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Novell eDirectory 20080924
This document (5037181) is provided subject to the disclaimer at the end of this document.
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Novell eDirectory
SuSE Linux Maintenance Web (ef1bcc8cbc6b2ed29c6f85eaf38f2eec)
Applies to
Package: novell-NDSserv novell-NOVLemboxProduct(s):
Novell Open Enterprise Server 2 for x86
Novell Open Enterprise Server 2 for AMD64 and Intel EM64T
Patch: oes2-novell-NDSserv-5626
Release: 20080924
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All users of Novell eDirectory should update.Contraindications
None.Problem description
This patch resolves the following security vulnerabilities:- Security vulnerability: content-Length header heap overflow. (Bug 379880) (CVE-2008-4478) (TID 7000087)
- Security vulnerability: dhost accept language header heap overflow. (Bug 379882) (CVE-2008-4479) (TID 7000086)
- Security vulnerability: eDirectory core protocol opcode 0x0F heap overflow. (Bug 396817) (CVE-2008-4478) (TID 7001184)
- Security vulnerability: eDirectory core protocol opcode 0x24 heap overflow. (Bug 396819) (CVE-2008-4480) (TID 7001183)
- Security vulnerability: remote exploitation of eDirectory NCP memory corruption. (Bug 373852) (IDEF2996) (TID 7001185)
- Security vulnerability: httpstk allows cross site scripting. (Bug 387429) (CVE-2008-0925) (TID 3460217)
Please install the updates provided at the location noted below.
Installation notes
This update is provided as an RPM package that can easily be installed onto a running system by using this command:
rpm -Fvh novell-NDSserv.rpm novell-NOVLembox.rpm
file contents
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novell-NDSserv-8.8.2-71.12.i586.rpm | 6.1 MB (6435724) | 2008-10-23 13:50:23 |
novell-NOVLembox-8.8.2-31.1.i586.rpm | 2.1 MB (2280186) | 2008-10-23 13:50:25 |
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Josh Kerr has continued to dominate with another heat win in the Round of 48 at the 2010 Quiksilver Pro Portugal. With his win, Kerr secured a place in the Round of 24 facing Jean Da Silva and a surfer yet to be determined.
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Meals for crowds need to be simple to prepare, hot and filling. This is a favorite.Mike Marratzo, Florence, Alabama
- 6 cups grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 cup dried oregano
- 1 cup dried parsley flakes
- 3 cups butter, softened
- 12 garlic cloves, minced
- 3 cups canola oil
- 18 loaves French bread, cut into 1/2-inch slices
- 18 pounds shredded mozzarella cheese
- In a small bowl, combine the Parmesan cheese, oregano and parsley; set aside. In a large bowl, beat butter and garlic. Gradually beat in oil until smooth. Spread over one side of bread. Place with buttered side up in greased large shallow baking pans. Top each slice with 1/4 cup mozzarella. Sprinkle with Parmesan mixture.
- Bake at 400° for 10-12 minutes or until the cheese is melted and top is lightly browned. Serve warm. Yield: about 150 servings (2 slices each).
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Dr. Charles Sorenson, Jr.August 20, 2004 Senate Committee on the Judiciary "The Medical Liability Crisis and its Impact on Patient Care" Huntsman Cancer Institute, August 20, 2004 Testimony of Charles W. Sorenson, Jr., MD
Senate Committee on the Judiciary
I am testifying today on behalf of our trustees, our employees, and the patients we serve. In my testimony, I would like to offer the perspective of our regional health care system on the medical malpractice insurance crisis and on the need for federal tort reform. First, let me describe to you the dimensions of the medical malpractice insurance crisis as we experience it here in Utah. In its assessment of the crisis in various states, the American Medical Association has characterized Utah as an at-risk state; that is, a state that has not yet encountered the full dimensions of the crisis but a state that is showing problem signs indicating an impending crisis. IHC fully agrees with this assessment, and we are already seeing the negative impact of the crisis on patient care. Moreover, our experience is typical of the experience of other hospitals and health care organizations in our state. Like all Utah providers, we are currently experiencing the following symptoms of the emerging crisis: 1. Physician shortages and recruitment problems. We find it increasingly difficult to recruit physicians to practice in our hospitals in critical specialties such as neurosurgery, neurology, orthopedic surgery, trauma surgery, and cardiology. Physicians have become increasingly reluctant to take emergency call in the emergency rooms of our designated trauma centers. There is a significant amount of uncompensated care provided by both the physicians and the hospitals in these emergency rooms. This fact alone is a challenge for many physicians. The fact that these complicated trauma and emergency cases also bring with them an increased risk of malpractice claims makes the situation completely unattractive to many physicians. Some doctors ask the hospital to pay them to take call in the ER, despite the fact that hospitals likewise receive no funding from insurance companies or government for these patients. As some physicians relinquish hospital privileges to avoid ER duty, the burden increases on those who remain on staff. It is an unsustainable spiral. Obstetrics is an area of major concern. As a growing number of physicians cease delivering babies, our patients are left with fewer and fewer options. The problem is evident in urban as well as in rural communities. For example, at our hospital in American Fork, seven family practice physicians have recently relinquished their OB privileges, citing as reasons the rising cost of malpractice insurance, the risks of litigation, and the inconvenience of late night call. We know of numerous other physicians in Utah who have made the same decision, adversely affecting patients in the Salt Lake Valley, Cache Valley, St. George, and other communities. 