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I've never had to ask you a computer question, but have taken your advice on many computer related topics. You may not realize it, but we all really appreciate your expertise and your generosity.
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I also have benefitted from Raven's wonderful advice many times. Thank you!! |
- Posted by ravencajun (My Page) on Mon, Aug 13, 12 at 19:28
Oh goodness you are all very welcome, I am more than happy to help when I can. I have always believed in the pay it forward plan so this is one way that I am sometimes able to do that. I am sure glad when it works out! |
Add me to that list of thankful people. Shirley |
- Posted by nanatricia (My Page) on Mon, Aug 13, 12 at 20:10
Yes yes yes Thank you!!!! |
Thanks from me also. I always read every reply she makes at the help forum and here. |
- Posted by phyllis__mn (My Page) on Mon, Aug 13, 12 at 21:45
I have been helped so many times by ravencajun, and for ages I thought she was a he, being so computer savvy. Now isn't that the most sexist thing you've heard all day??!! I've just been so very grateful for her kind answers so many times. |
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I read CompHelp first thing each day when I get on the computer. Helps me to know what to look out for and also I sometimes remember when I have a problem, that it has been discussed there, so I go back to check. Yes, Raven, double thanks for all your help. Sue |
Oh, Raven, everyone is ganging up on you to say how much they appreciate your help. I love the Computer Help forum and like Sue-va look at it first for the same reasons. Raven I adore you. Not everyone knows how you will hang on till late at night because you know folks like me are hard at work following your instructions. Your patience and love of people shows thru and I know your directions are going to be easy to follow. You have a large following and a good group of people over there. Recently you told someone who was struggling and didn't have a lot of confidence how you decided you were going to get into the IT world. I wish you would tell it again. I figured you are such a happy person because you are good at this work, you have good friends and most of all "Hubs." Dear Hubs. Thank you. You are a great selfless role model. |
Add me to the grateful list. Raven's just all-around nice! |
- Posted by ravencajun (My Page) on Tue, Aug 14, 12 at 14:07
Awww Y'all have me all sniffling over here! I am very used to being called HE lol I get that a lot! Most of the Ravens I know are female but there are a few males, the wrestler Raven is one. For a while there was someone that thought I was a wrestler fan, I had no idea why till I found out about that Raven. There are a lot of great volunteers on the help forums that give of their time and experience to try to help others that need help. I am very proud to be a member of that community. Thanks are a wonderful thing to hear and I so appreciate this but you don't have to feel obligated to do this, I know this is done from the heart and I feel it! So THANK YOU! |
I'd like to add my sincere thanks to RC, too. |
I am kneeling down, hands on the ground to you Raven. I'm also thrilled when you contribute your recipes as well. It's a real, honest pleasure to "know" you!!! |
- Posted by ravencajun (My Page) on Tue, Aug 14, 12 at 14:44
jasdip! get up ! girl you have me laughing so hard I nearly fell out of my chair! right back at ya! |
Please add me too, especially help that I received on downloading books to my ipod..........now 1500 plus books later I am an absolute slave to that little device, and get so much enjoyment out of reading again, and it rarely leaves my side. It is so easy to pick up and keep reading after putting it down to do other mundane things like housework. As for my android phone....I hate talking on the phone.....take the phone and toss it, except I need it for downloading books when I am not at home. You are my hero Raven!!! |
I am thanking you too, Raven. You answered a question/solved a problem for me a long time ago. I ALWAYS read your posts, or when someone has posted to you, because I always learn something. And I always check out your links. Thank you for being so generous in sharing your knowledge. |
- Posted by crabbypatty (My Page) on Thu, Aug 16, 12 at 6:35
I don't often post, but do check this forum from time to time to see what's going on. Just have to add my kudos to you, Raven. Your expertise and generous nature have helped me and, undoubtedly, many, many others. Thank you! |
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This summer I'll be spending a month in Laos with Engineers Without Borders. We'll be working in a small village in the central part of the country, putting in about 13 kilometers of pipeline from their water source, to the village and into a storage tank. We will be building the pipeline, the source structure, and the pipeline. Next year we'll go back and put in the rest of the distribution system, pipe and taps for the rest of the village.
I'm working with the Missoula Children's Theatre, a traveling theatre company that visits all 50 states and several countries. My official title is a touring actor/director. In the towns we visit, we offer auditions to kids ages 6 to 18, then we teach them acting, blocking, and even songs as well. Then the kids put on the show for the community. I'm really excited about that. Kids are great and their energy is just really awesome.
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The mission of the Goodchildren Social Aid & Pleasure Club is simple: to help revitalize St. Claude Avenue and the surrounding neighborhoods through celebration and cultural preservation.
