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GARY — The Board of Public Works and Safety on Wednesday approved a memorandum of agreement that will split the responsibilities of a new bridge bordering the Gary/Chicago International Airport between the airport authority, the city of Gary and Lake County.
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Even in the PNW it eventually gets hot enough to burn the berries. The weather here often switches from three months of below average temps to 15 degrees above average almost overnight. I finally wised up a couple years ago and bought a shade tarp. I didn't need it until now, but I'm glad I have it. I dragged it out of storage and pitched her up on the south side of my Triple Crown trellis. Here's the result.
I bought the tarp from greenhousemegastore.com. It wasn't cheap but it wasn't expensive IMO considering it has sewn-on edge tape and grommets every two feet. It's white and rated at 50%, 6' x 25'. Looks like a winner so far but the heat hasn't arrived yet. Hopefully, the wind won't take it sailing into the next county. |
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- Posted by larry_gene USDA8b-OregonPDX (My Page) on Thu, Aug 2, 12 at 23:51
Nice tarp setup, hope it helps. By "burn the berries", I assume you mean the UV white drupelet damage. This occurs on TC berries here to some degree even during cloudy, cool weather--the UV still penetrates. High temperature so far this year is 88--and that was back in May. My latest thinking on UV damage is that the sun angle is more important than the temperature, that is why late-season berries do not turn as white even in heat. |
Yes, I mean the white, hard druplets. And you're right, even during this summer my TCs have suffered from this, but not so much that I needed to do anything about it. I consider TC a late season berry. Are you saying the early August sun at 95F won't be a problem? I think it is. But I will pay close attention to the spots along the top on the north side where there isn't any coverage. |
- Posted by larry_gene USDA8b-OregonPDX (My Page) on Fri, Aug 3, 12 at 23:39
Early August 95F will likely produce more white drupelets, but not as many as July 4th 85F. I have noticed over the years that 90+ September heat does not affect the later berries. Sun angle is decreasing rapidly after Aug 1; it is the same angle as mid-May. Today was my peak TC harvest: 18 pounds from 20 feet of trellis. One or two white drupelets on each of 1/4 of the berries, the other 3/4 are clear. All black satins and black diamonds are clear. |
- Posted by djofnelson 7ACtrlVAfoothills (My Page) on Sun, Aug 5, 12 at 10:33
That's interesting about the sun angle having such a significant effect. It explains why I had white druplets so bad this year with my TCs being a month early. I tried using burlap to shade them, but it just blew off in a wind storm. Then 1000's of yellow jackets found my ripe berries... |
- Posted by larry_gene USDA8b-OregonPDX (My Page) on Tue, Aug 7, 12 at 1:16
The sun angle thing is interesting, but I have to report that our sudden 102 degrees of Saturday whitened nearly all of my red phase thru black but unripe phase TCs and Black Satins. Green/partial red phase and fully ripe berries were unaffected. Lots of UV at 102 sunny degrees regardless of the angle. |
This is interesting because my TC blackberries had their best year ever. I gave them plenty of water, but they were in covered in 4 100+ degrees days, and many 95+ days. Now, my raspberries and blueberries could have used the shade cloth! |
- Posted by larry_gene USDA8b-OregonPDX (My Page) on Wed, Aug 8, 12 at 1:35
102° TC UV/heat damage, south-facing, plump ripe berries undamaged. |
Happy to report that the shade did a marvelous job of preventing any berry damage. Except a few around the edges and high up on the north side. My freezer is full of blackberries. My next door neighbor's Navaho blackberries were mostly ruined. Got hit at the worst time. I put the shade back up today for 95 degree afternoon. We might hit 100 later in the week. |
- Posted by larry_gene USDA8b-OregonPDX (My Page) on Sun, Aug 12, 12 at 22:53
Thanks for the follow-up report. My multiple, closely-spaced rows are harder to protect than your single row, but I may eventually get some system going. The post-heat picking here was 13 pounds usable (juice), 17 pounds junk berries. |
