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Two Visions of the Apocalypse
Today when I got out of work the weather had taken a turn to sunny and warm. I have a brand new sun dress, and anyway, the world is due to end today. So I'm wearing it.
Strangely enough, I think I heard the end of the world prophet, Harold Camping, on Family Radio about a month ago while driving through the Bershires on my way to a conference organized by a witch named Starhawk. I was scanning stations, and tuned into an elderly man preaching on the Rapture. I listened for a while before finding NPR.
Today Family Radio is silent, perhaps the staff was Raptured…
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – With no sign his forecast of Judgment Day arriving on Saturday has come true, the 89-year-old California evangelical broadcaster and former civil engineer behind the pronouncement seemed to have gone silent.
Family Radio, the Christian stations network headed by Harold Camping which had spread his message of an approaching doomsday, was on Saturday playing recorded church music and devotional messages unrelated to the apocalypse
Oh well.
When I got to the conference, Starhawk was running classes on permaculture, a philosophy of building local, sustainable systems. She wrote a novel, The Fifth Sacred Thing, that deals with a society in the ruins of ecological collapse. Here is an excerpt from an address she gave after doing volunteer work in New Orleans…
There's a Native American proverb that goes, "If we don't change our direction, we're going to end up where we're headed." Where we're headed, without a major, fast, global shift in our technology, our means of food production, our economics and our values, is a world of multiple Katrinas, intensified storms, rising seas, drowned coastal cities, drought, famine and the wars that come in their wake.
We still have a small window of time to avoid that fate, and we have the knowledge we need to do it. I believe we bear a special responsibility, those of us who love the Goddess, who honor the sacredness of life, who draw our sense of renewal and our vitality from contact with the elements and the natural world. We belong in the forefront of the movement to heal our damaged earth, to learn the skills and tools for doing so, and to agitate for the public policies to put those skills to work. There's no more vital work we can do at this moment in history.
This week, author Junot Diaz was interviewed on NPR. He spoke compassionately about the popularity of end of the world beliefs– about a general uneasiness about the changes we see and the fear of what lies ahead…
Apocalyptic catastrophes don't just raze cities and drown coastlines; these events, in David Brooks's words, "wash away the surface of society, the settled way things have been done. They expose the underlying power structures, the injustices, the patterns of corruption and the unacknowledged inequalities." And, equally important, they allow us insight into the conditions that led to the catastrophe, whether we are talking about Haiti or Japan. (I do believe the tsunami-earthquake that ravaged Sendai this past March will eventually reveal much about our irresponsible reliance on nuclear power and the sinister collusion between local and international actors that led to the Fukushima Daiichi catastrophe.)
If, as Roethke writes, "in a dark time, the eye begins to see," apocalypse is a darkness that gives us light.
But this is not an easy thing to do, this peering into darkness, this ruin-reading. It requires nuance, practice, and no small amount of heart. I cannot, however, endorse it enough. Given the state of our world—in which the very forces that place us in harm's way often take advantage of the confusion brought by apocalyptic events to extend their power and in the process increase our vulnerability—becoming a ruin-reader might not be so bad a thing. It could in fact save your life.
As easy as it is to mock a failed Rapture, I have some words of comfort for all those Left Behind. We're in interesting times, and nothing is certain. But we will face them together, and the more we hold to our best principles of putting right before selfishness, the better we will survive the coming storms.
Starhawk in the Washington Post
This was posted by Kladner on Buzzflash— Starhawk, a writer, activist and prominent voice in Pagan spirituality comments on the political hysteria around plans to build an Islamic community center a few blocks away from the World Trade Center Site.
Paganism has been growing in the US since the 1970's and Pagans have experienced misunderstanding and persecution by some of the same people who are making news by burning copies of the Koran– an act that only disgraces themselves.
Pagans know that when politics and public discourse descend to a hate-fest of blame and condemnation, we could be next. And as someone born Jewish just six years after the defeat of the Nazis, when you start burning books and demonizing religions, I start asking, "When will you be coming for me?"
Read the rest here, it's brief and to the point.
I'm so glad to see Starhawk in the Washington Post. She opened my eyes to my own spirituality with her book, 'Dreaming the Dark.' She has a long career as an activist for human rights and environmental justice. I only wish that some of the religous and political leaders in the Christian faith would speak out as clearly for religious freedom and mutual respect. One Catholic bishop, one Evangelical minister, one Rabbi, one brave politician could do a great deal to bring us back to the angels of our better nature.


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I for one was pretty impressed with the way the Niners played today. Obviously it's disappointing to not get the win, but I didn't expect the game to even be as close as it was. I was especially happy with the way the defense played, shutting down the Colts offense about as well as one could hope for. I think Mike Singletary and Greg Manusky deserve a lot of credit for that. But BIg Blue Shoe, the head writer for the SBNation Colts blog, apparently doesn't. Here's what he said about Singletary in his quick recap of the game:
One more thing: Mike Singletary is a bum. A total and complete bum of a coach. As Bob Lamey and Will Wolford noted during the Colts radio broadcast, the 49ers were doing their best New England Patriots impersonation by faking injuries in order to slow Indy's no-huddle offense. The radio announcers noted players were receiving signals from 49ers coaches to "go down" when the Colts tried to go hurry-up. It was disgusting. It was vomit-inducing.
