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Fredericton Police Chief Leanne Fitch and Deputy Chief Danny Copp are
confronted about possible Pedophiles in the Police Force???
confronted about possible Pedophiles in the Police Force???
Friday, September 12, 2008
You can listen to his words by clicking below -
Here's his views!!
Many of you know the name Charles Leblanc. For years he was a frequent letter writer to provincial newspapers and caller to radio and television talk shows. Several years ago he pitched a tent on the grounds of the legislature to protest what he felt was the over-prescription of Ritalin for children with A-D-H-D.
He's also gained some notoriety by being banned from the legislature and for operating a blog that takes shots at politicians, bureaucrats, the Irvings and Rogers Television. Leblanc is the first to tell you he can be a pain in the butt and many politicians and most of the mainstream media clearly see him that way. Two years ago, Leblanc was arrested while covering a demonstration in Saint John for his blog. He was roughed up during the arrest and the pictures he had taken of the demonstration were deleted from his digital camera.
Leblanc was charged with obstruction of justice. He was denied legal aid and only got legal representation because Fredericton lawyer Harold Doherty agreed to take his case for free. The cards were clearly stacked against Leblanc. Despite that, he was acquitted and as the facts became known, it became apparent there was an obstruction of justice, but it wasn't Charles Leblanc doing the obstructing.
He should never have been charged. In fact, he should never have been arrested and the evidence of that is as plain as day. The presiding judge certainly saw that. In handing down his decision, Justice William McCarroll noted that much of Saint John Police Sergeant John Parks' testimony was inconsistent with the video evidence. The judge's language was strong and left no doubt he did not believe the officer's sworn testimony.
I mean anyone who knows Charles Leblanc knows that Parks had to be lying when he said he deleted only one picture from his camera. When Leblanc is out and about getting stuff for his blog, he takes one picture about every ten seconds. There's no doubt there was more than one picture deleted.
Despite all this, an R-C-M-P investigation – which had a suspicious change of investigating officers midway through – concluded there was no evidence of perjury. It didn't say there was insufficient evidence. It said there was no evidence. That, quite frankly, is ludicrous and should make everyone very leery of our justice system. In the vast majority of criminal cases, defendants are convicted based in large part on the sworn testimony of police officers. I don't doubt that in the vast majority of cases, police tell the truth. This is a case where the evidence suggests a police officer did not and that should not be allowed to go unchallenged, regardless of whether the person is charged is a pain in the butt.
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Someone left a comment from an Irving's paper.
Sorry, we can't print those stories because the Irvings are always in this blog.
Jamie Irving ordered my old blog shut down!!!
You know old Germany style!!!
Anyway? Is this true?
I wonder what happened there???
One more talk show gone from New Brunswick???
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Drunken snobs are not leaving too much money at the Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival!!!
My God!!! It was terrible!!!
I'll write more on these issues once the Festival is over!!!
Watch out for the drunken snobs this weekend!!!
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Thursday, September 11, 2008
Nova Scotia increase their rebates but this Province puts a stop to it!!!
I believe that Premier Shawn Graham have totally forgotten the less fortunate in the South End of Saint John who voted for him in 2005.
If Shawn would have lost that By-Election in 2005? He would not be Premier today!!!!
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Blogger Charles LeBlanc makes KHJ (1260 AM) News in Fredericton!!!
I know many readers from outside of the area are very interested of the happening of my arrest in Saint John.
I decided to video tape the news.
The main stream media should be jumping all over this one.
Maybe they're too busy with the Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival?
Who truly knows???
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I decided to video tape the news.
The main stream media should be jumping all over this one.
Maybe they're too busy with the Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival?
Who truly knows???
Enjoy -
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Randy McKeen will give his views on John Foran's conclusion of my arrest in the morning!!!
Randy McKeen from KHJ Radio. He gives his views on many issues.
You can listen to a few of his views by clicking below -
Bottom line airs after the 7:30 news on KHJ (1260 AM) and after the 8 o'clock news on Capital (106.9 FM).
He was over my place last night and the interview should air today and in the morning.
He's very concern of Police investigating Police.
I'm surprised the media never jump on this one?
Oh well,C'est la vie!!!!
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This woman is a sweetheart, She never says much. She just sits on the couch and listens to her husband talking to the many strangers visiting her husband.
I interviewed Yvonne about the time an R.C.M.P. officer tried to killed her.
The media never covered the story.
Her concern is this - If she was treated like this at the age of 66 years old? What other bad deed are the R.C.M.P. doing to other citizens in New Brunswick?
The R.C.M.P. handcuff her and forced her head in the water twice.
Very scary stuff.
Here's the interview and she even broke down crying once.
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
I told the Iron Horse that I will not blog the minutes of our meeting with the Minister a few weeks ago.
Minister John Foran asked Harold Doherty if he would put his concerns in writing?
The Iron Horse did just that!!!
My God!!! He's good!!!!
Here's the letter -
August 8, 2008
Honourable John W. Foran
Solicitor General and Minister of Public Safety
Argyle Place
364 Argyle Street
Fredericton, New Brunswick
Dear Sir:
Re: Charles LeBlanc Complaint
This is to confirm the concerns expressed in my visit to your offices on Tuesday, August 6, 2008 in respect of the above noted matter.
1) The RCMP conducted investigation found no evidence of perjury.
The finding of no evidence of perjury, as opposed to insufficient evidence of perjury, with respect to Sgt. Parks, as alleged in Mr.LeBlanc's complaint, is difficult to accept in light of the evidence produced at trial, the findings of the learned trial judge and the information submitted with Mr. LeBlanc's complaint.
2) The Findings of the Trial Judge
In Mr. LeBlanc's trial on charges of obstructing justice he was acquitted by His Honour Judge McCarroll.
R. v. LeBlanc, Citation #2006NBPC37
Page 16
It is clear from the C.B.C. video that contrary
to what Sergeant Parks testified to, Mr. LeBlanc was off to his right some distance, not behind him. It's likewise clear when reviewing the tape in slow motion, that contrary to what Sergeant Parks testified to, the defendant was not moving towards him just prior to his arrest. It is inconceivable to me after viewing the tape, how Sergeant Parks could have perceived the defendant, down on one knee, some distance from the protestors, taking pictures, as a threat.
Page 17
It is clear from the video that immediately upon turning the previously arrested Mr. Webber over to another officer, Sergeant Parks for some reason, went directly towards the defendant, grabbed him in the upper chest area,pushed him towards the far wall, and pinned him there. In his testimony, Sergeant Parks said that he did not touch the defendant until they were at the far wall.