I have a couple of different varieties of thornless blackberries. I grow them in a place that is mostly in shade. It gets half day sun only in June-August. It is very productive. I don't think they need to be in full sun here in PNW. I don't shade, don't irrigate, get lots of berries and they are covering previously unused land. John S PDX OR |
- Posted by melikeeatplants 9b (San Jose) (My Page) on Sat, Aug 18, 12 at 2:36
What do you guys think of Black Satin? You rate its flavor highly? |
- Posted by melikeeatplants 9b (San Jose) (My Page) on Sat, Aug 18, 12 at 2:36
What do you guys think of Black Satin? You rate its flavor highly? |
- Posted by foolishpleasure 7B (My Page) on Sat, Aug 18, 12 at 18:14
Here in zone 7B we are doing great. This year we had a big crop I love blackberry the only thing I hate about it is the thornes. |
- Posted by larry_gene USDA8b-OregonPDX (My Page) on Sun, Aug 19, 12 at 0:17
Black satin is best for cooking, not fresh eating. The cooked flavor is very good. |
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On Tuesday morning next week, 27th October, at 8:00am I am being interviewed on Premier Radio about a major new report being published the same day by Amnesty International exposing Israel's theft of water from the Palestinian Occupied Territories. Entitled, 'Troubled Waters: Palestinians Denied Fair Access to Water' the 112 page report outlines Israel's consistent failure to comply with international law on the fundamental human right Palestinians have to water.
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When it comes to food, I am incredibly picky, demanding, a snob and a reverse snob, too — the kind of guy who will argue passionately for the bygone days of fine dining when all men wore hats and cravats and women all giggled when they drank champagne as though it was their first time. And then, just when I've gotten you to agree that, yes, things really were better when everyone was eating stuffed pigeon and entire lobes of foie gras and keeping the neighborhood haberdasher in business, I'll turn on you, accuse you of pretentiousness and say that no, things are much better now, when I can walk into any taquería in the city in flip-flops, Jams and a Nixon mask and get a fantastic spread of tacos al pastor, two beers and an Enramex phone card without ever speaking a word of English.
Actually, I'm a prick in pretty much all respects (ask my wife — she'll vouch for me). The truth is that I just love to fight. I'll say one thing, pick my hill, die on it, and then, five minutes later, turn around and argue the other side just for the pure joy of a good argument.
Needless to say, I get my wish a lot. I've argued long and hotly both for and against Colorado barbecue, Rocky Mountain sushi, cheeseburgers, robots and whatever else piques my interest on a given day. Chicken wings, for example.
Joel Warner, my ink-spattered comrade-in-arms, recently mentioned that his vegetarian wife had picked up some seitan chicken wings from WaterCourse Foods over at 837 East 17th Avenue, and that he'd not only eaten the "wings" (I have to use quotes because seitan is made from wheat flour dough, and bread doesn't have any wings) but enjoyed them. "If you don't believe me, try them," he said, pointing a tremulous finger at me, already shaky from meat withdrawal. "What are you, scared?"
As Warner well knows, that question is the quickest and easiest way to get me to do just about anything, because in addition to being a prick, I am also easily influenced by peer pressure, advertising, dares or even the bizarre requests of strangers on the street. And to compare the all-vegan, boneless seitan shrapnel served at WaterCourse to the holy of holies — the Buffalo chicken wing — was a challenge I could not resist.
But first we needed a control — a chicken wing that Joel and I could agree on as a sort of middlemark and against which we could judge the WaterCourse offering. Luciano's (1043 Broadway) was eliminated because it is the second-most Buffalonian restaurant in Denver (the first being the Old Fashioned Italian Deli, at 395 West Littleton Boulevard, which doesn't make wings) and would therefore be too close to my heart. Ditto Woody's Wings, 1740 South Buckley Road in Aurora, because I am convinced that this Woody's location does the best, most authentic (and certainly the best-smelling) wings in the city. So we decided to try the wings at the Fainting Goat (846 Broadway), the bar that took over the former home of Moon Time (which was the Minturn Saloon before that, and the Parlour long ago) and has recently become a personal favorite (see the Cafe Society blog for details).
