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Since we were already there, they took the opportunity to take us to visit the rock mines…and you know me, I'm always up for a challenge. So we drove about 3 hours south, to the mines, to take samples of the water and soil. Most of the mines in the area are abandoned, and heavy metals waste is everywhere. When it rains the water carries these pollutants down to the rivers, and renders them unusable.People live in these houses..at the base of the mine..at least they have a satellite dish…
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Convicted on the Basis of Scientific Tests Which Were
Never Performed - The Robert Lee Norris Story
By Robert Lee Norris
Edited by Natalie Smith Parra, JD Editor
Justice:Denied magazine, Issue 25, page 3
On October 15, 1992, a 16 year-old white female raised the claim of rape and kidnapping against me. Her name is Sheila Knutty.
Sheila was a troubled youth, involved in substantial gang activity and on probation. She was under threat of being locked up until she turned 21 years-old as a result of her passion for older black men, her unruly behavior and her contempt for authority.
Sheila's was a common face in the black community. Nightly she would sneak out of her house and walk several miles to a high crime, drug-infested community park on the north east side of Canton, Ohio with her girlfriend Heather.
Drugs and alcohol were always the common denominator in whether or not Sheila climbed between the sheets and she wasn't overly discriminatory as to whom or how many men she slept with, just as long as she could get high. This, of course, seemed, at least for a good portion of my summer of 1992, a worthy exchange, as Sheila was good looking and had a good figure. Her aggressive attitude combined with her looks made it easy for her to pass herself off as being 18 years old and by doing so she had access to many opportunities that, had her real age been known, would surely not have occurred.
I was one of those opportunities. I had money and Sheila was a repeat visitor to wherever I called her from. It can be said that Sheila and I maintained a prostitute-trick relationship. I enjoyed the sex; she was obviously there for the money.
Nonetheless, Sheila was merely one of many women I was seeing, though of all of them, my relationship with her possessed no candy coating; We both knew exactly what it was: sex on call and neither of us had any problem with that.
I called Sheila and asked her if she wanted to spend the night and she said, "Yes, come and get me," and told me where to pick her up. Kimberly and I went from Massillon to Canton to pick her up. We met her as agreed at the 76 gas station on the corner of Harrison Ave. and Route 30 in Canton at approximately 6:50 p.m. on October 15, 1992. Kimberly and I were roommates at the time. Kimberly was raising two small children.
The three of us returned to Kimberly's residence at approximately 7:20 p.m., and upon our arrival, Sheila almost immediately said that she had to go to the projects and insisted on walking there. I argued, "Then why in the f*** did you want me to come and get you?" She simply walked out the door at approximately 7:30 p.m.
Several minutes later Gary Taylor, who also lived in the house with us, arrived. We brought in a six-pack of beer. Kimberly and I were on the couch and he asked if I wanted a beer and since I don't drink I refused, as did Kimberly. Gary drank two beers and then went upstairs, took a shower and went to bed. Sheila was not there when he arrived and he didn't see her in the house until the following morning.
Kimberly and I had sexual relations over the next several hours. At approximately midnight Sheila began knocking on the back door. She was drunk and staggering. She had been dropped off by several men, one named Beef, the other Mad Dog. They were known dope boys who were referred to as Detroit Boys, some of the many men who came to Canton and Massillon from Detroit to sell crack cocaine.
Because Sheila was my responsibility I asked Kim if we could use her bed and she said yes. Sheila and I went upstairs. Sheila said that she absolutely had to be home by 7:00 a.m., so I set the alarm for what I thought was 6:10 a.m. After Sheila and I went upstairs, I didn't see Kimberly for the rest of the night. Sheila and I undressed and went to bed. She wore only a pair of black string panties and we began touching. However, on slipping my hand beneath her panties I quickly discovered that she was a mess, not having bothered to clean herself after having sex with Lord only knows who. I yelled, "You nasty bitch." I wiped my hand on the top sheet and then went to the bathroom to wash.
The state of Ohio offered that Sheila and I had arrived at the house at approximately 7:30 p.m. and that I took her to an upstairs bedroom where we began smoking crack while she posed in her underwear. The state said I forced Sheila to smoke crack by putting one of my hands over her mouth and the other over her nose. It is important to note that no drugs of any kind were detected in anyone's blood or urine. The state alleged that I tied up Sheila with yarn, and that Kimberly and I repeatedly raped Sheila for 12 hours. The medical testimony did not support the occurrence of such a sexual episode, finding instead that there was no redness or swelling in the vaginal area. The examining physician at Aultman Hospital in Canton refused to indicate in his diagnosis that Sheila was a rape victim.
A big problem with the state's case is that Gary Taylor didn't see Sheila between 7:30 and 8:00 p.m. the evening before and in the grand jury testimony Sheila stated that she didn't see Gary until breakfast the following morning. Gary also said there was no noise the entire night, no indication of anyone going in or coming out of the residence to buy crack cocaine, and furthermore, that neither he nor Kimberly knew anyone who used cocaine. He also told the police that in the morning, "Some blond girl came down the steps with Bobby and Kim followed." Gary said that he said hello and Sheila returned the greeting. He said that Sheila ate some toast and drank some coffee, and that Sheila, Kimberly and I left in Kimberly's car at about 7:25 a.m.
Sheila asked Kim to drop her off at a girlfriend's house because she was in trouble for not waking up in time to get back to Canton by 7:00 a.m. We dropped her off at the residence of Alisha Muldonaldo and Alisha's mother, Bambi. Based on Sheila's trial testimony she went into the residence, ate, called her boyfriend and then made an allegation of being raped. Sheila would not allow Bambi to take her to Massillon City Hospital for examination nor would she permit her to take her to Doctor's Hospital, but insisted on being taken all the way back to Canton's Aultman Hospital.
The problem is that in America police detectives often have first dibs in such circumstances. An unruly youngster on probation often spends time face down in a detective's crotch in alleys. An attractive young blue-eyed blond who sleeps with black men is a golden opportunity for an unscrupulous police detective.