It didn't work.
So, congrats Mike! Your team is 3-4. You've lost three in a row, and when the chips were down, you tried to cheat. Oh, and all those defensive changes you did this past week? Yeah, they didn't work either. Manning threw for 347 yards, completed 64% of his passes, and the Colts won. Utter and complete tool = Mike Singetary. 49ers fans deserve better than this dirty schmuck. I hope they don't think my disgust at Singletary is disgust for the 49ers. Nothing but respect for the 49ers as an organization, and I love the community at Niners Nation. But Singletary's coaching today was both vile and un-becoming an NFL coach.
The Colts are 7-0, sans attempts to cheat, and did so in a scrappy, hard fought game. Go Colts!
I was pretty shocked when i originally read this as I didn't think there was anything to the injuries when I watched the game other than that our players were getting banged up. I admittedly wasn't thinking about the injuries too much but it just doesn't seem like something Mike Singletary would do and there weren't too many injuries anyway. I'll be watching this closely when I re-watch the game but I wanted to know what you guys think.
Were the Niners cheating and trying to keep the Colts from running their hurry up? Or were the injuries just part of the game? As I said in the thread on Stampede Blue the Niners use defensive hand signals normally anyway so I have a hard time believing the Colts radio guys could seperate those from the "dirty signals". Beyond that is what BBS said about Singletary fair? I really don't think it is, given the lack of proof of the cheating.
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9:09am Friday 14th February 2014 in News By PubSpy
IS it a pub or is it a restaurant? That's the big question surrounding The George in Hayes.
My worry is it might just be too sophisticated to be a really appealing boozer.
Approaching from the road it looks like more like a cluster of houses, albeit posh ones, with its big bay windows but as you gets closer the attractive tables and gravel area outside say classy bar.
Stepping in on a Thursday afternoon, the thing that struck me was the loud buzz of conversation. The place was thriving, with barely a spare seat in the small bar area out front.
It is very swanky inside with an imposing bar selling a huge variety of very middle class lagers - San Miguel, Amstel, Peroni, Meantime's London Lager - and service is impressively swift and efficient from smartly dressed, polite staff.
You do pay a bit of a premium, though, with my Spanish lager coming in at £3.95.
Roughly two thirds of the place is restaurant, and a fine looking one it is too.
I took a seat in the more pubby bit, in a comfortable tub seat around a gaudy silver cafe-style table.
There's something quite continental about going for a beer in The George - it's stylishly decorated on the whole with muted browns, lots of wood and understated art on the walls, and the crowd is very cosmopolitan.
There is even a tapas style bar menu serving the likes of salt and pepper squid, koftas and mozzarella risotto balls.
As it looked like a foody kind of gaff and I was supping a Spanish brew, I decided to try the mixed croquettas which I thought was good value at £3.95.
That is until the tiniest (though elegantly presented) bowl came out and I
began to fee aggrieved.
But that feeing didn't last long either as they tasted divine - crisp on the outside and creamy light and studded with tender salty meat inside.
While I was enjoying myself, The George did give me that existential fear - is this really the sort of place where PubSpy comes for a pint?
I can't imagine staggering the station after eight pints here and I'm unlikely the come across much pub rock (having said that, the background music was at pleasing volume and I was heartened to hear Simon and Garfunkel being proudly played in public). The place has jazz nights for chrissakes. Jazz.
It's the kind of bar-cum-restaurant where you wouldn't feel at all odd ordering a herbal tea at 8pm on a Saturday.
And you know what? I liked it.
The George, Hayes Lane, Hayes.
How it rated:
Atmosphere**** refined but buzzy
Staff ***** fast and professional
Drink ***** great range of good quality beers
Food *** tasted beautiful but could have done with more
Price ** a bit steep
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I totally agree with everything Hayesman says in his post. Service is very slow at the George, staff are rude or oblivious to customers whilst they enjoy their chatting behind the bar and the ale is not always of the greatest quality. This used to be a lovely little pub especially when it was a Beefeater however it has lost it's charm mainly due to the staff and especially the management. However, there are rumours that it is up for sale - fingers crossed eh!
11:58am Fri 28 Feb 14
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This did used to be a very nice local pub when a Beefeater if not a little tired. It was given a much needed re-fit that had been needed for years around 2007/08 by Ember Inns where by customers could sit anywhere to drink or eat, as it should be.
The current management took over after only a couple years and ripped out an already expensive re-fit in order to waste money on their re-fit. No wonder they over charge and give you a two to three inch head of foam on one's beer even if the customer requests no head! The staff just argue with the customer that that's the way they have to have there over priced larger.
We had occasion to be in the George under its current management and was asked to move from our table that we were drinking at because it was reserved for people eating. The reason we were sitting there was because there were no free tables in the overly small bar area.
We just left and will not return until new sympathetic "pub" not "restaurant only", management return.
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Archeologists working for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District, aided by teams from the U.S. Navy, retrieved a 64-square foot section of a Civil War ironclad warship from the bottom of the Savannah River Tuesday night.
The CSS Georgia is a Confederate ironclad warship that was built in Savannah during the Civil War.
