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You know for a minute I actually believed Kim Kardashian when she told a reporter that Kanye West doesn't style her. But why is he always shopping in the female section of a department store?
Since Kim is away in Canada, the rapper decided to stroll through the streets of New York City to hit up Barney's clothing store, where he was seen picking out female handbags and shoes– supposedly for the pregnant reality star.


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UCCSN Board of Regents' Meeting Minutes
Volume 6 - Pages 110-111
September 30, 1948
The meeting of the Executive Committee of the Board of Regents
was called to order by Chairman Ross at 10:30 A.M. in the Presi-
dent's office for the purpose of discussing the budget for the
biennium 1949-50. Present: Regents Henningsen, Hilliard, Ross;
Comptroller Gorman and President Moseley.
Following a general discussion opened by President Moseley,
motion by Mr. Hilliard passed unanimously that the President
and the Comptroller be directed to prepare the budget for the
biennium 1949-50, using salary brackets as proposed by President
Moseley, as follows:
Instructors $2400 to $3600
Assistant Professors 3600 to 4400
Associate Professors 4400 to 5200
Professors 5200 to 6000
and that this budget be submitted to the Board of Regents at
their regular meeting on October 29.
President Moseley was directed to prepare a recommendation for
the Regents meeting on October 29 covering salaries of adminis-
trative officers of the University, taking into consideration
their 12 months service.
Dining Hall - President Moseley reported that a student group
composed of Presidents of Residence Halls has been appointed as
ex-officio members of the Dining Hall Committee for the purpose
of promoting a better understanding between the administrative
Dining Hall Committee and the student groups.
Use of the New Gymnasium - It was the unanimous opinion of the
Board that only such sports and athletic exhibitions as are under
the auspices of the University of Nevada and for the benefit of
the University should be held in the new Gymnasium, with the ex-
ception of the high school basketball tournaments.
Mr. Ross was authorized to sign the agreement sent to the Univer-
sity by the War Assets Administration accepting 266 feet of 8-
inch pipe, previously allocated to the Fernley schools.
The following claims were presented by the Comptroller and ap-
proved by the Executive Committee:
List No. 3, dated September 30, 1948, Regents Checks
Nos. 89-45 to 89-74, inclusive, for a total of $204,341.87.
List No. 3, dated September 30, 1948, State Claims
Nos. 89-40 to 89-60, inclusive, for a total of $73,579.73.
Dr. Gorman reported that a meeting has been arranged with the
State Planning Board for October 8th at 10 A.M. in Carson City.
The meeting adjourned at 12 noon.

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Visiting Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard pledged Thurday that Canberra will continue to be a "reliable supplier of energy" to Japan, while expressing her condolences over the March 11 disaster to Prime Minister Naoto Kan.
Gillard will become the first foreign leader to visit the quake-tsunami area.
"We were pleased to support you in the immediate aftermath of the crisis and we intend to stay true friends as Japan rebuilds and recovers," Gillard said during a joint news conference with Kan at the prime minister's office.
"We will continue to be a reliable supplier of energy into the future and particularly now as the people of Japan need new energy sources because of the nuclear emergency which was occasioned by the tsunami and earthquake," Gillard said.
During the summit, Kan and Gillard confirmed Australia's commitment to supply natural resources, including liquefied natural gas, amid the ongoing crisis at the damaged Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant. According to the Foreign Ministry, Australia is Japan's No. 1 supplier of energy, amounting to 22 percent.
Gillard voiced understanding that bilateral talks on an economic partnership agreement will be pushed back because of Japan's efforts to rebuild the nation.
"We understand that for the prime minister and the government of Japan, at this time, the work that is necessary to help the Japanese people overcome the impact of the natural disaster . . . has been first and foremost the work of the government," Gillard said.
"I very much welcome the prime minister's indication that at the earliest possible opportunity we will resume discussion of the free-trade agreement," she said.
Opposition in Japan to the liberalization of sensitive farm products has so far prevented Tokyo and Canberra from concluding an economic partnership agreement.
Prior the meeting, Gillard had expressed her intention to strengthen defense cooperation especially in dealing with natural disasters. Japan and Australia have sent military personnel to deal with various global disasters, including the 2004 Indian Ocean quake and tsunami and the earthquake that hit Christchurch, New Zealand, in February.
And last May, Japan and Australia signed a bilateral defense logistics agreement, for which the Foreign Ministry has expressed hope for strengthened bilateral cooperation in areas including disaster relief activities.
Within a few days of the Great East Japan Earthquake, Australia dispatched a team of 75 members on a search-and-rescue mission to Minamisanriku, Miyagi Prefecture.
Canberra also sent three of its four military planes to transport Self-Defense Forces troops and supplies as well as special pumps to cool the nuclear reactors at the Fukushima plant. A donation of 10 million Australian dollars (about ¥800 million) was also made by the Australian government.
Gillard plans to meet with various government officials and lawmakers during her visit. She plans to travel Saturday to Minamisanriku before continuing her Asian journey to South Korea and China.


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that pic of bow wow is fuckkin awesome !!!!
Whitney Houston, Cee-Lo Green, Derek Luke, Jordin Sparks, Mike Epps to star in "Sparkle" Remake! - http://tinyurl.com/7drkhyb
Um YUUMMMMMMMMM!!!!!
Sat back with hard on seeing all these great looking guys.
Can We See Some Pix Of Ray J? I Kno There Has Got To B Pix Of Him Saggn Showin That Ass Somewhere... Ooooo Or Wat About Atl Falcons "michael Turner # 33. That Boy Cud Give "ed Hartwell" From Tv Show "the Real Housewives Of Atl" A Run For His Money
Bow Wow dispels another rumor...
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i lov e dod hehe
The rumor is that Soulja Boy has a big long thick veiny uncut dick that
curves downward when aroused, and I think I got the John Legend
pics from the Bossip blog.
And when he cums, it is like, quarts.
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OMG the things i would do with that!!
Yeah, I agree. It isn't quite a Tag Heuer, but it is still impressive...
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Interview with Pop Senstation Tydis
TheNext2Shine had the pleasure of interviewing the next Hitz Committee/Jive Records artist that is sure to blow up! The multi-talented recording artist, by the name of Tydis, gave us a show (and a few laughs) by his impersonations of Chingy, Lil Wayne, and The-Dream. The St. Louis singer/songwriter also provided us with an exclusive sneak peak into some of his unreleased tracks that will definitely be making a splash into the mainstream media by next year. Although Tydis recently got signed, his presence within the music industry was always around. Some of the songs that you might be familiar with include: "She Make Me Say", "Heaven", and "Breathe".
You recently got signed to Hitz Committee/Jive Records. How did that come about?
I'm signed to Trak Starz and they're responsible for Chingy, Usher, Ludacris, and some of Britney Spears stuff as well. MeMpHiTz (aka Mickey Wright, Jr.) flew in to the Trak Starz studio while I was working and he had me singing and everything. Since the internet buzz for me that year was growing, he heard of me beforehand of what I was doing here in St. Louis.