The Goat's wings did the trick. Served by the pound and with the appropriate sides (celery sticks, carrot sticks and a cup of chunky blue cheese dressing), they earned points with me for their crispness and surprising size (most Denver wings are too small), although Warner claimed the sauce (Frank's RedHot and liquid butter, the only sauce that ought to be called Buffalo sauce) wasn't hot enough — and then drifted off into a dim reverie about how the chickenless chicken wings at WaterCourse were both punishingly hot yet still flavorful, tasting almost like actual meat, but without, you know, actually being made of any.
Here's the Wikipedia description of seitan: "Wheat gluten, also called seitan, wheat meat, gluten meat, or simply gluten, is a food made from the gluten of wheat. It is made by washing wheat flour dough with water until all the starch dissolves, leaving insoluble gluten as a gummy mass, which is subject to further processing."
Doesn't that just sound delicious? Because God knows, whenever I'm feeling peckish, I find myself longing for a gummy mass of insoluble wheat gluten.
After we finished the Goat's wings, we proceeded to drink a bit. Then a bit more. I'd promised to check out WaterCourse as soon as possible, but after a couple, three, four or five Wall Streets on ice, I wasn't in any condition to judge anything other than maybe a wet T-shirt contest. And since Warner wasn't wearing a T-shirt and no one else at the table seemed up for being hosed down and ogled, I went home.
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We are proud to have MiBek beef at restaurants throughout South Carolina. We provide special pricing to restaurants and businesses. Please contact us for more information.
...Restaurants throughout South Carolina have become partners in the effort. Participating chefs agree to prepare menus that include at least 25% Certified South Carolina Grown foods and products in season and feature the Fresh on the Menu brand. These chefs recognize the value in supporting local for not only their bottom lines, but also for the difference South Carolina local products and produce make on the taste of food.
Fresh on the Menu is a commitment to provide South Carolina citizens the freshest products and produce from some of the nation's best restaurants. This program will work to use our greatest resources to help to ensure that South Carolinians can act progressively and think competitively in the global economy of our future. The South Carolina Department of Agriculture challenges all South Carolinians to support, ask for and remember "Locally grown." It's to dine for."
Executive Chef Craig Deihl, of Cypress Lowcountry Grille in Charleston, was the first chef to feature MiBek Farms "on the local menu."
In early 2010, Deihl was a semi-finalist in the prestigious James Beard Foundation nomination for Best Chef Southeast.
He was also named Chef of the Year by the Charleston chapter of the American Culinary Foundation.


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As it turns out, we're not quite alone in lamenting the quasi-life sentence handed out to Jeff Skilling yesterday. Twenty-four years seems an awfully long time for what Skilling was convicted of to a lot of other folks as well.
• Larry Ribstein says "the lynch mentality that has surrounded Skilling and Lay is appalling" and notes that Skilling got "13 years longer than Al Capone."
• Ellen Podger asks "If we are so intent on punishing the wrongdoer with heavy prison time, then how can we accept Andrew Fastow being sentenced to 6 years, or Scott Sullivan receiving 1/5 of the sentence received by Bernie Ebbers. It becomes clear that what we are really doing here is punishing individuals who exercise their right to a jury trial. And permitting the government to continue this practice is not proper."
• Geoffrey Manne says: "…Skilling's sentence is problematic not only because…it is probably disproportionate to the actual crime (which I take it is the point Dave wants to see the rest of us make about drug prosecutions), but also and primarily because the costs of excessive prosecution are so large."
• And Christine Hurt explains why defending Jeff Skilling is hardly indefensible.
Wow. That's a pretty smarty pants group of folks coming in on the DealBreaker tequila soaked Skilling Prison Blues side of things. Which is kind of scary. Usually when this many academic types start to agree with us we start wondering if we've got it wrong.
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I worked at Enron for 6 yrs. from 1991-1996 and so I understand how the company worked. The operating division heads had a lot of latitude in how they reported earnings. While I can't disagree with the jury's verdict I do disagree with the Fed focusing mainly on Lay, Skilling and Fastow. Despite Fastow's last affidavit they have ignored the division heads that sold hundreds of millions of dollars of stock while knowing the numbers they were posting were bogus.