Sergeant Parks justified his arrest of the defendant, not only on the basis that the defendant was behind him and that he posed a threat with his camera, and that he was moving towards him, but also because he refused a direct order from Sergeant Parks to leave the area.
After viewing the video many times at normal speed and slow speed, the conversation the officer said he had with Mr. LeBlanc prior to his arrest was not in any way apparent to me.
Pages 17-18
Sergeant Parks said the defendant was resisting somewhat and had to be taken to the floor in order to apply handcuffs,
yet the photo marked Exhibit "D" clearly shows
Sergeant Parks and Mr. LeBlanc strolling arm and arm from one side of the foyer to the other with no sign whatsoever of resistance from the defendant.
Page 20
The conflicting evidence in this case presents me with difficulties in arriving at a conclusion the accused is guilty as charged. There is such a discrepancy between the evidence of Sergeant Parks and the CBC video, that I find it unsafe to convict Mr. LeBlanc. I am not even satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt that if Mr. LeBlanc was in fact ordered to leave by Sergeant Parks, he heard or understood the order. I have pointed out other serious inconsistencies between the evidence of Sergeant Parks and the video earlier on in this judgment.
Considering the evidence in it's totality with all of the inconsistencies,I am not satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt that Charles LeBlanc willfully obstructed Sergeant Parks in the execution of his duty.
His Honour Judge McCarroll is an experienced trial judge and a former Crown prosecutor. His choice of language in describing the several inconsistencies between the CBC video and Sgt. Parks is unusually strong in not accepting the testimony of an experienced police officer. As the decision makes clear, Judge McCarroll studied the evidence carefully, viewing the CBC video recording several times. The inconsistencies he found in Sgt. Parks evidence were not peripheral facts in the case. They were central to the charge of whether Mr. LeBlanc committed obstruction of justice and to Judge McCarroll's decision to acquit.
3). Sgt. Parks' Deletion of Photos on Mr LeBlanc's Camera
Sgt. Parks stated in his file notes and in testimony that he saw and deleted only one picture from Mr. LeBlanc's camera.
Constable Tanya Lawlor testified that Mr.LeBlanc had been on the scene throughout the day taking pictures.
Mr. LeBlanc did not testify in court but informed investigating RCMP Officer Delaney-Smith that he had taken many pictures that day and that they had all been deleted. He also informed her that the Canon camera he uses does not permit you to unknowingly delete all photos.
The CBC video shows Mr LeBlanc taking pictures of the demonstration in the opposite direction from Sgt Parks before he is arrested.
The last picture on the camera could not have been of Sgt Parks and he would have had to do a search of the camera in order to see a picture of himself.
All photos were deleted and that can not be done accidentally with this type of camera.
You either have to delete all pictures one at a time and therefore intentionally or you have to press delete all in which case the camera asks you to confirm that you want to delete all and then you have to perform another 2 steps by moving the cursor over to the right and pressing OK. A bright green line then shows you the progression of the deletion process.
Again, you can not unknowingly delete "all" on this Canon camera model. This information was presented to the first investigating officer Delaney-Smith.
4. A Second Officer Took Over the Complaint File
The RCMP investigation was initially conducted by RCMP Corporal Delaney-Smith. She spoke with me in addition to interviewing Mr. LeBlanc. I understood from my discussion that her report would be done in December.
In the new year there was no news and at some point I was informed that the file was being handled by Staff Sgt. Gary Belliveau.
It is understood that there may be more than one officer involved in a file for any number of innocuous reasons. In the circumstances of this case though, with an experienced trial judge pointing out, in strong language, several clear inconsistencies between Sgt. Parks testimony and the CBC video evidence, and an investigation conclusion of NO evidence of perjury Mr. LeBlanc is suspicious that the RCMP may not have liked the first investigating officer's conclusions and then changed them. I share Mr. LeBlanc's suspicion.
Harold L Doherty
I received this email from the Minister last week -
Dear Mr. Leblanc:
I am writing to you in response to our meeting held on August 5th in my office. At that time we discussed your concerns related to the outcome of an RCMP investigation of allegations of perjury by a Saint John police officer.
Your specific concerns were directed at a statement in Mr. Quigley's letter that the RCMP found no evidence of perjury in their investigation. Officials from the Policing Services Branch of my Department have discussed this further with the RCMP. To elaborate, the police will only lay charges when they feel they have sufficient evidence of the required elements of an offence to ensure a reasonable prospect of conviction in court under that offence. In this case, they concluded that their investigation did not yield sufficient evidence required to pass that test.
If you do not accept the outcome of an RCMP investigation, the appropriate process to follow is to initiate a complaint with the Commission for Public Complaints Against the RCMP, as that is the organization with a federal mandate to provide civilian oversight of the RCMP. Further information on this organization, including the proper process to initiate a complaint, may be found on the internet at http://www.cpc-cpp.gc.ca/. They may also be contacted by telephone at 1-800-665-6878.
Because your initial complaint to the New Brunswick Police Commission contained allegations of a criminal offence, which lay outside their jurisdiction, they followed proper procedure and referred the matter to me to request a police investigation. Now that the criminal investigation has been concluded, any other complaint you might have that would fall under the purview of the Police Act, such as a breach of the Code of Professional Conduct Regulation, may still be worthy of review by the New Brunswick Police Commission. They may be contacted at (506) 453-2069 for further advice in this regard.
If you have any further questions with respect to how to initiate either process mentioned above, please contact the Assistant Deputy Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Services, Mr. Dick Isabelle, at (506) 453-3603 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Thank you for bringing your concerns to my attention. I hope that the information provided in this letter is helpful to you in understanding the options you have for public oversight of our police forces.
Yours sincerely,
Hon. John W. Foran
Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General
c.c. Assistant Commissioner Darrell LaFosse, Commanding Officer, J Division RCMP
Mr. Peter Seheult, Chair, New Brunswick Police Commission
Mr. Dick Isabelle, Assistant Deputy Minister, Police, Fire and Emergency Services
So? What do you think? Scary?
You darn right it is!!!!
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A Kuikuro man displays striking traditional adornments and body art at Toca da Raposa.
Ancestors of the Kuikuro have long inhabited the Xingu National Park area. Archeological finds show that the technologies and the economic basis of the Kuikuro and other upper Xingu groups date back to about 2,000 years. Hunting is not an important activity to the Kuikuro, whose major diet staples are manioc (complemented by other crops, amounting to about 90% of their diet) and fish. Seasonal fruit, honey and other items add variety to their diet.