2. The training of new specialists. We are very concerned by trends reported by medical schools around the country, including the University of Utah, that indicate a dramatic decrease in the number of students who are pursuing residencies in surgical and other high-risk specialties such as those mentioned previously. Clearly these are very demanding professions, requiring long years of postgraduate training and many interruptions of personal and family time in order to care for emergency patients at every hour of the day, every day of the year. These facts alone are significant detractors for many students. But others who would enjoy the challenge and rewards of these intense specialties turn to other fields when they come to understand that they would be exposed to a very high risk of malpractice litigation--even when practicing at an exemplary level. They are very aware that, in these specialties, even the best of the best are repeatedly dragged into expensive, time-consuming, and emotionally wrenching litigation. 3. Escalating health care costs because of defensive medicine. This phenomenon has been widely recognized in the medical literature for years, and it is not going away. At IHC we have made significant strides in helping physicians understand best clinical practices as recognized by evidence-based clinical trials and national specialty groups. It is impossible, however, for clinicians to ignore the reality of the medical liability environment in which they practice, and far too many diagnostic studies are ordered or interventions performed not because they make the best sense clinically, but because they might protect the physician in case of a later lawsuit. Many commentators have recognized that the United States has higher health costs per capita than many other countries with a comparable standard of living. How much of this difference is due to the unique tort laws we have in the United States, which often frighten physicians into over-evaluating and over-treating their patients? 5. Escalating malpractice insurance expenses. IHC provides malpractice insurance to its employed physicians and to its hospitals, clinics, and other facilities. In order to provide this insurance in the most cost-effective way, we self-insure up to a certain level of coverage. We benchmark our costs in this area against other excellent organizations, and continually strive to control these costs. Yet despite these efforts and a favorable claims record, our malpractice insurance expenses have increased by 136% in the last seven years, driving up costs to payors and diverting resources from patient care. So IHC and other organizations in Utah are already experiencing serious symptoms of the medical malpractice insurance crisis. It is adversely affecting patient care in our state in terms of decreased availability of certain key physician specialties, increased costs of liability insurance and legal work, and increased costs of defensive medicine. Now I'd like to address two analyses of the crisis that are frequently made by opponents of reform efforts. The first allegation is that the medical malpractice insurance crisis is largely due to widespread incompetence in the practice of medicine. In our experience, this allegation is absolutely inconsistent with the facts. As I previously noted, our organization has been widely recognized not only for the excellence of its care and medical outcomes but also for our pioneering efforts to systematically improve patient safety and to raise the standards of clinical excellence. IHC has focused on clinical quality for years. We have been fortunate to have leaders within our organization like Dr. Brent James, our vice president of Medical Research at IHC and executive director of the IHC Institute for Health Care Delivery Research. Dr. James has an international reputation in the application of continuous quality improvement techniques to the field of health care. Through the IHC Institute, he has helped train thousands of physicians, nurses, and other clinicians in the use of clinical quality improvement techniques. Dr. James also serves on the Institute of Medicine's National Roundtable on Healthcare Quality and its Committee on Quality of Healthcare in America. He was a member of the IOM committee that produced the two landmark reports on patient safety: To Err Is Human (1999) and Crossing the Quality Chasm (2001). The work of Dr. James and of many other clinical leaders is reflected in IHC's six clinical programs and our system-wide Patient Safety Initiatives. These programs create annual goals for clinical quality improvement in areas such as Cardiovascular Services, Cancer Services, Women and Newborns Services, Primary Care, Behavioral Health, and Intensive Medicine. Our programs have resulted in medical outcomes that rank among the best in the nation. We recognize that we still have much work to do, and we will not feel satisfied until every patient receives best care in every encounter. But much has been accomplished, and my point is that even though IHC has one of the most impressive records of clinical excellence and patient safety in the nation, we, like other medical institutions, are still experiencing the damaging effects of the malpractice insurance crisis. A second allegation often made by opponents of reform is that the precipitous rise in medical malpractice insurance rates is due to profit-seeking by insurance companies. The allegation is that the rates have been increased artificially to cover declines in investment income. This allegation, too, is inconsistent with the facts in Utah, where the insurance companies that provide most of the medical malpractice insurance are efficiently managed and not-for-profit. Roughly 4,300 physicians practice in Utah, and most of these physicians obtain their malpractice insurance through the Utah Medical Insurance Association (UMIA), a not-for-profit company affiliated with the Utah Medical Association (UMA). Most of the physicians not insured through UMIA are employed by one of the state's two major not-for-profit systems, the University of Utah Hospitals and Clinics or IHC. Both of these organizations self-insure for malpractice claims. UMIA, the University of Utah Medical Center, and IHC all seek to provide malpractice insurance at the lowest possible rates. Yet even in Utah, malpractice insurance premiums are skyrocketing at rates of 20% to 60%--or higher--annually. For example, average premiums for Utah ob/gyns have increased 94% in last four years, from $42,000 in 2000 to $81,628 in 2004. [Source: Utah Medical Insurance Association.] The problem of escalating premiums is especially acute for physicians in rural Utah, who have fewer patients among whom to spread the increasing cost of malpractice insurance. It is making it especially difficult for family physicians in rural areas to deliver babies. We are very concerned that unless significant changes are made, some communities in Utah will be without obstetrical coverage due to the malpractice insurance crisis. Thus, neither of these two allegations regarding the causes of the malpractice insurance crisis is consistent with the facts or with the experience here in Utah. Now I'd like to offer our perspective on possible solutions to the crisis: We believe that federal laws that are consistent nationwide and able to withstand challenges at the state level would be helpful in correcting abuses and perverse incentives in our current tort system. Consistently applied national limits on non-economic damages would be especially helpful. 