I'm not so naïve. I played the game and know first hand that, but for prostitutes skirting arrest in the front seat of a police car, a lot of cops would be jackin' to playboy. Sheila then was the property of Canton City police detective Lester Baroni. She was his snitch, his part-time sex object, but most of all she was his bait. He'd send her into dope houses and high crime black areas of the city to gather intelligence in exchange for her warrants being allegedly repeatedly slid to the bottom of the pile. This is what the police do. A white female who sleeps with black men is trash in the eyes of law enforcement, so the cops use these girls to gather evidence and intelligence, because, after all, they deserve what they get.
Baroni's middle name was corruption. He was a mob-boy, as is detective Armondo and was determined to put me away for life. To do this he used Sheila to gain my trust and that was easy. He sent her on a mission to have sex with me and then scream rape. The problem is; however, Sheila wasn't the brightest candle in the universe. She didn't know that the presence of semen alone was not enough and she didn't know that scientific tests would be taken to establish the actual source of the semen. She also didn't know that I wouldn't cop a plea for a shorter sentence when in fact I am innocent.
I was arrested on November 2, 1992 and indicted by a grand jury charging kidnap and rape on November 12, 1992. I was in custody with a female co-defendant, Kimberly Southall, for the alleged kidnap and rape of Sheila Knutty. The nightmare had begun.
In January of 1993, detective Baroni collected hair, saliva and blood samples from me at the Stark County jail for comparison testing to the semen collected from the vaginal pool and panties of Sheila Knutty. On January 21 and January 27 of 1993 respectively, the criminologist Michele M. Mitchell of the Canton-Stark County Crime Laboratory, a police laboratory, allegedly tested those biological samples. Those tests revealed that Sheila was an ABO blood type O (secretor) with a PGM subtype of 1+. The tests revealed that I am an ABO blood type O (secretor) with a PGM subtype of 1+2+ and that the semen detected in the vaginal pool and panties of Sheila had originated from an ABO blood type O (secretor) with a PGM subtype of 1+2+. The semen matched despite the fact that I had not had sexual intercourse with Sheila at any time in October 1992. More importantly, I knew that, according to the State of Montana Department of Justice forensic scientist Kenneth Konzak and his September 21, 1983 genetic test report on my saliva and blood, I was an ABO blood type O (non-secretor) with a PGM subtype of 2-1.
As a PGM 2-1 I would be automatically excluded from a vaginal pool semen mixture of PGM 1+ and 2+. With this knowledge I requested that the state prosecutors Maureen Walsh and Kristine Rohrer of the Stark County Prosecuting Attorney's Office in Canton Ohio, pursuant to the provisions of Brady v. Maryland, disclose all exculpatory or impeachment evidence and, specifically, to produce and disclose all exculpatory scientific and medical test results in this case.
Walsh and Rohrer repeatedly denied the existence of any exculpatory or impeachment evidence. I kept silent about the existence of the Montana report because I simply did not trust my lawyers. I had retained three different lawyers to represent Kimberly and me, and in each case the lawyers secretly and repeatedly sought to convince Kimberly to change her statement to the police and to become a state's witness against me. Kimberly simply would not lie even to save herself. She was released on a $100,000 signature bond on February 3, 1999. She and I were compelled, because of being plagued with ineffective assistance of counsel coupled with the court's refusal to appoint us a private investigator, to pursue the evidence for our defense ourselves.
The police knew this to be true and within hours of Kimberly's release from the county jail she received a telephone call from a man named Gerald Harris who claimed that he had spoken to Sheila Knutty and had recorded some exculpatory statements that he wanted to turn over to Kimberly if she would meet with him.
Unknowingly, Kimberly met with him and was then forced at knifepoint to a secluded area where she was raped and robbed. After the attack she went directly to the Massillon City Hospital and was examined. Semen was collected from her.
A few hours later the police caught up with Harris and he admitted having sex with Kimberly. He still had the knife in his coat; the police did not take it. He told the police that Kimberly had given him the money and dropped him off at a friend's address.
The Massillon City Prosecutor refused to file any charges against Harris so Kimberly, along with the outraged Stark County NAACP President, went to the clerk's office and swore out independent felony complaints alleging rape, kidnapping, aggravated robbery and felonious assault. Harris was still never arrested and weeks later, even after Harris made a series of threats against Kimberly, the Massillon City Prosecutor said that he could not find sufficient probable cause to arrest Harris and that he would not pursue the charges alleged on the felony complaints because Kimberly could not be a rape victim and a defendant in a rape case at the same time.
Days later Kimberly attempted suicide and was hospitalized at the Massillon City Hospital. It is important to note that before these incidents, Kimberly had never had so much as a traffic ticket in her life and the effect of the totality of these worsening circumstances were more than she could stand.
On July 19, 1993 a jury trial commenced. The state's case consisted of: the examining physician from Aultman Hospital, Massillon Police Detective Schnell, Sheila Knutty, Patricia Knutty (Sheila's mother), and Michele M. Mitchell, Criminologist of Canton-Stark County Crime Laboratory.
The defense was unable to call a single witness because we were not advised of the trial date until the actual day of trial. We were at a hearing on July 19, 1993 and at the close of the hearing, without notice the trial commenced over our strenuous objection.
The examining physician testified that he had never seen so much motile semen, though he couldn't explain why he didn't diagnose Sheila as an alleged rape victim in his medical reports. Detective Schnell testified that there was not sufficient probable cause to arrest Kimberly and myself or for that matter to even get a search warrant. He explained that probable cause means a reasonable basis to believe that a crime had in fact occurred. He said that probable cause did not exist based on Sheila's conflicting accounts of the incident and the fact that she had identified four different houses in which the alleged rape took place. Sheila herself testified that she "doesn't always tell the truth," and admitted that she was on probation. She admitted that she was not permitted to leave Canton Ohio, wasn't permitted to drive a car or to associate with anyone not approved by her probation officer. She additionally said that she would have been in serious trouble for staying out all night and then surprisingly said that she had told her mother, who didn't believe her story about being raped to "Get the f*** out of the hospital."
