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Five stupid things we saw during Miami Art Week. None of them had to do with art.
We expect crazy behavior during Miami Art Week. But nothing was more questionable than some of the decisions made by art patrons, many of whom we suspect are from Miami. Because Miami people – well, we're special.
Here are some of the stupidest things we saw first hand. We were too busy staring in horror to whip out our phones and shoot video.
Dogs peeing in the galleries
Dogs are great. Dogs make life worth living. But bringing your purse dog to an indoor art show where it will almost certainly pee on the floor? No. Because we know you are not going to clean it up. We saw you, Couple With the Yappy Little Creature That Was Not a Service Dog. You were at Art Miami on Sunday. Your dog made a mess, you swanned off and left a gallery representative understandably apoplectic. Leave your pets at home, people. This isn't Lincoln Road.
Unsupervised kids running wild
Exposing your children to art and culture during Miami Art Week is a laudable idea. Letting a pack of 6-year-olds run around through the crowded aisles of Art Miami is something entirely different. People complain about strollers, and when a clueless parent rams one into your Achilles tendon, you can get pretty cranky. But at least the toddlers are restricted from creating havoc. You can't put a bored first grader in a stroller (wait, can you?). Little kids are not interested in seeing Art, especially when they could be killing brain cells watching "The Amazing World of Gumball." Listen, we know you got these Art Miami passes free. Who wants to pay for a babysitter when you don't have to? But we'd be nervous about turning loose kids who would rather be playing Minecraft than walking calmly through a maze of extremely expensive, delicate, abstract art.
Grown-ass adults fondling the art
You can't blame a little kid for wanting to touch things. But adults, you have some explaining to do when you're running your germy, grimy hands all over – let me say this again – expensive, delicate art work. Some installations welcome human interaction. Step into the big golden blob. Walk through the strands hanging from the ceiling. But don't maul a sculpture or stab at oil paintings with greasy fingers.
Women in five-inch stilettos trying to negotiate the raggedy ass sidewalks of Wynwood
If you're at a Art Basel-related party, then sure – bust out the Louis Vuitton pumps. You've got to look better than that thot. But trying to walk from installations to murals to bars in Wynwood is a dangerous path to potential ankle-snapping horror. Though it does provide hilarity for the rest of us every time you wobble.
People getting even more drunk and belligerent than usual
Just because the booze is free does not mean you are in a frat house. We saw someone get thrown out of the Bombay Sapphire party for being drunk AF. Do you have any idea how hard that party is to get into? We're not really sure what happened with Hannibal Buress, who was arrested and charged with disorderly intoxication. But if he was lit? He wasn't alone.


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What time is the 3 o'clock parade? Disney's Approach to Quality Customer Service
If you were a man wearing a Mickey Mouse costume for eight hours under a blisteringly hot Florida sun, you would expect to be forgiven for snapping when the hundredth person came up to you and asked: "What time is the 3 o'clock parade?"
Yet at Disney World's Magic Kingdom theme park, Mickey, Goofy, Cinderella and indeed any "cast member" (the term Disney uses to describe its staff) is expected to respond politely to such a seemingly inane question.
And respond politely, they do, at least as far as I can see. With a white gloved wave and a jolly lilt in his high pitched voice, the sweaty Mickey explains when the guests can expect to see the parade go by and even offers suggestions on the best place to view it.
It can leave those of us accustomed to surly service regardless of how reasonable our request may have been wondering if Disney has come up with a secret regime that somehow brainwashes its employees into happy, jolly automatons?
"We make sure our cast members understand what's behind the question," explains Disney facilitator Alicia Matheson.
The customer isn't really asking the time for the parade, she says. What they want to know is where should they watch it? At what time will the parade pass by the area where the customer is now?
So everyone, from the ice cream seller to the man in the Goofy costume, is expected to read into the question that a customer is asking, and go "above and beyond" to answer not only the literal question but also the intention behind it.
Matheson was leading a workshop on Disney's approach to Quality Service in Orlando, Florida. It's one of several corporate training courses that the Disney Institute – a training division of the company better known for its animated cartoons and theme parks - offers on everything from corporate leadership through to business excellence. The course included a site visit to the Magic Kingdom, headquarters of Cinderella's castle, to understand the "business behind the magic" as the workshop manual puts it.
Visitors to Disney World in Florida are ushered in through the main gates and greeted by a giant Mickey Mouse head created out of flowers on an embankment in front of them – purple ears, white face, yellow nose. Above the floral rodent a slogan: "Let the memories begin."
Memories - that's what Disney has been selling since it was founded in the 1920s.
As we wander down "Main Street USA", pumping happy music envelops us. A parade of dancing animals, enormously tall neon-clad men on stilts, and waving women done up in period costumes whirl past our group.
It may verge vaguely on the bizarre - a whirly burly of bright colors, throbbing tunes, and animated beasts - but this is no Mickey Mouse business. "The goal is to create a sustainable competitive advantage. It is important that each time you visit Disney you have a consistently excellent experience," says Matheson.
And the company takes a practical approach to the booming business of happiness: "Keep it clean…Keep it friendly…Make it a fun place to be."
The streets of Main Street USA are spotless with hanging baskets filled to overflowing with petunias in full bloom. The smell of popcorn and sweet candy fills the air and shops offer instant gratification for any consumer need – from sunscreen to jewelry to snacks.
And that's one of the keys to success at Disney, anticipating the needs of customers and then executing brilliantly.
"Price, quality, and special features of a product" are important, according to the Disney Institute training manual, but they "are not enough to ensure repeat business" because "people don't just buy things – they buy expectations about performance and service."
So what does a company that gave us animated rodents to teach us about customer service and creating a "consistently excellence experience"? Here are a few of the takeaways from the workshop:
Really understand your customer and give them more than they want
Who are they? What drives them? Where do they come from? And what you do with that information once you have it?
Disney for instance, knows the following details about their customers: New York is where most visitors to the Florida theme park come from. Family size of four is the average. Most spend 2-3 years saving to come to Disney and many will only come once in their life. The average length of stay is 6-7 days. So what do they do with this information?
They hire a lot of their "cast members" from New York (people relate well to people like them). Rides are set up to comfortably accommodate families of four. And given the amount of time that families spend saving to visit the park, Disney recognizes how important it is for guests to have a good experience.
Make life easy for your customers (so they'll buy more)
What are the services you can offer customers that will make them happier and more likely to spend more money with you?
Disney has devised a system – the "fast track ticket" – to reduce the amount of time that customers have to spend queuing for rides. The fast track ticket essentially gives customers an approximate time to arrive for the ride so that they can spend their time elsewhere in the park. Customers are happy because they don't spend the whole day standing in a line up, and Disney is happy because customers have more time to browse in the shops and make purchases.