2. Alternative dispute resolution ("ADR") methods such as mediation and arbitration may have the potential to slow the increase in malpractice expenses, but will be difficult to implement widely. Such methods will likely only be effective if a critical mass of patients agrees to use them. Unfortunately, IHC's experience suggests achieving a critical mass may not be possible on a voluntary basis and that mandating the use of ADR methods is extremely unpopular. In 2003, at the urging of the Utah Medical Association and most Utah physicians, IHC supported state legislation allowing physicians, as a condition of provision of non-emergency medical care, to require their patients to agree to use arbitration to resolve medical malpractice disputes. Evidence suggested that arbitration was faster, less expensive, and just as equitable as the traditional court litigation process. The Utah legislature enacted such a law, and a large percentage of Utah's independent physicians began using mandatory arbitration in their practices. At the urging of its employed physicians, IHC's board approved the use of mandatory arbitration agreements in some of our Physician Division clinics in late 2003. We did not believe this would significantly decrease our medical liability costs, but we did believe that it would decrease the lengthy time required to resolve disputes through the courts, decrease the percentage of dollars wasted in an adversarial legal system, and increase the dollars available to compensate victims of medical error. Considerable public resistance developed, however, to the concept that physicians could refuse to care for patients who did not sign arbitration agreements, and the 2004 legislature revised the law. IHC's Physician Division clinics now encourage--but do not require--patients to agree to resolve any disputes through arbitration. In summation, may I offer these concluding thoughts: 1. The medical malpractice insurance crisis in our nation is real and is already adversely affecting the delivery of care in Utah and other states. Growing numbers of patients are finding their access to care limited. 2. The primary cause of the crisis is that traditional tort litigation is a clumsy, expensive, and often inequitable instrument for the resolution of complex medical malpractice cases. In our current system, limited financial resources are too often consumed by the legal process rather than used to compensate injured patients. 3. The allegations that the crisis is primarily due to incompetent medical practitioners or to profit-seeking insurance companies are not supported by evidence. 4. Federal limits on non-economic damages are a promising method to address the medical malpractice insurance crisis. Alternative dispute resolution processes such as arbitration may also have potential to mitigate the problem and should be encouraged on a voluntary basis, but in our experience, efforts to mandate such ADR processes have been extremely unpopular with the public. IHC believes our traditional system of court litigation can be improved and that medical liability reform is sound public policy. On behalf of our volunteer trustees, our employees, and the patients we serve, I thank the committee for the opportunity to provide input on this important topic. Respectfully submitted,


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Elizabeth Short, September 23, 1943
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July 29, 1924
Died | c. January 15, 1947 (aged 22) Los Angeles, California, United States[1] |
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Occupation | Waitress |
Parents | Cleo Short (father) Phoebe Mae Sawyer (mother) |
"The Black Dahlia" was a nickname given to Elizabeth Short[2][3][4] (July 29, 1924 – c. January 15, 1947), an American woman who was the victim of a gruesome and much-publicized murder. Short acquired the moniker posthumously by newspapers in the habit of nicknaming crimes they found particularly lurid. Short was found mutilated, her body sliced in half at the waist, on January 15, 1947, in Leimert Park, Los Angeles, California. Short's unsolved murder has been the source of widespread speculation, leading to many suspects, along with several books and film adaptations of the story. Short's murder is one of the oldest unsolved murder cases in Los Angeles history.[1]
Early life[edit]
Elizabeth Short was born in Boston, Massachusetts; she grew up and lived in Medford. She was the third of five daughters of Cleo Short and Phoebe Mae Sawyer. Her father built miniature golf courses until the 1929 stock market crash, in which he lost much of the family's assets. In 1930, he parked his car on a bridge and vanished,[5] leading some to believe he had committed suicide. Short's mother moved the family to a small apartment in Medford and found work as a bookkeeper. It was not until later that Short would discover her father was alive and living in California.
Troubled by asthma and bronchitis, Short was sent to live for the winter in Miami, Florida, at the age of 16. She spent the next three years living there during the cold months and in Medford the remainder of the year. At age 19, Short travelled to Vallejo, California, to live with her father, who was working nearby at Mare Island Naval Shipyard on San Francisco Bay. They moved to Los Angeles in early 1943, but an altercation resulted in her leaving there and finding work in the post exchange at Camp Cooke (now Vandenberg Air Force Base), near Lompoc, California. Short next moved to Santa Barbara, where she was arrested on September 23, 1943, for underage drinking. Following her arrest, she was sent back to Medford by the juvenile authorities in Santa Barbara. Short then returned to Florida to live, with occasional visits to Massachusetts.