The warship sits in pieces under the water near the historic old Fort Jackson in Savannah. The plan is to remove the warship and preserve it so the area can be deepened for the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project.
Archaeologist Stephen James said the CSS Georgia was built with money raised by the Ladies Gunboat Association in Savannah.
"She was underpowered so she basically sat out opposite Fort Jackson as a gun battery, between the fort and the iron clad ram, she protected the city from Union naval forces," said James.
The warship built in 1862 came to an end in December 1864.
"It never fired a shot. When Sherman's army took the city she was scuttled just before the city was taken and abandoned," said James.
The wreckage has been at the bottom of the river until now. U.S. Navy Master Diver Eric Eberle said it was an honor to pull up a section of the hull.
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James said he can't wait to get more answers about this mysterious warship.
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More than 800 people packed a Fayette County School Board meeting on Monday to weigh in on a redistricting and a school closing proposal.Educators say a $15 million budget shortfall is forcing them to look at closing Fayette Middle School, Brooks Elementary, Tyrone Elementary and Fayetteville Intermediate School.The savings from closing the schools would be an estimated $3.2 million.Educators say the bulk of the savings would come from additional personnel cuts. The board will take a preliminary vote on tentative closings and redistricting on Feb. 11. Two public hearings will then follow.
A fifth arrest has been made in connection with the murder of a 13-year-old in his own bedroom on Sunday.
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The Greensburg girls tennis team hosted the six-school Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference individual tournament Saturday.
Greensburg took third after winning three matches (3-2).
East Central went a perfect 5-0. Batesville went 4-2, followed by Franklin County (2-3), South Dearborn (1-4) and Lawrenceburg (0-5).
At first singles, Greensburg sophomore Danielle Schroeder drew a first-round bye. In the semifinal, Schroeder fell to Batesville's Ellen Heppner 6-3, 3-6, 10-8.
Abby Sweeney of Batesville defeated Heppner 6-3, 6-4 for the first singles championship.
At second singles, Greensburg senior Kaeli Fong defeated Franklin County's Jodi Barnes 6-0, 6-1 in the first round. Fong beat East Central's Conner Struewing 6-1, 6-0 in the semifinal, but fell to Batesville's Lydia Olsen 6-1, 6-2 in the championship match to go 2-1 on the day.
Greensburg junior Claire Welage went 1-1 at third singles. She topped South Dearborn's Carrissa Flanagan 6-3, 6-2 in the first round, but fell to East Central's Alyssa Defiglio 6-2, 6-7, 12-10 in a hard-fought semi-final match. Batesville's Sarah Hoseus beat Defiglio 7-6(3), 6-2 in the championship.
Greensburg sophomores Caroline Pratt and Courtney Nelson went 1-1 at first doubles. Pratt and Nelson beat Franklin County's Alicia Heis and Emma Stern 6-1, 6-0 in the first round, but fell to East Central's Clare Struewing and Kelly Weigel 6-3, 6-2 in the semifinal. Struewing and Weigel beat Batesville's Emily Helvie and Ali Meyer 2-6, 7-5, 10-6 in the championship.
The Greensburg second doubles team of freshman Abby Bailey and sophomore Olivia Slusher defeated South Dearborn's Carly Ochs and Brianna Upton 6-4, 6-1. After Batesville's Brooke Bradford and Kelli Hartman took a bye, Bailey and Slusher fell to the Bulldog duo 6-2, 6-1 in the semifinal.
While finishing 7-7 overall in the regular season, Greensburg also tallied a 3-2 conference record in the regular season.
Greensburg hosts the Sectional Tournament, which takes place Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
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January 11th, 2013
Combating human trafficking requires a regional approach, says Stanford scholarCDDRL, FSI Stanford News
Helen Stacy, director of the CDDRL Program on Human Rights and a FSI senior fellow, says the moment is ripe to examine human trafficking in Asia and the mechanisms for fighting it. As U.S. foreign policy pivots toward Asia, human rights issues are becoming integrated into regional discussions on trade and economic development. Read more »
June 13th, 2012
Stanford undergrad awarded human rights fellowship, heads to Hong Kong
This summer Adrian Bonifacio, one of the recipients of The Program on Human Rights and the McCoy Family Center for Ethics in Society's 2012 Human Rights Fellowship, will work with the Asian Pacific Mission for Migrants, a non-governmental organization that promotes and defends the rights of migrant workers in Hong Kong. Read more »
February 21st, 2012
Addressing the supply and demand side of the sex trafficking industry
Jean Enriquez, executive director of the Coalition Against Trafficking of Women - Asia Pacific presented her views on sex trafficking at the sixth installment of the Sanela Diana Jenkins International Speakers Series. Read more »
January 24th, 2012
Madeline Rees speaks out against human trafficking abuses within the UN system
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November 1st, 2011
Local teaching, global thinkingin the news: Stanford Daily on November 3, 2011
The Stanford Human Rights Education Initiative in partnership with the Stanford Program on International and Cross-Cultural Education, the Program on Human Rights, the School of Education and the Division of International Comparative and Area Studies is working with community college educators to create a human rights curriculum that supports and promotes awareness among students about international issues. Read more »
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Marques to lead Program on Human Rightsin the news
Nadejda Marques joined the Program on Human Rights (PHR) at the Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law in September 2011. Her mandate is to help the PHR launch a new research initiative on human trafficking, enhance current programming, and organize human rights events on campus. On October 6, The Stanford Daily published an article announcing Marques' arrival to Stanford from the Harvard School of Public Health, touching on the personal journey that inspired her passion and conviction in human rights. Read more »
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Human rights curriculum for the 21st centuryPHR, SPICE News
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For the last couple of weeks we've all sat here and suggested the Predators needed that scoring touch. It's been in almost everybody's head that if we had that one piece we would be set, and as a team we would be set up very well for the future. Except...nobody has really talked about the opposite side, and yes believe it or not there is an opposite side. Can having a scoring forward actually end up hurting you? It can if you don't find a way to use him right, which at this point and time is something we as a team wouldn't be able to do. I've prepared some prime examples of how this can (and has in years past) gone horribly wrong.