Additionally, they offer to either take a customer's purchases directly to their hotel (if staying at a Disney Resort hotel) or to a pick up point at the theme park. This means that customers don't have to carry bags around all day – not only convenient for customers but also making it more likely that they'll make more purchases.
Help your customers help you deliver what they want
What are the small changes in your business that you can make right now that would make life easier for your customers and make life easier for you to deliver good service to them?
The right systems and well-thought approaches go a long way to achieving this. For instance, Disney customers expect cleanliness. In fantasyland there can be wicked witches but no litter. So Disney has a garbage can every 27 steps after conducting a study that found this was the maximum length of time that people were willing to hold onto waste before dumping it on the ground. Customers have readily available garbage cans and Disney can easily maintain the cleanliness for which it is famous.
Translate the vision and the brand to all levels of the organization
Do your employees understand how they contribute to the big picture?
"We have over 2000 roles, but only one purpose," says Matheson. "And when people understand their purpose they do things differently."
Disney's laundry service – which handles around 240,000 pound per day at one single resort – is a case in point. According to a Disney Institute "Talking Point", the amount of laundry that the Walt Disney World Resort days in one day, it would take an individual 44 years to process the same amount assuming that you were washing and drying one load of laundry every day.
That's a lot of wash. And according to Matheson, the laundry service used to have an extremely high labour turnover - up to 75% of staff annually. To rectify this, Disney began a program to help laundry staff members understand how laundry was critical to the overall success of the business – guests don't appreciate dirty linens.
"We cross train everyone to give them not only the opportunity for flexibility and advancement" explained Ken Miratsky, operations manager, quoted in a Laundry Today (yes there is a trade publication for everything!) article on 'The Happiest Laundry on Earth'. "But also to understand the importance of everyone else's job here in the plant - to feel the meaning of teamwork. After six months or so in the training program, we take them out to the resorts so they can go into the guest rooms and see the towels and sheets they just produced, ready and waiting for the guests. It gives meaning to the work."
By clearly linking how their individual job tied in directly to overall business success, Disney was able to reduce that rate of staff churn to 7% within two years and today it's down to 3% according to Matheson.
"There's no menial job," she says. "If every job doesn't tie back to the overall goals and objectives, then why do you have it?"
Even Cinderella needs a smoke break
But everyone needs a little bit of downtime and beneath Disney World there is a series of interconnected tunnels that run beneath the length and width of the park. It's an enormous staff room where "cast members" come to escape from the happy craziness that resides above ground.
Down there, the whine of a forklift and 1990's pop music injects a cadence of reality to fantasyland. Indeed, we could be in any industrial office block with its long corridors of bare concrete walls and floors, exposed piping running the length of the ceiling, and fluorescent lights casting an orange glow. The only reminder that we're at Disney are the various posters on notice boards: "I go above and beyond when I anticipate needs and offer assistance," suggests Mickey helpfully on one.
"The employees need somewhere they can come and just relax," says Matheson and I'm happy to hear that even Disney Cast Members need some relief from time to time – proof positive that they're human.
"If you see Cinderella on a smoke break, don't be alarmed – it's perfectly normal," Matheson adds. "Just don't tell the children."


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The Last Lap
By WINSTON CHURCHILL, Prime Minister of Great Britain
Delivered in House of Commons, London, October 27, 1944
Vital Speeches of the Day, Vol. XI, pp. 66-69.
THE present stage of the war is dour and hard, and fighting must be expected on all fronts to increase in scale and intensity. We believe that we are in the last lap, but this is a race in which failure to exert the fullest effort to end it may protract that end to a period almost unendurable to those who have the race in their hands after struggling so far.
The enemy has two hopes. First, is that by lengthening the struggle he may wear down our resolution. The second and more important hope is that division will arise between the three great powers by whom he is assailed and whose continued union spells his doom.
It is his hope that there will be some rift in this alliance— that the Russians may go this way and Britain and America that—that quarrels may arise about the Balkans or about Poland or about Hungary which he hopes will mar the harmony of our counsels and consequently the symmetry and momentum of our converging advance. There is the enemy's great hope and it is to deprive that hope of all foundation of reality that our efforts must ceaselessly be bent.
You would not expect three great powers so differently circumstanced as Britain, the United States and Soviet Russia not to have many differences in views about the treatment of the various numerous countries into which their victorious armies have carried them. The marvel is that all hitherto has been kept so solid, sure and sound between us all.
Constant Care Needed
But this process does not arise of itself. It needs constant care and attention. Moreover, there are those problems of distance, occasion and personalities which I have so often mentioned to the House and which make it extremely difficult to bring the heads of the three principal Allies together at one place and at one time.
I have not, therefore, hesitated to travel from court to court like a wandering minstrel. But always with the same songs or the same set of songs.
The meeting at Moscow was a sequel to Quebec. At Quebec the President and I felt very much the absence of Russia. At Moscow Marshal Stalin and I were deeply conscious that the President was not with us, although in this case the American observer, Averell Harriman, accomplished Ambassador of the United States, made us feel at all times the presence of the great republic. There was a special reason for our dual conference at Quebec.
British and American fighting forces are intermingled in the lines of battle as the fighting men of no two countries have ever been intermingled before so closely or so easily. We must meet, therefore, we must discuss.
As to Russia, Great Britain has so many problems in eastern Europe to solve in common with Russia and practical issues arise on these problems from day to day. We must disperse misunderstandings and forestall them before they occur. We must have a practical policy to deal with day-today emergencies and, of course, we must carry with us at every stage the Government of the United States.
I am satisfied that the results achieved on this occasion at Moscow have been highly satisfactory. But I am quite sure that no final result can be obtained until the heads of the three governments have met again together, as I earnestly trust they may do before this year is at its end.
After all, the future of the world depends upon united action in the next few years of our three countries. Other countries will be associated, but the future depends on the union of the three most powerful Allies. If that fails, all fails. If that succeeds, a broad future for all nations may be assured.
I am very glad to inform the House that our relations with Soviet Russia were never more close, intimate and cordial than they are at the present time. Never before have we been able to reach so high a degree of frank and friendly discussion on a delicate and often potentially vexatious topic as we have done at this meeting from which I have returned and about which I think it would be only respectful to the House to make some short statement.
Where we cannot agree we understand the grounds for each other's disagreement and each othe's point of view. But over a very wide area, an astonishingly wide area considering all the different angles from which we approach these topics, we found ourselves in full agreement.