In Florida, Short met Major Matthew Michael Gordon, Jr., a decorated United States Army Air Force officer who was assigned to the 2nd Air Commando Group and in training for deployment to China Burma India Theater of Operations. Short told friends that Gordon wrote her a letter from India proposing marriage while he was recovering from injuries sustained from an airplane crash. She accepted his proposal, but Gordon died in a second airplane crash on August 10, 1945, before he could return to the United States. She later exaggerated this story, saying that they were married and had a child who died. Although Gordon's friends in the air command confirmed that Gordon and Short were engaged, his family denied any connection after Short's murder.
Elizabeth Short returned to Los Angeles in July 1946 to visit Army Air Force Lieutenant Joseph Gordon Fickling, an old boyfriend she had met in Florida during the war. At the time Short returned to Los Angeles, Fickling was stationed at NARB, Long Beach. For the six months prior to her death, Short remained in southern California, mainly in the Los Angeles area.
Murder and aftermath[edit]
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The body of Elizabeth Short was found in the Leimert Park district of Los Angeles on January 15, 1947. Her remains had been left on a vacant lot on the west side of South Norton Avenue midway between Coliseum Street and West 39th Street (at 34°00′59″N 118°19′59″W / 34.0164°N 118.333°W). The body was discovered by local resident Betty Bersinger, who was walking with her three-year-old daughter around 10 a.m.;[1][6] Bersinger initially mistook the body for a discarded store mannequin.[1] Upon realizing it was a corpse, Bersinger rushed to a nearby house where she phoned the police.[1]
Short's severely mutilated body was severed at the waist and completely drained of blood.[7] Not only was the body bloodless, but her body had been obviously washed by the killer as well.[8] Her face had been slashed from the corners of her mouth toward her ears, creating an effect called the Glasgow smile. Short also had multiple cuts on her thigh and breasts, where entire portions of flesh had been removed.[1] Her lower half was positioned a foot away from her torso, and the intestines were tucked neatly under the buttocks.[8] The body had been "posed" with her hands over her head, her elbows bent at right angles, and her legs spread.[1][5] Near the body, detectives found a cement sack which contained droplets of watery blood, as well as a heel print on the ground amidst tire tracks.[1]
The autopsy stated that Short was 5 feet 5 inches (1.65 m) tall, weighed 115 pounds (52 kg), and had light blue eyes, brown hair, and badly decayed teeth. There were ligature marks on her ankles, wrists, and neck. Although the skull was not fractured, Short had bruising on the front and right side of her scalp with a small amount of bleeding in the subarachnoid space on the right side, consistent with blows to the head.[1] The cause of death was hemorrhage from the lacerations to the face and shock due to blows on the head and face.
William Randolph Hearst's papers, the Los Angeles Herald-Express and the Los Angeles Examiner, sensationalized the case: The black tailored suit Short was last seen wearing became "a tight skirt and a sheer blouse" and Elizabeth Short became the "Black Dahlia", an "adventuress" who "prowled Hollywood Boulevard". As time passed, the media coverage became more outrageous, with claims that her lifestyle had "made her victim material".
On January 23, 1947, someone claiming to be the killer called the editor of the Los Angeles Examiner, expressing concern that news of the murder was tailing off in the newspapers and offering to mail items belonging to Short to the editor. The following day, a packet arrived at the Los Angeles newspaper containing Short's birth certificate, business cards, photographs, names written on pieces of paper, and an address book with the name Mark Hansen embossed on the cover. Hansen, an acquaintance at whose home she had stayed with friends, became a suspect. One or more persons would later write more letters to the newspaper, calling himself "the Black Dahlia Avenger", after the name given to Short by the newspapers. On January 25, Short's handbag and one shoe were reported seen on top of a garbage can in an alley a short distance from Norton Avenue, and then finally located at the dump.
Due to the notoriety of the case, more than 50 men and women have confessed to the murder, and police are swamped with tips every time a newspaper mentions the case or a book or movie about it is released. Sergeant John P. St. John, a detective who worked the case until his retirement, stated, "It is amazing how many people offer up a relative as the killer."
Gerry Ramlow, a Los Angeles Daily News reporter, later stated, "If the murder was never solved it was because of the reporters... They were all over, trampling evidence, withholding information."[citation needed] It took several days for the police to take full control of the investigation, during which time reporters roamed freely throughout the department's offices, sat at officers' desks, and answered their phones. Many tips from the public were not passed on to police, as the reporters who received them rushed out to get "scoops".