Jeff Carter, Center, Columbus Blue Jackets
Columbus got: Jeff Carter
Philadelphia got: Jakub Vorachek, 2011 First Round Pick, 2011 Third Round Pick
Anybody remember when Jeff Carter was traded to Columbus and then everybody got up into a panic because Columbus had some dynamic offensive toys? Then what happened...the season came around, and they sat down because they weren't able to stop pucks from going into the net. To make it worse, Carter never clicked in Columbus and after just 39 short games he was shipped to Los Angeles. Granted things have panned out way better for him in Los Angeles than in Columbus, but LA also has stud D-Men, they also have great forward depth, and guys who can play roles. Everybody serves a purpose...and that's kind of why it works. I believe fully Jeff Carter hated Columbus and wanted way the hell out of dodge so he wasn't locked in there for a long time. Can't say I blame him, but this wasn't the last time Columbus crapped the bed either...
Marian Gaborik, RW, Columbus Blue Jackets
New York Rangers got: Derick Brassard, Derek Dorsett, John Moore, and a 6th round pick
Columbus got: Blake Parlett, Steven Delisle, and Marian Gaborik
You could say they'll get better when Nathan Horton gets back, but it's pretty hard to argue that the arrival of Marian Gaborik has been anything but impressive. They gave up a horde of players to acquire him, and in return have gotten some good production...just not where it counts the most. And let it not be mistaken, I believe if Gaborik wanted to stay, Columbus would resign him...except it just hasn't worked out yet for them. They're the whipping horse of the East, and they're not looking like they're getting much better any time soon. Considering Gaborik is out 4-6 weeks, and Horton himself won't return until about January from a shoulder injury (which has slowed Mr. Colin Wilson this season as well).
Alright, let's quit picking on Columbus, because we've got more examples.
Scott Gomez, C, Montreal Canadiens
Montreal got: Scott Gomez, Tom Pyatt, and Michael Busto
New York got: Chris Higgins, Doug Janik, Ryan McDonagh, and Pavel Valentenko
Don't laugh too hard, but Scott Gomez was a prime example of a backfire. Think of it like this, for Scott Gomez he signed this massive deal with the Rangers, put up 128 points in 158, then was traded to the Montreal Canadiens who got a whopping 59 points in his first season with the team...okay, 59 isn't whopping but it is very respectable. After this Gomez limped his way into 50 points in 118 games. That would be bad if you were making 2.5 million dollars I guess, but this was a guy who had a 7.3 cap hit attached to his name. You're making that kind of bank you better be worth at least one point per game, otherwise you're overpaid (exception to goalies and defensemen).
Does it really stop there? Of course not. And this one is about to sting...badly.
Peter Forsberg, C, Nashville Predators
It's hard to argue that the Predators of 2006-2007 weren't one of the most talented teams in the 2000s era of the NHL. Everywhere you looked that team had fricken talent and depth all around. Jason Arnott, Alexander Radulov, Dan Hamhuis, Scotty Hartnell, Martin Erat, Steve Sullivan, Paul Kariya, J.P. Dumont, Kimmo Timonen and David Legwand. Oh, and if that weren't enough you had Vokoun standing on his head in net...what could make it any better than that? How about getting a sure fire Hall of Famer who on average had gained a point per game in his career? That would be pretty sweet right? That would guarantee victory for sure right? Except...it didn't. We sent all we could away from the Predators without messing up the team...they got Upshall, they got Parent, and the Flyers got way more later on...
In return, your Predators received 15 points in 17 games and a very disappointing first round loss to the San Jose Sharks...now I know what you're thinking, the guy was 34 and had a foot injury...and while you are correct, what you're also forgetting was that was the Predators' team who was LOADED with scoring forwards yet we still couldn't get out of the first round of the playoffs. Later the implosion happened, Radulov bolted, Kariya left, Forsberg left, Hartnell and Timmonen were traded for what ended up being Jonathon Blum, Legwand & Erat resigned and neither of them were quite the same after that, and while Dumont, Arnott, Sullivan, Hamhuis, and others were here for a while after the big year the fact remains the team wasn't the same as it had been.