To that end, we put on parades, community events, work with neighborhood organizations and arts groups, and with our Social Aid partners, St. Margaret's and Kamp Katrina/Busker's Bunkhouse.
Goodchildren (Bons Enfants) was the original name of St. Claude.
We are a grassroots organization, officially designated as a Louisiana non-profit. All funds raised go directly to support and produce the parade in the form of permits, NOPD escorts, insurance, supplies, music, and promotions.
We produce two parades per year, Easter and Fringe Festival, and often have a presence in other neighborhood activities, such as the Mirliton Festival, Anba Dlo, and NOLA Pyrate festivals.
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i have to to with horizons, mr. toad, world of motion(even though i love test track), and i know it's not closed but the old figment!!! poor dreamfinder, reduced to a name on the door :cry:
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i have to to with horizons, mr. toad, world of motion(even though i love test track), and i know it's not closed but the old figment!!! poor dreamfinder, reduced to a name on the door :cry:
"What about science.. science.... science? What about science.. science... science...? What about science... science... science..?"
Anyone remember that from Figment? I miss the old Figment too...:jacko:
[QUOTE=Billie]"What about science.. science.... science? What about science.. science... science...? What about science... science... science..?"
how could i not remember that! i thought it was funny to see people's pictures at the end and to see who's first time on the ride it was by their expressions :popcorn:
I would have to say I miss Delta Dreamflight the most. I am not sure why but I had always loved that ride. I tried to download the version from this site but it only plays a few seconds. Once I had that music in my head again, it was like I remembered the whole ride. Mr. Toad's wild ride is also a close second.
My trips in my younger years were usually several years apart, and now they are so frequent. So the new stuff kind of feels like the old stuff to me. I don't remember them pulling attractions so much as I remember them putting new ones in. Like I remember very clearly being at WDW while Splash Mtn was being constructed (they couldn't hide a mountain behind a green wall, no matter how high it was!). And I remember being at AK on opening Day. I tend to remember the new attractions and when they went in, and totally forget what was in their place before that.
I do have some pretty fond memories of a number of the older ones too, but most are very faint rememberences of small portions of each of the rides and shows. I remember 20KLUTS, but remember very little of it, so it's hard to say I really miss it. I miss Dreamfinder in the old Imagination ride. There are a few 3D movies I remember seeing but can't really say I miss. The same went with Dreamflight (in all its many names). I remember liking Horizons, and I do remember a bit more of that one, so I guess you could say I miss that one. Some of the more recent ones I have a better recollection of, such as The Lion King. There are so many rides and attractions that this thread has brought back faint memories of, but I think if I were going to say there was one ride I miss the most (probably because I remember the most... rode it ALL the time) was Mr. Toad's Wild Ride. As much as the Pooh ride is really cute, I miss Toad! "Oh bother!"
Of course, if we start talking in terms of parades, my all time favorite was without question the "Remember the Magic" Parade (as if you couldn't tell by my signature!), with the original "Main Street Electrical Parade" as runner up. Miss them both soooooo much. I was also crushed when I heard "Fantasy In The Sky" was ending. Loved that for all my Disney years. But I have to admit that "Wishes" is doing an excellent job of giving me goosbumps and bringing tears to my eyes each time I watch it.:-D
Haha... just remembering that on my first trip at 3 years old, the fireworks scared the **** out of me! They were pretty... but oh so loud!:cry:
I really miss... and I know this will probably sound cheesey, but I don't care, If You Had Wings and 20,000 Leagues. :cry:
Um, Mr. Toad's Wild Ride with :pooh: :-[
I know, :pooh: took Mr. Toad away, and now there's a chance he could take over 20K's lagoon. :no: I see why they might do this, to sell more merchandise. But, if they told me they needed to sell more mechandise, I would have bought Mr.Toad figurines!!! :yes: Also, a large deal of the replacement was the **** scene. I'm sure a lot of parents weren't pleased with Disney for that scene. :yes: Thank you for listening to my rambling. :yes:
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Honestly, Dreamflight was just an "okay" ride but nostalgic for me because I remember riding it over....and over....and over.....(no line) while waiting for my family to ride Space Mountain (I'm a chicken...I'll ride it now though but I still don't like it!)Quote:
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What has now replaced JII is quite replulsive and I agree with all those that believe the original ride should have never been messed with.
I'd say Mr. Toad's wild ride, the old tiki room, and ExtraTERRORestrial alien encounter. The new tiki room is mostly just Iago which is okay I guess, but I miss the song. And Mr.Toad's, I remember the part where you thought you were going to run into the wall. I was heartbroken when they closed it *sniff* :'(
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and one more that isn't really an attraction - but I miss it soooo much:
the Illuminations show before the "Reflections of Earth" they have now.