The Kuikuro have a deep understanding of constellations and time some of their rituals and activities according to the heliacal rising of certain stars.
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Do you ever think less of your work when you CASE (Copy and share with Everyone) somebody? I noticed that I do. I'd love to be original every time I sit down to create, but that's not where I'm at. Yet, when I share the finished product of a CASEd card I often hasten to add; "I copied someone else". Like its a shameful thing. Almost as if the card in my hand appeared of its own will and as if the time I spent working on it meant nothing at all. How unfortunate! Making cards is a labor of love for me. I create because I love to do so. I find it restful and peaceful and it brings me joy when others enjoy what I made for them.
Well, my Mother-in-law recently told me that I shouldn't think of it as a copy, instead I should say "This card was inspired by". What a difference a few words can make! This way of speaking takes into consideration the time and labor it took to create my own version and it acknowledges that along the way I made it my own.
Let me show you what I mean. I found this card in a recent Paper Crafts magazine that I borrowed. I just snapped a quick photo with my iPhone, so unfortunately I cannot credit the person who made it properly.
I find this simply stunning. I wanted to try my hand at the square background you see behind the trees. Since I own the same stampset it would be a simple matter to try this. Here's my version of this card.
Of course it's obvious where the inspiration came from, but here are a few of the differences:
- I turned it into a Christmas Card
- I added "snow capped" hills
- I added glitter and stitching
I love the original card, but what I love more is that it spurred my own creativity to take it a step further and make it my own. That's nothing to be ashamed of!
So, how do you relate to CASEing? Leave a comment with your thoughts.
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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
LEXINGTON—Notre Dame continued its trek toward a second straight KHSAA girls' state soccer title with a 4-0 win over South Laurel Saturday at Lafayette High School.
"Bottom line is we were totally overmatched," South Laurel coach Todd White said. "Tonight it wasn't our night. Notre Dame was two steps ahead when they had the ball." That was for most of the game, as the Lady Pandas had 90 percent of possession in a game that easily could have been 10-0 had it not been for the play of Lady Cardinal keeper Charity Humfleet.
"Charity played as well as any keeper in this tournament," White said. "I'm so proud with how far she has come in two years."
Notre Dame (24-2-1) recorded its 18th clean sheet of the season. Through the first two games of the state tournament, the Lady Pandas have outscored their opponents, 6-0. During their run to last year's title, they scored 14 goals while allowing their opponents just 3.
Coming into the game, the Lady Cardinals (15-7-1) had scored 110 goals on the season, averaging nearly five goals a game. But against the stingy Notre Dame defense, South managed just one shot on goal, coming with just under 15 minutes remaining in the game, on a weak shot from Karli Parker.
Notre Dame put pressure on the South Laurel goal from the opening whistle, and after several near misses or saves by Humfleet, finally broke through when Ellie Eckerle scored in the 8th minute for a 1-0 lead. She just missed a second goal in the 16th minute when her header sailed just wide.
A half hour into the match Katy Zembrodt was able to touch a loose ball past Humfleet as the Lady Pandas took a 1-0 lead into the half.
"Both goals in the first half I thought we were unlucky," White said.
Notre Dame added two more goals in the second half to complete the 4-0 shutout. In the 57th minute Jamie Bramlage scored on a header off a corner kick, then in the 71st minute, Hannah VonHandorf side volleyed in a cross to make it 4-0.
"It was a tough match," White said. "They were a good team. At first I thought we were nervous and we didn't do the things we wanted to do. We knew the only way to compete with them was by possessing the ball. We were a little thin on the bench and just didn't have the energy. But we aren't dropping our heads; we were fortunate to be in the Elite 8."


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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Senior guard Jon Scheyer was unusually quiet, even considering the fact that Duke had lost 89-77 to Georgetown on Saturday.
He was disappointed because President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden were watching from front-row seats, and the Blue Devils played one of their worst games of the season.
Its a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, he said. Not many people get that opportunity. And we didnt take advantage of it.
A mob of photographers snapped pictures as the president entered the arena shortly before the national anthem at the Verizon Center. President Obama, a former high school basketball player who regularly plays pick-up games, stood with his hand over his heart and sang the words to The Star-Spangled Banner.
Biden arrived shortly after tipoff and took a seat to President Obamas left. The president joked a couple times with referee Bryan Kersey. At halftime, the president he shook hands with fans and talked with Washington Post columnist and ESPN Pardon The Interruption host Michael Wilbon.
At the first media timeout of the second half, the president went to the broadcast table near midcourt to be interviewed by Verne Lundquist and Clark Kellogg of CBS. The president and vice president stayed for all but the final 1 minute, 15 seconds, leaving to chants of, USA, USA.
The president did not speak to either team. His personal assistant, former Duke player Reggie Love, didnt stop by to meet with the Blue Devils either.
President Obamas appearance came on the heels of a phone call earlier in the week when he congratulated Kentucky on its fundraising for Haiti disaster relief and its No. 1 ranking. The Wildcats lost their next game.
His presence didnt help Duke, either. But coach Mike Krzyzewski appreciated his attendance.
For the president and vice president to be here and show their support of college basketball is spectacular, and I think thats the best, Krzyzewski said. And he generated a lot of excitement. Its neat to see our country excited about their president. I mean, thats a cool thing.
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PORT ARTHUR — There is a rumor going around Port Arthur and Lamar State College-Port Arthur that audiences will be rolling in the aisles at the production of Neil Simon's "Rumors."
A four-day run of the show, presented by drama club "A Class Act," will open on Thursday, Oct. 24, in the Black Box Theater in the Performing Arts Center, located at 1500 Procter Street in Port Arthur. Shows start at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday with a 2:30 p.m. matinee on Sunday. Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for students and $5 for children. Students, faculty and staff of Lamar State College-Port Arthur are admitted free. To reserve tickets, call 409-984-6111.
In this slapstick farce, upper class New York couples arrive at the home of Deputy Mayor Charlie Brock and his wife Myra to attend their 10th wedding anniversary dinner party. It isn't much of a party since there is no food, except for a bag of pretzels. But that is the least of their worries since the host, hostess, and even the servants are missing from the party. Ken Gorman, a lawyer, first discovers that Charlie has shot himself with a gun through the earlobe in a failed suicide attempt. For fear of how the media and police would react, Ken and his lawyer wife Chris Gorman, and eventually the other couples, do everything possible to conceal the evening's events. Comedy arises when one lie-filled rumor leads to another in this outrageous game of telephone tag where small misconceptions wind up making a huge difference.