My point being, that just because we get a scoring forward doesn't mean we're winning much of anything. Considering what talent we had on the 2006-2007 Nashville Predators team and we still weren't able to win it all, well that just shows me that even if we did have the talent it wouldn't matter anyways because you've got to have balance on your team, you've got to have guys willing to block shots, and play the PK...everybody needs a role. Don't think getting just one piece is fixing this mess any time soon, in fact I would argue at this point it would take multiple pieces...and the right pieces to fix it. We're in the right direction, with Filip Forsberg, Colin Wilson, Austin Watson, and Colton Sissons being in the fold, but don't closet your thinking by believing it's one or two pieces away. Our defense is still very young and very weak, and our coaching is stale. Hold on my friends, we're in for a long bumpy ride, and while having a playmaking forward will go a long way in helping, adding a scoring forward will not solve the problem.


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Dame Mary Fagan meets the Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment 1PWRR
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AS a Dame, she is more used to standing on ceremony with the chains of office around her neck.
A representative of the Queen, you would think Hampshire's Lord Lieutenant would be more accustomed to the most official of civic engagements.
But Dame Mary Fagan wasted no time in getting her hands dirty when she ditched her formal attire for Army combat gear and climbed into the driving seat of a Warrior armoured vehicle.
Sporting sunglasses, a beret and Army boots, Dame Mary was paying a visit to Hampshire soldiers from the First Battalion, The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment (1PWRR) – known as The Tigers – as they settled back into training after their tours in Iraq and Afghanistan ended last year.
The two-day visit to the battalion's home in Paderborn, Germany, followed last summer's homecoming parades when more than 300 troops marched through the streets of Southampton and Romsey, cheered on by thousands of well-wishers.
Dame Mary has close links with the The Tigers, who were formed following a merger of the Queen's Regiment and the Royal Hampshire Regiment during the 1990s, and has paid them several visits, including a trip to Kosovo, on operations.
Her latest trip included a black tie dinner with officers and their wives before a whirlwind tour to meet the soldiers the following day as they practised live firing and demonstrated the Javelin portable missile system on the ranges.
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Speaking about the visit, Dame Mary said: "I had a super time, they really are a remarkable regiment. I have come away with a feeling of the overwhelming professionalism and dedication they have to their job."
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By City News Service
A drunken driver going the wrong way on a freeway in Eagle Rock caused a head-on crash just after midnight Sunday, and one man was killed as he stood outside the wreckage and a third car smashed in, California Highway Patrol officers said.
CHP officers said two men from San Fernando, one 53 years old and the other 29, were standing on the Ventura (134) Freeway when that third car hit. The older man, Keith Salvador Orellana, was killed there, said Coroner's Lt. Fred Corral.
A witness told City News Service that Orellana's body was discovered after the crash, below a pair of bridges that carry the 134 Freeway across a hillside, indicating that he either jumped or was shoved over the railing by the crash and down to the surface.
The fatal chain of events began with 911 callers reporting the wrong-way vehicle on the long stretch from Glendale towards Pasadena just before midnight. CHP officers later determined that car, a 2002 Nissan, was piloted by a 60-year-old man from Duarte, who later was arrested for suspicion of drunken driving.
At 12:01 a.m., the wrong-way car crashed head-on onto a second vehicle near the Figueroa Street undercrossing.
CHP reports were not clear why the two San Fernando men were on the freeway lanes, or if they were victims of the initial crash. But they were in a bad place a few moments later when another 2002 Nissan, heading west in the carpool lane, smashed into the wreckage and the two men.
The 53-year-old man died at the scene. Paramedics rushed the 20-year-old man, with major injuries, to Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena.
Minor injuries were reported for the Duarte man suspected of drunken driving. The 69-year-old woman driving the third vehicle was treated for minor injuries at Huntington Memorial Hospital, and CHP officers have not cited her.
A fourth vehicle, a 2014 Kia, was also damaged in the second crash. The two people in the Kia also suffered minor injuries during the second crash.
The CHP asked anyone who saw the crashes to call their Altadena office at (626) 296-8100.


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University of Iowa student Ruth Lapointe is still shaken after learning she was being spied on.
"It was like somebody so close that has all these advantages over you, took advantage," Lapointe said.
Lapointe lives in one of four units on the top floor of a South Lucas apartment complex.
Police have charged her landlord, Elwyn Miller, on four counts of invasion of privacy after police say he admitted to climbing in the attic and watching through a hole in the ceiling as girls showered.
"Just that he could look us all in the eye right after he got done doing that, it's sick," Lapointe said.
Lapointe and another possible victim say Miller was always kind to them, and they never suspected he was capable of committing the crime he is being charged with.
"He was always around and he knew us all by name, and only after the fact do you think that was creepy," she said.
Police say Miller is the landlord of other apartments in Iowa City, meaning there could be other victims.
"I'd encourage anyone, if they see anything like this, and are suspicious of some behavior, don't hesitate to call police," said Sgt. Denise Brotherton with the Iowa City Police Department.
Lapointe and her neighbors are still trying to make sense of it all and admit the arrest has changed their sense of security.
"It'll be hard to trust a landlord again, in particular a male one. I feel like I probably won't," Lapointe said.
Invasion of privacy is a serious misdemeanor.