How has your work developed throughout the years?
I remember when I first started, my music was always different and my voice was not as high as it is right now. I developed skills — I'll even look up words and read the dictionary to make expand my vocabulary. Everything I began doing musically, while being surrounded by producers and other artists enhanced my writing. Putting my harmonies together, constructing song lyrics, and generating different ideas. That's how I have developed some of the records that yall' hearing now and some of the records that I'm going to put out there.
When did you start writing your songs?
I've been writing ever since I was a child! While banging on the table I use to make beats. With that I made up melodies and then pin it. I been' doing it since I was 7 years old, when I first started doing it in a studio was when I was 15/16 years old. That's also when I connected with Travis, my manager.
What do you think is the most important aspect of a song?
I think the most important thing in a song is the melody and then the writing. Anybody can just write a song and have no kind of melody. The melody is what first catches the person's ear! Just like the "Happy Birthday" song. Everybody can remember and sing it. That's how I plan on being, so everybody can sing my records. The hook has to be catchy, grab a persons attention and also be able to brighten up a song. You have to keep people interested, its really a science I say.
How long does it normally take you to write a song?
I have to say, it depends on what is going on with the song. I listen to the record first so that I can get a feeling for the instrumental. It'll probably take 45 minutes to and hour to write a song. If the record catches me, I might write it in 30 minutes. I have written a song in 10 minutes before because I was so excited about it. I come up with hooks and/or melody for it, grab my pen and just GO!
Do you have any other loves besides music?
I love acting and that's something I'm going to get into. I look up to Denzel Washington, Will Smith, Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt. When Jive Records first called they mentioned they had movies lined up for me since my look is different. I really want to get into acting and I also love fashion!
Whats the best advice ever given to you?
The best advice that I hear everyday is to Believe In Yourself! Believing in yourself consists of a lot of things. It gives me the confidence to go out on stage and to speak to ya'll and to be myself. When the people see that I believe in myself, they will inadvertently believe in me too. Second thing is to Stay Focus!
Are there any particular tunes that you are feeling at the moment?
I really don't listen to a lot of artists. But once I hear them on radio, I tend to listen. There are a lot of artists that I like, but I really just focus on doing me. I'm not here to steal anybody's sounds or anything, I'm just being Tydis!
What did your family do to encourage you?
My mother is very supportive. She's been supporting me ever since I was a child and was the first to notice that I was into music. With her always being there for me, she inspired me. I have a sister that's younger then me and 4 other sisters who are older. Funny thing is… they all look up to me like an older brother. My family they just inspires me! When I go home they high-five out hugs and everything and it makes me want to get back in the studio and make more musical hits.
What else can we expect from you in the future?
You can expect a few Mix-tapes from my albums. One of the mix-tapes I'm working on at the moment is "Tydis In The Game Volume II". We have a new remix to "She Make Me Say" with the New Boyz that's coming soon, and a few movie roles. I will be overseas working with artists and doing tours which includes U.K., Germany, France, Sweden & possibly Australia. It's a blessing to be in this predicament, to be a priority and having a great team behind me.
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And here is his video:
^^^ooh, he's a tasty one.
Talking shit in Spiderman undies...
Whitney Houston, Cee-Lo Green, Derek Luke, Jordin Sparks, Mike Epps to star in "Sparkle" Remake! - http://tinyurl.com/7drkhyb
sexy dark skin guys! mmmmm but not better then the hot bollywood boys!
...someone takes their job too seriously lol
I know, right? Dont bring that weak-ass Kolkata Kung Fu into this house!
That is why I made my joke. It is ok to like who you like,
but don't come here and dump on who we like!
Your Choice:
Gary has a putting green in his bedroom. He made those curtains, too, but when
he ran short of fabric he used his old blue pants to finish the job.
Mark just turned 18. He says his nipples were inspired by the Hitchcock classic "North by Northwest".
marks dream is to buy a plasma TV bigger than his forehead.
Mario told Teen Beat that he can cum "no hands" just by getting rimmed. Found the glory hole
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A two-dot ellipsis!
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I know, right? Dont bring that weak-ass Kolkata Kung Fu into this house!
That is why I made my joke. It is ok to like who you like,
but don't come here and dump on who we like!
Your Choice:
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i f i dont like a particular pic...i jusignore it ie i cant stand bow wow but i dont o everytime stating i hate bow wow
whoo cares move on
great job dod keep th e pics coming and ignore the haters
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Washington, D.C. -- Import cargo volume at the nation's major retail container ports is expected to be up 9% in April over the same month last year, according to the monthly Global Port Tracker report released Monday by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates.
"These numbers are an indication that the economy is recovering and retailers are expecting continued increases in sales through the summer and beyond," NRF VP for supply chain and customs policy Jonathan Gold said. "There are challenges ahead from rising prices for gasoline and other essentials, but inventories are under control and retailers are optimistic."


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Free event!
One of the most well known films to come out of the L.A. Rebellion movement is Julie Dash's Daughters of the Dust, which was released some 20 years ago. The film remains one of the most significant films in black feminist cinema. Critics, scholars and audiences love Daughters of the Dust for its unique structure, which thwarts the traditional narrative form that feminists have argued objectifies and degrades women, with its focus on black women's stories, its critical look at the legacy of colonialism and slavery, and its affirmation of the history of the Gullah culture, which still exists today in the coastal Southeast United States.
Join us for a conversation about the evolution of a black feminist perspective in cinema and the intersections of art, gender and civil rights, as well as how far black women's filmmaking has come in the last 20 years. Panelists include Zola Mumford of the Langston Hughes African American Film Festival, Christina Lopez of the Radical Women collective, Isis Asare of Sistah Sinema and moderated by Seattle University Professor Gary Perry, Affiliated Faculty with the Women's Studies and Global African Studies Programs.
Tonight's program is part of our month-long film series L.A. Rebellion. During our weekly cinema salons, local activists, filmmakers and scholars come together for free public conversations about race, gender, social and political issues today, as seen through the lens of the L.A. Rebellion films. Read more about the series >>


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A boy full of promise, so you were known
A promising man to be
But the seeds are sown ere the sprouts are grown
Where the Lax river seeks the sea
You could swim like a seal and hunt the chase
Fight like your foes were cursed
But in contest or race you've got second place
For Kjartan your cousin was first
Bolli, Bolli Thorleikson, why do you look so mild?
You're the best of friends, but where friends ends
You'd like to win once in a while
Gudrun the Proud was in Kjartan's grip
She was to be his bride
But he fitted his ship, took you on the trip
And told her she must abide
Two years in Norway, great honor's earned
But you sailed home alone
Gudrun was spurned, Kjartan wouldn't return
So you took her for your own
Bolli, Bolli Thorleikson, why do you look so black?