It was so wonderful to hear the greetings in the languages of the pavilions at the beginning, and the soundtrack was awesome. Thank goodness I still have it on my computer. But I can never have the fireworks... :no:
Last time I was there (this past July) I looked around in the Tiki Room, and I don't really notice anything missing. What I mean is, I think they just added to it when they redid the show, I don't know that they took anything out. My point being, they may be able to run the original show program and it still work. Does anyone know of anything they definitely removed from the building that was present in the original show? I know there's stuff they don't really *use* in the new one, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's not there. I didn't notice anything missing, but I may not be remembering something.
Wouldn't it be cool if once a day they ran the original show, preshow and all?
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The average age of menopause, last I read, is 50 years, so are doing well not to have gone through it already. Some women do have memory loss and anxiety. I have had those problems at times, and at other times, am much better able to focus and remember things. I figure it's when my hormone levels are fluctuating. I had a partial hyst at a young age, so I have no periods to go by, but I have to rely on PMS symptoms, which are getting further and further apart in frequency. Mrs H |
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ACI says 2012 airfreight down at most hubs
Montreal-based Airports Council International (ACI) reports that while some of the world's top airfreight hubs had increased volume in 2012 such as Hong Kong with 2.2 percent, and Memphis with 2.5 percent, 57 percent of the top 30 airfreight airports had volume declines.
"Airfreight had mixed results throughout 2012 with some months posting modest gains while other months posted declines, said Rafael Echevarne, ACI's world economic director. "Amid the significant downside risks in the Euro area and the fiscal deadlock in the United States throughout the year, growth in airfreight came to an overall halt in 2012. As the global economy and international trade picks up steam we are optimistic to see higher growth rates for both passenger and freight traffic in 2013."
Preliminary results point to an overall increase of 3.9 percent in global passenger traffic in 2012 compared to 2011. While the world's top international airports in North America and Europe posted more modest gains in passenger traffic, air transport markets in emerging economies continue to show buoyant activity.
Double-digit growth rates in passenger traffic were observed in Istanbul (20.2 percent), Jakarta (14.4 percent), Dubai (13.2 percent) and Bangkok (10.6 percent) in 2012.
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- Breed: Siamese
- Color: Cream Or Ivory (Mostly)
- Age: Adult
- Sex: Male
- Hair: Short
FIV Siamese's Info...
I am already neutered, a special needs pet, and up to date with shots.
Beautiful, gentle, but very shy/semi-feral siamese.
Trapped as a stray and brought to a high kill shelter as an intact 2-3 year old male. Taken in by his foster mother - tested, neutered, and vaccinated - and unfortunately found to be FIV positive.
He's FeLV neg, has been treated for ear mites and fleas and had a broken/infected tooth removed. So, now - other than his FIV status - is a healthy boy. Very beautiful and gentle - but scared.
He's hoping for a miracle where someone with other FIV cats will take him in and love him for who he is.
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FIV Siamese, a Santa Rosa Siamese cat was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Siamese for sale in Santa Rosa, or seeking a Siamese cat from a breeder in Santa Rosa.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Santa Rosa already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Santa Rosa breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
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I am getting my cabinets from Conestoga and I am debating between whites. If anyone has Conestoga in either Crystal White or Frosty White, can you post some pictures please? I have door samples, but it is just not enough for me to make my decision. My ideal color is between these two colors, but of course they don't have it. One is more of a pure white...kind of egg shell, the other is more creamy.