Of course it goes without saying that we were united in prosecuting the war against Hitlerite Germany to absolute victory and in using to the last every resource of our strength and energy in combination for that purpose. Let all hope die in German breasts that there will be the slightest division or weakening among the forces that are crowding in upon them and will crush the life out of their resistance.
Upon the tangled questions of the Balkans, where there are Black Sea interests and Mediterranean interests to be considered, we were able to reach complete agreement, and I do not feel that there is any immediate danger of our combined war effort being weakened by divergencies of policy or of doctrine in Greece, Rumania, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and beyond the Balkans in Hungary.
We have reached a very good working agreement about all these countries, singly and in combination, with the object of concentrating all their efforts and concerting them with our efforts against the common foe, and of providing so far as possible for peaceful settlement after the war is over.
Bringing Yugoslavia Together
We are in fact acting jointly—Russia and Britain—in our relations with both the Royal Yugoslav Government, headed by Dr. Subasitch, and with Marshal Tito, and we have invited them by joint message to come together in the common cause as they had already agreed to do at a conference between them both at Naples.
How much better that there should be a joint Anglo-Russian policy in this disturbed and very complex area than that one side should be backing one set of ideas and the other side the opposite. That is a most pernicious state of affairs to grow up in any country, because it might easily spread to misunderstandings between the Great Powers themselves.
Our earnest hope and our bounden duty is so to conduct our policy that these small countries do not slip from the great war into internal feuds of extreme bitterness. We have invited them to come together and form a united government for the purpose of carrying on the war until the countries themselves can pronounce their will.
All this is only a guide for handling matters from day to day, because it is so much easier to come to an agreement by conversation than by diplomatic correspondence, however carefully they are phrased, or however lengthy they are expressed, or however patiently discussions are conducted.
But these workaday arrangements must be looked upon as temporary expedients to meet an emergency. All permanent arrangements await the presence of the United States, who have been constantly informed of what is going forward. Everything eventually comes to review at some future conference or at the armistice or peace table.
There were, of course, many serious military questions to be discussed. I had with me the Chief of the Imperial General Staff, General Ismay, and other officers acquainted with the conduct of the whole of our military affairs and strategy, and we had also the advantage of assistance of not only the American Ambassador but also of the very able United States technical representative, General Deane.
All of these discussions were a part of the process of carrying out and following up the great decision taken now nearly a year ago at Teheran, which I think without exaggeration may be said to have altered the face of the World War.
But naturally I cannot say anything about these discussions or decisions except that I found them very good indeed— the best that could be devised to lift the cruel scourge of war from Europe at the earliest possible moment.
The most urgent and burning question was, of course, that of Poland, and here again I speak words of hope reinforced by confidence. To abandon hope in this matter would indeed be to surrender to despair.
In this sphere there are two issues, two critical issues. The first is the question of the eastern frontier of Poland with Russia and the Curzon Line, as it is called, and new territories to be added to Poland in the north and west. This is the first issue, and the second is the relation of the Polish Government with the Lublin National Liberation Committee.
On those two points, apart from many necessary ancillary points—on these two main points we held a series of conferences with both parties. We held them together and saw them separately, and, of course, we were in constant discussion with the heads of the Soviet Government.
I had several very long talks with Marshal Stalin, and the Foreign Secretary was every day working on these and cognate matters with Mr. Molotoff. Two or three times we all four met together with no one but interpreters present.
I wish I could tell the House we had reached a solution of these problems. It certainly is not for the want of trying. I am quite sure, however, that we have got a great deal nearer to it. I hope Mr. Mikolajczyk will soon return to Moscow, and it will be a great disappointment to all sincere friends of Poland if a good arrangement cannot be made which will enable him to form a Polish Government on Polish soil, a Government recognized by all the great powers concerned and, indeed, by all those Governments of the United Nations which now recognize only the Polish Government in London.
Although I do not underrate the difficulties which remain, it is a comfort to feel that Britain and Soviet Russia and, I do not doubt, the United States, are all firmly agreed in the re-creation of a strong, free, independent sovereign Poland, loyal to the Allies, and friendly to her great neighbor and liberator, Russia.
Speaking more particularly for His Majesty's Government, it is our persevering and constant aim that the Polish people after their suffering and vicissitudes shall find in Europe an abiding home and resting place, which though it may not entirely coincide or correspond with the pre-war frontier of Poland, will nevertheless be adequate for the needs of the Polish nation and not inferior in character or in quality, taking the picture as a whole, to what they had previously possessed.
These are critical days and it would be a great pity if time were wasted in indecision or in protracted negotiations. If the Polish Government had taken the advice we tendered them at the beginning of this year, the additional complication produced by the formation of the Polish National Committee of Liberation at Lublin would never have arisen.
Anything like a prolonged delay in settlement can only have the effect of increasing the division between the Poles in London and the Poles in Warsaw and hampering a common action which the Poles and Russians and the rest of the Allies are taking against Germany. Therefore, I hope no time will be lost in continuing these discussions and pressing on to an effective conclusion.
French Provisional Government
I told the House on Sept. 28 of my hope that reorganization of the French Consultative Assembly on a more representative basis would make it possible for His Majesty's Government at an early date to recognize the then French Administration as the Provisional Government of France.
The Assembly has now, in fact, been enlarged and strengthened by the addition of many further representatives of both the resistance organization in France and the old Parliamentary group. It constitutes as representative a body as it is possible to bring together in the difficult circumstances today in France, and it will be holding its first session in Paris in a few days' time.
This development was closely followed by a further step toward restoration of normal conditions of government in France. A Civil Affairs Agreement concluded by France with Great Britain and the United States last August, after long and patient exertion by the Foreign Secretary, provided for the division of the country into a forward zone in which the Supreme Allied Commander would exercise certain overriding powers of control considered necessary for the conduct of the military operations and an interior zone where conduct and responsibility for interior administration would be entirely a matter for French authority.
For obvious reasons at the beginning, when for those anxious weeks we stood with our backs to the sea a few miles from the beaches, the whole of France had to be included in the forward zone. Then, as the tide of battle up to and beyond France's eastern frontiers, working in closest cooperation with French authorities, he [the Supreme Allied Commander] found he could hand over his powers to these authorities, except in the area immediately behind the battle zone. He felt these authorities had shown themselves fully capable of undertaking the grave responsibilities which fall to the government of any country on which a vast modern army on active service is to be based.
The French Administration was accordingly able to announce on Oct. 20 that with the concurrence of the Allied High Command it had established an interior zone comprising the larger part of France, including Paris.
This marked the final stage of the transformation of the Committee of National Liberation into a government exercising provisionally all the powers of the Government of France and a government accepted as such by the people of France in their entirety.
