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Although most debris has been collected and sorted, pieces of trees and other debris still lined one road within a half-mile of the shoreline. Photo by Arnie Weissmann
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Parts salvaged from tsunami-damaged cars. Photo by Arnie Weissmann
Tsunami-damaged motorcycles sit in the yard of an abandoned school, one of the few structures to survive the full impact of the tsunami. Two hundred children waited for days on its roof to be rescued. The only student who died was one whose mother had heard about the earthquake and picked up the child before the tsunami hit. Photo by Arnie Weissmann
A salvage yard of boats damaged in the tsunami. Photo by Arnie Weissmann
The large, flat area that was swept clean by the tsunami has become a staging area for damaged vehicles and other items awaiting dismantlement or removal. A train car (right) and tour bus are examined by CBS Travel Editor Peter Greenberg and cameraman Mark Wexler (on the bus), Taj Hotels and Resorts CEO Raymond Bickson (leaning against the bus) and Travel Corp CEO Bret Tollman. Photo by Arnie Weissmann
Grave markers on a cemetery that was in the tsunami's path have all been replaced by new markers. The markers sit over urns containing the created ashes of the deceased, which were not affected by the tsunami. Photo by Arnie Weissmann
A temple in Matsushima, damaged by the earthquake, is closed for repairs. Photo by Johanna Jainchill
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A coastal area near Sendai that was destroyed by the tsunami. Pictured, a street without houses. Photo by Johanna Jainchill
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Simple questions; why won't police answer?
The Selinger government is resisting a call for a public inquiry into why so many First Nations women and girls have been slain or gone missing over so many years and why police have had so little success in solving the cases.
But there are other kinds of inquiries. And other styles of resistance.
This week, following the arrest of a 52-year-old drifter and career criminal Winnipeg police believe is responsible for the slayings of at least three young aboriginal women over the last 10 months, I made some inquiries of the RCMP and Winnipeg Police Service.
The questions were emailed to the RCMP and copied to the WPS.
That's because after the fall of 2009, when then-justice minister Dave Chomiak gave police extra funding and some added incentive, a joint nine-member task force spent 19 months reviewing the unsolved slaying or missing files. They looked for links among 84 Manitoba cases dating back as far as 1926.
Mind you, before the task force was created, both Winnipeg police Chief Keith McCaskill and RCMP assistant commissioner Bill Robinson had been assuring the justice minister there was no evidence of a serial killer. Then, in May 2011, McCaskill and Robinson announced the task force's now-completed work had given police a "solid basis" for the creation of an investigative team with a suitably sincere-sounding name.
Project Devote.
So it was that, in light of this week's murder charges against an alleged serial killer -- and the keen interest the arrest of Shawn Cameron Lamb created in other police jurisdictions with unsolved cases -- I thought a few questions would be in order. I emailed them Thursday. Just before noon Friday, an RCMP media relations specialist replied:
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"Project Devote is operational and actively investigating files. Our commitment to the victims, their families and the community at large remains steadfast. At present, we are not in a position to provide additional specific information on the activities of the Project. Please refer to the releases you have been provided for reference.
"Have a good weekend... "
I had been looking for a helping hand with some questions. Instead, it felt as if I'd been given the middle finger.
Police wouldn't answer my question about whether the task force was successful in its main mission of identifying any patterns or similarities that suggested a serial killer or killers might be preying on local First Nations females.
They wouldn't share how many slaying or suspicious-death cases involving suspected sex-trade workers remain unsolved or how many missing cases remain open.
They declined to answer whether Project Devote members were involved in the recent arrest of Lamb, or if he had been identified previously by the task force or Project Devote as a person of interest.
They wouldn't even disclose how many officers are attached full time to Project Devote.
Apparently it's all classified.
Mind you, I shouldn't take any of this personally, because really I was making the inquiries on behalf of you, the readers. And especially on behalf of the families of the slain and missing who have complained so often about not getting answers from police. Their complaints are valid -- especially given Robinson's remarks when Project Devote was announced:
"The entire Project Devote team is sensitive to the families' distress and frustration, and understands the families' need for ongoing communication."