NastyBrutishAndTalls Take: http://nastybrutishandtall.com/2006/10/skillings-show-trial-has-predictable.html
Comparing Skilling's sentnce to that of al Capone is most interesting: Al Capone's exploits did not cause tens of thousands of employees to lose their retirement security. Skilling's actions did just that. He deserves what he got and more.
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Welcome to the Riverside Treasure Hunters Club! Interested in joining our club? Please see the JOIN page for more information.
2015 RTHC Annual Roundup Sunday, April 12, 2015 Rancho Jurupa Park, Jurupa Valley, CA 92509
All RTHC members, non-members, and members of other detecting and prospecting clubs are welcome to attend. General admission is free (although there is a park entry fee of $5/adult and $2/child OR a special rate of $8/car if you mention our event at the gate). We will have three paid hunts (Token Hunt, Old Coin Quest, and the Silver Challenge). There are limits on each of these hunts but registration will be open on the day of the event for any hunt not yet filled up. Note that we're about 100% full on all three hunts as of 03/16/14 but plan to raise limits at our Wednesday Annual Roundup Committee meeting so please send your registration form and payment ASAP and notify Cliff Duplissis by email that your form is on its way (with details on the number of hunts) so he'll have these numbers handy when we set the new limits so we don't leave anyone out. We'll also have a free kids' hunt (Little Dirt Pirates Hunt) and other activities, as well as a 50/50 drawing and a Ways & Means Raffle for thousands of dollars of coins, detectors, pin-pointers and treasure hunting-related prizes. We plan on having a Garrett AT Pro in the Token Hunt, a White's M6, a White's MXT All Pro and possibly a third unspecified detector in the Ways & Means Raffle. We'll also have at least two Garrett PRO-POINTERS and several White's Bullseye II pin-pointers in the Token Hunt and Raffle. Hot dogs and hamburgers will be provided by the Club at no charge (meal ticket required) and cold bottled water will be provided for free to all. Attendees are asked to bring their own drinks if they'd like as well as a potluck item or similar such as chips, etc. to share with everyone. You may bring your own food and pass on the freebies if you'd like. In order to make it easier to download forms for this year's event, we've set up a temporary Facebook page (RTHC - 2014 Annual Roundup) where you can find the registration form to sign up for hunts or just register for your free meal ticket.
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Commercial Pest Control Expert Uses Air Curtains to Eliminate Houseflies in Facilities
Moreno Valley, Calif.--Anyone questioning the efficacy of air curtains in the foodservice industry's continual battle with flying insect infiltration to indoor spaces needs to ask Dan Clark, a renowned housefly pest control expert.
Most exterminators use insect light traps (ILT), glue boards and electrocuting devices to successfully rid flies from restaurants, food processing plants, warehouses and other commercial facilities with perpetual shipping or pedestrian door cycling. However, few exterminators use air curtains, which is a chemical-free insect protection/control strategy, according to Clark, president of FlyTech Supply, a 29-year-old, Moreno Valley, Calif.-based pest control wholesale/retail company that has sold more than 150 air curtains to its customers.
Clark claims ILT's and glue boards are fine, but they're reactionary devices after flies have already gained access. A more proactive approach is using air curtains, which are mounted above a door opening to discharge a high velocity, invisible air-stream barrier that stops flying insects before they gain entry. Clark likes to combine ILT's from Gardner Mfg., Horicon, Wis., and air curtains from Berner International, New Castle, Pa., for the ultimate in fly prevention and extermination.
Case in point is one warehouse that was infested with thousands of flies. Fecal matter littered interior table and floor surfaces. Forty ILT's and an arsenal of electocuters were killing flies, but were overwhelmed by the steady supply from unobstructed pedestrian doors. Clark sold three Berner air curtains--one 42-inch K-Zone that protected a doorway to an outdoor dining area and two 36-inch K-Zones that protected the warehouse's double glass door employee entry. The air curtains, which are tested and certified by the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF), reduced fly infiltration to less than .01-percent and allowed Clark to reduce the ILT's from 40 to four for any stragglers.