The way was thus clear for formal recognition of the Committee as the Provisional Government and His Majesty's Ambassador in Paris, was accordingly instructed, on Oct. 23, to inform the French Minister of Foreign Affairs of the decision of His Majesty's Government.
The Union of South Africa and New Zealand have also accorded such recognition. A similar communication was made by the Canadian Government to the Canadian Ambassador in Paris and by the Commonwealth of Australia from Canberra. The United States and Soviet Governments, with whom we had acted throughout in the closest agreement and concert in this matter, were taking similar simultaneous action.
Why Recognition Was Delayed
Some critics have asked why should this step not have been taken earlier. The reason is very simple. The British and American Armies had something to do with the liberation of France, and the British and United States Governments had, therefore, the responsibility at this particular moment for making sure that the French Government emerging in power from their military actions would be acceptable to France as a whole and would not appear to be a government imposed on the country from without.
It was not for us to choose the government or rulers of France at this particular juncture, and for that very reason we had special responsibility.
I have been myself for some weeks past satisfied not only that the present French Government under General de Gaulle commands the full assent of the vast majority of French people but that it is the only government that can possibly discharge the very heavy burdens which are being cast upon it and the only government which can enable France to gather its strength in the interval which must elapse before the constitutional and parliamentary processes which it has declared its purpose to re-institute can again assume their normal functions.
I also made it clear in my speech on Aug. 2 that France can by no means be excluded from discussions of the principal Allies dealing with the problem of the Rhine and of Germany. This act of recognition may, therefore, be regarded as a symbol of France's emergence from four dark years of a terrible, woeful experience and as heralding the period in which she will resume her rightful and historic role upon the world stage.
I have but one other subject to mention, as I stated that these remarks would be in the nature of a supplement to the statement I made some time ago, and it is one which is the cause of universal rejoicing. I mean the liberation of Athens and a large part of Greece.
I was able, when I visited Italy six or seven weeks ago, to arrange with General Wilson, after a very careful discussion, for the necessary measures to be set in train which would enable the Royal Greek Government of Mr. Papandreou to return to Athens at the earliest possible moment, and as a preliminary to this I advised the Government to move from Cairo to Caserta [Italy] where they would be in the closest touch with the Commander in Chief.
I think these arrangements were extremely well made by General Wilson, to whom we entrusted the task of watching the exact moment to intervene, and he found that moment with very happy discretion, so that hardly any loss of life has occurred and no damage has been done to the immortal capital which is dear to the hearts of so many nations throughout the world. Vivid, moving accounts have appeared in the press of the decisive events which have recently taken place and of the fervid welcome which our forces received throughout Greece, above all in Athens.
When we were driven out of Greece in 1941, amid so much bloodshed and disaster and with the loss of over 30,000 men, we promised to return. The Greek people never lost faith in that promise nor abandoned their belief in final victory. We have returned. Our pledge has been redeemed. The lawful Greek Government sits in Athens. Very soon the Greek brigade which has distinguished itself in fighting at Rimini on the Italian front, helping to drive the Germans out of Italy, will return with honor to its native land.
The tide of war has rolled far to the northward in Greece. Behind the British troops, the organization of UNRRA [United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration], in which the United States has played so great a part, is already moving to the scene, ships having been loaded for many weeks past. Much-needed supplies of food for the sorely tried Greek population will soon be in the active process of distribution, if indeed that process has not begun already.
We are going to do our best to assist in stabilizing the Greek currency, which had been a special mark of sabotage by the Germans, and highly competent officials from the Treasury are already on their way to Athens, where the Foreign Secretary is at the present tune, and remaining, according to my latest information, until he can confer with
them and with the Greek Government on this subject. We are doing our best in every way to bring this country back to normal.
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Although of course we are actively aiding the Greeks in every sphere to recover from the horrible injuries inflicted on them by the Germans, and are thus adding another chapter to the history of friendship between our countries, we do not seek to become arbiters of their affairs. Our wish and policy is that when normal conditions of tranquillity have been restored throughout the country, the Greek people shall make, in perfect freedom, their own decisions as to the form of government under which they desire to live.
Pending such a decision, we naturally preserve our relations with the Greek royal house and the existing Constitutional Government, and we regard them as the authority to whom we are bound by the alliance made at the time of the Italian attack on Greece in 1941.
Meanwhile, I appeal to all Greeks of every party and every group—and there is no lack of party or groups—I appeal to them all to set national unity above all other causes, to dense their country of the remaining German forces, to destroy and capture the last of the miscreants who have treated them with indescribable cruelty, and finally to join hands and to rebuild the strength, and to reduce the suffering of their famous and cherished land.


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Cardinal Mahony apologized to the victims of clergy sexual abuse today, saying that he hoped the Church's recent settlement for a record-breaking $660 million would bring a "final resolution" to the survivors. For abuse survivor Anthony Almeida (one of the 508 victims represented in the case), this settlement, and Mahony's apology, falls short of a "final resolution".
"My life is just a mess," Mr. Almeida said. "With therapy, I think I'm doing a little better. This settlement is not going to fix everything, I understand that," he said, but added, "It is a compensation for what I've gone through. But I still feel the church needs to be held accountable for what they've done to me, and my life."
John Manly, Almeida's attorney and the attorney for 49 other victims in this case, also expressed his concerns.
"I think the question people need to ask themselves is how can Roger Mahony pay three-quarters of a billion for criminal acts, and essentially walk free?" Mr. Manly said. "Especially since it's other people's money, and he has clearly been given special treatment by law enforcement and the power structure in L.A. When is there going to be some accountability, and if not, why?"
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The "'Goa Inquisition"' was the office of the Inquisition acting in the Indian state of Goa and the rest of the Portuguese empire in Asia. Established in 1560, the inquisition was aimed primarily at Hindus with inquisitions against Indian Muslims, Indian Jews, and others.
By the time it was suppressed in 1774, the inquisition had had thousands of people were given the death penalty, tortured and executed.
The French philosopher Voltaire wrote about the Goa Inquisition where he observed:
"Goa is sadly famous for its inquisition, which is contrary to humanity as much as to commerce. The Portuguese monks deluded us into believing that the Indian populace was worshipping the Devil, while it is they who served him" (Voltaire, Lettres sur l'origine des sciences et sur celle des peuples de l'Asie (first published Paris, 1777, letter of 15 December 1775)
Sephardic Jews living in Goa, many of whom had fled the Iberian Peninsula to escape the excesses of the Spanish Inquisition to begin with, were also persecuted.