Short was buried at the Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland, California. After Short's sisters had grown up and married, Short's mother moved to Oakland to be near her daughter's grave. Phoebe Short finally returned to the east coast in the 1970s and lived into her nineties.[5]
Rumors and popular misconceptions[edit]
According to newspaper reports shortly after the murder, Elizabeth Short received the nickname "Black Dahlia" at a Long Beach, California, drugstore in mid 1946 as wordplay on the film The Blue Dahlia. Los Angeles County district attorney investigators' reports state that the nickname was invented by newspaper reporters covering the murder. Los Angeles Herald-Express reporter Bevo Means, who interviewed Short's acquaintances at the drug store, is credited with first using the "Black Dahlia" name.[9]
A number of people, none of whom knew Short, contacted police and the newspapers, claiming to have seen her during her so-called "missing week"—a period between the time of her January 9 disappearance and the time her body was found on January 15. Police and district attorney investigators ruled out each of these alleged sightings; in some cases, those interviewed were identifying other women they had mistaken.[10]
Many true-crime books claim that Short lived in or visited Los Angeles at various times in the mid-1940s; these claims have never been substantiated and are refuted by the findings of law enforcement officers who investigated the case. A document in the Los Angeles County district attorney's files titled "Movements of Elizabeth Short Prior to June 1, 1946" states that Short was in Florida and Massachusetts from September 1943 through the early months of 1946 and gives a detailed account of her living and working arrangements during this period. Although a popular portrayal amongst her acquaintances and many true-crime authors was of Short as a call girl, the Los Angeles district attorney's grand jury proved there was no existing evidence that she was ever a prostitute, and the district attorney's office attributes the claim to confusion with a prostitute of the same name. Another widely circulated rumor holds that Short was unable to have sexual intercourse because of a congenital defect that left her with "infantile genitalia". Los Angeles County district attorney's files state that the investigators had questioned three men with whom Short had engaged in sex,[11] including a Chicago police officer who was a suspect in the case.[12] The FBI files on the case also contain a statement from one of Short's alleged lovers. Found in the Los Angeles district attorney's files and in the Los Angeles Police Department's summary of the case, Short's autopsy describes her reproductive organs as anatomically normal, although the report notes evidence of what it called "female trouble". The autopsy also states that Short was not and had never been pregnant, contrary to what had been claimed prior to and following her death.[11]
The Black Dahlia murder investigation was conducted by the LAPD. The Department also enlisted the help of hundreds of officers borrowed from other law enforcement agencies. Owing to the nature of the crime, sensational and sometimes inaccurate press coverage focused intense public attention on the case.
About 60 people confessed to the murder, mostly men. Of those, 25 were considered viable suspects by the Los Angeles District Attorney. In the course of the investigation, some of the original 25 were eliminated, and several new suspects were proposed. Suspects remaining under discussion by various authors and experts include Walter Bayley,[13] Norman Chandler, Leslie Dillon, Joseph A. Dumais, Mark Hansen, George Hill Hodel, George Knowlton, Robert M. "Red" Manley, Patrick S. O'Reilly, Woody Guthrie, Orson Welles, and Jack Anderson Wilson.
Some crime authors have speculated on a link between the Short murder and the Cleveland Torso Murders, which took place in Cleveland between 1934 and 1938.[14] As with a large number of killings that took place before and after the Short murder, the original LAPD investigators looked into the Cleveland murders in 1947 and later discounted any relationship between the two cases. Nevertheless, new evidence implicating a former Cleveland torso murder suspect, Jack Anderson Wilson (a.k.a. Arnold Smith), with Short's death was investigated by Detective John P. St. John in 1980. St. John claimed he was close to arresting Wilson for the death of Short when Wilson unexpectedly died in a fire on February 4, 1982.[15]
Crime authors such as Steve Hodel (son of George Hill Hodel) and William Rasmussen have suggested a link between the Short murder and the 1946 murder and dismemberment of six-year-old Suzanne Degnan in Chicago.[16] Captain Donahoe of the Los Angeles police also stated publicly that he believed the Black Dahlia and Lipstick murders were "likely connected".[17] Among the evidence cited is the fact that Elizabeth Short's body was found on Norton Avenue three blocks west of Degnan Boulevard, Degnan being the last name of the girl from Chicago, and there were striking similarities between the writing of the Degnan ransom note and that of "the Black Dahlia Avenger". For example, both used a combination of capitals and small letters (the Degnan note read in part "BuRN This FoR heR SAfTY"), and both notes contain a similar misshapen letter P and have one word matching exactly.[18] Convicted serial killer William Heirens served life in prison for Degnan's murder. Initially arrested at age 17 for breaking into a residence close to that of Suzanne Degnan, Heirens claimed he was tortured by police, forced to confess, and made a scapegoat in the Degnan murder.[19]
Media portrayals[edit]
- A 1975 TV movie, "Who Is the Black Dahlia?" featured Lucie Arnaz in the role of Elizabeth Short.
- True Confessions, a 1981 film starring Robert De Niro and Robert Duvall was loosely based on the murder case. The film was adapted from a 1977 novel of the same name by John Gregory Dunne.
- A 2006 movie titled The Black Dahlia was released in September of that year starring Josh Hartnett, Scarlett Johansson, Aaron Eckhart and Hilary Swank. Mia Kirshner played Elizabeth Short in the film.[20] Directed by Brian De Palma, it was based on James Ellroy's 1987 novel The Black Dahlia, a fictionalized account of Elizabeth Short, the events in her life eventually leading to her death, and two obsessed cops who attempt to find her killer.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Gilmore, John (2001). Severed: The True Story of the Black Dahlia Murder. Amok. ISBN 9781878923172.
- ^ "Investigation : Birth Certificate". Blackdahlia.info. Retrieved 2010-02-02. "Copy of Short's registered birth certificate showing that no middle name was included"
- ^ Coroner's Inquest Transcript Inquest Held on the Body of Elizabeth Short, Phoebe Short testimony (Hall of Justice, Los Angeles, California 1947-01-22).
- ^ "Common Myths About the Black Dahlia and Their Origins". Larry Harnisch. Retrieved February 2, 2010.