Clark Reed, assistant technical director at LSC-PA, makes his directorial debut with "Rumors." He will benefit from a veteran cast whose exuberance plays perfectly with the farcical nature of the show.
"The student actors in my cast have such a willingness to learn, to grow, and to be the best they can be," Clark said. "I always say that our goal is to have a show done as well as it can be done, and the cast has bought in and work diligently to create the best show. That is the most rewarding part for me, watching the lights come on in the students' minds and watching them fully express their talents."
Members of the cast include Hunter Hodges, Alexa Gilbeau and Kelsey Strother, all of Orange, Carlton James of Port Arthur, Christina Gengo and Nick Bishop of Port Neches, Richard Lopez and Breana Landry of Nederland, Pamela Hudgens of Vidor and Dylan Kilday of Silsbee.
"I am very excited to be given the opportunity to direct a show here at LSC-PA," said Reed, a native of Snyder, Texas. "We have fantastic facilities, amazingly talented students and awesome support from the administration, faculty, and staff. This makes my job directing much easier and such a pleasure to experience."


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Sue Clark, 77, of Flatwoods, passed away peacefully on Feb. 9, 2013, at Trinity Station in Flatwoods under the care of Community Hospice.
She was born June 28, 1935, in Carlisle, Pa., to the late Harry C. and Nita M. Beck of Elizabethtown, Pa.
She graduated from Elizabethtown High School in 1953, where she played field hockey and was also a cheerleader. Sue served three years in the U.S. Air Force and was a veteran of the Korean War. She was a devoted and loving wife and homemaker as well as raising three sons. She loved to travel with her husband, Russ, any time they had the chance. Some of her hobbies were painting, flower gardening and reading. She was also an avid fan of Kentucky Wildcats basketball and a fan of all sports.
She was also preceded in death by her husband of 54 years, Russell E. Clark Jr.; a brother, Harry Beck; and a baby sister, Mary Jane.
She is survived by her three sons, Rusty (Molly) Clark of Ashland, Tim (Cindy) of Daytona Beach, Fla., and Ron (Barbara) Clark of Ashland; seven grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and a brother, Ronald (Jean) Beck of Elizabethtown, Pa.
The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013, at Carman Funeral Home in Flatwoods with words of comfort by Jack Edwards. Burial will be in Golden Oaks Memorial Gardens in Ashland.
Friends may call two hours before services Tuesday at the funeral home.
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Downtown Cleveland recs for a single
Hoping for some updated eating recs for a single woman that will be in walking distance to my hotel in downtown Cleveland.
I am from Chicago and will be in Cleveland for 1 week in September for a crash course and an exam. So I will be stressed, tired, and food will be my escape! I will be staying at a Marriott (Residence Inn Cleveland Downtown 527 Prospect Avenue East) for that time, and am looking for places in walking distance to eat while I am there. A short taxi ride for a great/special meal is a possibility.
Looking for casual places for some dinners during the week and/or take-out ethnic places. And then I would love a fabulous dinner or two to celebrate, as the exam and week winds down.
I love everything food-wise, although I have to admit a brazilian steakhouse or the popular Polish favorite in Cleveland doesn't appeal to me at the moment. New American, fusion, french, italian, tapas, absolutely any Asian or indian (but only if they are very good...). I used to live in San Francisco and my favorite restaurant was Canteen. And for a recent splurge in Chicago I ate at Alinea. But more often I am looking for the perfect french fry or a simple, tasty meal with fresh/high quality ingredients.
I am not shy about eating alone, and am happy to eat on a barstool. If there are places I should make reservations for (for my celebration dinner), let me know if that is an issue (likely Saturday night).
I may have a small kitchen in my room, so if there is a good grocery store nearby that would be helpful to know too.
It sounds like CROP will not be open when I am there, but that would have probably been high on my list.
Thanks for your time.
Well, you're super close to the numerous dining options on East Fourth. I haven't been to Noodlecat yet but it sounds like it would be up your alley. Plenty of celebration-worthy dining there at Greenhouse Tavern, Lola, and/or Chinato.
For a greater selection of casual dining, you could walk or take the RTA (public train line aka "Rapid" but it is not actually rapid) one stop across the river to W 25th St. Bar Cento is good especially if you make it during happy hour-- nice beer selection and limited but very tasty menu. Alaturka has good Turkish but not my favorite ambiance-- might be better for take-out. I haven't been to Nate's Deli (Middle Eastern) but have heard great things.
I would happily dine alone in any of these places! I hope you enjoy them and have some fun during what sounds like a pretty stressful visit.
Bar Cento
1948 West 25th Street, Cleveland, OH 44113
The Greenhouse Tavern
2038 E 4th Street, Cleveland, OH 44115
Nate's Deli & Restaurant
1923 W 25th St, Cleveland, OH 44113
E 4th St, Cleveland, OH
You have a lot of great choices. During the weekday/daytime, many more places are open than at night for a quick bite to eat, but plenty of choices abound on E 4th street for nighttime. I dine solo there for lunch and occasionally for dinner all the time.
Lunch places I recommend close by: Vincenza's pizza and pasta (GREAT pizza) - go out the Prospect side of your hotel, it's basically a stone's throw.
On Euclid, the next street north of prospect, you have Noodlecat (still long waits here but moves quickly, it's new), Zoup and the recently opened sit-down place Pura Vida, which is right on public square. Just a couple doors down there is a vegan restaurant that serves REALLY good food called the Flaming Ice Cube. Note that there are other places here but I don't really recommend all of them.
On E 4th, you have Saigon (mild thai and pho), Lola, the Greenhouse Tavern (GREAT for a solo diner at the bar, and a good place to get your perfect french fry), House of Blues and Chinato - Chinato is one of my fave restaurants in the city, I sit at the bar and eat there all the time. These places are all also open for dinner and I recommend them all, though obviously HOB is a chain.
Across Euclid at E 4th is the Euclid Arcade. Great sandwich shop just inside called Presto, they do pressed sandwiches, soups and salads. Go down the steps into the arcade and there's a couple of decent takeout places in the arcade's food court - Greek Express (chicken kabob and spanakopita are good, thursdays they have cauliflower curry that's very good) and on the L is Lelolai bakery, which serves AWESOME authentic Cuban sandwiches and very good flan.
The Greenhouse Tavern
2038 E 4th Street, Cleveland, OH 44115
Greek Express
401 Euclid Ave Ste 51, Cleveland, OH 44114
House of Blues
308 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH 44114
E 4th St, Cleveland, OH
Many thanks!