You can tell by the horn on the very next morn
He's come back-- he's back
Why did you have to stay in that place
With Kjartan just down the road
Would losing face be a greater disgrace
Than watching respect erode?
The slights and the slurs grew like gathering clouds
Hatred it built like the wind
One so proud ne'er say it aloud--
She'd never rest till the killings begin
Bolli, Bolli Thorleikson, why do you look so spent
You can't keep to your farm when her brothers have armed
And who knows where this will end
Five brothers riding, a deadly pack
Sixth blade they hope you'll provide
When they start the attack you plan to hold back
But you know there's no place to hide
Five men beaten by one man's skill
Then you stepped forth as they bid
Kjartan laid down his steel saying strike if you will
And you did-- you did!
Bolli, Bolli Thorleikson, why do you look so fierce
You cradled his head till you knew he was dead
But you could not find your tears
Back now quickly to Gudrun's side
Back now you hope to her heart
But many have died for a woman's pride
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Senator Krueger Praises Schools for Moratorium on Hamburgers to Address Animal Cruelty Charges Says Use of Sick Animals for Food Highlights Need for "No-Downed Animal Legislation
State Senator Liz Krueger praised New York City schools officials for their quick response to reports that a major supplier of beef to the school system had been using beatings and other abusive practices on cows too sick to pass inspections. The action came after a Humane Society video showed sick cows being beaten, kicked, shocked with electricity and dragged with chains to force them to stand so they could pass inspection. "This kind of abuse is unacceptable on humane grounds, and also puts our food supply at risk," said Senator Krueger. "Animals too sick to stand are more likely to be carriers of disease, and we need to ensure that our schoolchildren are not exposed to pathogens through consumption of meat from downed animals."
Senator Krueger carries legislation to promote the humane treatment of farm animals. S. 3352, also known as the "Downed Animal" bill, prohibits the slaughter for human consumption of animals to sick to stand. A downed animal is a farm animal too sick to stand (often a direct result of inhumane farming practices). Downed animals are afflicted with a myriad of ailments besides mad cow disease. USDA records obtained through the Freedom of Information Act show that USDA explicitly approved the consumption of meat from downed animals afflicted with hepatitis, gangrene, pneumonia, malignant lymphoma, and other ailments. Downed animals are also more likely to harbor bacterial contamination than walking animals.
This legislation was originally developed in 2003 in concert with leading animal rights groups, including Farm Sanctuary and the ASPCA.
"Creating a more humane and healthier New York is not an issue of partisanship," stated Senator Krueger. "I am hoping that we can come together and commit to passing more humane legislation regulating the treatment and protection of our farm animals, companion animals, animals used in entertainment, exotics and wildlife. The Downed Animal bill is a perfect example of legislation that we should work together to pass. It is a common sense bill that both deals with the humane treatment of farm animals and the issue of public health. Animals too sick to stand, often a direct result of inhumane farming practices, are commonly slaughtered and sold for human consumption in the United States. Clearly, this is bad public policy."
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Carghidown Castle
Promontory Fort (Period Unassigned), Settlement (Period Unassigned)
Site Name Carghidown Castle
Classification Promontory Fort (Period Unassigned), Settlement (Period Unassigned)
Canmore ID 63132
Site Number NX43NW 8
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/63132
- Council Dumfries And Galloway
- Parish Whithorn
- Former Region Dumfries And Galloway
- Former District Wigtown
- Former County Wigtownshire
(NX 4356 3507) Carghidown Castle (NR) (Site of)
OS 6" map (1957)
Carghidown Castle, covering 1/2 acre, stood on a precipice overhanging the sea. All its masonry has disappeared, and there is no knowledge of its history.
P H M'Kerlie 1870
The site of a castle, of which nothing now remains. It appears to have been defended on the landward side by an earthen rampart.
Name Book 1849
A small promontory enclosed by a low earth-and-stone bank, giving an internal area of 28.5m NE-SW by 24.0m NW-SE. A gap of 8.5m on the E represents the area of the entrance.
In the interior are two timber house platforms, both levelled into the slope, and measuring internally 10.0m and 8.2m in diameter. The site is not situated in a strong defensive position, a seaward sloping promontory, and this combined with the small enclosing bank, is more indicative of a homestead.
Resurveyed at 1/2500.
Visited by OS (DWR) 18 January 1973
NX 435 351 An evaluation was undertaken in June and July 2003, aided by a number of volunteers, at Carghidown promontory fort in response to coastal erosion. Following a contour survey and a geophysical survey, two trenches were hand-excavated, revealing 20% (80m²) of the site. A series of floor deposits, together with a modest amount of charcoal, were revealed within one of the two stone-walled roundhouses. A clay surface had been laid over the remainder of the site. Three lead beads were recovered from a secure archaeological context immediately outwith one of the roundhouses.
Archive to be deposited in the NMRS.
Sponsors: Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Dumfriesshire and Galloway Natural History and Antiquarian Society, Mouswald Trust, Russell Trust.
R Toolis 2003
NX 435 351 An excavation at Carghidown promontory fort (DES 2003, 51) was undertaken in June and July 2004, in response to coastal erosion, by a team of volunteers under professional direction. Two areas totalling 120m² (30%) were excavated.
One area revealed up to four successive phases of occupation within a ring-groove roundhouse. The earliest sandy silt floor surface was succeeded by a pebble surface associated with several post-holes. This floor level was overlain by a third floor surface of flat stone slabs, again associated with post-holes. The stone slabs had subsequently been broken up and, along with a saddle quern, were used as packing stones for post-holes associated with the last rebuilding phase within the site. However, no floor surface was found in association with this last phase of post-holes. A significant amount of charcoal was recovered from the various stratified contexts within the roundhouse.
The excavation of the other areas of the site revealed the foundation base of another roundhouse, the construction of which had been started but not completed. An external ditch and rampart were also examined. The rubble cap of the rampart had entirely collapsed into the ditch. Chipped stone tools were also recovered from the excavation.
Archive to be deposited in the NMRS.
Sponsors: Dumfriesshire & Galloway Natural History & Antiquarian Society, Mouswald Trust, Royal Archaeological Institute, Russell Trust, Society of Antiquaries of Scotland.
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|Trad, Sport, Aid
|YDS: 5.12a French: 7a+ Ewbanks: 25 UIAA: VIII+ ZA: 25 British: E5 6a A0 [details]
|Mark and Scott Tarrant, 1987
|Fixed Hardware:
|1 Lead Bolt [details]
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|Richard M. Wright on May 1, 2001
|Comments on Hands In The Clouds
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By Anonymous Coward
Jul 29, 2004
|Wild position and kind of thrilling climbing above the big roof. 5.11 right above the belay with two .12a sections above that--lots of power and quite pumpy for its length. There are 4 bolts on Hands; no gear needed although there is a good runout between 3 and 4 which can be protected with a TCU under a little roof (takes the edge off clipping the 4th bolt). Note that the description mentions climbing on the Psycho Slab which is actually the 3rd pitch of Psycho, above Hands. You can continue past Hands with the Psycho Slab and end up at the Upper Ramp, or belay at the Wisdom anchor and then rap back to the hanging belay at the beginning of Hands. If you do this, take some gear to direct the rope (big nut, #3 Friend), since the Wisdom anchor is down and left of where you finish Hands in the Clouds. For some reason, all the routes that climb above the roof routes (Psycho, Evangeline, Hands, Wisdom...) provide a spooky atmosphere and seem pretty out there even though they're only one pitch off the ground.