- ^ a b c Harnisch, Larry. "A Slaying Cloaked in Mystery and Myths". Los Angeles Times. January 6, 1997.
- ^ "Black Dahlia (Notorious Murders, Most Famous)". trutv.com. Retrieved 2010-07-22.
- ^ McLellan, Dennis (January 9, 2003). "Obituaries: Ralph Asdel, 82; Detective in the Black Dahlia Case". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 2010-02-25.
- ^ a b Scheeres, Julia. "Macabre Discovery". The Black Dahlia. Retrieved 10/8/2013.
- ^ Red Ink, White Lies: The Rise and Fall of Los Angeles Newspapers, 1920–1962 by Rob Leicester Wagner, Dragonflyer Press, 2000
- ^ Excerpts From Grand Jury Summary BlackDahlia.info. Access date: November 4, 2007.
- ^ a b Fact Versus Fiction BlackDahlia.info.
- ^ District Attorney Suspects BlackDahlia.info.
- ^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alWIvTb1zfQ
- ^ The Cleveland Torso Murders aka Kingsbury Run Murders - Eliot Ness Case - Crime Library on truTV.com
- ^ William T. Rasmussen Corroborating evidence II Sunstone Press, 2006 ISBN 0-86534-536-8 pg 80-97
- ^ "The Black Dahlia: The Unsolved Murder of Elizabeth Short — Black Dahlia Intro — Crime Library on". Trutv.com. 2003-04-11. Retrieved 2010-08-12.
- ^ William T. Rasmussen Corroborating evidence II pg 101
- ^ William T. Rasmussen Corroborating evidence II Pg 122
- ^ William T. Rasmussen Corroborating evidence II Pg 48-70
- ^ http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000477/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1
Further reading[edit]
- Daniel, Jacque (2004). The Curse of the Black Dahlia. Los Angeles: Digital Data Werks. ISBN 0-9651604-2-4.
- Fowler, Will (1991). Reporters: Memoirs of a Young Newspaperman. Minneapolis: Roundtable Publishing. ISBN 0-915677-61-X.
- Gilmore, John (2006) [1994]. Severed: The True Story of the Black Dahlia. Los Angeles: Amok Books. ISBN 1-878923-17-X.
- Hodel, Steve (2003). Black Dahlia Avenger: A Genius for Murder. New York: Arcade Publishing. ISBN 1-55970-664-3.
- Knowlton, Janice; Newton, Michael (1995). Daddy Was the Black Dahlia Killer. New York: Pocket Books. ISBN 0-671-88084-5.
- Nelson, Mark; Bayliss, Sarah Hudson (2006). Exquisite Corpse: Surrealism and the Black Dahlia Murder. New York: Bulfinch Press. ISBN 0-8212-5819-2.
- Pacios, Mary (1999). Childhood Shadows: The Hidden Story of the Black Dahlia Murder. Bloomington, IN: Authorhouse. ISBN 1-58500-484-7.
- Rasmussen, William T. (2005). Corroborating Evidence: The Black Dahlia Murder. Santa Fe, NM: Sunstone Press. ISBN 0-86534-536-8.
- Richardson, James (1954). For the Life of Me: Memoirs of a City Editor. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons. (ISBN unavailable).
- Smith, Jack (1981). Jack Smith's L.A. New York: Pinnacle Books. ISBN 0-523-41493-5.
- Underwood, Agness (1949). Newspaperwoman. New York: Harper and Brothers. (ISBN unavailable).
- Wagner, Rob Leicester (2000). Red Ink, White Lies: The Rise and Fall of Los Angeles Newspapers, 1920–1962. Upland, Calif.: Dragonflyer Press. (ISBN ISBN 0-944933-80-7).
- Webb, Jack (1958). The Badge: The Inside Story of One of America's Great Police Departments. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice-Hall. ISBN 0-09-949973-8.
- Wolfe, Donald H. (2005). The Black Dahlia Files: The Mob, the Mogul, and the Murder That Transfixed Los Angeles. New York: ReganBooks. ISBN 0-06-058249-9.
External links[edit]
- truTV entry for Black Dahlia.
- The FBI's Black Dahlia files from the FBI's Freedom of Information Act site.
- "Somebody Knows" episode a 1950 radio program on the case.
- "Black Dahlia". Find a Grave. Retrieved June 10, 2013.


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In my last blog I blabbered on about Olympic sports that really ought to be banned even from the Special Olympics (e.g. synchronized swimming).
So here's the corollary, things that ought to be added to the Olympics. I believe we should combine different sports.
First off, the most bad-ass combo ever: the 400 Clean and Jerk. The competitor has to clean and jerk at least 250 lbs. (or whatever the hell that is in kilos) at the start of the 400 meters. Then he has to keep the weight extended fully over his head for the entire race, the first guy to cross the finish line, without assistance from a defibrillaor gets the gold medal. Naturally on the award stand his country's anthem will be played death-metal style.
Next up, Greco-Roman rowing. The superweight Greco-Roman team member acts as coxswain in the rowing event. The rowers challenge is to make it 1000 meters before the boat fills up with water due to the sinking back end. Plus it conjures up the variation on Chris Farley, only this time it's "fat guy in a little boat."