Sheila testified that she had enlisted the help of her girlfriend and her girlfriend's mother to lie to her mother so that she could get out of the house to meet me that night. She said that she was supposed to pick up a new car and keep it at her residence until the following day when she was supposed to give that car to my daughter.
Sheila explained that a tiny scratch on her chest came from a pair of scissors allegedly used in the attack, but she could not explain a large grapefruit sized bruise on the inside of her right thigh four inches above the knee. She said that she was forced to smoke crack cocaine, but was unable to detail the effect of doing so. She said that her legs were tied together with yarn during the course of the attack; yet there were no injuries or marks anywhere on her legs, ankles or anywhere else.
Patricia Knutty testified that Sheila was an unruly child and that she had previously run away from home resulting in her photo being placed in local stores. She was caught and placed in a detention home where she concocted a story that she was pregnant and had been abducted in order to gain her release from there. Both Sheila's mother and Sheila openly admitted that Sheila lies to get out of trouble.
The state's case was a mess because the prosecution had to rely on the scientific testimony to link Kimberly and myself to this alleged crime. On Thursday July 22, 1993 the criminologist was called to the stand and testified that she performed a variety of scientific tests, and that I was the source of semen and injury complained of. The criminologist testified that she performed Lewis antigen and electrophoresis testing which yielded the PGM subtype results listed above; however, newly discovered evidence including an affidavit from Robert Budgate, the laboratory director, dated 11-24-99 irrefutably demonstrates that the laboratory never possessed any electrophoresis or Lewis antigen test machinery at anytime from 1980 through and including 1999. In fact, Ohio University didn't even offer electrophoresis and Lewis antigen training in its four year Bachelor of Science Degree.
When confronted with the Montana repot that the prosecution stipulated to, therein showing me to be an ABO blood type O, non secretor, with a PGM subtype 2-1 and therefore excluded as a suspect in this case, the trial was halted. It was, however, resumed on Saturday July 24, 1993. At the Saturday trial the criminologist testified that the PGM 2-1 that the Montana report had listed me as, was a "type" and that despite the fact that PGM subtypes are listed in plus and minus the Montana report should not be read as a 2 minus 1, but rather as a 2 dash l.
The criminologist then revealed that she had performed a first test that indicated that I was a non-secretor but she had never turned that test result over to the defense because "80 percent of these people are secretors; therefore, we listed Mr. Norris as an ABO blood type and a secretor."
The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled in 1998, Norris v. Schotten, 146 F. 3d 314, that while the criminologist never had a second saliva sample on which to perform the alleged second test and that the criminologist never performed Lewis antigen testing and that despite the fact that the criminologist's testimony could be impeached in various ways, there appears to be no Constitutional error.
A Federal District Court, in Akron Ohio, ruled on April 5, 2001, in Southall v. Cooper, that the new evidence establishes that the electrophoresis testing never in fact occurred and yet the convictions of Kimberly and I remain for the want of justice.
The refusal of the court's thus far to give us relief on our wrongful convictions is compounded by the failure of the Ohio Parole Board to abide by the law and release me after completion of my sentence.
In 1995, two federal courts in a habeas corpus proceeding dropped each of my rape counts and sentenced me to a single prison term for the remaining count alleging kidnapping. The court said I was sentenced for "Fifteen to 25 years or until paroled, pardoned or released according to law" for the kidnapping charge.
The kidnapping charge however is an aggravated felony of the second degree, possessing a maximum penalty of fifteen years. I was denied parole on July 3, 2003, even though I had fully discharged that maximum penalty months before the July 3, 2003 parole hearing. However, the parole board simply refused to open that file. Instead, the parole board stated that I was being held on the basis of a July 9, 1998 nunc pro tunc resentencing order, which had never been signed by any judge and never recorded by the Stark County Clerk of Courts. Simply stated, the order isn't worth the paper it's printed on.
I was placed in segregation on August 25, 2003 and seven weeks later transferred to Richland Correctional Institution, where I have been raising "a million dollars worth of hell!"
Kimberly Southall, my co-defendant was released on parole on October 1, 2003. She was wrongly imprisoned for more than 10 years.
On May 3, 2004 I filed a state petition for a writ of habeas corpus in the Richland County Common Pleas Court before Judge DeWeese, challenging my continued and unconstitutional confinement. The judge rejected the multiple unappealed federal judgments, finding clearly to the contrary that my sentence was and is 45 to 75 years.
I appealed immediately to the Richland County Fifth Appellate Court. In that action I requested that the federal court declare with certainty its judgments and its res judicata effect on the state courts. In addition, I sought a stay of the state court proceedings, which was denied by Judge F. Boggins of the Fifth Appellate Court and then I sought a stay of the state court in the federal court proceedings.
The Ohio Attorney General's Office all of a sudden abandoned all reference to and dependency on the non-journalized and unsigned nunc pro tunc resentencing order.
It is important to note that in the federal action, The Assistant United States Attorney General has simply failed to file any answer or response in that action and the U.S. District Court clerk entered their default on June 23, 2004.
I filed a formalized Motion for Default Judgment on July 1, 2004 and as of now ain't nobody saying nothing about nothing. Imagine that?
If it weren't enough that I am actually innocent and that I have over sixteen months ago discharged the maximum authorized penalty for kidnapping as charged in my indictment and I still remain in prison being transferred from one facility to the next as prison officials seek to avoid personal liability.
They have already been served with certified copies of my indictment, arraignment transcript and jury verdict, but even the Ohio Adult Parole Authority recognized that it doesn't end with freedom when it comes to me. Instead, the parole board said, "Some people fight and end up spending the rest of their lives in prison."
I told them I'd rather die for a principle than live without one. They then sent me another eight years in the mail.
All in all, Kimberly's out, and that's all that truly matters. Justice has continued to elude me, but God willing, they will eventually straighten their hand after all these years.
Thank you, and I can be contacted at:.
Robert Lee Norris #281-431
Richland Correctional Institution
PO Box 8107
Marion, OH 44901
Robert is writing a book about his case. He is in need of a publisher and asks that anyone who can assist him to please contact him.