The records speak of the necessity for hundreds of prison cells to accommodate fresh victims. Seventy-one "autos da fe" were recorded. In the first few years alone, over 4000 people were arrested, with 121 people burnt alive at the stake.
The Hindus of Goa were one of the most affected by the inquisition. The condemned Hindus were publicly burned at the stake in the square outside the Sé Cathedral in batches during ceremonies . Those who confessed to their accused heresy would be strangled prior to the burning. In this case, heresy was to practice a faith other than Christianity.
Historian R.N. Sakshena writes ".. in the name of the religion of peace and love, the tribunal(s) practiced cruelties to the extent that every word of theirs was a sentence of death".
Anti-Hindu laws and prohibitions
Laws were passed banning Christians from keeping Hindus in their employ, and the public worship of Hindus were deemed unlawful:
A large number of restrictive religious laws were enacted, including the banning of Hindu musical instruments and clothing. Hindu temples were converted or destroyed, and Christian churches built in their place, often from the materials of the temples they replaced. Throughout this period several important Hindu texts were burned in an effort to saturate the area with Christian religious texts.
Orders were issued that Hindu children who were orphaned be "taken immediately and handed over to the College of St. Paul of the society of Jesus of the said city of Goa, for being baptized, educated and indoctrinated by the Fathers of the said College and being directed by them and placed in positions according to their respective aptitudes and abilities". The order was endorsed by the viceroy of Goa, Antao de Noronha and the Governor, Antonio Moniz Barrette. While the original order applied only to orphans, there were frequent complaints that Hindu children with parents were kidnapped from their families and forcibly baptized. Some Hindu families secretly smuggled their children out of Goa. Other less fortunate Hindus paid extortion money to Christian priests to keep their children from being kidnapped and baptized
Many Christian priests disagreed with these draconian measures and sympathized with the Hindus, generating a brief lull in the forced conversions. However, Francis Xavier, the "Father of the Christians", upon hearing of this, complained to the Archbishop and reinstated a new wave of forced conversions.
Several [anti-Hindu] laws were enacted with the expressed intent to "humiliate Hindus" and encourage conversions to Christianity. The viceroy ordered that Hindu pandits and physicians be disallowed from entering the capital city on horseback or palaquins, the violation of which entailed a fine. Successive violations resulted in imprisonment, Christian palaquin-bearers were forbidden from carrying Hindus as passengers. Christian agricultural laborers were forbidden to work in the lands owned by Hindus and Hindus forbidden to employ Christian laborers. The inquisition guaranteed "protection" to Hindus who converted to Christianity. Thus, they initiated a new wave of baptisms to Hindus who were intimidated by their brutality into converting.
The inquisition supplied the ecclesiastic Jesuit priests with a strong state-sanctioned weapon to use against the Hindu population of the region. Moderate Catholics who tried to build bridges with Hindus were also persecuted. Even the governor of Goa from 1588-1591 was investigated when he consulted Hindu clerics about the auspicious dates concerning the arrival of ships. The adverse effects of the inquisition were tempered somewhat by the fact that Hindus were able to escape Portuguese hegemony by migrating to other parts of the subcontinent.
Hindus who were arrested for repeated violations of the laws were taken in by the inquisition to the "Palace of the Goa Inquisition" for "confessions". The confessions were attained by various torture techniques. Techniques included Hindus being tied up and having their feet burned slowly with sulphur, water torture techniques and racks on which the victims were manacled and their joints slowly dislocated by stretching. This "strappado" method was a particular favorite among the inquisitors. Thumb-screws and leg-crushers called Spanish boots were also employed. Often, boiling oil was poured on their legs and sulphur dropped on their bodies with lighted candles held beneath their armpits. Another technique involved fixing the victims to revolving tables and whirling them round until they were nauseous. These techniques were applied to the victims until they were weakened to the point of being persuaded to "convert" to Christianity and "confess".
Those who "confessed" were strangled to death and their corpses burned. Those who did not were burned alive at the stake. All the victims of the inquisition eventually had their shirts steeped in sulphur. Those who did not confess had their shirts painted with flames pointing upward. Those who did had their shirts painted with flamed pointing downward. They were taken from the palace to the Church during Sunday mass. Then, they were subjected to ridicule by the Christian parishioners. Once that ritual was complete, the non-confessors were strangled and their corpses, together with the living non-confessors, were "conducted to the Campo Sancto Lazaro" and burned at the stake in the presence of onlookers.
During the British Era, thousands of missionaries routinely defamed and denigrated Hinduism in books and pamphlets. they forcibly converted people to Christianity by kidnapping poor Hindus and forcing beef into their mouths, making them apostates by force and then torturing them to "confess" and convert. Then they would turn the converts against Hindus through propaganda and incite them into violence. It is these activities that led to the discontent among Hindus and Muslims in the great rebellion of 1857 and beyond.
In contemporary times, large parts of Northeastern India have become Christianized owing to the fervent activities of missionaries. In these states, especially Nagaland, Hindus are not able to celebrate Durga Puja and other essential festivals due to harassment and killing by Christian Terrorist groups. In Tripura, the "National Liberation Front of Tripura", a designated terrorist organization, has targeted Swamis and temples for attacks. The Baptist Church of Tripura, instilled there by Christian white supremacists from New Zealand, has supplied NLFT with arms and financial support and encouraged the murder of Hindus, particularly infants. A conventional tactic of the terrorists is to torch houses of Hindus with the residents still in it. They have been known to raid Hindu sanctuaries and shoot all the members. They have killed a total of 13,000 Hindus over the course of the 1990's before they split up and most of them surrendered to the Indian Army. Similarly, the Baptist Christians in Manipur in India have also committed anti-Semitism on the Bnei Menashe Jews of India, denying the Jewish Rabbis from Shavei Israel to teach them the Talmudic laws (with which they were unfamiliar since the Bnei Menashe left Israel before the Talmud was written and concluded by Rabbi Hillel).
Similar atrocities were committed by Fundamentalist Christian terror groups such as the Nagaland Rebels, converted to Christianity in the same way as most others (i.e forcibly) and turned against Hindus.
Hindus in Fiji constitute approximately 38% of the population. During the late 90's there were several riots against Hindus by radical elements in Fiji. In the Spring of 2000, the democratically elected Fijian government led by Prime Minister Mahendra Chaudhry was held hostage by a guerilla group, headed by George Speight. They were demanding a segregated state exclusively for the native Fijians, thereby legally abolishing any rights the Hindu inhabitants have now. The Hindu minority are denied any land owning rights and are routinely attacked and harassed. Several dozen Hindu temples have been vandalized or destroyed by arson or looting.