By Willie Mein
Jul 30, 2004
rating: 5.12a 7a+ 25 VIII+ 25 E5 6a
Hands in the Clouds is a great sport line with outstanding position. If it were the first pitch off the ground, there would be a waiting line to get on it.
I suggest that one also try Huck Off after doing Hands in the Clouds. It is about the same grade and spice, and the climbing is steep, powerful, and interesting. It starts at the same anchor and goes left and up through the overhanging bulge. You can also TR the route (for those that may be afraid to fly) from the rap anchors that you'll be using to descend for the 3rd anchor on the Wisdom. Huck Off was not bolted with hangdogging in mind. Good bolts, clean falls. You'll either send or be sent. This one also stays dry when it is raining, unless your partner is spraying.
By Rob Kepley
From: Westminster,CO
May 16, 2009
rating: 5.12- 7a+ 25 VIII+ 25 E5 6a A0
|Outstanding climb featuring bulletproof rock. This thing is a wild ride the entire way that's "in your face" the moment you leave the belay. It ain't no "sport route". A very sneaky climb that would be a proud onsight.
By Joseph Crotty
From: Broomfield, CO
Nov 1, 2009
rating: 5.12a 7a+ 25 VIII+ 25 E5 6a A0 PG13
Unique climb that combines airy position, deceptive reads, and sustained just past vertical climbing to produce a classic. Packs a heavy punch for just four bolts. True red point grade.
Have a 0.5 purple Camalot or grey/red Alien ready (AKA panic piece) for the vertical finger slot after finishing the leftward traverse before clip four. Don't bother to put a cam in the flared overhead horizontal slot as it will blow out. Also, note, you can back clean the route on lower from The Wisdom P3 anchor.
By Rob Kepley
From: Westminster,CO
Nov 1, 2009
rating: 5.12- 7a+ 25 VIII+ 25 E5 6a A0
|Yaaaay! It goes! Also, the above description of the route makes little sense. From the belay you climb slightly right and up to a bulge. Clip the 3rd bolt and do a wild traverse left about 6-8 feet then straight up under the big roof. Make a dicey clip of the 4th bolt then traverse right to a powerful move and finish on jugs.
By Bob Rotert
Dec 12, 2010
|Just a correction to the write up above from Richard. I believe the Archilles roof was first freed by Ben Moon and not Jerry Moffat as written above. Maybe Moffat did it as well. I don't recall hearing of the roof being freed by anyone else, and I had heard some holds had snapped on previous attempts since Moon's ascent. Maybe some one else knows more about this. At any rate, most mortals will aid the roof to get to Hands in the Clouds.
By Lisa Montgomery
From: Golden, CO
Sep 28, 2016
With the consent of the first ascensionist, an additional 5th bolt was added to Hands in the Clouds. The new bolt is located above the crux and protects the follower from potentially taking a large pendulum. Thanks, ACE, for supplying the hardware.
See ACE application archive for details: ACE application for additional bolt


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J Gen Intern Med 17:625-31. 2002..We assessed whether a case-based palliative medicine curriculum could improve medical house staff opioid prescribing practices...
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Chapter Home
Grossing placentas
Reviewers: Mandolin Ziadie, M.D. (see Reviewers page)
Revised: 8 December 2011, last major update December 2011
Copyright: (c) 2003-2011, PathologyOutlines.com, Inc.
Strategies and indications for placental examination
● Institutions vary widely on the strategies they use to determine which placentas are examined
● Some of these include "embed and hold", examination performed for specific indications, or examination of all placentas
Specific indications include:
● Clinician concern
● Maternal conditions (diabetes, hypertension, prematurity, postmaturity, history of reproductive failure, oligohydramnios, fever, infection, substance abuse, repetitive bleeding and retroplacental hematoma)
● Fetal conditions (stillbirth or perinatal death, multiple births, congenital abnormalities, growth retardation, prematurity, hydrops, thick meconium, admission to intensive care, APGAR score of 0-3 at 5 minutes, neurologic problems, fever and infection)
● Gross placental abnormalities
● Measure the point of membrane tear nearest to the disc, if identifiable
● Evaluate the color, odor and opacity of the membranes:
● Yellow-gray is suspicious for chorioamnionitis
● Green-brown is suspicious for meconium
● Describe the membranous insertion (normal / marginal, circummarginate or circumvallate)
● The membranes may double back on themselves to form a constricted, thick rim around the placental disk (circumvallate insertion) or wider, thin rim (circummarginate insertion)
● The percent of circumvallate insertion should be evaluated
● A sample of the circumvallate insertion site should be obtained and submitted as an additional disc section
● A strip of membrane, including the point of membrane tear, should be obtained
● Beginning with the point of tear, the strip is rolled around a long, thin probe with the amnion facing inward
● The roll is then fixed for a minute with an acidic fixative (e.g. acetic acid) and sectioned
● At least two spiral cross-sections should be submitted
● Trim the remaining membranes from the margin
Umbilical cord
● Color
● Insertion (central, eccentric, marginal or velamentous)
● When the cord is inserted within the membranes (velamentous insertion), the intra-membranous vessels, unprotected by Wharton's jelly, are at greater risk for compression and rupture
● Their presence and intactness within the membranes should be assessed
● The cord's number of vessels should be assessed in the middle or fetal third of the cord to avoid miscounting caused by occasional vessel fusion near the placental surface
● Note the presence of any other abnormalities (hematomas, cord knots, strictures, thrombi or necrosis)
● Sample at least two representative sections of the cord (one from the fetal end and one from the placental end) at areas away from sites of trauma
● Any abnormalities should also be sampled
● All measurements, including weight, should be obtained after removing the umbilical cord, fetal membranes and non-adherent blood clots
● Measure the disc in three dimensions (greatest major and minor horizontal lengths and thickness) and weigh it
● The placental weight should be compared to a table of standards based on estimated gestational age
● Describe the placenta's shape and location
● Placentas may have one or more lobes that may or may not be connected
● Observe the fetal surface, which is usually shiny, red-grey and semi-translucent with vessels coursing over its surface
● It should be assessed for color, opacity, subchorionic fibrin (thick, pale deposits), subchorionic hematomas, squamous metaplasia, amnion nodosum or other lesions
● Flip the placenta and evaluate the maternal surface, which (in the term infant) is dark red and divided into lobules or cotyledons
● Extremely preterm placentas may be pink or tan
● The placental disc should be inspected for color, intactness, adherent clot or hemorrhage and any other lesions
● Missing cotyledons or extremely fragmented parenchyma, which may be indications of retained placenta, should be noted
● Serially section the disc at 1 to 2 cm intervals and examine each slice for intra-parenchymal lesions (e.g. masses, pale infarcts, lace-like bands, etc.)