Next, Beach Butterfly: Let's see how tough Michael Phelps is when it's no longer just water he has to plow through. In this event he has to perform on the same surface owned by Misty and Kerri. Try that butterfly stroke in 3 feet of sand tough guy, let's see how fast your 200 meter time is now. Of course while the race is going on the female swimmers act as cheerleaders, wearing the bikini styles of the beach volleyball players.
Finally, baskoxing: Face it teams like Mexico or Burma have no chance to beat the U.S. (or even Canada) in basketball but, it's much closer when boxers get to play. No fouls are called when a player going up for a lay-up or dunk gets hit with a jab. Think Magic Johnson had a high voice? Wait until Kobe takes a full shot in the jewels from a Cuban welterweight during a breakaway. You know you'd pay big for those tickets. Plus the true ball handlers will separate themselves from the pack when they have to dribble in boxing gloves. How cool would it be to see the teams on the medal stand with taped ribs, black eyes, and ice packs.


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IBM's Big Green Generating Big Revenue
July 2nd, 2008 By: Rich Miller
When IBM rolled out its $1 billion a year Big Green data center initiative last May, we noted the program's "symbolic importance as a sign that Corporate America is mobilizing to tackle the tough environmental challenges." But are companies making Big Green purchases?
They are indeed, according to IBM, which says the Big Green initiative "has emerged as one of the most successful in IBM history." IBM says it made $300 million in new revenue from green client engagements in the fourth quarter of 2007, working with 2,000 clients and building more than 40 green data centers across the world.
The success of Big Green and other data center programs focused on energy efficiency is driven by business imperatives to capture savings, rather than environmental sensitivity. The green data center equation is captured nicely in this IBM commercial. Many of you may have seen it already, but it summarizes the reason companies are investing in data center efficiency.For more news from Big Blue, visit our IBM channel. For additional video, check out our DCK video archive and the Data Center Videos channel on YouTube.
Posted July 3rd, 2008Its interesting, and possibly unfortunate, that the industry started off calling these power saving initiatives "green". While there seems to be some pockets of interest in IT executives in the full range of green concepts (including reuse and recycling), for many the full range of green is simply not of interest. In promoting the Next Generation Data Center event we've fully switched from using the word "green" to "efficiency"…a word that goes beyond power and really resonates with IT buyers. IBM has the money to explain their terms, but for those who don't, I recommend saying what we really mean.
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For the third time in four years Las Vegas will play host to the U.S. Open Taekwondo Championships. This year's event will take place at the Las Vegas Hotel & Casino (formerly the Las Vegas Hilton), Feb. 21-24.
Nearly 1,800 athletes have registered for the event, including world and Olympic medalists, as well as at least 30 athletes who have qualified their country for this summer's Olympic Games in London. There will be 54 nations represented, including over 20 national teams.
"USA Taekwondo is honored to be hosting athletes, coaches, referees and others from around the world at the 21stannual U.S. Open," said USA Taekwondo CEO Eric Parthen. "With nearly 1,800 registered athletes, the 2012 U.S. Open will be the second largest U.S. Open in USAT's history and this year is arguably the most competitive field we've ever seen given the numerous Olympic and World Championship medalists that have registered to compete. USA Taekwondo appreciates the World Taekwondo Federation's support of the U.S. Open with a G-2 rating for the third straight year and we'd also like to thank the referees, volunteers, and family members who support this event to make it one of the biggest and most prestigious taekwondo Opens in the world."
For the third straight year, the World Taekwondo Federation has given the U.S. Open a G-2 rating, making it the highest rated open event on the WTF's list of sanctioned events in 2012. A G-2 rating means the event carries more weight toward world ranking points for its participants.
Competition begins at 9:00 a.m. each day and tickets may be purchased by clickingHERE > > . See the full schedule of events HERE > >
The event will utilize the Daedo-Truescore system as the scoring system for all sparring divisions.
In addition, competition matches will be available for viewing on the Dartfish channel. Click on the banner on the USA Taekwondo homepage at www.usa-taekwondo.us.
The 30 international athletes competing in the U.S. Open who have qualified their countries for the 2012 Olympic Games include three Olympic medalists and 11 world championship medalists.