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Diane Arbus' Photographs: Americana and Suicide
IT IS NOT THAT THE LIKES OF DIANE ARBUS NEEDS MY ENDORSEMENT to cement her place among the most respected and innovative "fine art" photographers in American history… It's just that I am curious about her. This is the best website presentation of some of her photos that I have found, and also the one where the above photo was found: http://www.duvekot.ca/eliane/archives/diane_arbus.jpg.
Arbus' photos enter in Sontag's book, which I blogged about previously, in the chapter discussing the uniquely American vantage on the art of photography. Sontag previously declared photography a uniquely "democratic" artform, which seems to predispose it to the American sensibility, which she sums up as "the American partiality to myths of redemption and damnation, [which] remains one of the most energizing, most seductive aspects of our national culture." ("On Photography" pg.48)
Arbus as Photographer Americana presents the idea that America is a sort of orgy of freaks, and the photographer is a new anthropologist. If you bring that concept of America into play with certain inherited national values, such as Puritanical ideals and the mythology of The Self-made Man, America does seem obsessed with oddities, with "redemption" and "damnation." What to make of all of this, is beyond me. What I enjoy about the exercise, is the chance to read a analysis of some piece of my own artistic inheritance. I feel unable to do what Sontag is doing, that is to shed my cultural identity and step outside of it, in order to have a better look.
In Arbus' own words, she admitted to having a fascination with "freaks":
"Freaks was a thing I photographed a lot. It was one of the first things I photographed and it had a terrific kind of excitement for me. I just used to adore them. I still do adore some of them. I don't quite mean they're my best friends but they made me feel a mixture of shame and awe. There's a quality of legend about freaks. Like a person in a fairy tale who stops you and demands that you answer a riddle. Most people go through life dreading they'll have a traumatic experience. Freaks were born with their trauma. They've already passed their test in life. They're aristocrats."
I had an interesting conversation with one of my professors a couple of weeks ago, a piece of which is also called to mind here. He and I were discussing my semester in London, and began to compare experiences as Americans in England. Both of us came up with the impression of being the "Restless Yank" according to our British counterparts. There is something in the American culture that must constantly stir the pot, push the envelope, question…
Secondly, Sontag mentions about Arbus one fact which makes her, in our collective consciousness, a tortured Romantic of sorts: she killed herself. Sontag writes, "…as with Sylvia Plath, the attention her work has attracted since her death is of another order–a kind of apotheosis. The fact of her suicide seems to guarantee that her work is sincere, not voyeuristic, that it is compassionate, not cold. Her suicide also seems to make the photographs more devastating, as if it proved that the photographs to have been dangerous to her."(39). Following this "lead" I found mention of a work called "The Journalist and The Murderer" by Janet Malcom:
which I will have to track down and peruse. What creates this "destructive" relationship between artist and subject/art? I know that it is mimetic, in my own experience, of a certain kind of obsessive love, which is the unique product of certain persons entering into a relationship with each other. I am just fascinated by the process, and by our imaginings about it…


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Started working with colour palettes to come up with some designs.
I realized again that simplicity is mos my strong suite…
I like the gradient background colours, and I think that it'll make for cool slide animation/transitions. The icons are not final yet, still need to figure out what categories/pages i want on the app.


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As I write this blog post it's absolutely blowing a storm outdoors, the windows are rattling, I have a jumper and a cardigan on, I'm cradling a cup of tea and it's a really chilly week-day. Now that it is here, January already feels cold, bleak and dark. Who else is already excited for spring-time?…*puts hand in the air*.View Post


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Day 1: Hanoi-Mai Chau (170 km). Once out of the Red River Delta, which brims with traditional farming activity, we pass through limestone monoliths and into foothills populated by Muong people. We head straight at the main range before breaching a high and beautiful forested pass, which descends into the hidden valley of Mai Chau where we spend the night with friends in a traditional Thai stilt house in a Thai village.
Day 2: Mai Chau-Son La (185 km). On good road looking high over distant mountains we head up into a forested region populated by H'mong people before descending into a mountainous tea-growing region. Soon after we follow a long valley floor covered in a sea of rice surrounded by Black Thai villages all the way to Son La with its bargain-filled market. Sleep in Hoa Dao Hotel.
Day 3: Son La-Lai Chau (200 km), 15 passes. Very nice road and stunning landscape. Probably the most beautiful journey of the whole trip even the road is in poor condition. Sleep in Lan Anh Hotel.
Day 4: Boating on the Black river (6 hours boating). Lai Chau is where the Da river and Nam Na river meet. The occasion to go downstream to meet local people. We propose a picnic to have one complete day of relaxation and to discover this wild area.
Day 5: Lai Chau-Tam Duong (120 km). The most demanding and remote section of the drive takes us upstream along the left side of a Black River tributary through forest on a bumpy dirt road past isolated pockets of Tay, Thai, H'mong and Man peoples before breaching a pass to enter the Tam Duong plain, which is covered in shark's teeth like limestone karst. We would visit a Mang village near Sin Ho, the guide will buy some food to give to the head of the village, and he later distributes our donations to the villagers. We stay overnight at Phuong Thanh Hotel.
Day 6: Tam Duong-Sapa (90 km). Tam Duong market in the morning. There are colourful Montargnard groups living in Tam Duong: Black H'mong and Dzao. At about 10 am: beautiful ride at slow pace on bumpy road to Sapa. We will have a big breakfast because there is nothing to eat on the way, just us with the wildness. We stay overnight in Cat Cat Hotel.
Day 7: Sapa-Bac Ha (90 km). The ride from Sapa to Bac Ha takes about 3 hours, down from Sapa to Lao Cai (34 km) and up to Bac Ha (70 km) with stunning landscape. We check in Dang Khoa Hotel and have lunch. In the afternoon, we trek to Lung Phinh village. Stay overnight in Bac Ha.
Day 8: Bac Ha-Market-Bac Ha (120 km). Market of Bac Ha: true riot of color where flower H'mong carry out the dance. It is a superb and merry show but which becomes oppressive about 10-11 hours with the massive arrival of the tourists. It is time to leave.