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Slow Cooker Recipe! Indian Food In Your Kitchen
June 23, 2011 at 9:39 am , by Megan Weiss
TV journalist turned cook, Anupy Singla, takes the hesitation out of Indian cooking and introduces the flavors of her culture into (our favorite) the slow cooker! How easy is that? We asked the India native to share with us her top 5 myths about Indian cooking and a great traditional slow cooker recipe that will have you on your way towards a passion for her native cuisine.
Myth #1: All Indian food is too hot-spicy. Heat, which you get from cayenne or fresh, chile peppers is different than flavor. Traditional Indian spices like garam masala, cumin seed, and ground coriander add depth and flavor (not heat!) to your dish. If you don't like a lot of heat, just leave out the chiles
Myth #2: You need dozens of unfamiliar spices. There are many spices used in Indian cooking but to get started you really only need about seven essentials: cumin and mustard seeds, ground coriander, garam masala (a traditional mix of spices you purchase as one), turmeric, cayenne, and salt. We'll bet you already have most of these in the cupboard.
Myth #3: Indian food is oily and laden with cream. This is the type of food that some restaurants have become accustomed to serving. Indian food served in most households is anything but heavy and unhealthy. Most dishes eaten day-to-day are made with little to no oil and usually without cream.
Myth #4: Naan is a bread always eaten with Indian food. Only in restaurants. Remember, naan (a leavened bread made of white flour) is traditionally made in a tandoori oven – not something most Indian homes have. In a traditional home, Indians make roti – a much healthier whole wheat alternative that is cooked on the stovetop and is essentially flour and water.
Myth #5: Good Indian food can't be made in a slow cooker. The very idea of slow heat used to cook meats, lentils and beans to perfection is a style of Indian cooking that is over two centuries old and referred to as 'Dum Pukht' or Slow Oven cooking. Food and spices were put in heavy pots sealed shut with a wet dough. They were cooked over a very low flame and the ingredients were given hours to meld together, while the spices infused the dish — essentially the equivalent of the modern day slow cooker!
Try Anupy's recipe for Traditional Chicken Curry!
Traditional Chicken Curry
Slow Cooker Size: 5-Quart
Cooking Time: 8 hours on low
Yield: 6-8 servings
3 pounds skinless, whole chicken, cut in about 8 pieces including the breast, legs, and wings (boneless can also be used)
1 large yellow or red onion, peeled and chopped roughly
2 medium tomatoes, quartered
1 (4-inch) piece ginger, peeled and chopped roughly
10 cloves garlic, peeled
1 tbsp kosher salt
1 tbsp turmeric powder
1 tbsp garam masala
1/4 cup vegetable or canola oil
1 cup plain yogurt (regular, non-fat, or low-fat)
1 tbsp cayenne (optional)
1/2 cup dried methi (fenugreek) leaves (optional)
1 (2-4 inch) cinnamon stick
4 green cardamom pods or 1/4 tsp ground cardamom
4 cloves
4-6 green Thai, serrano, or cayenne chiles, stems removed, halved lengthwise (optional)
1/4 cup boiling water (optional)
1/2 cup fresh cilantro, chopped
1. Put the chicken in the slow cooker. (If the meat was frozen, defrost completely first.)
2. In a food processor, grind the onion, tomato, ginger, and garlic until smooth.
3. Transfer the paste to a bowl. Whisk in the salt, turmeric, garam masala, oil, yogurt, cayenne, and methi (if using). Pour the mixture over the chicken.
4. Add the cinnamon stick, cardamom pods, cloves and green chiles (if using). Mix gently.
5. Cook on low for about eight hours. If you want more broth with your chicken, add the water towards the end of cooking.
6. Remove the whole spices, garnish with cilantro and serve over a bed of basmati rice.
*Methi, or dried Fenugreek leaves are worth tracking down. They add a lot of richness to this dish. They can be found at most Indian grocery stores. If you don't have them on hand, don't worry.
* To make this in a 3 1/2-quart slow cooker, halve all the ingredients and proceed with the recipe. A half recipe makes 3 – 5 servings.
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"After you measure out a certain amount of clay, you wedge it to get rid of the air bubbles and then you throw it on the wheel and center it. This picture is a glop of clay being centered so it stays balanced in the middle of the vat. Each one has a bit of a nuance depending on what I'm focusing on, or what I'm listening to. But, for the most part, they're all measured to the exact size. "
"When you finish a piece and it's been trimmed and stamped and dries out, it's called greenware. It shrinks a little bit after the moisture leaves the clay body. It's still very fragile but easier to sand down if you need to edit any parts of it that are sharp."
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Working with Students Who Have Yoga Injuries, Part 2
In Part 1, we discussed general principles of working with yoga injuries. In this and the next column, we'll cover some specifics for a few common injuries, stressing how to avoid making them worse as you try to make them better. Since individual injuries vary as much as the individuals who have them—and because there are many useful approaches within the worlds of yoga—consider what follows simply as rules of thumb, not rigid principles. As always, what you observe and your students' actual experiences will trump any ideas about what's supposed to be therapeutic.