You guys are great. I am going to make reservations at Chinato and Lola, and will think about hitting Greenhouse Tavern for a perfect french fry if my budget can manage it.
I also love the additional casual recommendations within walking distance. I will have lunch covered most days during my meeting/course (it will be crappy, but since I paid for it I will probably eat it), but will try to hit several of the local ones recommended for a cheaper dinner if they are still open. Would love a cuban sandwich, and pho and a good pizza slice.
You guys are great mind-readers.
The Greenhouse Tavern
2038 E 4th Street, Cleveland, OH 44115
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Test ID: LIPA
Lipoprotein (a), Serum
Secondary ID A test code used for billing and in test definitions created prior to November 2011
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- In a small skillet over medium heat, melt butter. Stir in sugar and cinnamon and heat until bubbly. Peel and quarter the banana. Place banana pieces and lemon juice in skillet and cook 3 to 4 minutes more, basting with syrup.
- In a long-handled pan, heat rum and banana liqueur over medium heat until just warm. Ignite the alcohol and pour carefully over the banana slices. Remove the banana pan from the heat and continue to baste the banana slices with their sauce until the flames die down. Serve at once.
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I just had this pricey dessert in New Orleans at the restaurant that invented it. It was fantastic! Ingredients are identical except for amounts. Try 1/4-1/2 cup butter, 1cup brown sugar, 1/2 tsp. cinnamon, 1/4 cup banana liqueur,4 bananas, 1/4 cup dark rum. Cook same as this. Serve over ice cream. It's hard to believe something this simple can taste so heavenly! Elegant dessert. Thanks Chrissi!
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Excellent. But then it's impossible to go wrong with a banana's foster
recipe -- it's just such a great dish. I doubled the recipe and flambeed
it slightly differently: after the bananas softened, I poured the alcohol
directly into the pan, waited a minute for it to warm up, then lit it on
fire. The result was great poured over ice cream, though the remnants at
the bottom of the dish were a little rummy. (Most of the syrup was fine.)
I might've stirred too soon while it was on fire thereby putting it out
too soon to let all the alcohol burn off? Or maybe I should've just taken
other reviewers' advice and used a little less alcohol.
Before cooking this recipe, I did a lot of research on the web. There are dozens of recipes out there, all varying wildly in the amount of the various ingredients. So this dish is apparently very forgiving about quantities. The alternative flambeing technique I used is actually more common than the two pan method called for in this recipe. Incidentally, the best page I found discussing this recipe is a very entertaining read: http://www.gumbopages.com/food/dessert/ban-foster.html
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FABULOUS! So quick & easy! I doubled and used 3 bananas. No alcohol, used Vanilla instead of liqueur. Spooned over vanilla ice cream and drizzled chocolate syrup on top! The kids and my husband FREAKED OUT at how good this was! Thanks, I will be sure to make this one for family and friends. Even camping with angel food cake!
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apparently 1964
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Funny little story about open source business models and trends: this story goes about the long time discussed and awaited Alfresco Confluence integration, and goes back of almost one year. Confluence is the Enterprise wiki solution from Atlassian, while Alfresco…well I guess it does not need introductions on this blog
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This project started in June 2009 hosted in Google code as joint open source initiative by Alfresco and an Alfresco pan-european partner, Sourcesense: originally hosted on Google Code under the name "Confluence Alfresco Plugin". The project was originally meant to provide access to Alfresco documents from Confluence macros, and was based on the Alfresco proprietary webscripts ReST API. After a promising initial implementation was drafted, the project has not seen any commits as of Jun 2009: the reason behind this sudden stop was that this implementation was based on very specific Alfresco APIs, and the rise of an Open Standard like CMIS would have made such an approach an early obsolete product.
Where one seem to stop, another rises from its ashes: as natural continuation of the Confluence Alfresco project, in the very same mid 2009 in Google Code a new project is opened under the, more generic, name of Confluence CMIS Plugin. As the name suggests, the scope of this set of Confluence macros was, not just to integrate Alfresco, but to provide Confluence a more generic support for any CMIS compliant repository: this open source & open standard approach was based on the initial versions of Apache Chemistry Java client, still under heavy development at that time, but already attracted some buzz in the Confluence community.
Present times:
Almost one year has passed since then, and I keep on receiving requests (almost on a weekly basis) from Alfresco partners and customers interested in an Enterprise solution for Alfresco Confluence integration.
What happened with Confluence Alfresco (and its successor Confluence CMIS plugin)?
Looking a bit deeper at the project's mailing lists you can find some hint of what's going on:
Sounds a bit like the ant vs grasshopper battle, doesn't it?
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First of all, I must say I really do hope the two efforts will soon be consolidated into one, both from an open source contributor and also Alfresco business perspective. Still for now, we'll have to stick and choose one.
Those who know me already might already be guessing this: at the moment, I quite like the approach of the Confluence CMIS plugin, and not only because you can actually check out the code from Google Code / get snapshot releases NOW and have macros in your Confluence to work against any CMIS repository.
Ah, and also not just because I'm a committer in the Apache project (Chemistry) developing OpenCMIS, which is now used by this plugin
The reason is instead that I really do prefer an open approach to ECM, especially about building integrations, and that comes out of the my very personal idea of software development.
IMHO, being software development a process, there's more to it than just a good mix of high quality code and good sales/marketing skills: to build a successful (and scalable) solution, you need to have a sustainable and lean process backing up the development of your solution, a process where systems and people can interact on standards basis and clear information flows, like the ones a controlled open source process can offer.
The Confluence
Alfresco CMIS integration story, is just one example of how the very same solution can be approached in multiple ways: with no doubt, from my perspective, the CMIS based approach is bound to be superior in terms of longevity and maintainability (thus reliability of the business model).
Also, in order to achieve a much broader target, it might be beneficial to keep it in the open source arena: this way, it might get the resonance and the broader adoption that the Confluence community is waiting to actually start consolidating content in more advanced ECM platforms like Alfresco (or any other CMIS compliant server), based on top notch libraries like OpenCMIS (BTW, we're working toward a first release out soon).
And don't get me wrong, I'm not just a Stallmann style fundamentalist: it's still perfectly possible to develop proprietary (and maybe enterprise specific) extensions which might use a different licensing and business model, and maybe Alfresco specific capabilities. I just believe that for core ECM functionalities and product integration, it's just always better to stick to the standard (especially after all the work put into the CMIS process).