Here are the samples against honed carrera. Has anyone been on the fence between two whites before? If so, what helped you reach your decision? Does anyone have any regrets with their choices...ie wishing they went more creamy or more white? |
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Can't help with you a specific answer to your question, but just be sure you take the door samples home and look at them under your actual lighting conditions -- I was shocked at how different mine looked at home versus the showroom! |
I know! I have had these doors in my house for over a month and I still can't pull the trigger on one over the other! It's so hard to imagine what a whole kitchen will look like in either color when they are just small samples. |
What type of countertops have you been dreaming of? If you have a certain stone in mind that might help you to make your choice. Maybe you could start thinking about that and see which one looks best with it? Might give you a place to start. What is the overall style you are aiming for? Sometimes that helps to pin it down a little bit more. Do you like a really crisp look or a softer look? |
- Posted by chitown_remodel (My Page) on Fri, Dec 16, 11 at 18:42
From the picture I like the look of the door on the right with that piece of marble. It is whiter. |
Thanks for your responses. For 3 years I have been going back on forth on whether to get honed carrera (which is in the picture above). I love, love, love it, but fear the maintenance. I want an honed or satin look, not polished. I also like the nordic black antiqued but that is on the other side of the spectrum. I had black before and I'm not sure I want to go there again, despite what a great perfomer nordic is. Just can't seem to nail my stone down. I love wood too...see...I'm all over the place. I tend to lean toward the whiter one day, then the next, back to the creamier I go. Here are some renderings of my kitchen to be...white, inset shaker style cabs. Going for a cottage/coastal look. |
Considering Conestoga Cabinets...who are you ordering them through? Is it an online dealer? |
A couple of the cabinets I actually purchased were from The Cabinet Joint and The Cabinet Authority, who both do RTA Conestoga. They have both been fantastic and I love the cabinets. I needed 21" deep kitchen cabs, so bathroom vanities wouldn't work. Oh - and I originally ordered from the 'Joint, but ordered a 2nd from the 'Authority by mistake. [LOL] Shows you how they can be interchangeable. Anyway, something I learned is it's easier to coordinate things with some form of off white or cream than it is with an actual bright white. A granite installer accidentally demonstrated this to me and I've run with it ever since. Since it sounds like you appreciate both cabinets, have you considered just throwing a dart? Sometimes the least scientific method is the easiest! BTW. I look forward to seeing your kitchen. You are choosing some of the most lovely materials! |
If you decide on marble, then go with the whitest of the two. If you want to explore other counters, than you will be able to coordinate more choices with the creamier color. A question. If you are really not happy with either, why go with this company? Ther are so many out there and most have more than two shades of white to choose from. |
- Posted by buffettgirl (My Page) on Mon, Jan 9, 12 at 20:04
if you want white, go with the white. The creamy white, even though it's NEARLY white, will never look white to you. |
kpowers-did you notice your frig and wallovens switched positions in the 3D? Its a little hard to tell but with either one positioned there, would there be clearance for traffic to go around you if the appliance doors are open? |
I do.... Frosty white, with Cambria Torquay. Went with Cabinet Joint (Brian) and was delighted with the process and the product. Their doors are FABULOUS. Not finished yet, but getting closer.... |
Brian helped me at the Cabinet Joint, and Rich was at the Cabinet Authority. They have both been SO patient, given the fact I dream a lot and ask for prices. I'm sure there was some relief that I finally bought something! [LOL] I have more planned, but gotta save. |
Hi All - thank you so much for your input. Since posting, I finally settled on the Frosty White. Mobydog...I am also ordering through Brian Long at the Cabinet Joint. He has been great and very patient with me! Oldbat2be...thank you, thank you, thank you! I am so happy to see pics of Frosty White. It makes me feel even more sure that I have made the right decision on the whites. Not nearly as stark as I thought it would be. Please send more! Your kitchen is INCREDIBLE! So happy to connect with someone who has the same cabinets. Did you assemble and install yourself? If so, how did you find the process? Also, love the Torquay. Is that honed or polished? Do you love it?? Have been dreaming about honed carrera forever but have been hesitant over durability issues. But if Torguay gives the same feel without looking 'fake'...then I want to explore it as an option. ellendi...thank you so much. I am one of those 'must do it myself types' and Conestoga's quality can not be beat for RTA. Boops2012...I realized after I posted this that I put the wrong image in...I didn't think anyone would notice!! I have been debating where to put my fridge and wall oven. The clearance is 42" between the front of the fridge or DWO to the peninsula and I have been simulating it at home to see how it feels. I actually will likely put the fridge at the back now and put the DWO where the pantry is (further down toward the living room). That's how I feel today anyway...any input is very much appreciated. Thank you for calling attention to it! buffetgirl...that is so right on... thank you for that reinforcement! I kept coming back to the truer of the whites and kept thinking the same thing! |
- Posted by buffettgirl (My Page) on Wed, Jan 11, 12 at 13:31
you're so welcome. I wish someone had said that to me 4 years ago. I have glazed white. While I do love my kitchen it's one of the things I regret, not going with what I had originally wanted, white. |
You're most welcome and many thanks for the kind words. We're getting there... Assembled, ourselves. Really fairly straightforward, once you get the general concept (which is slightly different for each cabinet type). Not that there weren't a few tense moments (when glue is drying and you realize you've got the wrong piece in place). I had my builder's crew hang them and do most of the trim work (this is what takes so long). Torquay is polished. Note that it doesn't photograph all that well but I love it in person. |
Late to the party again :) very nice kitchen. I put in an order of Conestoga cabinets on Friday, waiting to hear back today. I bought all unfinished. 5 cabinets hard maple paint grade painting 3 antique white to match my upper oak cabinets I painted antique white, and 2 base cabinets we are adding to our island that I am painting SW seasalt to match the rest of the island. All the other base cabinets I went with Cherry and will be staining some shade of Walnut since I couldn't afford the upgrade of Walnut for all the lowers. I was also thinking of Cambria Torquay but wasn't sure how it would go with the antique white cabinets. Still haven't decided on what backsplash. So good to hear even more good things about Conestoga's cabinets. |
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11 Internet Week Events You Don't Wanna Miss!