In the end, I found at least a partial answer to one of my questions from the people the RCMP have to answer to: their bosses at Manitoba Justice.
It was the seemingly innocuous question about how many cops have been dedicated to Project Devote.
"We understand that the number of team members fluctuates depending on operational needs," a Manitoba Justice department spokesman said in an email late Friday. "Specific info would have to come from the RCMP or WPS."
The problem is they won't say how many officers are exclusively assigned to Project Devote, leaving me wondering if that's because, at least until this week when police got the sniffer dogs out, they had fewer officers designated to investigating the cases than they had when the task force was reviewing them.
And how devoted would that look?
You see, when police services don't respond to simple inquiries, all they're doing is opening the door to bigger ones from a bigger inquiry.
The kind of inquiry that might want to ask just how dedicated police have really been over the decades, when so many of Manitoba's most vulnerable women were slain, went missing and were relegated to the cold-case morgue.
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Except those who once loved them.
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On Saturday, November 15, the band will travel to Morgantown to play University High School in the first round of football playoff games. We look forward to playing pep tunes in the stands, presenting our halftime show to the fans, and cheering our team on to victory!
Fruit Fundraiser Until November 10!
The Flying Eagle Band is selling fresh fruit - oranges, grapefruit, tangerines, apples, pears, and pineapples - for their annual fall fundraiser. Band students will be taking orders, beginning October 14 and ending Monday, November 10. The fresh fruit from Florida will be delivered the second week of December. Click here for your Fundraiser Fact Sheet.
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Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust to host 39th annual Wright Plus Architectural Housewalk
The 39th Annual Wright Plus Architectural Housewalk, sponsored by the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust, will take place 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, May 18, 2013.
Combining authentic restoration with modern livability, the eight private homes featured on Wright Plus 2013 will showcase the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright and his contemporaries in the historic district of Oak Park, Ill. Information and tickets to all Wright Plus events are available at GoWright.org.
The all-day event will feature rare interior tours of the following private homes, including four that have never been on the housewalk before:
- Harry S. Adams House (1913) – Frank Lloyd Wright's final Oak Park commission, reflecting his mature Prairie style.
- Robert P. Parker House (1892) – an early Wright house sensitively restored for today's lifestyle.
- Harry Goodrich House (1896) – highlights Wright's emerging aesthetic and the owner's period restorations.
- T.S. Rattle House (George O. Gamsey, 1885) – a grand Victorian with an expansive addition and gardens. NEW to Wright Plus.
- W.A. Rogers House (Talmadge & Watson, 1906) – stunning art glass and original woodwork in this spectacular Arts & Crafts residence. NEW to Wright Plus.
- Frank Keefer House (E.E. Roberts, 1906) – exceptional Prairie design enhanced with a dynamic two-story expansion. NEW to Wright Plus.
- Flori Blondeel House No. 2 (John S. Van Bergen, 1914) – recent restoration with original woodwork and expansive two-story atrium addition. NEW to Wright Plus.
- Frank Long House (Leon Stanhope, 1929) – unique interpretation of the cottage style with new gardens and a charming undulating roof.
At each house, docents will discuss its architecture, history and the lifestyles of the original occupants.
Also new to the 2013 housewalk, the Cheney Mansion Oasis patio and solarium will provide respite throughout the day. Built in 1913 by Charles E. White, Jr., the Elizabeth F. Cheney Mansion evokes a gracious English country home.
Tickets are $100 each and $85 for members of the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust. Included is admission to three landmark Wright buildings, the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio and Unity Temple in Oak Park, as well as the Frederick C. Robie House in Chicago. For more information, visit GoWright.org.
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The Friday Excursion, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday May 17, 2013 will include a private tour of Frank Lloyd Wright's Kenneth and Phyllis Laurent House in Rockford, Illinois. Be the first to see Wright's only wheelchair accessible design before it opens to the public.