Day 9: Bac Ha-Luc Yen-Vu Linh (150 km). We start the day by strolling around Bac Ha to meet with many ethnic villages in this area. We then move towards the lake Thac Ba. From Bac Ha to Luc Yen, the road is easy and sealed all the way. After Luc Yen, we take a small dirt track bordered by palm trees, in the middle of the karsts. A boat is waiting to take us across the lake of Thac Ba while skirting northern bank (3 hours). We arrive at Vu Linh, a traditional village of Dao where we sleep in the family of our friends. The welcome is exceptional.
Day 10: Vu Linh-Ba Be (180 km). Quite a long drive but easy (early departure is better) from Vu Linh to Ba Be (250 km). Ba Be is a nice stop and it is good to arrive the first day to have a full day (of the second) day there. However, if you feel like resting before, it is all the time possible to stop 50 km before Ba Be. The place before Ba Be is Na Khan, a village of Tay people lost in the forest.
Day 11: Ba Be. Easy boating on the lake and river. Go to market (if it is the day you arrive). Stop at waterfall, beautiful swim pirate, the chef of Dau Dang waterfall where we enjoy dinner. Down the waterfall, we could visit the village and a small school (only few pupils during the summer). We propose to stay in the stilt house of forest guards.
Day 12: Ba Be-Quang Hoa (170 km). Cross Ba Be lake to come back to our captain's house. Beautiful ride up to Cao Bang province. Few passes from where you can dominate the area. The road is easy but many curves. We can stop a lot. All together, stop for drinks and food it should be an 8-hour journey. Then ride 1 more hour to reach the beautiful village of Quang Hoa, in the middle of a mountain cirque. This is the territory of Nung An people. Spend the night in our friend's house.
Day 13: Quang Hoa (30 km). Option 1: Na Tau is a completely unknown area that we propose to discover it by raft and motorbike. Rivers and waterfalls everywhere are extremely beautiful and wild. It is only 15 km from Quang Hoa. Option 2: Having obtained permission from the border police, we make our way through spectacular scenery to Vietnam's most impressive waterfalls. Weather permitting we can swim right up to where the 50 m high falls hit the river.
Day 14: Quang Hoa-Mau Son (180 km). Ride from Quang Hoa to Lang Son. Continue driving toward the border from Lang Son to Mau Son. Mau Son is 30 km away from Lang Son, 1.541 m above sea level. Quite cool in the evening! Night in the guest house of Mau Son Resort.
Day 15: Mau Son-Bai Chay (180 km). We have a long ride mainly on secondary road, passing many coal mines along the road. We hope you are not covered in coal dust when we arrive in Halong City.
Day 16: Bai Chay-Halong-Hanoi (180 km). A boat is waiting to take us to discover the Halong Bay. We first visit Then Cung cave, then a fishing village through myriads of limestone. We have lunch on boat before coming back to Bai Chay and take the bus to Hanoi. We arrive in Hanoi around 4 pm.
Airfare is not included in the tour price.
Price Includes:
- English Speaking tour leader (other languages upon requests)
- All accommodations base on twin-share at hotel, guest house and home stay
- Meals detailed in the itinerary (B=Breakfast, L=Lunches, D=Dinners)
- A/C transfers and transportation
- Boat trip mention in itinerary
- Mountain bicycle 24 or 27 Speed (LA bike or Trek bike)
- Sightseeing excursions as outlined in itinerary
- Pump, bike tools, spares tubes
- Spare bike
- Cold water box, small fresh towel
- Mineral water drinking
- Seasonal fruits
- Snacks.
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- Travel insurance and bike helmet (compulsory)
- Items of a personal nature
- Alcoholic beverages and soft drinks
- Mineral water beyond that supplied
- Optional excursions
- Additional transport required due to any emergency situation
- Personal expenses such as telephone and laundry bills
- Visa fees
- Departure taxes
- Tipping for guiding.
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Seeing as the new season of Britain's No.1 show is returning on Saturday the 19th, I thought I'd count down my Top 10 episodes of Doctor Who (New Who specifically). As I can't quite choose the order of my Top 10, I'm going to put them in the order in which they first aired. Also, I plan to be a bit sneaky and include official two parters as one, because they're ONE adventure, I may also include just part 1's also.
Season 1
Season 1 is my favourite, Christopher Eccleston is my favourite Doctor. This season has a fantastic feeling, it's very sharp and witty, the dialogue is incredible and the morals are deep and meaningful.
The Empty Child/ The Doctor Dances
Future showrunner Stephen Moffat cut his Who teeth in this fantastic (see what I did there) two parter set in war torn London, as a boy wearing a gas mark stalks people through the shadows under the Blitz. Not only did this story give us Captain Jack Harkness, which in turn spawned Torchwood and one of the shows most interesting and charismatic characters, it gave us New Who's first genuinely scary episode.
From this point on "Are you mummy?" would send shivers down the spines of children and parents alike, once again putting viewers behind the sofas again. Not only that, but it was interesting to see The Doctor in this era, the music, the style, all made for a great backdrop, especially as its set in one dangerous night. It has great characters, great dialogue "I'm really glad that worked, those would have been terrible last words" and a lovely ending, "Everybody lives" which defines The Doctor entirely.
Bad Wolf/The Parting of the Ways
New Who's first great finale, tying together strands from across the series and pulling them together into one hell of a two parter. Starting out with levity as The Doctor and companions end up in game shows, "You've got to be kidding me", then heartbreak, before building to a cliffhanger that has you punching the air. That's just part 1.
Part 2 is a masterclass. The script from showrunner Russell T Davies has some of my favourite ever Who lines.
"What are you, coward or killer?"
"Coward, any day"
They don't write em' like that anymore. The rest of the episode has extraordinary battles, sad deaths, stunning music, exquisite characters and my favourite final line of any character, ever.
"Before I go, I just wanna tell you, you were fantastic, absolutely fantastic. and do you know what. So was I"
Christopher Ecclestons one season as The Doctor was incredible. His Doctor was the perfect mix of humour and darkness, brashness and sensitivity. He was a survivor of a great war, and you can tell. Once he found Rose, the show became a love story, grand and sweeping and epic, yet it was utterly human. It paved the way for the show as it would become. A lot lighter, and damned fun.