This is a guest post from Gary Sharma (aka "The Guy with the Red Tie"), founder and CEO of GarysGuide and proud owner of a whole bunch of black suits, white shirts and, at last count, over 40 red ties. You can reach him at gary [at] garysguide.com.
Get ready for some boozing 'n schmoozing, people! Its that time of the year again. That's right. Internet Week, a week-long festival celebrating all things Internet (business + culture + media + tech) is back in New York City!
It's our very own version of South by South West, and with over 45,000 folks expected to attend almost 400 events around town, it's safe to say things are gonna get a little crazy. There's tons of awesome events, but to make your life easier, here's my selection of 11 that you really, positively, absolutely shouldn't miss! (You're welcome.) Read More


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The Garden Tomb is believed by many to be the garden and sepulchre of Joseph of Arimathea, and therefore a possible site of the resurrection of Jesus. The Garden is owned and administered by The Garden Tomb (Jerusalem) Association, a Christian non-denominational charitable trust based in the United Kingdom (UK charity 1144197; UK company 7591911).
The Garden Tomb is an alternative site to the famous Holy Sepulchre for you to consider the Crucifixion and Resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ. The Garden is a beautiful place in which you will discover several things that were all here on the night Jesus died and which match the accounts in the four Gospels. We never claim to be in the right place as we could never prove that; but where Jesus died is of little importance compared with why. So here we ask you to open the Bible and see what it says about these vital Christian truths.
The Garden is open for tours and worship services every Monday to Saturday from 08:30 to 12:00 and 14:00 to 17:30. Because the Garden is often busy, groups must book their visit in advance.
The Garden Tomb is a quiet place preserved for worship and reflection. There are places to sit, drinking water and pleasant bathroom facilities, including provision for the disabled. Wheelchair access is good for a general tour of the Garden.
There is also a well-stocked gift shop with very reasonable prices.
The Israeli Tour Guides' Association recently nominated the Garden Tomb as the best tour site in Israel. And the Lonely Planet guide quotes a Roman Catholic priest who said "If the Garden Tomb is not the right place, it should be". We are usually in TripAdvisers Top Ten tour sites in Israel, and have recently earned their 2014 Excellence award.
On the Jerusalem tourist web site there are five HD videos of The Garden Tomb with brief explanation of the main places by one of our guides. The web site can be accessed from
The Garden Tomb has a new director from 15 November 2014 - full details can be found at the bottom of the Trustees and Officers page here


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Research in Environmental Law and Practice
This one credit course will cover methods and sources for both legal and non-legal research in Environment law and practice issues. The course will cover basic research strategies and the evaluation of materials in both print and electronic format. Topics will include review of major environmental statutes, the environmental regulatory regime, use of specialized resources including looseleaf services and specialized reporters, non-legal research in areas including public policy, economics, social sciences and science, and research on International environmental law. The course meets once a week (for a 50 minute class session) for fourteen weeks, some sessions may involve hands-on work in the library. Evaluation will be through a series of three or four short assignments, testing the students' ability to appropriate research resources and address particular questions. Instructors for the course will be: Prof. George Pike, Director, Barco Law Library; Linda Tashbook, Foreign, Comparative and International Services Librarian; Marc Silverman, Assistant Director Public Services; Linda Tashbook, Electronic Information Services Librarian and Valerie Weis, Faculty Services Library, Reference Librarian. While this course will not (initially) be part of the Environmental Certificate and no prerequisite is required, students from the Environmental Certificate program will be encouraged to attend.


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BLOODY RIVER: The Real Tragedy of the Rapido.
Houghton Mifflin Co. 1970, VG+/VG+. Book Club edition. Nice clean copy with no flaws. Dust jacket in mylar protector. Photographs, maps, appendix, bibliographical note, index, 157 pages. "In the shadow of Monte Cassino on January 21-22, 1944, the U.S. Army's 36th "Texas" Division tried to cross Italy's Rapido River. The rout of this former National Guard unit from Texas was one of the worst defeats Americans suffered on the battlefields of World War II, one that prompted veterans to present charges of incompetent leadership before Congress."
Comeau, M.G.,
OPERATION MERCURY: A British Airman's First-Hand Account of the Fall of Crete in 1941.
Patrick Stephens Limited, Somerset, England, 1991. Reprinted & expanded from the William Kimber & Co. 1961 edition., NEW, a mint copy. OUT OF PRINT. Maps, photographs, appendices, bibliography, index, 232 pp. "The classic account of one of the great reversals of the war, now updated with recently unearthed information.