The excursion will include motorcoach transportation, lunch and a tour of the Anderson Japanese Gardens designed by Hoichi Kurisu and a visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Pettit Memorial Chapel (1907) in a Belvedere, Ill. cemetery. The cost of the Friday Excursion is $165 and $150 for Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust members. For more information, visit GoWright.org.
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- A gourmet dinner on the evening of the housewalk in a private home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Featured Wright homes are the Isabel Roberts House (1908/1956), Arthur B. Heurtley House (1902) and the Peter A. Beachy House (1906).
- A private tour of the Wright-designed Avery Coonley estate in Riverside, Ill. and tour to see the work of landscape architect Jens Jensen at three Chicago locations on Friday, May 17.
- Invitation to the Chairman's Reception in the lobby of Chicago's Rookery Building and a private tour of the Rookery vault on Thursday, May 16.
- An exclusive private lunch and tour of the historic Elizabeth F. Cheney Mansion in Oak Park, Ill. on the day of the housewalk.
- A private tour of Frank Lloyd Wright's Frederick C. Robie House.
The cost of the Ultimate Plus Package is $2.650 and $2,400 Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust members. For more information, visit GoWright.org.
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The House could soon pass a bill on the abuse of government purchase cards by putting more emphasis on better management on transactions. Passage had been expected July 31, but the day ended without a vote.
The Government Charge Card Abuse Prevention Act (S. 300) would put more record-keeping on the federal employees who have credit cards. The bill would require agencies to keep track of all their card holders and the associated spending limits. It would require approval and the reconciliation of transactions. Payments would have to be timely and accurate, while officials recover improper or even illegal purchases.
Agencies would have to take appropriate actions against employees, including removal, for employees who violate travel card guidelines or commit fraud.
Also, agencies with annual travel card transactions totaling more than $10 million would have to report to the Office of Management and Budget on purchase card violations.
The Senate passed the bill in April by unanimous consent.
In its review of the legislation, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee noted that the government has saved both time and money with credit cards. However, a small number of employees have abused their privileges. Government employees have used purchase cards to subscribe to Internet dating services, buy video iPods for personal use, and pay for lavish dinners that included top-shelf liquor, according to a Government Accountability Office report from 2008. The result is unnecessary and sometimes fraudulent expenses on agencies' tabs.
Since 1988, federal employees have been required to use government charge cards for expenses associated with official government travel. GAO has reported throughout the last decade on weak controls inside agencies. In the past, GAO has also found a significant number of transactions that officials have not been able to track.
Meanwhile, Congress has tried to pass this legislation and send it to the White House, but lawmakers have failed to do so. In 2009, the Senate passed a version of the bill and the House passed its version. The two couldn't resolve their differences, leaving the bill hanging.
With the House's expected passage, the legislation may have to cross that same hurdle again.
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There are already laws and regulations that manage GPCs. Enforce them. Oh, but that would mean that Congressman/woman would not be able to tell the people of their districts that they did something to fix something that already was against the law. Sorry, this kind of stuff has turned me into a real cynic.
I have NEVER understood why the Govt mandates use of the travel card. What is the benefit to the Govt? No one has ever explained this to us. Should there be an OPTION for such a card, in case an employee does not have (or does not wish to use) his or her own credit card? Sure. But why mandate it? We (the employees) are personally responsible to pay that bill, in full, each month. So even if someone DID use the Govt travel card for personal items, the Govt is NOT going to be paying for any of those items. The only items that the Govt pays for are the legitimate expense items on the expense report, regardless of how they were paid for.
And God only knows how much the Govt is paying for the "privilege" of having a travel card. Is it worth the cost???
This is the investigation that should be undertaken -- what the benefit is (if any) to the government of having (and mandating use of) the travel card, what the costs of the program are, and if the benefits justify the costs!
I am an APC for the GCPC-used for the purchase of supplies and materials,not the Travel Card. I recently was scheduled to use my travel card for less than $2000. When I checked my availability on the card, I had $7500 limit and $600+ could be withdrawn in cash. It seems to me a more realistic amount could be put on the travel card, based on how much you should use it for. I had $5000 too much on my card and could have abused it. I realize the controls may not be as good on the Travel Card as they are on the GCPC and partly I am sure because they do not have the individuals to monitor the program. If I had been inclined, I could have used a chunk of change to make purchases with my Travel Card.