Clark, whose customer base is 60 percent wholesale and 40 percent retail has a long list of notable clients using air curtains to enhance sanitation and prevent fly infiltration including, Fresh Start Bakeries, dog food manufacturer, Kal Kan, World Bank, Washington, D.C., other clients.
The California Health and Safety Code mandates air curtains on backdoors and receiving doors of all food service establishments, but Clark takes it a step further by recommending air curtains on front entrances and drive-thru windows, the latter which now constitutes over 50 percent of the quick-serve restaurant business, according to the National Restaurant Association (NRA).
Clark recalls a taco restaurant located near an animal stockyards area where flies literally swarmed outside the restaurant and gained indoor access through the drive-through window. A Drive-Thru Unit (DTU) designed specifically for drive-thru windows by Berner, helped eliminate fly ingress and reduce conditioned air from escaping out the window.
While most of Clark's customers appreciate the housefly prevention performance, many don't realize they also save significant energy with air curtains. In fact, many air curtains pay for themselves in less than two years just by preventing up to 75 percent of the facility's air conditioning or heating from escaping when doors open.
Not all air curtains are equal or operate as advertised, according to Clark, who recommends using only air curtain models certified by the Air Movement and Control Association (AMCA), Arlington Heights, Ill., An air curtain with AMCA certified performance assures that a manufacturer hasn't overstated performance specifications such as air volume, air velocity and other vital statistics important to efficacy. "During an inspection of a restaurant with a fly problem, I remember how shocked a California health inspector was of an off-brand air curtain's performance simply by holding a hand up near the louvers and feeling inconsistencies instead of a steady stream of air," Clark recalled. "All air curtain brands and models are not the same, but AMCA is a good starting place for selection."
Clark also recommends keeping air curtain choices simple since store managers or warehouse maintenance people are typically responsible for their operation. Air curtains with one speed and automatic on/off switches triggered by door openings will remove the human error aspect.
Even the best brands of air curtains need routine maintenance, according to Clark. Periodic calibrations such as louver adjustment, fan speed (in multiple speed units) settings, air filter replacement, employee operation training and just a general cleaning and inspection to assure the doorway is being covered with proper air volume, velocity and uniformity. While mechanical or electrical contractors appear to be the most apropos source for air curtains, pest control contractors have an advantage in that they typically make monthly or bi-monthly service calls to clients, which are invaluable in assuring air curtain performance. "The installing contractor may never set foot on the property again," said Clark, "but a pest control contractor can keep the air curtain maintained and running to specifications while performing periodic extermination services."
Selling air curtains is an easy process for clients with fly problems, but as a preventative, some customers are resistant. "I hear excuses, such as it blows a person's hair as they walk through the doorway, but if the air curtain is properly sized and maintained, that's minimal," said Clark, who has 25 years pest control industry experience, and before opening FlyTech, had worked previously for Terminix, Memphis, Tenn., and Western Exterminator Co., Anaheim, Calif. "What's more important is that an air curtain can prevent a foodservice establishment from getting closed down due to sanitation violations related to flies."
So why do few exterminators promote and provide air curtains to their customers? "It's a technical product that has to be sold, you can't rely on the average pest control employee to present air curtain benefits, especially when management doesn't understand fly prevention, like we do," said Clark, who manufactures his own drain microbes to curb fruit flies. "It also takes some time to learn about air curtains, but many companies don't want to bother. They should though, it's a very profitable niche while also being the best proactive deterrent to flies a pest control company can have in its arsenal."


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For some, the "Big Three" is a reference to automakers Ford, General Motors and Chrysler.
These were the words of outrage of freshman S.C. Legislator Cezar McKnight when discussing the scandal of the $123 million in fines the state has paid for its 25-year failure to comply with federal law with regard to deadbeat dads.
The question is, can this young reformer do something about this, or will politics as usual in South Carolina prevail?
First the legislator and then then scandal.
The Indian Land Warriors swept a Region IV-AA road game with Chesterfield on Tuesday, Jan. 27.