Davin, D.M.,
Battery Press reprint edition of the original 1953 edition published in New Zealand. Hardcover issued without dust jacket; 58 photos/drawings; 28 maps; 565 pages. A volume in the official history of New Zealand in world War II. Originally published in 1953, this volume is probably the best overall account of the operations in Crete in 1941. This volume chronicles in great detail not onlyu he operations of the New Zealand forces defending Crete, but an excellent study of the opposing German parachute forces during the battlke of April/May l94l. A detailed day by day account of all operations to the surrender and withdrawal on June lst 1941.
Historical Sections, 5th U.S. Army, IV Corps,
19 DAYS: The Final Campaign across Northwest Italy.
Battery Press, 1988. NEW copy. Hardcover with dust jacket. 95 photos/drawings; 19 maps. This is a combination book consisting of two booklets published just after the war by units in Italy to cover the Po Valley campaign in April/May 1945.
Kelly, Sgt. Charles E. (Commando), with Pete Martin,
N.Y.: Alfred A. Knopf., 1944. First Edition. NF/VG. Book is bright & tight. Jacket without chips or tears, just some very minor soiling. Original "$2.00" price still on jacket. As nice a copy as one is likely to find. Inscribed & dated by author (Sept 18, 1944). Photographs, 182 pages. Author won Medal of Honor during Invasion of Italy. Book is also the only known history of the 143rd Infantry Regiment. ~~~ OUT OF PRINT.
Wingate, John, D.S.C.,
NEVER SO PROUD: Crete, May 1941 ~ The Battle and Evacuation.
Meredith Press,, 1966. VG/VG. First U.S. Edition. Minor flaws to jacket, which is in a mylar protector. Map on endpapers, appendix, 236 pages.
Irwin, John P.,
ANOTHER RIVER, ANOTHER TOWN: A Teenage Tank Gunner Comes of Age in Combat, 1945.
NEW copy, hardcover with dust jacket. (Random House, 2002). 176 pages.
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: "The last days of WWII in Europe as seen -- deftly, and not without its measure of absurdity -- from inside a Sherman tank, by its gunner. The Battle of the Bulge created a need for personnel in the Allied armies, and Irwin was one of those who helped fill that need. Armored warfare was his destiny, and he was put in charge of the tank's cannon. He might have been a bad boy -- one of his joys in enlisting was that he didn't have to finish high school -- but he has a native intelligence that makes the kind of storyteller who keeps the pace and tone just right, embroidered but not to the point of Irish lace, one who is able to let spring from his words, seemingly unbidden, intelligent reflections on the nature of combatants versus enemies or comrades versus friends. He can also make plain and clear what it was like to drive a tank through the last months of war, through the Rhineland and against the last unyielding remnants of German resistance, through Marburg, Paderborn, Haarbruck, and Dessau; how it felt to kill children as they approached his tank with bombs; how it felt to venture into a slave labor camp after a battle. What Irwin excels at is giving a sense of the mayhem and constant insecurity of warfare, the never knowing where you're going to be sent, what you're going to run up against, how you're going to react -- in, for example, the strange face-to-face encounters with the German soldiers in combat, not hand to hand but human to human. Irwin, for instance, shakes a captured German tank gunner's hand for an act of uncommon bravery against Irwin's own tank, simply because he knew what it was like to have done it. The rest of Irwin's tank crew understood just as well. An ace of a wartime narrative: rawboned, terrible, and possessing its own strange kind of humor."
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Toronto lawyer Marlys Edwardh was counsel for the appellant in a landmark Supreme Court decision expanding Charter jurisdiction to more administrative boards and tribunals. [Photo by Paul Lawrence for The Lawyers Weekly] Click here to see full sized version.
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In a landmark 90 decision, the Supreme Court has revised the framework for analyzing when administrative boards and tribunals can resolve constitutional issues, including granting Charter remedies.
Justice Rosalie Abellas June 11 ruling in R. v. Conway is a must-read for administrative law practitioners because its effect may be to extend Charter powers to a significant, but as yet unknown, number of administrative boards and tribunals which currently claim they dont (or have been held by courts not to) have jurisdiction to resolve constitutional issues, including granting Charter remedies.
In the wake of Conway, there is a strong presumption that tribunals can apply the Charter and issue Charter remedies nevertheless legislatures can still specifically reject such jurisdiction, suggests University of Toronto law professor Kent Roach, co-counsel for the intervener Criminal Lawyers Association.
Notably, Conway scraps the three-pronged Mills test in favour of a more streamlined litmus test for discerning whether a board or tribunal is generally a court of competent jurisdiction to grant remedies under s. 24(1) of the Charter.