● The size of all abnormal lesions should be estimated based on the percentage of the disc they occupy
● Obtain at least two full-thickness sections (including maternal and fetal surfaces) from separate, central areas of the disc
● Sections of any grossly identified abnormalities should be submitted in addition to these
● The sections of thick discs may need to be halved and placed into two cassettes in order to provide complete sections (including both maternal and fetal surfaces)
Special considerations for twin placentas
● In addition to the standard features evaluated on gross examination of the placenta, there are special considerations when examining placentas from multiple gestations
● The most important key to examination is to ensure that descriptions and sections are clearly marked for each twin
● Include the number of discs (single or multiple), features of the dividing membranes (which may give a gross suggestion as to chorionicity: thin translucent membranes on a single disc are monochorionic, while thick, ridge-forming membranes on a single or dual disc are dichorionic), discordant size or appearance and presence of vascular anastamoses (which may indicate a twin-twin transfusion syndrome in monochorionic twins)
● In addition to the standard sections described above, representative sections of the dividing membranes and of any vascular anastamoses should be submitted
● Caused by: freezing placenta (distorts villi, obscures meconium), Bouin's fixative (obscures fusobacterium, hinders cytochemical staining), formalin fixation (distends fetal vessels, increases weight by 8%, Arch Pathol Lab Med 1991;115:726)
Gross dictation
● Received in _____, labeled _______, is a discoid placenta that weights ____ g when trimmed of membranes and cord
● The membranes are tan-brown and translucent with minimal adherent blood clot
● The cord is inserted ___, has __ vessels, is __ cm long and __ cm in diameter
● The maternal surface is intact
● The fetal surface is unremarkable
● Cut surfaces show beefy red parenchyma, but no significant areas of infarct or hemorrhage or other gross abnormalities (or describe any gross abnormalities as appropriate)
Additional references
Practice guidelines from CAP:
● Surgicals (Arch Pathol Lab Med 1997;121:449)
● Perinatal autopsies (Arch Pathol Lab Med 1997;121:368)
End of Placenta > Miscellaneous > Grossing placentas
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I first got to see Matt Miller speak in person a few Bluehat's ago when he was talking about 'Temporal return addresses' . . . ah yes - the talk was entitled "Temporal Chronomancy" according to Mr. Shostack's blog and it was all the way back in 2005. The basic premise behind the talk was that there are various counters / timers etc. that reside in a processes memory space that at specific dates and times become interesting 'op-codes' that can be used by exploit writers to do interesting things . . . IF they performed their exploit at exactly the right time . . . the talk freaking blew my mind . . . it was perhaps the best / most memorable Bluehat talk I've ever seen.
Anyways - I told you that story to set some precedent for this one. Matt Miller works at Microsoft now - on my extended team and he recently spoke again at Bluehat v8 (didn't get to attend sadly) and he delivered a talk on Mitigations Unplugged where he goes into GS / DEP / ASLR etc. etc. You'll have to trust me that these are topics that he's more than qualified to speak about. 🙂 I haven't watched the video yet (it's 45 minutes) but I plan on making some time this week - if you have more free time than me - you should definitely check it out: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/security/dd285253.aspx
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AERIALIST TRACK: $360 – 4 Wk session
Unlimited classes for the lowest price . Includes:
Aerial Basics, Aerial Fitness, Trapeze, Fabric, Hoop & Spanish Web, Flexibility & Contortion, Aerial Yoga, & Aerial Choreography & Performance plus discounts for other classes. No make-ups for the Track.
Performance Troupes for ADOD students ages 8-12 & 13 – Adult
Duo – $110/hr
Trio – $135/hr
Quad – $165/hr
BIRTHDAY, Bachelorette & Other Parties
One 4-week session of Aerial Basics or Aerial Fitness (or prior training) is required to enroll in the apparatus classes: (Trapeze, Fabric, Hoop & Spanish Web). Private instruction is also available. One week of ADOD Camp, 2 sessions of classes, or 2 of our Cirque du Soleil Master Classes are required to enroll in the Performance & Choreography Class.
Beginning Aerial/Aerial Basics
An excellent introduction to Aerial Dance utilizing a variety of aerial apparatuses to learn a beautiful and effective way to dance and work out that isn't possible without each apparatus while gaining strength and proper technique. Learn basic skills on Fabric (silks), Trapeze, Hoop (lyra), & Spanish Web.
Aerial Workouts – Coached (Formerly Aerial Fitness):
Work out the FUN way! Utilizing a variety of aerial apparatuses in each class, exercises designed to improve strength & flexibility will be performed in the space between the ground and apparatus & on the apparatus with levels of difficulty to suit each individual. An Exciting, Effective way to become the "ultimate you"! No experience necessary.
The trapeze is suspended from the ceiling at a single or double point with 2 ropes coming down to a bar at about shoulder height. The aerialist can dance between the ground and the bar, up on the bar, or climb up for loops & ropework. Other types of trapezes will also be used, making this the most versatile apparatus.
Fabric: (Low, Intermediate, & High levels)
Silk fabric is suspended from the ceiling enabling the dancer to dance in the air using the fabric.
Hoop (Lyra):
A hoop is suspended from the ceiling and can be at any height. Gorgeous dance movements can be achieved using this apparatus. Many believe this to be the most graceful of all apparatuses.
Spanish Web:
A rope suspended from the ceiling, the "web" forms as the dancer wraps the rope around him/ herself while moving into various positions. Spectacular spinning and circling moves are also performed by attaching a hand/foot loop. It really is like flying! Rope work is also known as Corde'd lisse.
Aerial Youth Circus: Ages 6 – 8
Pre-Teen: Ages 9-12
Teen Aerial: Ages 12 – 17
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays from Sept-Dec. and January-May.. Fun & friendship after school while learning aerial skills on a variety of aerial apparatuses from outstanding instructors. Students perform their favorite moves in their own show the end of each season.
Aerial Performance & Choreography:
Learn Aerial Choreography, Artistry, & Performance skills. Set your aerial to music & add a whole new dimension of enjoyment to your aerial experience! Create exciting, interesting routines. Work on a variety of fun apparatuses not offered in other classes. This is the class where aerialists become beautiful performers!. Excellent training for those interested in performing for events at Aerial Cirque Over Denver & other venues. Most of our performers are selected from this class!
Aerial Artistry:
Focus on developing artistry beyond just creative movement. Enjoy as you find new ways to express your artistry in the air! Excellent training for those interested in performing for events at Aerial Cirque Over Denver & other venues!