And that sounds especially reasonable, if you think that both Alfresco (LGPL licensed) and Confluence (offering free hosting for Open Source projects) have important stakes in the Open Source community and potentially customer/prospects which value the extended benefits of an Open (source + standard) approach.
And if you not convinced yet, I have few more thoughts on what I mean by Open (source and standard) ECM …]]>
Today is a shiny day in my humble open source geek existence: after about 9 months after having been awarded the Apache Chemistry committership, I finally did my first ASF code commit.
About the slowest ever…
When tweeting about it, I go this interesting consideration by my friend and ex-colleague Mario :
"@mindthegabz Congratulations! 9 months for a commit is like a childbirth…"
While I tend to agree on the quite same importance of having a kid and doing an Apache Commit :p ,
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OK enough. We have had our share of snow this winter, and I for one hope we've seen the last of it.
PAULA BRYANT: Keep the ban: Here's why
- Last Updated on 07:54 AM 02/12/14
- The Gazette-Virginian
Last week's messy spill at Duke Energy's retired Dan River Steam Station in Eden, N.C. spewed 82,000 tons of toxic coal ash into the Dan River strengthening opponents' arguments of what might happen to area waterways if the moratorium on uranium mining is lifted in Virginia.
PAULA I. BRYANT: Anything but a Super Bowl
- Last Updated on 07:59 AM 02/05/14
- Paula I. Bryant
It's downright depressing. Not only are we in for six more weeks of winter weather, but the "super" football game of the year that had been hyped for weeks turned out to be "a blowout."
Volunteer heroes
- Last Updated on 08:12 AM 01/22/14
- Paula I. Bryant
Halifax County has experienced a rash of fires over the past few days, more so than usual it seems, even though this is the time of the year when everyone is cranking up the woodheaters, electric space heaters and furnaces as the temperatures dip.
Death by pun
- Last Updated on 08:07 AM 01/15/14
- Paula I. Bryant
Our friend, Carlyle Wimbish, recently sent us an email of puns that someone spent a lot of time thinking up, and that person obviously had too much time on his or her hands.
A dedicated call to duty
- Last Updated on 02:27 PM 12/30/13
- Paula I. Bryant
While doing some end of year cleaning — you know throwing away last year's clutter to make room for more in the coming year — I ran across some information my dearly departed friend and colleague Sonny Riddle may have used to write a column years ago.
Christmas diet
- Last Updated on 07:36 AM 12/24/13
- Paula I. Bryant
Enjoy these 10 wonderful tips for your Christmas diet as provided by our friend and Master Gardener Coordinator William McCaleb.


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Apple Reportedly Working on 'Micro Dock' Connector For iPhone, iPad And iPod
Apple is planning to replace the standard 30-pin dock connector that is used in the iPhone, iPad and iPod with something more compact, according to iMore.
iMore reports:
An updated "micro dock" would make room for bigger batteries, 4G radios, and other components far more important to the iPhone and iPad in a PC free world.
We've heard that Apple is getting ready to ditch the dock connector as it's currently sized and implemented on iPods, iPhones, and iPads.
As iMore points out, the reason for replacing the 30-pin connector with something more compact is to make room for components for next generation iOS devices, such as 4G radios, bigger batteries, new sensors etc.
However, replacing the standard 30-pin connector would result in compatibility issues with existing accessories that make use of the dock connector (unless it also provides a convertor). Apple has been quite prepared to take such hard decisions to achieve the goal of making their iOS devices thinner and smaller in the past. For example: Apple was one of the first companies to start using micro-SIM card.
iMore also makes a valid point that with introduction of PC Free features such as Wi-Fi Sync, AirPlay and iCloud, the importance of the dock connector has changed.
It is probably wishful thinking, but it would be nice if the mobile industry sat down and came up with a common standard that could be used across mobile devices to reduce the cable clutter.
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July 29, 2014
COLLEGE STATION -- Texas A&M Director of Athletics Bill Byrne was contacted by University of Kentucky Athletic Director Mitch Barnhart at 7 p.m. Thursday requesting permission to speak to Aggie basketball head coach Billy Gillispie about the head coaching position with the Wildcats.
"Coach Gillispie is one of the top coaches in the country and we certainly do not want to lose him," Byrne stated. "At the same time, I do not want to stand in the way of any member of my department who wants to explore another option if he or she feels that is in their best interest."
Gillispie inherited an Aggie basketball program that finished 0-16 in Big 12 regular-season play in 2003-04 and led the Aggies to the NIT in his first season and posted back-to-back appearances in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in the school's history. Texas A&M set a school record for wins in a season with a 27-7 record in 2006-07. The Aggies posted a 13-3 record in Big 12 play to finish in second place, one game back of Big 12 champion Kansas.
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The older boys have had a really good time looking up different card tricks on the internet. They are actually really good at them! One, in particular, of N's is pretty amazing.
For family night a couple of weeks ago, they put on a magic show for us. We had to record it of course, but the movie is too long to share here. You'll just have to imagine how exciting it all was.
J. had several cool card tricks, and is getting really good at sleight of hand:
My favorite trick of N's was one where you pick two cards, and then he shuffles them into the deck. Tidies the deck and then slams it against one palm, and the two cards you picked shoot out. I honestly don't know how he does it:
Miss K. was pretty frustrated with the card tricks, so she decided to wow us by breaking all the records for the tallest magical cup tower. It was a rousing success.
Little B's trick was so, so cute. We have one of those Ikea step stools with a hand-hold cut out in the middle of the top step, so he puts three cups on the stool, upside down, of course, and puts a puff-ball under one of them. He waves his magic wand (photo below), moves the cups around, and then moves the one with the puff ball *over* the hole in the stool, so it falls through. We, of course, applauded wildly and wonder aloud where in the world that puff ball went. He was super pleased.
The older boys are poring over Mark Wilson's Complete Course in Magic, which they got for Christmas a couple of years ago. I anticipate many more magic shows in our future :)
p.s. I'm reading the GAPs diet book with the scary title and trying to wrap my head around the introductory diet. I think I probably need to do this, but goodness gracious it looks challenging. Those of you who have done this with kids – do the kids seriously subsist on little more than soup that first week? Edited to add since the GAPS discussion got lost Not decided on GAPS, still reading the book. Was incredulous (not serious) about the intro diet + kids. Would work with my doctor if I go this route. (No worries, Laura. xo)


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GOODYEAR, Ariz. – Reds manager Dusty Baker has raved about Donald Lutz this spring. Lutz or "Big Lutz," as Baker calls him, has a lot of pop in his bat.
How much pop?