Knee Problems
If the knee is swollen or shows other signs of inflammation (see Part 1), you may need to avoid most active asana practices, instead focusing on restoratives and breathwork. Until fully recovered, students should step, not jump, into poses. Be particularly careful with squats such as Utkatasana (Chair Pose) and Malasana (Garland Pose), as these can cause shearing forces (horizontally across the joint) on the knee. You may also need to avoid one-legged poses such as Vrksasana (Tree Pose), since the joints in the standing leg are under twice as much pressure. This is particularly true of students who are overweight (common in people with knee injuries).
If poor alignment of the knee is an issue, rather than going directly after the knee, especially in the early stages when swelling and inflammation are present, turn your attention to the foot and ankle and the hip. Misalignments in these neighboring joints can lead to knee misalignment, while correcting them can make a big difference in knee function. If tight hips are contributing to misalignment, a variety of hip openers may be useful. One that I like is the supine pose sometimes called Threading the Needle, in which, from a supine position, you first bring the right ankle over the bent left thigh, holding onto the back of the left thigh, moving the left knee toward you and the right knee away from you, before repeating on the other side. Although Virasana (Hero Pose) can be therapeutic for students with knee problems, you'll usually need to support the hips with blankets or a block or you risk torqueing the knee, potentially exacerbating the problem. In this and other bent-knee poses, some students with knee pain benefit from placing a tightly-rolled washcloth or other prop behind the knee to create additional space in the joint.
If the knee joint is painful but not acutely inflamed, several brief repetitions of standing poses may be preferable to longer holds. You can take some of the burden off the joint in standing poses by supporting the body's weight. In Virabhadrasana II (Warrior II Pose), for example, have your students place their hands on a table or platform behind them, or use a chair under the front thigh. Even using a block under the hand in Trikonasana (Triangle Pose) can take some of the weight off the knee. In Triangle and other poses, be sure your student is not locking the front knee, as this can compress the medial meniscus, the cartilage that cushions the portion of the knee closest to the body's midline. If you find this pattern, instruct the student to place more weight on the ball of the front foot and less on the heel, and to keep a "micro-bend" in the front knee (which actually isn't a bend at all; it just feels that way if your habit is to hyperextend the joint). For a student who has trouble breaking this habit, try wedging an angled block between the floor and the student's front calf.
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Not content with calling out Diego Brandao for a fight at UFC 168 on Dec. 28, 2013 in Las Vegas, Nevada -- one Diego accepted -- Conor McGregor, it seems, is now lobbying for a potential bout against Erik Koch.
But not after he ran down a list of potential foes and explained why he can't fight them in the only way the fiery Irishman knows how.
"Notorious" took to his Twitter account to break it down:
Aldo-Safe. Mendes-135er. Lamas-Nobody cares. Cub-OLD. TKZ-Open. Edgar-135er. Siver-OLD. Poirier-PeaHead. Guida-Boring. Lentz-Boring. Koch-?.— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) August 22, 2013
Frankie Edgar is actually a featherweight, but no matter.
McGregor only has two fights under the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) banner, defeating Marcus Brimage in his Octagon debut at UFC on FUEL TV 9 last April and more recently besting Max Holloway via decision at UFC Fight Night 26.
But the hype surrounding the former Cage Warriors Lightweight Champion is second only to Brock Lesnar.
That could explain why prior to his fight against Holloway, which took place in Boston, Massachusetts, a city rich in Irish culture, Conor held his own workout for the fans and media while the rest of the "schmucks" on the card went about their normal business.
The UFC brass even held a contest to see which fan could design the best "Notorious" poster, which offered a grand prize of $2,500.
Not bad for a fighter stuck on the prelims.
As for his seemingly sneaky call-out of Koch, Duke Roufus, Erik's head trainer, commented on the post by simply saying "Love it!"
In other words, challenge accepted.
"New Breed" hasn't stepped foot inside the cage since getting his wig split by Ricardo Lamas -- a fighter Conor says no one cares about -- at UFC on FOX 6 this past January. Prior to the loss, Koch was on the cusp of title contention and looks to rebound from his loss to "The Bully" as he takes on Dustin Poirier at UFC 166 on Oct. 19, 2013 in Houston, Texas.
And if insulting the 145-pound field wasn't enough, McGregor took a shot at 155-pound contender Diego Sanchez, too.
@DiegoSanchezUFC You're the fattest, sloppiest, slowest Martial Artist i've ever laid eyes on. I'd go upto 170 to whoop your fat ass. EASY.— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) August 22, 2013
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Nissan executive vice president Andy Palmer has revealed some new details about the next-generation Leaf.
Dec 04, 13Nissan Leaf owner jailed for stealing five cents worth of electricity from a school
We've already known EV owners are hippies who were up to no good and it looks like Georgia's Chamblee Police Department has finally caught wind of their radical plans for social upheaval.
Mar 04, 132013 Nissan Leaf Euro-spec gets an early debut in Geneva
The Geneva Motor Show doesn't start until tomorrow morning, but that hasn't stopped Nissan from unveiling the Euro-spec Leaf.
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|...love these shoes...
I was just perusing net-a-porter (it's just no good what one morning coffee with a fashionista does for you!) and saw these Jimmy Choos (below). I have thought about them all weekend. On many levels. Is it just wrong that a pair of shoes cost over 550 notes? What can they be made of that justifies that price? It's the design, the name, the delicacy. It must be something. I am in love with them. But they can not be mine. This love will remain unrequited...but they would be so perfect with a dress I have...