Flexibility & Contortion:
Increase your flexibility and the strength needed to support your flexibility under the guidance of excellent instructors to create extraordinary lines in your aerial work. Good for the non-flexible who want to become more flexible & the very flexible who want to take it to the extreme!
Aerial Yoga:
Traditional yoga positions are transferred to aerial apparatuses, especially fabric, with an added dimension making it an extremely effective & uplifting work-out. Strength, flexibility, circulation, and lengthening are accomplished by inverting the positions. No Aerial or Yoga experience necessary.
Bungee Dance:
Bungee: 2 bungee loops are suspended from the ceiling which the dancer harnesses into and is then able to dance and flip in the air without being a gymnast!
Swing Line and Giant Swing:
A static rope is suspended from the ceiling which the dancer harnesses into and is then able to flip, swing, & circle while dancing in the air. Develop core strength the easy, fun way! Form the Giant Swing by harnessing into 2 lines and thus be able to dance and flip while flying across the room securely harnessed in! Great Fun!
Cirque Acro & Hand-to-Hand balancing:
Learn circus acrobatic balances, basic tumbling, hand balancing from professional circus coaches. Spice up your aerial with exciting ground skills! Fun! All levels!
*Aerial Stars Over Denver* Performance troupe training.
Aerial Track: Described above. An economical way to take multiple classes.
Summer Camp:
Learn, play, dance & work out on aerial apparatuses: Fabric, Trapeze, Hoop, Spanish Web, Aerial Net, Swing Line, & Giant Swing! Each week has a surprise activity and a Friday show! Enjoy a unique, exciting summer camp experience with our outstanding instructors! Kids, Teens, & Adults! No experience needed! All levels. Weekly sessions.
Off-Track Camp:
Contact us to arrange your own 1-5 day Camp for your group. All ages, all levels.
Chipmunks & Flying Squirrels:
Children, ages 6-7 learn basic dance moves using the various apparatuses "as a partner" to develop knowledge and strength in preparation for the aerial apparatus classes open to ages 8 and above.
Pole Artistry: Emphasizes flexibility, strength & toning in an artistic approach to Pole Dance.
Strength & Practice:
An adult is present but no instruction or concentrated supervision is given. Participants must be over 18 and know how to use the apparatus correctly and do only what they know and can do safely without help. This session provides an opportunity to practice what has been learned & to keep your strength up between classes. Drops are not allowed, however wraps for drops may be practiced. A variety of apparatuses will be available. Routines may be practiced to selected music once until everyone has had an opportunity to play their music. A $15 fee and a WAIVER SIGNED BY AN ADULT is required before entering practice space.
Master Classes, Seminars, & Workshops:
Offered from time to time, a unique opportunity to work with renowned artists to enhance and enrich student's performance, technique, and enjoyment of Aerial Dance. Students are highly encouraged to sign up for these activities when available!
Private Instruction:
Private/Semi-Private Lessons are available for developing & perfecting individual or group Aerial routines, one-on-one training for beginner-advanced levels, class preparation for new students, & for anyone with irregular schedules that make class participation inconvenient or inconsistent.
Wear Comfortable non-slippery, non-baggy clothes without beading, rivets, buckles etc. No jewelry. Tie hair back. A leotard or sleeved shirt & pants, leggings, or tights, (preferably cotton) are best. Stretchy flesh colored tape to protect hands from blisters is helpful for camp. Most prefer to be barefoot. Bring water bottles.
Cancellation Policies: Space in class or camp is not guaranteed until full payment has been received by ADOD, LLC. In order to maintain high quality instructors Aerial Dance Over Denver, LLC is not able to give refunds or credits. Students are allowed 1 make-up per 4-wk course or week of camp w/ 2 weeks to complete their make up in a class with availability and at their appropriate level. Reservation by email is required for all make-ups. There are risks of physical or property damages, losses, or injury that may result from participation and the participant or guardian of participant voluntarily assumes the risks associated with such participation. Participant or adult guardian must sign the Aerial Dance Over Denver, LLC waiver before participating in any ADOD, LLC activity.


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As part of its quest to visually document every square inch of the planet, Google recently released its map of the interior of Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. This gives people the chance to poke through various parts of the stadium without braving the overpowering smell of sausage gravy mixed with sadness that Colts fans give off.
"This is the first imagery of inside an NFL stadium in Google Maps, and another example of how we're working hard (and having fun!) building the most comprehensive, accurate and usable map of the world," wrote Evan Rapoport, Product Manager at Google Maps on its blog.
So useable! Of course, I don't care about Lucas Oil Stadium as a structure, but perhaps that's only because I'm a philistine who doesn't have an appreciation for architecture like Andrew Luck. I'm sure there are as many as five or six woeful individuals who consider Lucas Oil to be their football mecca. They're gonna get a big kick out of this!
Naturally, this being Google Maps, they accidentally caught scenes of criminality during their mapping of the stadium. HOW DOES GOOGLE FIND PROSTITUTES EVERYWHERE?!
Damn. The drug dealers in Indianapolis are fearless.


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AUSTIN, Texas — The 79th Texas Legislature passed HB 1076, which directs the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission to waive the all fees for hunting and fishing licenses for Texas residents currently on active duty as a member of the military.
The new Texas Resident Active Duty Military "Super Combo" Hunting and All-Water Fishing Package (Type 510), which is free, will be available to any Texas resident who is a member of the U.S. Armed Forces on active duty, including members of the Reserves or National Guard on active duty. The package includes all five state stamp endorsements (archery, freshwater fishing, and migratory game bird, saltwater fishing with a red drum tag and upland game bird). The Federal Waterfowl (duck) Stamp is not included. For a member of the military to qualify for a free "Super Combo," he or she must have continuously resided in Texas for more than six months before obtaining the license. See the Outdoor Annual on page 21 for more specifics.
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Agri(eno)turismi e sviluppo rurale: una proposta metodologica per analisi settoriali-territoriali
The Italian wine sector is part of a highly competitive international framework. It requires companies to define strategies to maintain and improve their results over time. Surveys conducted in Europe on farms strategies showed that diversification of assets and income is an alternative strategy to business modernization based on enlargement of scale and/or intensification of production. This is the case of agritourism enterprises that combine the production of agricultural goods with some services like catering, hospitality, recreation, education, etc. These enterprises are the most widespread form of multifunctional agriculture. Agenda 2000 has recognized the existence of a European model of agriculture based on multifunctionality and the central role of rural areas in the diversification of farmers' economic activities. Agritourism enterprises are part of rural tourism, which is an answer to the demand of enogastronomic, cultural, environmental, social goods which are specific components of local areas. The attractiveness of these areas depends on the possibility to strengthen and enhance existing relationships between the different actors of those systems (non only farms), also through public investment. The definition of rural development policies and instruments needs to measure the dimensions of multifunctionality (economic, social and environmental functions) and to decline it within specific local contexts. This study would represent a methodological contribution to analysis that combine sector and spatial elements, aimed to provide useful information to the regionalization of public expenditures. The process here implemented - choice of information sources and functional indicators, construction of datasets, use of clustering algorithm, with particular reference to the fuzzy one - provided a description of agri(eno)touristic characterization of the region Friuli Venezia Giulia (study area). The municipalities (statistical units) were grouped into five different clusters in function of the number of wine companies, the number of agritourism enterprises and the services offered to their customers. Moreover, fuzzy clustering allowed to identify those municipalities that have the properties of different clusters. They were regarded as "in transition", meaning that they can be moved the desired group through specific projects. From an operational point of view this information is important because enables to elaborate development programs taking into account both differences between clusters and some peculiar characteristic inside each group. Not least, the results can be a support for identifying other variables able to better describe multifunctionality, hopefully with the participation of institutions actively engaged in the development of rural areas
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Angela Chandler spends most of her days lying in bed, afraid to move.