"He hit a ball as hard the other day . . . it reminded me of Willie Stargel and those guys. When I was a kid and I was playing center field, I was nervous. (I thought) Willie Stargel and Willie McCovey might hit a ball that I'd misjudge and it would hit me in the chest and go through me."
Lutz went into Wednesday 6-for-17 (.353) with a home run and five RBI.
Lutz, the 24-year-old who grew up in Germany, has only played 40 games above the Single-A level. But he's hit 23 and 25 home runs the last two years. Lutz was limited to 107 games last year because of an oblique strained.
"He'd be further along if he hadn't got hurt," Baker said. "He'd be ready for Triple-A."
Lutz will probably start at Double-A Pensacola.
"Wherever he starts, he'll elevate fast," Baker said. "He has great aptitude. He likes to compete and he works hard. There's going to come a time when he'll put pressure on the organization to do something."
Lutz is transitioning to the outfield from first base.
"He ain't messed up yet," Baker said. "You know how I love defense, but it's getting harder and harder to field bats. I told you what my roommate said: You shake a baseball tree and about 100 gloves will fall out and two bats."
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Analysing the likelihood of the latest transfer rumours, including Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal's targets.
Carles Puyol talked to the press yesterday, reaffirming his commitment to the club - and outlining his desire to continue playing at the Camp Nou until he is 40 years of age
Think about it, it makes a lot of sense. Tottenham could just cash in big time.
Tottenham Hotspur fans want to know what signings their teams have in store, but they should also be keeping an eye on their rivals for fourth place.
Turns out Arsenal didn't actually lodge a bid for Stewart Downing -- according to Aston Villa, at least. Will the England international be on his way to Liverpool this week?
If Florent Malouda does move on, Chelsea's depth at left wing would need to be resolved first.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Florida State women's basketball player Latavia Coleman, who suffered an ankle injury with 2:21 remaining in last night's win over Georgia Tech, will be lost for the remainder of the season with a fracture to her right ankle. Coleman's ankle will be placed in a cast for four-to-six weeks.
The Macon, Ga., native is Florida State's leading scorer at 17.7 points per game and also ranks second in scoring in the Atlantic Coast Conference. She has started all 25 games for FSU this season and has scored in double-figures in all but two contests, including 13 games of 21 points or more. The forward has led the team in scoring in 17 games and in rebounding in 10 contests.
Forward Arleshia Davidson, a 6-2 junior from Marietta, Ga., will replace Coleman in the starting lineup. Davidson is averaging 7.6 points and 3.6 rebounds per game in 19.0 minutes of play off the bench. She has scored in double figures in eight games.
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Sheriff Chuck Smith reported that on 07/20/2013 about 1236 hours, deputies and Woodbury police officers responded to 622 Williamson Circle, Woodbury, Georgia in reference to persons shot. Upon arrival on the scene the responding units discovered three victims being shot at the location. One elderly female victim was discovered deceased as a result from her injuries. Two other victims at the scene being a white female and a white male were discovered to be in critical condition. These victims were transported to the Columbus Regional Medical Center in Columbus, Georgia for treatment. Both were later transferred to another trauma hospital due to the severity of their injuries. The investigation into this matter revealed that a 6 years of age, juvenile had been abducted from the scene as well as the deceased female's victim's car being stolen. The juvenile was later released unharmed by the suspect at a residence in Pine Mountain Valley, Harris County, Georgia.
Sheriff Smith stated that his agency is currently searching for the suspect in this matter identified as a Timothy Jody Chambley, W/M, 53 yoa., approx. 6′ in hgt., 140 Ibs., long gray hair that may be in a ponytail, possible beard or goatee, with multiple tattoos, two tattoo's being described as a cat and the hat on his left arm and a cartoon character with a ? mark above the head with a ball and chain on his right arm.
The subject's last known address was in Pine Mountain Valley, Georgia. Sheriff Smith provided the stolen vehicle descriptive as being a 1998 Pontiac Grand Am, beige/gold in color, damage to the passenger side of the vehicle with a Georgia Bull Dog novelty tag on the front bumper, bearing Georgia Tag Number DPILBJ (handicap), registered in Meriwether County, Georgia.Additional investigative information revealed that Chambley may now be driving a grayish/blue with a black or dark colored roof 4 door older model sedan. Chambley may also be in the company of an unknown W/F. Chambley may also have relatives in the Powder Springs, Cobb County, Georgia area.
Sheriff Smith stated that his agency is being assisted in the investigation by the Georgia Bureau ofInvestigation, Harris County Sheriff's Office, Woodbury P.O. and the U.S. Marshall's. Sheriff Smith request that anyone with any additional information into this investigation or the whereabouts of Timothy Jody Chambley to call his office at (706) 672-4489 or your area law enforcement agency by dialing 911. Chambley is to be considered armed and dangerous.
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I am not familiar with a 383 Hydro....it must have been made by the Cub Cadet, Corp.
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I am not familiar with a 383 Hydro....it must have been made by the Cub Cadet, Corp.
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Amid Controversy, DOJ Replaces Prosecutors in Sen. Stevens Case
Posted Feb 17, 2009 9:42 AM CDT
By Debra Cassens Weiss
The Justice Department has replaced the legal team that prosecuted U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens after a federal judge said he would hold prosecutors in contempt for failing to comply with a court order to turn over documents.
A court filing reveals that the legal team will no longer participate in post-trial proceedings regarding alleged misconduct in the case, the Anchorage Daily News reports. The "scope of the decision" is unclear, the article says.
U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan issued the contempt finding after he learned there was no reason why prosecutors delayed turning over court documents regarding an FBI whistle-blower who claimed government misconduct in the case. "Isn't the Department of Justice taking court orders seriously these days?" he asked. Sullivan later removed trial attorney Kevin Driscoll from the contempt order since he was brought into the case more recently, The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times reported.
The other three lawyers targeted by Sullivan are William Welch II, the chief of the DOJ's public integrity section; Brenda Morris, the section's principal deputy chief, who is lead prosecutor in the Stevens case; and Patricia Stemler, the chief of the Criminal Division's appellate section. Welch, Morris and four other lawyers will no longer participate in the case, the story says.
The whistle-blower, FBI agent Chad Joy, claims prosecutors tried to conceal evidence in the case and alleges another agent had an improper relationship with the government's star witness. Stevens was convicted for failing to report gifts, including home improvements.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - The Knoxville Police Department cited nine men on Wednesday during an undercover operation at Tyson Park.
Officers say the men exposed themselves to uncover officers in the park's restroom.