The IL Lady Warriors rolled to a 43-26 win over the Lady Rams in the varsity opener.
The Lancaster Bruins swept Region III-AAA foe Broome again.
Lancaster, which swept Broome on Jan. 9 in the Bruins Den, went on the road and took two from the host Centurions.
cording to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, a dream is defined as a visionary creation of the imagination. Every person has a different dream or a hope for a miracle to take place. I have a dream that special needs students will not only be accepted, but valued in society.
KERSHAW – Andrew Jackson swept Central for the second time this season at AJ on Tuesday, Jan. 27.
AJ, in each game, finished strong to post the hoops sweep.
With a new session that began Jan. 13, the opportunities for positive reforms to our system of governance, tax structure and personal freedoms should be plentiful.
And while there are some strong reforms on the table this year, it's the weak refoms – and even some measures that would take us backward – that will likely take center stage if citizens don't keep a watchful eye on their lawmakers.
The Buford boys snapped their five-game skid in a big way to complete a Region IV-AA hardwood sweep of North Central on Tuesday, Jan. 27.
The Jackets built an early lead and stayed in control for the 56-35 win over the Knights.
A Lancaster couple is recovering after they were held at gunpoint during a home invasion and failed armed robbery Wednesday, Jan. 14.
After more than a week of searching for suspects and tracking down leads, three people have been arrested for the Jan. 14 home invasion and failed armed robbery of a couple inside their Edgemont Drive home.


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I am wanting to have a surprise (fiesta) birthday party for my sis in law this month (september 06) and I am needing ideas for the menu and games and decoration ideas?? She will be 31 september 18.Any ideas welcome,thank you! |
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Menu--anything Mexican would be fine--taco's, enchiladas (nice because you can make them up ahead of time, and just pop into the oven), lots of fresh fruit. For dessert, you could do flan, Mexican wedding cakes, Sopapillas (for an easy, 'fake' sopapilla, cut flour tortillas into wedges, brush with butter, sprinkle with cinnnamon/sugar, and bake until crisp). Sangria. Have you checked Oriental Trading company? They have tons of Fiesta partyware and decorations. You'd probably still have time to order what you needed, if you get right on it. Of course, you need a pinata for a fiesta. And in summer school, when my cooking class had a fiesta party, we played Bingo in Spanish Have fun! |
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Ditto on Oriental Trading Company! Can you buy Amy's Cheese Enchiladas (frozen, family pack) where you live? They are REALLY good! If you are serving dinner and it's not too many people, I'd recommend them! I miss them; can't buy them here. You could also have a "salsa tasting." Buy several different types and put them all out in little bowls with a big bowl of chips. Here's the recipe for one of my specialities. It's named after my young daughter who refined it to her tastes. The result: adults and kids alike LOVE it! It doesn't matter how much I make, there is never any left over. Annamaria's Texas Guacamole 2 lbs. ripe avocados Peel and pit avocados and mash with fork. Add other ingredients (no variations!). Serve with good corn chips. Yum! Cheers, from |
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Judy Ann Slack Leamon, 67, of Cleveland, passed away Friday, June 6, 2014, at her residence.
She was of the Baptist faith.
She was preceded in death by her father, Ralph Slack; and her niece, Crystal McGaha.
She is survived by her husband, Billy Smith of Cleveland; son and daughter-in-law, Gary and Missy Ballew of Missouri; son, Gary Ballew of Cleveland; grandchildren: Peyton Ballew, Austin Ballew, Trevor Ballew and Donte' Ballew; mother, Mae Verner of Cleveland; brother, John Slack; sister and brother-in-law, Tammy and James McGaha; and one niece, Lasha McGaha.
A memorial service will be held in the chapel of Grissom Funeral Home Monday, June 9, 2014, at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Tom Grissom officiating.
We invite you to visit the Leamon family guest book and send a message of comfort to www.serenityfunerals.com
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Memorial service dedicated to seventeen human rights victims of Pinochet's dictatorship, including Boris, was held on December 8 2013 in Santiago's Jewish Cemetery. Engraved in the black granite monument are the words That your souls remain linked to the bonds of life. Also written on the stone is excerpt from the Torah, Even unto them will I give in My house and within My walls a monument and a memorial better than sons and daughters; I will give them an everlasting memorial, that shall not be cut off.