The Methodist church of Fiji repeatedly calls for the creation of a Christian State and has endorsed forceful conversion of Hindus after a coup d'etat in 1987.
Indians, predominantly Hindus, came as indentured laborers in 1838 to British Guyana and later to Trinidad, Jamaica, Grenada, St. Lucia, Martinique, Guadeloupe and Surinam. During the initial decades of Indian indenture, Indian cultural forms met with either contempt or indifference by the Christian majority. Hindus have made many contributions to Trinidad history and culture even though the state historically regarded Hindus as second-class citizens. Hindus in Trinidad struggled over the granting of adult franchise, the Hindu marriage bill, the divorce bill, cremation ordinance, and others. After Trinidad's independence from colonial rule, Hindus were marginalized by the African-based People's National Movement. The opposing party, the People's Democratic party, was portrayed as a "Hindu group", and other anti-Hindu tactics were used against them. Hindus were castigated as a "recalcitrant and hostile minority". Hindus were alienated by such Christian communal groups. The support of the PNM government to creole art forms in Carnivals, while their public rejection and ridicule of Hindu art forms, was a particular source of contention for the Hindu minority. The displacement of PNM from power in 1985 would improve the situation.
There has been persistent discontent among the Hindus with their marginalization. Many Christianized groups portray Hindus as "clannish, backward and miserly" (Just like Jews were characterized as such in Europe by Christians once). During the General Elections of 1986, the absence of the Bhagavad Gita and the Quran at polling stations for required oath-taking was interpreted as a gross insult to Hindus and Muslims. The absence of any Hindu religious texts at the official residence of the President of Trinidad and Tobago during the swearing in of the new Government in 1986 was perceived as another insult to the minority communities since they were represented in the government. The exclusivist Christian symbolism operative in the country's top national award, the Trinity Cross, has persistently stung Hindu religious sensibility. This was to climax in 1995 with the refusal of the Hindu Dharmaacharya to accept the award, while issuing a statement that his action should be seen as an opportunity for those in authority to create a national award that recognizes the plurality of religious beliefs in this country. The national education system and curriculum have been repeatedly accused of such majority-oriented symbolism. The use of discernibly Christian-oriented prayers at Government schools, the non-representation of Hinduism in approved school textbooks, and the lack of emphasis on Hindu religious observace evoked deep resentment from the Hindu community. Intensified protests over the course of the 1980s led to an improvement in the state's attitudes towards Hindus.The divergence of some of the fundamental aspects of local Hindu culture, the segregation of the Hindu community from Trinidad, and the disinclination to risk erasing the more fundamental aspects of what had been constructed as "Trinidad Hinduism" in which the identity of the group had been rooted, would often generate dissension when certain dimensions of Hindu culture came into contact with the State. While the incongruences continue to generate debate, and often conflict, it is now tempered with growing awareness and consideration on the part of the state to the Hindu minority. Hindus have been also been subjected to persistent proselytization by Christian missionaries.
Christian missionaries operate a network of hate sites and hate groups all over the world that spread misinformation and falsehoods against Hindus and incite others to attack and murder them.
Historian Alfredo de Mello aptly describes the performers of Goan inquisition as, nefarious, fiendish, lustful, corrupt religious orders which pounced on Goa for the purpose of destroying paganism (ie Hinduism) and introducing the true religion of Christ.


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sery2831 wrote:I was asking last week and I guess it turns out there is no plan to bring the card to the CR I guess turn styles or readers on cars have been discussed, but that's never going to happen. So for the time being the monthly pass(ticket) is going to stay. There is a plan to try to try to change the color of the arrow every month.
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A magical spot providing magnificent views of the Cacapon Mountains!
Let yourself go Free!!
Located at the top of a crest, Freedom Mountain Chalet offers the perfect vacation solution.... seclusion, beautiful views, an abundance of wildlife.
Freedom Mountain Chalet is the place for friends, families and lovers. You are sure to make memories that will last a lifetime.
Live the Log Home Live at Freedom Mountain Chalet Today!
Winter Getaways: Please note this property is located in hilly, mountainous terrain, during winter months all wheel or 4 wheel drive is strongly recommended. During snowy conditions, secondary roads normally melt and are clear through the day and then re-freeze as the temperature drops in the afternoon hours, please keep this in mind when traveling.
Snow policy: During a snow fall event, driveways and secondary roads are not kept open and are not plowed until the snow has stopped. Also due to the rural conditions of the area, it may take time to get all of the driveways plowed. The contractors who plow driveways also are dependent on the secondary roads being cleared before driveways can be plowed. Please keep this in mind when planning your winter getaway and pack extra food items.
Please add 6% Sales Tax & 6%
County Hotel/Motel Tax
All Cabins are Smoke Free
Thanksgiving 2012
What a wonderful time we had! Beautiful weather, spectacular views, and lots of laughs! So very relaxing. Start the puzzle early in your stay. ļ Thank you for sharing your home!
Visitors from New Jersey
November 12th, 2012
Thanks for allowing us to spend a long weekend at your beautiful home. A group of us drove in from DC and really enjoyed the view, cooking meals in the kitchen, and playing board games with a fire going. It was great weather and we really enjoyed walking around time.
Thanks for a great weekend!
Go Obama!
DC Friends 2012
July 21st, 2012
Berkeley Springs is a really nice place. My family and friends had a great time. This house made memories for a life time. It is a really special place. This is a nice cabin that we will never forget.
Gopika, Raghaw, Geethan, and our family
July 13th, 2012
My husband and I give ourselves a treat of time alone for a few days just once a year. Staying here at Freedom Mountain was a delight for both of us. The placement of the cabin made it feel like we were staying in a tree house. All of the amenities were thoughtful and we made use of them. Finally, you did a lovely job decorating- this really felt like home for us.
Many thanks,
July 8th, 2012
We had a fantastic time. This was a great cabin for a ladies¡¦ weekend away. Enjoyed the long nights of laughter on the deck and dips in the hot tub. Looking forward to another stay next year. ¡§What happens in WV stays in WV!¡¨
Sarah, Jacklyn, Lisette, Koren, Adria, Jessica, Kendall, and Lynn
June 17th, 2012
Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to escape to this beautiful hideaway. Sometimes I just need to get away from civilization to clear my mind. It¡¦s really amazing what you can do alone with the woods, a log cabin, and a grill. I now feel prepared to do what I have to do back at home. I hope to come back, if ¡§they¡¨ ever let me come back. I¡¦ll always remember my time at the Freedom Mountain Chalet and hope to bring great honor to it one day.
With much love,
Elan S.