Meanwhile boots...the quest goes on and I shall doubtless search every online nook and cranny for the perfect pair of winter boots. This happens every year; I go through this process and can never quite find the perfect pair. I have them in my mind...but my exacting standards are never completely met. Maybe I need to go into boot production?
My boot and shoe yearnings stem from this woman:
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Giovanna Battaglia - I have expressed my awe of her before. OK so she is the Fashion Director of Italian Vogue, OK so she has this amazing put-together but not too matchy look and OK yes, those chameleon features. I have never seen a bad outfit on her. I love her look. But must she keep on tempting me? Her footwear...utterly evocative of that i-want-it-now feeling.
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Ad agency BBH has announced the launch of Get In There, which it describes as the first ongoing digital expression of the Lynx Effect. Get In There is a holistic online and mobile experience rooted at www.lynxeffect.com, with rich diverse digital content that guys can use to play the seduction game in real life.
The campaign aims to answer a simple problem: with digital as the enemy of the Lynx Effect – webcams, chat-rooms and instant messaging young guys are spending more and more time trying to get girls online, how can a sensory male grooming brand re-express itself in the digital space? BBHs answer is Get In There, a campaign that it says inspires, equips and encourages guys to get out and have a go with girls in the real world, not just in cyberspace.
Get In There is an extended network of linked content, wherein the user experience is based on functionality and content. The intention is to create as many situations as possible where guys can choose to spend time with the brand.
At the heart of Get In There sits the hub site: http://lynxeffect.com/, which has strong and multiple connections to, partnerships with, and bespoke content created for, sites with which guys already interact, from Youtube to Bebo to FHM to Flickr.
One of the content highlights of Get In There is a range of downloadable mobile phone applications. As such, says BBH, its the first mobile phone campaign that turns a handset into a pulling tool: a weapon of mass seduction. The first two mobile phone applications use sound effects to turn the handset into an icebreaker. With the Fit Girl Finder, the phone can track down an attractive lady. And with the Lynx FX soundboard, the user can claim to own a Porsche, play the harmonica or scan for body piercings with sounds including a central locking system, musical instruments and a metal detector. Other ice-breaking mobile applications will include a Chat-Up Translator and a Perfect Man Revealed quiz. Mobile applications will be launched and shared via cross-promotions, text shortcodes, timed releases and viral texting.
For guys in need of inspiration, hidden camera footage exposes the Lynx Guys, characters from the website trying to Get In There with the ladies; or consumer-uploaded videos of regular guys in action competing to be the monthly hotshot. Other digital tools include downloadable business cards, magic tricks, email tools and widgets which will be refreshed frequently.
With BBH at the creative and strategic helm, the website was produced in partnership with London-based Preloaded. The mobile applications were built by Golden Gekko.
This is a big deal for us, says Rick Hirst, Lynx Business Director at BBH London. Get In There has been a year in the making. It has been a seamless collaboration between BBHs traditional functions creative, planning and account management, and our newer disciplines digital production, content, mobile and engagement planning. The core of the idea re-expresses The Lynx Effect for the digital space. Get In There is a call-to-arms for young guys: spend less time dating online and more time trying to be successful with girls in the real world. Lynx is there to provide the tips, tools and tricks for guys to try out and improve their chances.
Karen Hamilton, Regional VP Marketing for Lynx-Axe Europe concedes that digital is something that the Lynx brand has previously done sporadically, but says:
With our new campaign, we feel we now have a digital presence that not only continues to give young guys the edge in the mating game but also provides us with an ongoing platform to deliver cutting-edge digital creativityWe have specifically created a large amount of exciting, diverse and tailored content that works across many different platforms.
Get In There will launch first in the UK and then be rolled out across Europe through 2008. The campaign is the first work from BBH for Lynx/Axe Digital since the appointment of the agency in December 2006 as lead creative and strategic European digital partner for the Lynx/Axe brand. BBH has handled above-the-line communications for Lynx/Axe since 1995.
Ad agency BBH has announced the launch of Get In There, which it describes as the first ongoing digital expression of the Lynx Effect. Get In There is a holistic online and mobile experience rooted at www.lynxeffect.com, with rich diverse digital content that guys can use to play the seduction game in real life.


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Enjoy a bonus portion of our Q&A on the risks of long-distance running with John Vasudevan, assistant professor of clinical physical medicine and rehabilitation at the Perelman School of Medicine.
DP: What are some of the injuries that can pop up the day after the race and beyond?
JV: So after the day of the race, of course a lot of times what happens is number one, you can do a lot of muscle damage going that distance and the proper nutrition, not just hydration but nutrition, to kind of replenish that damage is important because if you're not caring for yourself very well afterwards, you run the risk of additional dehydration.
Marathons in themselves are obviously like any difficult workout — you're going to feel really sore the next day. A lot of times people will kind of pick up conditions that weren't serious enough to keep them from finishing the race, [like] knee injuries or ankle injuries.
People come to me with a sort of stress fracture after [marathons], because the adrenaline rush pushed them through to complete it, and then by the next day their body is reacting so strongly to the damage that has been done. It can be quite painful.
DP: Is there a greater risk for either gender?