A police spokesperson told Local 8 News the men are 20 to 60 years old, but do not know each other.
He also told wanted to make it clear that no children were targeted and that officers do not believe the men planned on performing any sex acts in the bathroom. They only wanted to meet there for dates.
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Mando Launch Amplifon Site Revamp
In recent months, we've been working with hearing-aid specialist Amplifon in order to develop their new online presence.
The new site, which launched in June, represents a refreshing new feel while remaining on-brand and reflecting Amplifon's position as the world leader in their field.
The website provides visitors to the site with easy-to-use functionality, allowing them to easily locate what they are looking for and includes user-friendly features such as a branch locator for the company's 200+ hearing care centres nationwide and the facility to request a free hearing test online.
Mando built the site using the Umbraco content management system, which allows Amplifon to benefit from much greater flexibility and control over their content and changes a previously static site into a fluid and dynamic digital offering.
We've also been working closely with Amplifon in providing design input to support advertising campaigns both online and television based. Mike Copley, Online Manager at Amplifon, said:
"We are really delighted with the new website – it looks great and gives visitors all the information they want about hearing loss and how we can help, as well as allowing people to book a hearing test online. There's also an excellent branch locator so you can find which of our 200 hearing care centres is near you. The site is helping us drive our business forward and since the new site was launched we've seen a considerable increase in site traffic."
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Note: After this article was published, new research by Professor Don Foster of Vassar College cast doubt on Clement Clarke Moore's authorship of "A Visit from St. Nicholas." For a discussion of the controversy, see "Literary Sleuth Casts Doubt on Authorship of Iconic Christmas Poem" (New York Times).
TRUTH BE TOLD, the 19th-century author who bequeathed us the image of a fat, jolly, white-bearded St. Nicholas ("His eyes — how they twinkled! his dimples how merry!") was himself a dour, straitlaced academician. As a professor of classics at the General Theological Seminary in New York City, Clement C. Moore's most notable work prior to "A Visit from St. Nicholas" was a two-volume tome entitled A Compendious Lexicon of the Hebrew Language.
Fortunately for us, the man had children.
Legend has it Moore composed "A Visit from St. Nicholas" for his family on Christmas Eve of 1822, during a sleigh-ride home from Greenwich Village. He supposedly drew inspiration for the elfin, pot-bellied St. Nick in his poem from the roly-poly Dutchman who drove his sleigh that day. But from what we know of Clement Moore, it's much more likely that he found his imagery in literary sources, most notably Washington Irving's Knickerbocker History (1809) and a Christmas poem published in 1821 called "The Children's Friend."
'Knickerbocker History'
Irving's History, a satire on the transplanted customs of New York's Dutch population, contained several references to the legendary St. Nicholas ("Sinter Klass" in Dutch), a stern, ascetic personage traditionally clothed in dark robes. Apart from his annual mission of delivering gifts to children on Christmas Eve, we would scarcely recognize the character as the Santa Claus we know today.
"The Children's Friend," a poem for young people, harkened from the same tradition but also added new elements to the "Santeclaus" myth: the first known references to a sleigh and reindeer. The poem begins:
Old Santeclaus with much delight
His reindeer drives this frosty night.
O'er chimney tops, and tracks of snow,
To bring his yearly gifts to you...
Fat and jolly Dutch burghers
According to Duncan Emrich in Folklore on the American Land (Little, Brown, 1972), when Moore sat down to compose a Christmas poem for his own children, he took inspiration from what he had read in these works — and not just details pertaining St. Nicholas himself. Emrich observes:
From Irving and the Dutch tradition he drew St. Nicholas, the traditional St. Nicholas. But from his past reading of the Knickerbocker History, Moore remembered most vividly the descriptions of the fat and jolly Dutch burghers with their white beards, red cloaks, wide leather belts, and leather boots. So, when he came to write a poem for his children, the traditional and somewhat austere St. Nicholas was transformed into a fat and jolly Dutchman. Also, from "The Children's Friend" of the year before, which he had probably purchased for his own youngsters, he drew not one lone reindeer, but created the new immortal and fanciful eight.Still, it seems reasonable to suppose that Moore's most profound inspiration came not from his readings but from a keen appreciation of his audience. He wasn't writing for publication, but to delight his own six children. To that end, he transformed the legendary figure of St. Nicholas, the patron saint of children, into Santa Claus, a fairy tale character for children. It was perhaps Moore's greatest contribution to the tradition, and at least partially explains Santa Claus' overwhelming popularity in American culture ever since.
'A mere trifle'
Moore, stodgy creature of academe that he was, refused to have the poem published despite its enthusiastic reception by everyone who read it. His argument that it was beneath his dignity evidently fell on deaf ears, because the following Christmas "A Visit from St. Nicholas" found its way after all into the mass media when a family member submitted it to an out-of-town newspaper. The poem was an "overnight sensation," as we would say today, but Moore would not acknowledge authorship of it until fifteen years later, when he reluctantly included it in a volume of collected works. He referred to the poem "a mere trifle."
The irony of this, as Duncan Emrich points out, is that for all his protestations, Professor Clement Clarke Moore is now remembered for practically nothing else at all.


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Sara graduated from Fairfield's MFT program in May 2009. She is a former graduate assistant and currently works as a Clinician at St. Vincent's Behavioral Health in Westport, CT.
When starting out, I thought I had to do "family therapy" with every client and family I had. I realized however, that that is not always possible. Working in an inpatient psychiatric hospital, I see a lot of different levels of acuity. Some people and family's I can engage in therapy, while others I simply can not for various reasons (most of the time it is due to severe psychosis or delusional thinking). The question in my mind soon became, how do I best serve these families in a therapeutic way? I realized, through talking to some of my more seasoned colleagues in the field that psycho-education is the best way; and it still is therapeutic for the families as well as the client/patient. I was also happy to learn/realize that it still can be systemic. Through psycho-education a therapist can bring a new level of understanding of/or about the "illness" to a family system. In doing so, we as therapists can change the dynamic of how the family communicates with each other, and with the IP (identified patient); thus (hopefully) changing the dynamic of the system for the better. With the use of psycho-education, I have seen the levels of anxiety drop in families, and literature states that it can also lead to less readmissions of the client/patient. So although it may not be the "classic" form of family therapy, I find it to be an invaluable one, and one that may too often be over-looked. This experience has definitely reinforced the adage that therapy is not a "one size fits all" profession; and although it may not be the most cutting-edge form of therapy families can still benefit from psycho-educaiton in a therapeutically systemic way.