, 9g fat (5g saturated fat), 41mg cholesterol, 181mg sodium, 20g carbohydrate (8g sugars, 0 fiber), 3g protein.
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Three Sisters is a fantastic play by Checkov in London. Book tickets for Three Sisters in London here!
Russian director Andrei Konchalovsky brings acclaimed Checkov productions of Uncle Vanya & Three Sisters to London's west end.
Feeding an increasing appetite for international theatre in London, with extended seasons of Russian Ballet at the Coliseum and a growing number of foreign language productions in the West End, Uncle Vanya & Three Sisters will be performed in their original Russian with English surtitles. Andrei Konchalovsky has utilized the same setting and cast for both productions, drawing on the striking similarities between Checkov's two most celebrated plays.
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| May 8, 2012, 3:08 pm
C'mon, you know you love "Million Dollar Listing," that Bravo TV show about all the LA-area homes that only a privileged few can afford. And thanks to the Denver Colorado AIDS Project (DCAP), one of its stars, Josh Flagg, will be here June 8 to help raise money for the cause.
"Realty & Reality" runs from 6-8:30 p.m. in the penthouse of Residence XXV, 1891 Curtis St. Tickets are $50 and can be purchased online.
"We're very excited that Josh is able to join us to raise funds and awareness," says DCAP chief executive officer Ruth Pederson. "We are very grateful that he is supportive of the work that we do for HIV-affected individuals here in Denver. To have the support of such a young, dynamic individual whose reach is national is invaluable."