As pointed out by Civ, there are two different subjects here. 1. the purchase card is scrutinized to the point where are card holders take two days off a month just to justify and reconcile transactions, so now they will have to take off 4 days? 2. Travel cards suck. I am responsible for all purchases on the card, it is my credit report that is fouled up by someone getting the kickback on the card, and it is so limited that about every third trip I have a restaurant (normal family type) decline the card because it is declined for in-appropriate use. I now only use it for the car, gas, hotel, and airline, the "mandatory" uses. I can not understand why some folks think it is abused, since DTS only allows certain transactions, anything else I have to pony up the cash for. I suspect the Washington DC folks may have a different card than use peons out west.
The article refers to "Purchase Card" and "Travel Card" interchangeably. Actually, these are two separate purchase instruments used for different applications and each has its own set of rules. Lack of oversight for both instruments is a huge problem. Unfortunately, internal control oversight offices within federal agencies are afterthoughts and woefully underfunded.
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Great shooting gun
Ammo is becoming readily available again. It costs about the same to shoot as a .40 (Excluding surplus) There is currently JHP ammo available $0.52/rd If you want a cheap home defense gun
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A must have if your in the market for a sub $250
The only thing the M57 really
The only thing the M57 really needs is after market modern sights and grip options. Zastava supposedly is in the process of producing a SA/DA double stack (20 round) with a polymer frame in 7.62x25 (model PPZ). Hope someone imports that model if the rumor is true.
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You know what would make these awesome?
If they could accept a slide from a regular M57. If they could, then we would have one awesome M57 replica on our hands. Why?
Because then you'd have a like new gun with no safety, just like the original.
The old slide should fit
The old slide should fit right on. But why would you want to? The Zastava slide safety is great. It totally immobilizes the firing pin and blocks it. You can safely carry this ready to fire and just flip the safety when you draw.
Interesting. They are OOS by
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Thanks but I have an original
Thanks but I have an original I can't get ammo for. Sorry, just venting.
I have one. The ammo is out
I have one. The ammo is out there just have to look for it. Not as cheap as it use to be. $20 + shipping online 50 rds, but found some at a LGS for the same price minus shipping last week.
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On Friday, General Motors released their monthly sales report for May 2012 and it shows that 1,219 buyers took delivery of a new Corvette. Despite sales being down -6% from May 2011′s number of 1,304, this a very solid sales figure which includes deliveries of the very first 2013 Corvettes. For the calendar year to date, Corvette sales are pacing slightly behind 2011 (-0.9%) with 5,547 Corvettes delivered in 2012 vs 5,597 Corvettes in 2011.
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General Motor's March Sales Report brings good news to the Corvette Team as sales for the month were up 18% over March 2011. Last month, GM sold 1,376 Corvettes vs 1,163 in March 2011. For the calendar year, Corvette sales are up 3.3% with 2,932 Corvettes sold in 2012 vs 2,839 Corvettes sold in 2011. This is the third month in a row that Corvette sales have increased over the previous month and the March total is the highest sales figure we've seen since April 2011.
We got the new sales figures for February from General Motors yesterday and it looks as though Corvette Sales have rebounded from the dismal 629 Corvettes sold in January. In February, 927 Corvettes were delivered to new owners. This is slightly down from 2011′s 955 Corvettes sold. For the year, sales are running -7.2% off of 2011 with 1,556 total deliveries so far in 2012.
General Motors issued their sales report and if you haven't heard the news, it was a pretty dismal month for sales across the board for GM brands. While overall Chevy sales were down only -1.2%, sales of the Corvette dropped nearly -13% to 629 for the month, a number we haven't seen since February 2010.
General Motor's December sales report was issued yesterday and shows that Corvette sales rebounded slightly in the final month of 2011. In December, Chevrolet sold 1,038 Corvettes for a 6.0% increase over December 2010′s 979 deliveries. For the calendar year of 2011, Corvette sales closed 4.3% higher than 2010 with a total of 13,164 Corvettes sold compared to 12,624.