It liberalizes it, opines David Mossop, counsel for the intervener Community Legal Assistance Society of Vancouver.
Torontos Marlys Edwardh told The Lawyers Weekly the decision will enable people to use the Charter to obtain remedies from administrative boards and tribunals that are not expressly barred by the relevant statutory schemes.
It will open up Charter relief in many kinds of administrative tribunals which have not had it, or not exercised it, predicted Edwardh, counsel for Paul Conway, the appellant who unsuccessfully sought Charter remedies from the Ontario Review Board.
Whatever its future fallout, Conway certainly is a clear and succinct primer on the past 25 years of intense judicial debate at the Supreme Court about the scope of Charter jurisdiction of administrative boards and tribunals.
Remarkably, that debate seems to be over for now. Speaking with one voice, all the judges endorsed Justice Abellas merger of the major strands of the courts administrative law jurisprudence emanating from three lines of cases: Mills v. The Queen, [1986] 1 S.C.R. 863; Slaight Communications v. Davidson, [1989] 1 S.C.R. 1038; and Cuddy Chicks Ltd. v. OLRB, [1991] 2 S.C.R.
A merger of the three distinct constitutional streams flowing from this courts administrative law jurisprudence calls for a new approach that consolidates this courts gradual expansion of the scope of the Charter and its relationship with administrative tribunals, Justice Abella explained.
The jurisprudential evolution has resulted in this courts acceptance not only of the proposition that expert tribunals should play a primary role in the determination of Charter issues falling within their specialized jurisdiction, but also that in exercising their statutory discretion, they must comply with the Charter.
In a nutshell, the Supreme Court ruled that administrative tribunals with explicit, or implied, authority to decide questions of law and whose Charter jurisdiction has not been clearly withdrawn by Parliament or the legislatures are courts of competent jurisdiction to apply the Charter to matters within the proper exercise of their statutory functions.
The availability of an appeal from a boards decision on a question of law is indicative of the boards power to decide legal questions, the court elaborated.
Notably, the court also ruled that whether a particular board or tribunal is competent, as a general matter, to grant remedies under s. 24(1) of the Charter is something to be decided once. It is no longer a matter to be determined (potentially differently) each time a different Charter remedy is sought.
Counsel told The Lawyers Weekly the courts new approach means many more boards and tribunals than was previously thought may be clothed with general Charter jurisdiction.
However it is too early to say whether more Charter remedies will actually be granted by boards and tribunals because Charter claimants still have to clear the hurdle of proving that the constitutional remedies they seek are, in the words of the Supreme Court, the kinds of remedies that [legislators] anticipated would fit within the [board or tribunals] statutory scheme.
The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of Conway, a man physically and sexually abused as a child by close relatives who has been held in secure mental health facilities since 1984 when he was found not guilty by reason of insanity of repeatedly raping his aunt. The Supreme Court affirmed that the Ontario Review Board, which annually reviews the status of detainees found not criminally responsible, could not give Conway, who remains a serious threat to public safety, the absolute discharge and treatment remedies he sought under s. 24(1) of the Charter. The court said Parliament made clear in the Criminal Code that absolute discharges are not available to dangerous detainees. The Code expressly prohibits the board from prescribing or imposing treatment.
Although the board may not grant those two remedies, which are barred under its statutory scheme, the Supreme Court ruled that the board is generally a court of competent jurisdiction under s. 24(1) and may therefore grant Charter remedies that are consistent with its statutory mandate. The Supreme Court rejected the boards position that it did not have general Charter jurisdiction.
We feel its a victory, Edwardh said. It will add a significant amount to both the discretion the board exercises, and what values inform it. I also think it will add a great deal in terms of remedial tools to the board if they are confronted with something that cant be dealt with in the ordinary dispositions they make, and that needs additional jurisdiction, which can be the Charter jurisdiction.
By way of example, she cited a patient-detainee who might want to participate in certain religious activities, or read certain materials that are barred by hospital authorities.
She added that under the Conway analytical scheme some boards, such as the National Parole Board, may be found in future to have Charter jurisdiction, notwithstanding previous court decisions to the contrary.
Counsel for the Ontario Review Board, Stephen Moreau of Torontos Cavalluzzo Hayes, said the ruling certainly means that all provincial review boards have Charter jurisdiction.
He suggested all boards which do not have express powers to decide questions of law and who may historically have felt that their only role was to apply the law and not decide questions of law should carefully review the decision. The potentially new aspect of this case, he said, could be seen to be that the court is signaling, with more fervour than ever, that every one of the justices of that court believes that tribunals should be dealing with Charter issues, absent express provision saying they shouldnt. But I dont agree that this decision is somehow a major retelling of the Charter story.