June 3rd, 2012
We enjoyed our stay and thank you so much for providing us the opportunity to stay at you beautiful home- we will be back again!
Thank you!
Amy, Alex, Audrey
Berkeley Springs Cottage Rentals is delighted to offer you pet friendly cottages so you can enjoy your vacation with your entire family (pets included). Our pet policy is listed below, there are individual cabin instructions in each cottage that will also assist you, please contact us if you have any questions:
There are individual instructions and a Visitor's Guide in each cabin to assist you during your stay. We do ask our guests to do the following items before departing the cottage:
Berkeley Springs Cottage Rentals
Toll Free: 1-866-MT-CABIN (866)682-2246
45 Fairfax Street Berkeley Springs WV 25411
Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express Accepted


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A postcard/canvas I made today using Lindy's Magical Shakers -
I create a 6x4 background consisting of a clock stencil ran through with modelling paste and a number stencil done the same way.
I have then sprayed using Lindy's Oktoberfest Orange Magical Shaker and dried off. added a character and a suitable sentiment. I then added added clear glossy accents on the tail for effect.
To purchase the Oktoberfest magical powder I used go here……..


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The playful yet elegant graphic pattern is inspired by those spirograph drawings from childhood.
The beautiful optical effect changes with the light. The double frame smartly hides the 'stitches' of the nylon wire.
The polished frame measures 80 mm (3.2 inches) across. Over 10 meter nylon wire is strung through the tiny holes, creating this beautiful spirograph pattern.
The brooch has three studs, keeping the piece flat against your top. The backs provide a secure grip that's also invisible.
The necklace is approximately 60 cm long (24 inch), measured to the top of the pendant. It has a handmade ring and bar closure.
Made with Fairtrade gold or silver.
Stock items will be shipped within 5 working days.
If the piece is made to order especially for you, it will ship within 8 weeks.


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Every relationship goes through the honeymoon period when everything is nice and the personality of the partners seems to fit into each other perfectly. Other times the relationship goes through some rocky period. This is normal in every relationship.
However, if the challenging period is not handled wisely, most couples end up breaking up. After a few days apart, both partners are relaxed and can start to evaluate the disagreement objectively. It is at this moment when one sees that the breaking up was not warranted. The question is, if you are at this point in your relation, how can you get back your girlfriend?
In most cases, a break up is usually a punishment for something one did or did not do. Therefore, after a breakup, either partner expects the other to hurt from the heartbreak until they appreciate the value of their partner. Therefore, at this moment your girlfriend expects you to hurt until you take the initiative to contact them.
In most cases, your girlfriend will most likely ignore your text and calls. If in any case, she replies it will be a cold reply. This is in an effort to punish you more. This tendency is likely to go on until she is satisfied and either let you back or moves away for good.
• Always remember that in some way, she also wants you back. Therefore, do not be the one to contact her immediately after the breakup. This will make you vulnerable to being manipulated. Instead, behave in a manner likely to suggest that you are doing fine without her. This will be more effective because it makes her attention to shift from the reason of the break up to why you are not desperate to get her back.
• Attend to all your normal responsibilities and even go out with your friends. After some time of playing this reverse psychology game, her curiosity will get the best of her. She will most likely call you to complain something. For example, how hurt she is that you do not even care to get back together.
• If she does not call, the game has not failed as yet. Take the initiative and call her. Make sure you do not come out as desperate during the conversation. Actually, make it as if you are just checking up on her. At this time you can both communicate when you are both sober. In the first conversation, make sure to avoid the subject why you had a fallout.
• After several calls and chatting, invite her out. This is the point whereby you want to establish if she has gotten to the point of talking about the breakup. It is advisable you make sure a venue is a place where you both have good memories of. For example, the restaurant where you took her out for the first time, or out for a movie to watch her favorite show or such. This helps to create a positive mood for the meeting. It also gives the two opportunities to talk about something else which is pleasing before you talk about the breakup.
During the conversation about the breakup, always be the first to apologize, even if you feel that it was not your fault. This is because an apology will help your ex-girlfriend to lower her defenses and have a productive conversation.


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2012 LBS in Pictures
Photos from this year's Legendary Banked Slalom. Gallery
On Sunday at Washington's Mount Baker Ski Area, the 27th annual Legendary Banked Slalom brought together snowboarding's heroes, vets and rookies alike to face the twists, turns, "caves" and boilerplate ruts that have made the contest the stuff of Pacific Northwest legend.
Olympic snowboard cross gold medalist Maelle Ricker took her sixth consecutive victory in the pro women's category, followed by Laura Hadar and Glacier, Wash., native Maria DeBari in second and third place, respectively. Terje Haakonsen, who had to catch a flight home to Norway right after the race and missed the awards, had the fastest pro men's time of the day, at 1 minute, 25.66 seconds. It was Haakonsen's seventh win in the event, 17 years after his first victory. Josh Dirksen was less than a second behind in second place, and Baker's own Temple Cummins took third.
Vermonter Kevin Pearce, who in December stepped on his snowboard for the first time in two years, was on hand, competing for the first time since a traumatic brain injury sidelined him in 2009. Pearce was disqualified for missing a gate in qualifiers but still earned the Andernewski award -- an award that started as a fastest-time rivalry between Volcom's Billy Anderson and Thrasher's Dave Sypniewski. Anderson didn't make it to the LBS this year and Sypniewski didn't make the finals, so the award -- and lifetime entry into the LBS -- went to KP.
Sure, it's a race. You get timed, and the fastest person wins. But that's not why most people say their prayers and slide into the starting hut at this contest. They do it for the gathering, the grassroots vibe and the chance to spend a weekend with a bunch of friends.
"I guess it's called a community. That's the best part," Cummins said. "Getting to see a bunch of people, meet new people and become better friends with people."
Then there's the course itself, with banks that test the skills of even the most seasoned professionals. Coming straight off his win at the Red Bull Supernatural, Travis Rice, who could be anywhere in the world, was at Mount Baker for the Legendary Banked Slalom.
"I just wanted to keep the good vibes rolling," Rice said. "It's not like you come here dreading having to do psycho tricks. It really just comes down to riding your snowboard and letting your snowboard run with it. For everyone it's kind of an internal battle. There's a clock and everything, but it's really you against your own limits."
I found myself nervous at the approach of my first drop into the course. So did Scott E. Wittlake.
"I'm super nervous, and it's really silly because there's no reason at all to be nervous," he said.
In the end, it was those who kept their cool and flowed to the finish who took home the coveted LBS Pendleton Blankets and highly regarded duct-tape trophies. But at this event, those who come out on top are rewarded with much more -- they earn the respect of an entire community that can't wait for next year to do it all over again.