A memorial plaque , dedicated to all those Jewish victims was installed on the wall of Villa Grimaldi, the place of notorious Pinochet's former prison.
On August 21, 2012 a Chilean judge ordered the arrest of eight retired police and military officers in connection with the kidnapping and disappearance of Boris Weisfeiler. According to the court filings, the suspects will be prosecuted for "aggravated kidnapping" and "complicity" in the disappearance of a U.S. citizen's between January 3-5, 1985.
The indicted agents, the ruling said, apart from taking away Boris' liberty, have persisted in hiding the facts of the illegal detention and the whereabouts of Boris Weisfeiler.
The ruling makes no mention of where Boris might have been taken after his detention or what happened to him afterwards.
In his 16 pages indictment, Judge Jorge Zepeda said that most of the evidence gathered thus far has come from declassified in 2000 U.S. documentation.
On August 26, 2011 the final Human Rights Valech Commission's report made public and posted on-line. Case of Boris Weisfeiler disappearance in Chile is not accepted as a Human Rights violation . Therefore, Boris was deprived by the Chilean State not only of his life but also of being recognized as its victim.
My brother is a victim of the political repression of the Pinochet regime, even if the Commission did not formally accept his case as a human rights atrocity. Declassified U.S. documents leave no doubt that Boris Weisfeiler is the one U.S. citizen among 1100+ Chileans disappeared at the hands of agents of state repression.
Olga Weisfeiler and her son Lev arrived in Chile on February 26, 2010 to resubmit Boris Weisfeiler's case to the recently opened human rights commission, Comisión Asesora para la calificación de Detenidos Desaparecidos, Ejecutados Políticos y Víctimas de Prisión Política y Tortura, in short La Comisión for evaluation.
A written statement in English and in Spanish gives a comprehensive account of the facts and events that occurred on the night of Boris' disappearance and subsequent actions by Pinochets military to conceal the crime.
On September 11, 2009, the 36th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 1973 military coup, the Chilean Congress approved the bill that would reopen two former Human Rights Commissions: Rettig and Valech. According to Chilean law, the only way to classify a case as being a human rights violation, officially, was through the Commission, which could not be restarted after it finished its work in 1991.
In its 1991 report, the National Commission on Truth and Reconciliation, commonly known as Rettig Commission, did not include the Weisfeiler disappearance case into human right violation category because, as it said, there was not enough evidence to support such; all of the information gathered by the U.S. Embassy during 5 years of the investigation was regarded as "classified," and therefore not available to the Chilean investigators for evaluation.
In 2000, the U.S. has declassified over 500 documents related to the Weisfeilers case. Since then, an ongoing criminal investigation in Chile has been treated the case as a 'de facto' human rights case but not always, and never officially.
In June 2006, Chilean President Michelle Bachelet met in Washington D.C. with sister of Boris Weisfeiler, Dr. Olga Weisfeiler. In an online posting "Meeting with Olga Weisfeiler", the Chilean government web site acknowledged that Boris Weisfeiler "desaparecido en Chile en enero de 1985, tras su detención por una patrulla militar" (disappeared in Chile in January 1985 after he was arrested by military patrol.)
Yet, 24 years after it happened, the Chilean Government is refusing to accept its responsibility , in Prof. Weisfeiler disappearance, referring to the 1990-93 Truth and Reconciliation Commission (Rettig) report which did not classify the Weisfeiler case as a human rights violation.
January 2005. It has been twenty years since my brother, Boris Weisfeiler, vanished while on a hiking trip in Southern Chile.
To learn more about Boris and my efforts to find him take a look at the photo album Searching for Boris. The album includes pictures of Boris from 1970s and early 1980's, pictures from my November 2004 trip to Chile when I first visited Colonia Dignidad. Also included are photos taken in 1985 and in 2002 of the location where Boris was last seen.