Mossop noted that British Columbias Administrative Tribunals Act expressly bars some tribunals, such as dispute resolution offices under the Residential Tenancies Act and the Employment and Assistance Appeal Tribunal (which hears welfare appeals) from hearing Charter issues.
He predicted Conway will spur further litigation up to the Supreme Court about the breadth of boards Charter powers (for example, do review boards ordering conditional discharges for not-criminally responsible detainees have the power to order governments to supply community housing?). Another issue is the standard of review to be applied to tribunals findings in constitutional cases.
Simon Fothergill, counsel for the intervener Attorney General of Canada told The Lawyers Weekly it remains to be seen whether this results in more tribunals being found to be courts of competent jurisdiction to grant Charter remedies.
He added, while the court has clearly modified the Mills test, the branch of the test that has usually been determinative of whether an administrative tribunal has jurisdiction to grant Charter remedies appears to remain, i.e., whether the tribunal can grant the particular remedy sought, given the relevant statutory scheme. In the words of the court, on this approach, what will always be at issue is whether the remedy sought is the kind of remedy that the legislature intended would fit within the statutory framework of the particular tribunal.
Fothergill also highlighted the courts observation that tribunals can vindicate claimants Charter rights by exercising their regular statutory powers and processes in accord with Charter values, without turning to their Charter jurisdiction.
Roach agreed the decision tells tribunals they need not invoke [s.] 24(1) if they can exercise their statutory jurisdiction in accordance with the Charter.
He suggested the decision rationalizes previous decisions, but is not revolutionary. It boils down the separate tests for remedies under s. 24 of the Charter and s. 52 of the Constitution to a holistic question of whether a tribunal can apply the Charter, and rejects the necessity of establishing jurisdiction on a remedy-by-remedy basis.
The court propounded tests for determining (1) whether a tribunal has jurisdiction under s. 24(1) of the Charter to apply the Charter (i.e. whether it can grant Charter remedies generally) and if so (2) whether the tribunal is empowered to give the particular remedy requested in light of its statutory scheme.
At step one a board or tribunal will be found to be a court of competent jurisdiction capable of granting Charter remedies in relation to Charter issues arising from its discharge of its statutory mandate if it has explicit, or implied, jurisdiction to decide questions of law, unless it is clearly demonstrated that the legislature intended to exclude the Charter from the tribunals jurisdiction.
Once a tribunal is found to be a court of competent jurisdiction, the second question becomes whether the tribunals statutory scheme enables it to grant the particular remedy sought.
Answering this question is necessarily an exercise in discerning legislative intent, namely whether the remedy sought is the kind of remedy that the legislature intended would fit within the statutory framework of the particular tribunal. Relevant considerations include the tribunals statutory mandate and function, Justice Abella explained.
She said this new approach which she described as a merger of existing jurisprudence had the benefit of attributing Charter jurisdiction to a tribunal as an institution, rather than requiring Charter claimants to re-litigate, remedy by remedy, whether a tribunal is a court of competent jurisdiction.
In so ruling, the top court appears to have dropped the established Mills test, which stipulates that in order for a tribunal to qualify as a court of competent jurisdiction under s. 24(1) of the Charter, the board must possess (1) jurisdiction over the person; (2) jurisdiction over the subject matter; and (3) jurisdiction over the remedy.
R. v. Conway, [2010] S.C.J. No. 22.


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The Rubin Touch of Evil
Touch of Evil
1958, USA, Orson Welles, 111 min. (1998 version)
Starring: Charlton Heston, Orson Welles, Janet Leigh
Introduced by the director's daughter, Chris Welles Feder
Free ticket with a $7 bar minimum. Tickets are available for pick-up after 6:45 p.m. at the will call table in the K2 Lounge (limited capacity).
• Handwritten on the back of the door: "Stop. Forget anything? Leave Key at Desk."
• At first, Orson Welles wanted nothing to do with the picture. He reluctantly agreed after a contract deal forced him to.
• Orson Welles was fired as director during post-production, and the film was recut contrary to his wishes. Before his death, he left instructions on how he wanted the film to be edited, and in 1998 a version was made the way he intended.
About the Speaker
Chris Welles Feder, the eldest daughter of Orson Welles, is a writer living in Greenwich Village, New York. She has published numerous books and educational materials for schoolchildren, including Brain Quest, a children's game now in its fourth edition and a national bestseller since 1991. Her memoir In My Father's Shadow: A Daughter Remembers Orson Welles came out in 2009. Chris has traveled extensively in her life. As a teenager and young woman, she lived in South Africa, Europe and South Korea. In the 1960s, she lived briefly in Nepal, studying Tibetan Buddhism. Her deep interest in Asian art and culture continues to this day.


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