Season 2
As a debut season for David Tennant, it lacked the dramatic, overarching weight of Eccelston or Smith, but it gave us the fun, joyful exuberance that the show needed. Even though it has one of the saddest TV finales in history, it was down to the fact that we cared so much about these characters and loved spending time with them.
The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit
The only Season 2 storyline to appear here. It's a wonderfully eerie and chilling story set aboard a space station orbiting a black hole, where the devil may just be hiding underneath the ground. It's genuinely scary as The Doctor and Rose are trapped on the station, and we get a real old pagany devily vibe. The music really encapsulates the feel of the 'beast' and hell, Murray Gold continues to excel.
The idea is ingenious, an impossible planet stationary above a black hole, the story is gripping, the atmosphere chilling, the action feels like it has consequence and it has some fabulous metaphors and imagery regarding death and fear. The effects work at the end is particularly brilliant and the characters are well drawn and make you care about them.
Season 3
With Rose gone, a new companion must step in. Martha Jones, one of many fantastically written female characters, saves the world, and would do anything for The Doctor, who, in the end chooses to leave the Tardis, as her love for The Doctor can't be reciprocated. It is a hit and miss season, but it does have a superb 3 part final, reintroducing The Master and Captain Jack and saying goodbye to a wonderful companion in Martha.
The idea is brilliant, a never ending traffic jam, in which people live aboard their shuttles and don't know if they'll ever get out. It has a great blade runner vibe, with rainy streets, smog and flying cars and depicts the future in brilliant ways such as emotion patches used like drugs.
As The Doctor climbs aboard a shuttle, running into the likes of Ardal O'Hanlon and Lenora Crichlow, he climbs down, jumping from one shuttle to another. It's just a really great concept episode, with great dialogue and a fitting final journey to New New Earth. In the end, we see the Face of Bo for his final parting message "You are not alone", which sets up the seasons final episodes in enigmatic fashion. A great episode.
The episode the everyone loves and everyone recommends. A standalone story by Stephen Moffat with barely any Doctor in it, that introduces us to the shows most terrifying and ingenious monsters ever. The Weeping Angels are the sort of creature that, when you come up with that idea, you would rest for about a month patting yourself on the back for it.
The episode is creepy, scary and majestically written with great dialogue and a fantastic lead performance from Carey Mulligan. Simply put, this episode is most famous for the brilliant introduction of Doctor Who's greatest creation, need I say more. And remember.
"Don't blink. Blink and you're dead. They are fast. Faster than you can believe. Don't turn your back. Don't look away. And don't blink. Good Luck."
I can't think of a more exciting episode that this. It starts with the great return of Captain Jack, hopping over from Torchwood, clinging to the Tardis, and takes us to the end of the universe where all remaining life exists, who are readying to head on one final hopeful journey. Then we find out that Professor YANA is The Master, who promptly regenerates from Derek Jacobi into John Smith and steals the Tardis, leaving The Doctor and his friends trapped at the end of everything. Blimey.
Not only is it the surprising beginning of a great two part finale involving The Master taking over the world, but it also has a great atmosphere, exciting action, warm humour and The Doctor and Jack catching up, which as a fan, really excites me. Jacobi is fantastic, John Simm, in his one small scene is instantly brilliant, and we end on an almighty cliffhanger. Great stuff.
Season 4
I always divide Season 4 into two halves. The first 7 episodes, I think range from bad to rubbish. Yet, the remaining 6 episodes are a continuous run of superb episode after superb episode. 5 home runs followed by one that's still great, but a bit less so. Donna Noble is the show's greatest surprise companion, incredibly loveable, funny and the perfect foil for Tennant's Doctor.
Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead
Another genius idea from Moffat. An entire planet that's a library, filled with deadly shadows that will rip the flesh from your bones. An eerie beginning, a riveting central mystery. great characters (Poor Mrs Evangelista) and the introduction of River Song. It's funny, exciting and exceedingly well executed.
There's also great emotion, from both The Doctor and Donna, which ups the stakes and makes it memorable. I just want to go to that planet of books, where whole continents are for biography's. Ingenious. The first two episodes in Season 4's solid gold run. The next of which is…
Written by Russell T Davies, this episodes has no Donna, but The Doctor with a bunch of strangers in a shuttle on a tour of a diamond planet.
"Ahh, taking a big space truck with a bunch of strangers across a diamond planet called Midnight? What could possibly go wrong?"
This is the shows 'bottle episode', combining tense atmosphere, genius script, a never seen villain, incredible performances and real fear. The episode shows what happens when The Doctor can't talk his way out of everything, when the passengers turn on him it's genuinely unnerving as we see him failing to save himself, the fear is real. Not because of what's knocking on the outside, when nothing can survive out there, but the fact that The Doctor is not in control. When he says "Because I'm clever" you're not charmed, you're scared.
The concentration it must have took to repeat all those lines in sync is incredible. The whole thing is brilliant.
Turn Left
The moment in which we see the Titanic crash into London and create a mushroom cloud in the distance, gives me utter chills every time. The alternate universe storyline is one of the shows finest ever hours and the greatest performance Catherine Tate gave as Donna, who appears in all of this episode, with barely any of Tennant.
In my opinion, these two episodes are the show's pinnacle, solid gold classics. This one is genius, utter genius. Written with flair, imagination and bravery, seeing all of The Doctor's past adventures unfold differently, watching humanity dissolve, its almost like a post apocalyptic tale. Which it mirrors in its darker scenes. There is nothing about this that didn't just hit the spot for me. From the music which echoes the changes in this new universe, to the characters and the set up for the finale. It's all good, all the time.
Boy can Catherine Tate act.
The Stolen Earth
5 of my favourites in a row. This episode really struck a chord with me, again. The moment in which we hear the Daleks and we see Sarah Jane shaking and Jack says that there's nothing he can do, it give me chills just watching it. It's a true epic episode, bringing together all of New Who's companions in one glorious maelstrom of entertainment. As a fan, this was like Doctor Who crack.