MALE Flyweight (-58kg) Uno Sanli (Sweden) Damian Villa (Mexico) – '09 world silver medalist Khalil Safwan (Australia) Heiner Oviedo (Costa Rica) Yulis Gabriel Mercedes (Dominican Republic) – '08 Olympic silver medalist/'99 & '11 world bronze medalist Featherweight (-68kg) Diogo da Silva (Brazil) Idulio Islas Gomez (Mexico) – '09 world silver medalist Kismet Campbell (New Zealand) Welterweight (-80kg) Ramin Azizov (Azerbaijan) – '11 world bronze medalist Issam Chernoubi (Morocco) – '11 world bronze medalist Middleweight (-87kg) Sebastien Michaud (Canada) – '07 & '09 world bronze medalist Heavyweight (+87kg) Ivan Trajkovic (Slovenia) Francois Coulombe Fortier (Canada) Kenneth Edwards (Jamaica) Kaino Thomsen (Samoa)
FEMALE Flyweight (-49kg) Lucija Zaninovic (Croatia) Elizabeth Zamora Gordillo (Guatemala) Janethe Alegria Pena (Mexico) Sanaa Atabrour (Morocco) – '11 world bronze medalist Bantamweight (-53kg) Ana Zaninovic (Croatia) – '07 world silver & '11 world gold medalist Featherweight (-57kg) Hedaya Ahmed Malak (Egypt) Lightweight (-62kg) Karine Sergerie (Canada) – '08 Olympic silver medalist/'03 world silver, '05 world bronze, '07 world gold & '11 world bronze medalist Welterweight (-67kg) Farida Azizova (Azerbaijan) Elin Johansson (Sweden) Franka Anic (Slovenia) Andrea St. Bernard (Grenada) Seham Elsawalhy (Egypt) Carmen Marton (Australia) – '05 world bronze medalist Middleweight (-73kg) Nusa Rajher (Slovenia) Heavyweight (+73kg) Maria del Rosario Espinoza (Mexico) – '08 Olympic gold medalist/'07 world gold medalist
Other notable international competitors include 2000 and 2004 Olympic bronze medalist Pascal Gentil of France in the men's heavyweight division; Great Britain Olympic hopeful Aaron Cook in the men's welterweight division; 2009 world championship silver medalist Maxime Potvin of Canada in the men's lightweight division; 2011 world championship silver medalist Lamyaa Bekkali of Morocco in the women's bantamweight division; and 2009 world championship bronze medalistYvette Yong of Canada in the women's finweight division.
Among the U.S. entries are eight members of the 2011 Senior National Team, 18 members of the 2012 Junior World Team, 14 members of the 2011 Junior National Team and seven members of the 2011 Junior Prep Team.
2011 U.S. SENIOR NATIONAL TEAM MEMBERS COMPETING Lauren Cahoon Hamon (Miami, Fla.) Aziza Chambers (Springfield, Ohio) Charlotte Craig (Murrieta, Calif.) – '07 world championship bronze Luke Ford (Miami, Fla.) James Howe (San Ramon, Calif.) Stephen Lambdin (Colleyville, Texas) Deireanne Morales (Lynwood, Calif.) Sanaz Shahbazi (Sacramento, Calif.)
2012 U.S. JUNIOR WORLD TEAM MEMBERS COMPETING Zachery Budde (Maple Grove, Minn.) Alexandria Carino (Bakersfield, Calif.) Alec Coopman (Kapolei, Hawaii) Ethan Gallegos (Bakersfield, Calif.) Danielle Gay (Rhinebeck, N.Y.) Giuliana Gil (Camarillo, Calif.) Alexxis Grosso (Anaheim, Calif.) Ryan Guzman (Miami, Fla.) Brandon Ivey (Ashburn, Va.) Kelsey Junious (South Windsor, Conn.) Tiffany Khuu (Diamond Bar, Calif.) Cheyenne Lewis (Elk Grove, Calif.) Moriah Martin (Eagle River, Alaska) Deireanne Morales (Lynwood, Calif.) Matthew Morales (Miami, Fla.) Malik Taylor (Highlands Ranch, Colo.) Drew Thompson (Maple Valley, Wash.) Crystal Weekes (Staten Island, N.Y.)
2011 U.S. JUNIOR NATIONAL TEAM MEMBERS COMPETING Griffin Beland (Storrs, Conn.) Gregory English (Chicago, Ill.) Giuliana Gil (Camarillo, Calif.) Elias Guting (Milpitas, Calif.) Adrienne Ivey (Ashburn, Va.) Kelsey Junious (South Windsor, Conn.) Cheyenne Lewis (Elk Grove, Calif.) Deireanne Morales (Lynwood, Calif.) Madison Motoyasu (Santa Clarita, Calif.) Merissa Pico (Fort Lee, N.J.) Brandon Pitak (Hoffmann Estates, Ill.) Drew Thompson (Maple Valley, Wash.) Jeffery Williams, Jr. (Chicago, Ill.) Seth Wolfe (Miami, Fla.)
2011 U.S. JUNIOR PREP TEAM MEMBERS COMPETING Michelle Gonciarz (Salt Lake City, Utah) Chris Hidalgo (Salinas, Calif.) Katie Jackson (San Jose, Calif.) Trinity Sullivan (Coppell, Texas) Estuardo Teran, Jr. (Brownsville, Texas) Rachel Walsh (Roswell, Ga.) Kendall Yount (Owenton, Ky.)
Other notable sparring competitors include 2009 world champion Danielle Pelham(Bothell, Wash.) in the women's bantamweight division.
The 2011 U.S. National Poomsae team will also be well represented during with 14 athletes in action during Friday's poosae competition.
2011 U.S. NATIONAL POOMSAE TEAM MEMBERS COMPETING Barbara Brand (Sacramento, Calif.) Dan Chuang (Cambridge, Mass.) Hazel Cruz (Santa Clara, Calif.) Thu Doolittle (Coppell, Texas) Kristi George (Indianapolis, Ind.) Stephany Kim (Irvine, Calif.) Young-A Claire Kim (Los Angeles, Calif.) Erica Linthorst (Mt. Vernon, N.Y.) Anh Nguyen (San Jose, Calif.) Long Nguyen (San Jose, Calif.) Tuong-Huy Viet Nguyen (San Jose, Calif.) Lance Supnet (San Jose, Calif.) Ryan Tucker (Torrance, Calif.) Lisa Zhou (New York, N.Y.)
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