New Corvette sales continue to slide according to the latest General Motors delivery report. Deliveries for November 2011 fell to 910 for the month. Its the third consecutive drop in sales and three out of the last four months have failed to break the 1,000 unit mark. It looks a little better on paper as in November 2010 only had 836 deliveries so the month saw an increase of 8.9%. For the calendar year to date, Chevy has sold 12,126 Corvettes, an 4.1% increase over 2010.
The monthly sales report came out last week while we were at the SEMA show so we're just now getting around to taking a look at it. The news isn't great as sales of Corvettes in October slipped to 946 for the month. That is a -6.4% decline from sales in October 2010. For the calendar year-to-date sales, Corvettes sales are still pacing at 3.8% more than 2010 with 11,216 Corvettes sold January-October.
We got the new monthly sales figures for September this week and Corvette sales have rebounded from the 936 deliveries made in August to 1,147 Corvettes delivered in September. Corvette sales saw a 3.4% increase over September 2010′s sales which totaled 1,109. For the year to date calendar, Corvette sales are pacing at 4.8% higher than 2010 as well.
The monthly sales figures were released by General Motors last week and Corvette sales dipped to its lowest number in seven months. In August, there were 936 Corvettes sold, a decline of -17.5% over the 1,135 Corvettes sold during the same month in 2010. For the year, Corvette sales continue to run 5% ahead of 2010 with a total of 9,123 Corvettes sold during the 2011 calendar year.


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Never had there been a war on the scale of World War IIa global conflict so widespread and involving so many different military organizations from such a diverse pool of combatant countries that the consequences of every decision, both the brilliant and the bad, were multiplied one hundredfold. Bill Fawcett, popular chronicler of monumental military mistakes and truly boneheaded battlefield blunders now looks closely at the historic errors that ultimately determined the course of post-WWII history.
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The American Cancer Society is seeking local residents near Merced County who are willing to participate in a landmark new research study that could help cancer prevention.
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For more than two decades, he served in the Army. Now, he's engaged in different kind of battle, this one against a wealthy and ambitious young Democrat named Sean Eldridge.
"He doesn't understand us because he moved here after the last election. How is it that this young man is the candidate? Well, the only explanation is, I'm willing to learn here, it seems that it's only money," said Gibson.
Coming from Gibson, those words are jarring.
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From a campaign perspective, Gibson has had a good summer here. A union-backed poll conducted in July showed Gibson leading Eldridge by nearly 30 points. But keep in mind both sides expect the contest to tighten come this fall.
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Ms. Lauryn Hill
Lower East Side
Wed Nov 27 2013
- $$$
Time Out says
Posted: Wed Jul 9 2014
After spending the last couple of years weathering a legal snafu with tax evasion, hip-hop crooner queen Lauryn Hill seems ready to bounce right back with a busy tour schedule. Hard to believe it's already been a decade and a half since the Fugee alum's universally revered neo-soulster debut collected a handy 10 Grammy nominations. Expect to hear boldly reworked versions of old favorites at these two Brooklyn gigs.
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Venue details
- Name:
Bowery Ballroom 6 Delancey St
Lower East Side
New York
- Cross Street:
between Bowery and Chrystie St
- Venue phone:
- Venue website:
- Opening hours:
Daily 7pm–4am
- Transport:
Subway: B, D to Grand St; J, Z to Bowery; 6 to Spring St
- Price:
Cover: $10–$25. Average drink: $4
Bowery Ballroom
- 6 Delancey St
Lower East Side
New York
- 212-533-2111
- boweryballroom.com
- 40.720364,-73.993542
- 6 Delancey St
- Bowery Ballroom
- Event website:
- Categories :
Music. Rock, Pop & Hip-hop. Hip-hop. Soul, R&B & Funk
- Event type :
- Date Time Price information
Wed Nov 27 201310:00pmJuly 27 $75, July 28 sold out