Whilst the concluding part 2 didn't follow up this episode with something equally as great, it was only ever going to be disappointing. The stolen Earth also has the show's greatest cliffhanger, The Doctor suddenly faces unexpected regeneration, when we had no idea, just after he and Rose had been reunited dammit. This was bloomin' good TV, event telly and I loved every second of it.
Special mention to Season 5.
It is my second favourite season of Who. Matt Smith is a superb Doctor and the whole series has a wonderful fairytale vibe. Amy Pond is amazing and there are some great episodes.
Time of Angels/Flash an Stone
Brilliantly written. Scary. Exciting. Great imagination.
The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang
A fantastic finale. End of the universe. Great surprises and reveals. Characters. Speeches. Loved it.
Sorry that there's none from any later seasons, but for me the show started going down hill a bit, particularly hard in Season 7. Even with great moments, excellent performances, cinematography and humour, it was never as good for me as when I was growing up.
Special shout out to Murray Gold, the man who, no matter what, is consistently fantastic. His soundtracks for each season are varied and incredible, ranging from beautiful to exciting. Here's one of my favourite pieces of his.
Anyway, if you've got this far, thanks. Let me know if you liked it, give me a like or leave a comment, it would be much appreciated. 🙂


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#45 Conor McKenna - 3 Weeks to Chew it Over
Will be a great player and as mentioned, 4 year deal indicates serious interest from rivals. A safe bet for the club- is a unique talent with a stratospheric trajectory.
Ross is nowhere near a gun - he is a solid, honest, one pace "mid" that is more inside than outside.
Just like Dom Tyson at the Demons - whom McKenna played on in Q4 in the Demons loss (on the wing) and took to the cleaners, regularly burning him off and setting up 3 last quarter goals for us.
I would have McKenna over the likes of Ross & Tyson, in a heartbeat.
Conor in the midfield mix next year will be exquisite.
We're running out of hbf'ers…
Don't fret. Jackets is onto it.
FFS highlights? FFS
I don' think they exist. There's nothing on Youtube. You'll have to wait til next year when he really explodes.
This is an utter disgrace. Ripping goals, searing runs, precision kicking at high speed.
Possibly my favourite for the year was when he pick pocketed that port bloke on the wing from behind and then just took off on him and went deep to hooker who kicked the goal. Made the port guy look like an absolute goose
pelican… He made the Port guy look like an absolute pelican.
Oops, lol
I remember doing that once playing Phillip Island.
I was running along right beside the bloke and he took a bounce, and I just pushed him out of the way and recieved it as it came up, then took off in the direction of our goals.
I remember the ahh's and ooohh's from the crowd, and everyone on our Coaches bench rising as one, and stepping forward toward the boundary line, the coach with arm's raised.
I was so flummoxed at how it had happened, and distracted by the noise and the sight of the coaches, that after an excited bounce or two, promptly kicked it straight out on the full, … the ball passing almost directly over said Coaches box.
I'll never forget how they stopped clapping and watched it sail over their heads with their mouths open. lol.
From hero to Zero in all of 10 fkn seconds.
The story still gets a run 20 plus years later everytime I catch up with the old team mates, … as it did last Sunday during celebrations after Inverloch Kongwak demolished Cora Lynn by 95 points * in the local GF.
Good work I's !!
, * Country footy is really struggling of late …
Conor is back home recruiting some new fans and potential international rookies in years to come.
They spelt bomber wrong
A video with Conor and Saad in it at the same time is awesome but doesn't count bomber tv
If Conor gets homesick, we now have a bit of coverage.
With McKenna and Saad running out of the backline next year, will have to watch the game on TV in slow motion to clearly see what is happening.
Conor's getting a bit of press over in Ireland.
An article from the Irish Mirror:
Gaelic football going the way of AFL and not for the better, says Conor McKenna
The Essendon footballer is one of three AFL-based Irish players, who will be part of Joe Kernan's International Rules squad for the November series against Australia
Pat Nolan
Conor McKenna
Gaelic football is going the way of Aussie rules in some respects and not for the better, says Conor McKenna.
The Essendon footballer is one of three AFL-based Irish players, along with Zach Tuohy (Geelong) and Pearce Hanley (Gold Coast), who will be part of Joe Kernan's International Rules squad for the November series against Australia and, naturally, is better placed than most to make comparisons between the code he now plays and the one he left behind.
"It's more tactical," he says of Australian rules. "If the ball goes this way then you have to run that way, it's all structured out.
"There's actually a formula you have to follow. It's probably the one thing I struggled with but that's the way Gaelic is going now too."
Conor McKenna in action for the Essendon Bombers in August 27, 2017 in Melbourne, Australia (Image: (Photo by Michael Dodge/Getty Images))
McKenna only left Ireland for Australia three years ago but has noted quite a shift in tactics in Gaelic football in that period.
"Gaelic has changed a lot. The year I left it was better. It's getting like that, there's all structures and sweepers coming back.
"I hope it doesn't go too much in that direction."
Off the field, the turnover of players from year to year compared to back home is something McKenna found somewhat difficult to adjust to.
"If they don't want you, they'll just cut you but I suppose that's the way they have to be because there are normally about six or seven players leave at the end of the year or get delisted.
"Most teams probably draft in between five and eight players every year, so if you are drafting eight players then eight players have to go.
"That's the shock. You are getting friendly with someone and the next thing they are gone to a different club and new boys come in.
"That's the difference with Gaelic, because you play with the same boys for most of your life."
And here is another from the Irish Mirror where he reflects on his experience playing AFL and his future plans:
Conor McKenna lighting up AFL but still holds Red Hand dream
McKenna is one of a dozen or so Irish players on the books of Australian Football League clubs and is among the standout exports
Pat Nolan
Conor McKenna's AFL career continues to go from strength to strength - but the dream of a Red Hand on his chest still burns.
McKenna is one of a dozen or so Irish players on the books of Australian Football League clubs and is among the standout exports, having made his full Essendon debut within a year of signing for the club.