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LG Spectrum2 LG VS930 hard resetHow to perform a factory reset if you have frogotten your unlock pattern: reset password
1. Turn the power off.
2. Press and hold the following keys at the same time: Power + Volume Down key .
3. Release the keys when the FACTORY HARD RESET screen is displayed.
4. Press the Power key to continue or the Volume Keys to cancel.
5. Press the Power key once more to confirm or the Volume keys to cancel.
Performing a hard reset deletes all of your user data, pictures, videos, and music saved to your internal memory. Please make sure to back up your information prior to performing a hard reset.
To perform an LG VS930 LG Spectrum 2 hard reset using clear storage app1. From the Home screen, tap the Menu Key
2. Tap Settings > Backup & reset > Factory data reset.
NOTE Tap the checkbox to also erase all contents from your microSD card when the phone is reset.
3. Read the warning and tap Reset phone.
4. Tap Erase everything. Attention:
If a factory reset is performed, all installed application and user data will be erased. Please remember to back up any important data before performing a factory reset.
You can use LG Mobile Support tool to repair your LG cell phone, after download select menu Customer Support > Recovery Phone VS930


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Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
About Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu – or BJJ – is a grappling based martial art that focuses on ground fighting and submissions. Jiu jitsu is a fun, safe and practical martial art that offers a full body workout while teaching highly effective self-defense skills that are applicable in a variety of real word situations. It is practiced in either the traditional martial arts kimono ("gi jiu jitsu") or in shorts and a t-shirt ("no gi jiu jitsu").
BJJ promotes the concept that a smaller, weaker person can successfully defend against a bigger, stronger, heavier person using proper technique and leverage. Training can be used for exercise, sport grappling tournaments and in self-defense situations. It is not solely a martial art, but it is also a sport; a method for promoting physical fitness and building character in young people and adults; and, ultimately, a way of life.
The majority of training in BJJ takes place on the ground, teaching the participant: how to defend themselves while lying on their back (where they are often the most vulnerable), leverage and technique to overcome disadvantages in size and strength, and how to apply submission holds that will end any fight.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu at Guardian
At Guardian Gym, our Brazilian jiu jitsu program is led by our head instructor Caleb Khan, a black belt under Eduardo Fraga at Raph Gracie Berkeley. In addition to Caleb, we have a number of other instructors and volunteers from the leading Brazilian jiu jitsu schools in the Oakland and San Franscisco Bay Area. We have both youth and adult classes as well as a female only class.
We are striving to develop one of the leading youth and adult jiu jitsu programs in Oakland and welcome you to come join us for a class. To get started with your Brazilian Jiu Jitsu training at Guardian click the link below.


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Peter Couchman
- Full Name
- Peter Couchman
- Website
- www.believe.coop
- Interests
- membership, co-operatives
- One liner
- co-operative membership specialist
- More about me
I've spent most of my working life working on membership issues in the co-operative movement. I currently work at Co-operatives UK on the development of its membership and marketing strategy. I also chair the Plunkett Foundation, which promotes rural co-operation.
- Member for
- 10 years 43 weeks


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PIA Minnesota Official Blog
Cell Phone Use While Driving is a NO-NO
Technology is rapidly changing. Has your company's driving policies kept up?
If you have employees who drive as part of their job, your driving policy should address cell phone use. Drivers using cell phones are four times more likely to be in an accident, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
A cell phone policy can include the following provisions:
•Employees are expected not to text or talk on their cell phones while driving, regardless of whether they use a hands-free device.
•Regardless of how fast traffic is moving, employees must pull into a rest area or parking lot and stop the vehicle before placing or accepting a cell phone call.
•Employees charged with traffic violations for using their cell phones while driving will be responsible for the resulting liabilities. (Texting while driving is against the law in Minnesota and that includes doing so at a stop light.)
Research shows the cognitive distraction of talking or texting while driving is dangerous, even when drivers have both hands on the wheel. According to 2013 research from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, these mental distractions slow reaction times and cause drivers to miss important visual cues.
Make employees aware of the risks
Avoiding cell phone use while driving is important for everyone, while working or for personal use. Tell employees:
•Using a cell phone while driving poses a risk comparable to driving under the influence of alcohol.
•Cell phone users have significantly poorer driving performance whether measured by speed control, following distance or reaction time.
•To stay safe, eliminate all cell phone use while driving including taking calls, sending or reading text messages, sending or reading email and surfing the Web.
•Cell phone laws (like Minnesota's prohibition on texting while driving) apply while at a stop sign or stop light as well.
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Stroudwater Canal – A wildlife study through the seasons
Photographs by Trevor Blundell
An exhibition of wildlife photographs is on show at The Wallbridge Lock Visitor Centre. The display can be seen between 13th January and 30th March.
Local photographer Trevor Blundell offers his work for sale. Many of his unique studies are also available as greetings cards.
Stroudwater's Golden Mile
The exhibition focuses on a golden mile of The Stroudwater Canal between Ebley Mill and Ryeford Bridge, within 2 miles of the Cotswold Canals Trust Visitor Centre at Wallbridge Lock.
The exhibition includes photographs of birds, insects and animals co-existing in a beautiful but changing environment through winter, spring, summer and autumn.
The Ebley Swans
Also included are a series of photographs documenting the life cycle of the Ebley Swans (and cygnets) and their attendance at the Queen's Golden Jubilee celebrations and Trailboat Festival in the summer of 2012.
When asked to describe his collection Trevor replied… "I intend the displays to be educational, enigmatic, thought provoking and interactive for all ages.
"I consider that the exhibition highlights in a unique way how people and wildlife interact and maximises what The Stroudwater Canal has to offer."
Greeting Cards
Gallery manager Jill Field comments…
"The pictures, together with Trevor's interesting captions, make a really enjoyable tour of the gallery.
"It is worth taking some time as there is so much to see in the pictures
"Trevor has reproduced some of the studies as very good value greetings cards."
Trevor is pictured right as he completes the hanging of his work.


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Cascais/Carcavelos, portugal
Beach Day
My roommate Rachel and I made the impulsive decision to take a 45-minute Metro ride to Carcavelos Beach to enjoy a beach day, while everyone else went to the aquarium. We figured that we can go to an aquarium in America, so why not experience the beach life in Portugal? We went to the cutest little beach, with the friendliest people and an amazing meal. It was one of the best days, if not THE best day I had on the entire trip. We felt so carefree and genuinely happy. We were drinking beer on the beach all day long, and ate a bomb crab leg sandwich and chips for 5 euros. I actually wish I could relive this day all of the time.
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