Diagnosed with torn cartilage in her hips, the former 1st Cavalry specialist said she pleaded with her primary care manager at Fort Hood's Monroe Health Clinic, but was repeatedly denied even a referral to orthopedics to see if she was eligible for treatment or surgery.
"I got hurt more by my own damn people," Chandler said, thinking back to her deployment to Afghanistan, where she served as part of a female engagement team.
Chandler, a Killeen resident, is the second soldier to speak out about being denied a referral from the Monroe clinic.
"I did everything I could internally," she said. "But this is a big problem. And there are still other soldiers."
Staff Sgt. Lupe Maldonado's story was reported in the Killeen Daily Herald in May. He was denied a referral to get a colonoscopy, despite having blood in his stool. After going off-post without a referral, Maldonado learned he had aggressive colon cancer.
Maldonado and Chandler were not only denied at the same clinic, but by the same care manager.
While Chandler's time of service ended on Aug. 20, she said she wants to get her story out to help other enlisted soldiers get the treatment they need and deserve.
"I can't live with myself if I don't help others," she said.
Chandler, 47, joined the Army at 41, because she said she always enjoyed being outdoors, and what she called "redneck stuff." Hiking in the mountains of North Carolina, where she's from, is one of her favorite pastimes. "Now I can't go back to my life," Chandler said.
Too late
Unfortunately, she said, she learned of resources such as Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center's ombudsman and patient advocacy offices too late. Instead, she tried repeatedly to get help from the care managers at her assigned clinic before getting out of the Army in early August.
Chandler was working earlier this year and suffered the second fall of her Army career — the first occurred at an obstacle course during basic training. While patrolling the barracks one night last February, Chandler fell down about 10 feet of steps and felt pain and numbness in her limbs, reaggravating her old hip injury.
A week later, she said she went to Darnall's emergency room, where she was diagnosed with compressed nerves, and they transferred her to Scott & White in Temple. Doctors ruled out cauda equina syndrome, a neurologic condition.
She followed up later with her care manager at Monroe, a female captain, who rarely saw Chandler in person during clinic visits. Instead, Chandler explained what was going on to a medic, who would then go to another room, speak to the physician's assistant, and come back with a response.
Darnall officials didn't deny this is common procedure.
"Medics often bridge communication between patients and providers as part of the care team," Col. Roger Gallup, Darnall's deputy commander of clinical services, said in an email. Medics and nurses screen patients when they arrive for an appointment. Patients then see their assigned care manager if they are available or another provider at the clinic.
There are 27 providers supporting 15,400 active-duty soldiers at Monroe, Gallup said.
Chandler's referral was denied, as was an exception to participate in morning physical training and pain medication.
"They didn't even want to help me a little bit," Chandler said.
In one denied referral dated July 19, her care manager referenced Chandler's quickly approaching separation date from the Army.
"(A separation) date does not change the level of care provided," Gallup said.
However, providers are always cognizant of important events such as station moves, separation dates, retirement, deployment and temporary changes of station that may impact a soldier's treatment plan availability within the standard of care, he said.
Gallup was not able to provide the percentage of referrals that are denied at Darnall, but cited only administrative reasons for which ones would be denied.
"A referral may be denied because it was entered under the incorrect clinic. It also may be returned for further information. At times, the consultant provides input for the primary care provider for further care at the primary care level before referral," Gallup said.
When asked if care managers are ever encouraged to deny referrals for any reason, he said they are "encouraged to provide care within the scope of their clinical practice following applicable clinical practice guidelines."
Chandler took matters into her own hands, and went directly to the orthopedic clinic at Fort Hood to ask for the prerequisites she needed to be seen, so she could then go to Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio.
Eventually, she made it to San Antonio within days of her separation date and was told they couldn't help her anymore — she now needed to start with Veterans Affairs.
Now Chandler is fighting a new battle, access to the VA health care system. There, the backlog of claims is dropping, but it still hovers above 400,000.


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As a child, Brendon Rennert always knew his grandfather was special.
Strangers would wait outside his grandfather's Brooklyn apartment to talk. His house teemed with "aunts" and "uncles" who constantly enveloped him in hugs and kisses. A memorial in Brooklyn bore his name.
Rennert's mother told him his grandfather was famous, but Rennert was a teenager before he fully understood. His grandfather, Tuvia Bielski, was a Holocaust survivor. But more than that, Bielski and two of his brothers were part of a fascinating but little-known chapter of World War II when they hid 1,200 Jews in a forest in Belarus for more than two years. Together, they evaded the Nazis and likely avoided certain death.
Although the Bielski brothers' story has been told in two books and a documentary, it remains widely unknown. But not for long.
In January, the Bielski brothers' story makes its big-screen debut in Defiance, directed by Ed Zwick, who also directed Blood Diamond and Glory. Daniel Craig, the British actor and reigning James Bond, has the lead role of Tuvia Bielski.
And today, an exhibit that focuses on the brothers' exploits opens at the Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Petersburg. Museum officials say the exhibit, Courage and Compassion: The Legacy of the Bielski Brothers, is the only one of its kind.
Rennert, who lives in Tampa and helped engineer the St. Petersburg exhibit, can barely contain his excitement. Finally, the world will know about his grandfather's heroism.
"To me, it's one of the greatest stories that have ever been told," said Rennert. "I always get the same look from people when I tell them about it. Jaws open."
Although Rennert, 40, says his grandfather talked little about what happened in the forest, he remembers his stories well. As told by Rennert, his uncle and the Holocaust Museum's curator, the tale unfolds this way:
Tuvia Bielski was one of 11 children in a family of millers in what is now known as Belarus. The family's farm bordered a thick forest. As the Nazis made their way through Belarus, they hauled off Bielski's parents and two of his brothers to a ghetto. Bielski later learned his family had been executed.
Fearing the same fate for themselves, four of the Bielski brothers — Tuvia, Zus, Asael and 12-year-old Aron — fled to the forest. The land seemed dense and uninhabitable to outsiders, but it had been their childhood playground. After learning their family's fate, the three older brothers decided to save as many Jews from extinction as they could by harboring them in the woods.