He has since gone on to become a regular and has just signed a new four-year contract with the club.
The 21-year-old explained: "I started last year more than the first year and it gets a bit easier when you get used to the lifestyle, just being away from your family and friends, rather than the game itself you know.
"I said I would never leave unless I played one game. That's what was going on in my head for that.
"Probably surprised myself a bit this year," he admitted. "I give myself a target of maybe 10 games this year and I've played 19 so I would say better than what I thought, but sure I always had a bit of belief in myself, it was to try and get a bit of consistency.
Conor McKenna (Image: ©INPHO/Cathal Noonan)
"Just to know that you are there for the right reasons in the back of your head. When you are playing AFL that's what you are there for."
McKenna is the exception to the rule in that most Irish recruits return home without breaking into the first team but he wouldn't hesitate in telling someone to take on the challenge.
"The reason I wanted to go is if I didn't go I would probably regret it for the rest of my life I'd say.
"I said if I went, and went at it for a year, and hated it, I'd come home, but at least I wanted to try it. I am happy out at the minute.
"If any young fella asked me should he go, I'd tell him, 'Go.'
"I suppose that's my opinion. Just, it's a professional sport, you can devote your whole life to it, whereas with Gaelic you are working, you are playing for your club, you are playing for your county.
"It is a bit crazy. The training that some of them county teams are doing is up there with the training we are doing, and we are professional athletes as they say.
"It's just the professionalism. It's unbelievable."
Missing out on Tyrone's All-Ireland under-21 success two years ago was difficult to swallow, he says, but he plans on emulating the likes of Marty Clarke and Tadhg Kennelly in returning home to play for the senior team.
"Ah yeah, at some stage I do hope to come home and play for my club and my county.
"At the minute I am happy there and I'll see after four years what happens. I'll stay for as long as I can, I think.
"I haven't really thought about it too much. I know in my head that I do want at some stage to come home and play for Tyrone and give it a crack.
"But, whether that is come home and stay and play for three or four years or go home, play one year and go back out, I don't know.
"Definitely it's in the back of my head."
In case you are wondering what the Red Hand dream is:
You will see this logo on Conor's white GAA Tyrone jersey above. Their nickname is the Red Hands.
An away version of the Tyrone GAA Jersey around the time he was recruited by Essendon.
The colours aren't too bad.


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Your Humble Correspondent ducked out of reality for two weeks—a sybaritic time, as I cavorted on private yachts off the coast of Maine—and thus missed the freak show that passes for American Life in August. Uncle Bill's starring role in Mission to Pyongyang; the hillbilly Sturmabteilung's hilarious performances at the health care town meetings; two episodes of Entourage: such events shimmered on the hazy outskirts of my consciousness as I hiked, read and contemplated whether I should have a vodka and tonic or a gin and tonic. In other words, I lived a sane and healthy existence. Only now do I return to the pathologies of so-called normal life.
Fortunately, the middle of August means the return of the world's greatest all-male soap opera, the English Premier League. European football's 15-minute off-season comes to an end and Our Heroes, their ACLs temporarily mended and their hair freshly pomaded with filthy lucre, return to battle. Among other things, the Premiership's advent means it's time for my annual self-humiliation in the high-pressure world of the League's official fantasy competition.
In theory, I don't really approve of fantasy sports, which have become an unhealthy obsession that saps home-team loyalty, time devoted to real sporting activity and the reading hours of the nation's menfolk. (On the plane home, I sat behind a plus-size gentleman who invested six hours of his life in three phonebook-sized NFL fantasy magazines. I was appalled—though incidentally happy to see one arm of the publishing industry in apparent good health.) In practice, Fantasy EPL makes it clear why I don't approve: I suck at fantasy sports.
Granted, this is a particularly unforgiving game. The 1.1 million players registered for the new season choose 15-man squads on a tight budget of 100 million fictional pounds Sterling, fulfilling specific quotas for defenders, middies and forwards. For dirty American imperialist pig-dogs such as myself, this process reveals just how deep and murky the Premiership's waters run. Once I splashed out major investments on such known quantities as Liverpool's Fernando Torres and Steven Gerrard and Arsenal's Andrey Arshavin, I was left plumbing the obscure depths of mid-table and newly promoted clubs for bargain players. (I was also sure that I had just foolishly bought a bunch of trendy brands at the top of the market. The game's stats center tells me that one in five players has added Arshavin, the baby-faced Russian, while nearly 40 percent have the talismanic Gerrard on the squad. Therefore, even if these players do well, I will see only limited upside, because many of my opponents will own them as well. And since players' fantasy valuations fluctuate with demand, I suspect I made some very unsavvy purchases at bubble prices. Ah well.)
In the end, I packed my bench with dirt-cheap dudes from Hull City, last season's schizoid over-achiever. I'm hoping the micro club goes on a bit of a run to start the campaign and that I can sell these non-entities for modest returns. I plugged in a couple players from Fulham, the scrappy little London club that always seems to punch above weight. I spent some reasonably serious money on defenders—for the likes of Man City's Toure and Liverpool's Jamie Carragher—but ended up in need of a couple randoms. Just in time, I noticed Jonathan Spector, who in a fell swoop (or something) fulfilled my need for a bargain purchase and at least one American player.
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This paper considers how electoral competition affects voters' turnout and candidate choice. We do so via an instrumental-variable (IV) bivariate probit with selection which jointly estimates both processes. Our analysis controls for individual and election characteristics, campaigning, and election day weather. We focus on the effects of negative advertising (tone) and overall spending (intensity) on several aspects of voter behavior, including abstentions. Our findings: tone increases turnout of Independents only, and can strengthen partisanship among non-voters. Campaign intensity matters more than tone. Overall, there is evidence that Democrats, Independents and Republicans have different propensities to react to campaigning, which do not follow a straightforward pattern. We also show that failure to consider turnout in voter choices leads to erroneous conclusions.
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LANDI, Massimiliano and YIP, Chun Seng.
Campaign Tactics and Citizens' Electoral Decisions. (2006). Research Collection School Of Economics.
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