Tuvia, whose fluency in several languages and physical appearance allowed him to pass as a non-Jew, made frequent trips to ghettos where he implored Jews to flee to the forest. Later, when visits became more difficult, he sent notes telling of freedom beyond the ghetto. His was a fighting force. But any Jew — the old, infirm, women and infants — was welcome. They called it Jerusalem in the woods.
In the forest, the brothers had built a community blanketed by dense foliage and invisible by air. There was a bakery, a blacksmith shop, a tannery, an ammunitions workshop and a bath house to ward off typhus. The inhabitants slept in underground dugouts.
They made their living repairing weapons and providing other services for Russian partisans, who paid them in arms. They took other necessities by force.
The alliance with the Russians protected them from the Nazis, who had no idea how many people were in the forest or their fighting strength. When the Germans did attack, the Bielskis and their allies fought back and retreated deeper into the forest.
In the summer of 1944, German soldiers came upon the encampment as they fled from Russian soldiers. In the standoff, a handful of Jews died, but more than 1,200 walked out alive. The Bielskis emerged as well: Asael joined the Russian army and later died in battle. Tuvia and Zus eventually came to the United States and settled in Brooklyn. Rennert's grandfather, Tuvia, died in 1987, Zus in 1995.
Last year, Rennert and his relatives traveled to Lithuania to see Defiance being filmed. On the way home, the grandson got the idea to create an exhibit to share his grandfather's story with another generation.
The Florida Holocaust Museum was happy to oblige.
"The Bielskis are such a unique story because they weren't only focused on fighting back," said Erin Blankenship, museum curator. "They were focused on saving as many people as they could, and they took in anybody, the old, the sick, children. A lot of other partisan groups turned those people away."
Rennert, who is in telecommunications sales, reached out to family for artifacts. Everybody had a little something — a shirt, a book. The collectibles, along with artifacts unearthed in a dig in Belarus, make up the 50 items in the display. There are also photographs and video testimony from survivors, 29 of whom are still alive.
At a reception Sunday, museum visitors will meet members of the Bielski clan.
Robert Bielsky, Tuvia's son and Rennart's uncle, who has a different name spelling, has seen Defiance six times. He organized the Lithuania excursion and a side trip to Belarus to trace their ancestors' journey. He keeps the names of each person who lived in the forest. They are family.
He appreciates the film and takes pride in his father's heroics, but Bielsky suspects he wouldn't have sought the spotlight.
"What was very important to my father was to see those babies and those children of the descendants being born and grown up because of his feats," said Bielsky, 50, who owns a commercial real estate firm in New York City. "When (he) attended parties like weddings and bar mitzvahs, his satisfaction was to see the children and the grandchildren of the survivors — the regeneration of families that never had the chance to survive."
Hollywood being Hollywood, the movie takes liberties. Tuvia, for instance, didn't die penniless and was not a cab driver, but owned a trucking company, Bielsky said. Still the film lives up to the family's expectations by telling the truth about what happened in the forest.
Now that his grandfather isn't around to tell the tale, Rennert wants to ensure it lives on.
"It's a really great story in every aspect of it," Rennert said. "It's not about death and destruction. It's about life and living. To me, that's the greatest story that's around."
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New York, April 27 (ANI): Model-turned-devout-Christian Kylie Bisutti, who blasted Victoria's Secret for making her feel like a "piece of meat," has been slammed the brand, which says that she wasn't even an "Angel" in the first place.
The lingerie maker told the New York Daily News in a statement that Bisutti has made numerous fabrications and misstatements of fact regarding her brief association with the company.
"In 2009, Ms. Bisutti won an online amateur modeling competition and hasn't worked for us since that year," the statement said.
The 23-year-old has claimed in her new book- 'I'm No Angel' - that she felt demoralized during several photo shoots.
Bisutti said that once, a photographer pushed her against the wall for a kiss, while another time, she was encouraged to pull her top up just a little more because "this is what Victoria's Secret models" do.
The book takes aim at not just Victoria's Secret but at the modelling industry as a whole.
However, the brand wants to make it clear that Bisutti's ties to the brand are exaggerated.
"Contrary to Ms. Bisutti's claims, she was never offered any subsequent modeling contracts or opportunities within Victoria's Secret despite her multiple appeals for further work," the statement said.
"She has repeatedly fabricated her work experience with Victoria's Secret - including a relationship that simply did not exist," it added. (ANI)


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A state bill signed recently that could cut off funding for local government agencies that ban union labor likely won't affect Oceanside.
Senate Bill 922 started as a measure that had to do with tuberculosis screening but was gutted and amended to deal with project labor agreements, deals that favor union labor. With the agreements, contractors work out deals with laborers that often require paying union-scale wages and benefits. Those costs are ultimately folded into their bids for city construction projects.
Oceanside City Councilman Jerome Kern traveled to Sacramento last month because he was concerned the bill could undermine part of Oceanside's city charter — roughly equivalent to a constitution for a city — which Oceanside voters approved in June.
The charter says the city is not required to pay union level wages on city construction projects. It does not ban project labor agreements or prohibit contractors from entering into them, which is what the state bill targets. Gov. Jerry Brown announced on Oct. 2 he had signed SB 922.
"Contrary to what the opponents claim, this bill does not require any local government to adopt a (project labor agreement)," Brown said in a signing statement addressed to the state senate. "In fact, this bill preserves the right of all sides to debate what obviously is a hotly contested issue. Seems fair to me — even democratic."
The law will, beginning Jan. 1, 2015, curtail funds for projects in cities that have regulations on the books prohibiting project labor agreements.
Oceanside's charter doesn't prohibit such agreements, it just doesn't require them, so the city should not be affected, said City Attorney John Mullen, though it is unclear how legislators will interpret the law. The charter prevents the city from being able to require the agreements.
Project labor agreements "are an option, it's just an option that we will never choose," Kern said.
Kern wrote in an editorial published in the North County Times that some in Sacramento mentioned Oceanside as a city that would lose funding. That now seems unlikely.
He said he did not plan to place before voters any amendments for the charter.
Kern said the problem wasn't so much the effect of the bill on Oceanside but that state legislators are imposing their will on local jurisdictions.
"It was the citizens' choice of how they wanted to proceed (with the charter), it wasn't the legislature's," Kern said. "I will probably defer to the people 99.9 times out of a hundred versus the state Legislature."
Mayor Jim Wood has said repeatedly that he thinks the drafting of the charter should have had more input from city administrators, the public and him, and that it makes the city vulnerable to legislation like SB 922.
"When they (the City Council majority) were writing it ... we were concerned about some of the project labor aspects," said Wood, who is typically on the losing end of a 3-2 City Council vote. "Things like that come up, and that's because it wasn't really looked into by the citizens of Oceanside."