November 2001. There are more than 1,100 desaparecidos (disappeared persons) in Chile and one of them is a U.S. citizen - Boris Weisfeiler. A Russian-born mathematics professor at Pennsylvania State University, Weisfeiler vanished while on a hiking trip near the border between Chile and Argentina in the early part of January 1985. After a quick and cursory investigation, Chilean authorities concluded that Weisfeiler had drowned in the Los Sauces River during his trip.
Declassified U.S. documents tell a different story. According to an informant, Weisfeiler was detained by Augusto Pinochet's soldiers, presumed to be a CIA, or a Russian or a Jewish spy, and taken to the mysterious German settlement Colonia Dignidad. The declassified U.S. documents show that the U.S. Embassy personnel did not do enough to ascertain the fate of Weisfeiler, the only missing U.S. citizen in Chile. As consul Jayne Kobliska stated more than a year after Weisfeiler's disappearance in a memo from April 1986, "the real danger in this case is that we will delay action until it is too late to either save Weisfeiler's life or to determine the true circumstances of his death."
Timeline: The Weisfeiler Case - a guide to key events, legal and political issues related to the January 1985 disappearance in Chile of a U.S. citizen, Boris Weisfeiler. This timeline draws on declassified U.S. government records, official correspondence, court rulings, and Chilean and U.S. newspaper publications.


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Adjourning the case to reflect overnight, Craigavon Crown Court Judge Gordon Kerr QC remanded Mark Neill into custody, warning the fraudster the only issue was how long he would go to jail for.
Neill, 36 and from Graham Court in Moira, had previously pleaded guilty to two counts of fraud by abusing the position he held at Karen McAvoy Publishing Ltd, two counts of false accounting and a charge of theft relating to £268,346 which all occurred on dates between 1 January 2011 and 18 February 2013.
Prosecuting lawyer Nicola Auret told the court while the indictment reflected how Neill stole £268,346, he had in fact stolen £320,898 by crediting money to two bank accounts and paying himself an inflated salary when he worked as general manager for his sister's publishing firm. Outlining the background, Ms Auret said Neill's sister knew he was a gambling addict but believing that he had dealt with the problem, "gave him a chance" by giving him a job at her firm.
As general manager, Neill was in charge of the administration and "day to day" running of the company so would have had access to the company accounts.
His offending came to light, she told the court, on 23 February last year when Ms McAvoy contacted the police "to say that her brother - the defendant - had admitted taking over £100,000 from her company account".
Neill had failed to show for work the previous week and instead, contacted his sister to confess that "he had been gambling with company funds," said the lawyer, adding that Neill himself estimated he had stolen in excess of £100,000.
In fact, investigations conducted by police and an accountant revealed that was a drastic under calculation on Neill's part as their audit of company accounts and Neill's bank statements uncovered the huge theft.
Ms Auret said Neill had confessed to police during interviews that he put the stolen monies through the accounts as purchases from suppliers as well as dividend payments but that he had pocketed it instead. In addition instead of receiving his usual annual salary of £25,000, Neill had paid himself an extra £9,451 and the lawyer said examinations of his accounts with the Ulster Bank and Santander showed there had been a total of 165 credits coming from his sister's company account which amounted to the mammoth £320,898.
Ms Auret said Neill had in fact paid some of the money back and that was the reason for the lesser amount reflected in the indictment.
Turning to the aggravating and mitigating factors, the lawyer said the most obvious aggravating fact was the "gross breach of trust" represented in the fraud which had a "certain amount of planning and premeditation" and has had a "significant effect" on the victim company while in mitigation, Neill had confessed and had shown remorse.
"Fortunately and quite remarkably, she had managed to keep the business going," said Ms Auret although as Judge Kerr revealed, Ms McAvoy had to remortgage her home and even take her child out of day care.
"That is his own niece or nephew," the judge told defence lawyer Michael Tierney who conceded that Neill knew his sister "was put through hell because of his actions and he hangs his head in shame."
"He is absolutely ashamed of his conduct, ashamed especially that the injured party is his sister," said the lawyer adding that the money was used to fund an extravagant lifestyle but rather "just literally evaporated" through online gambling sites.
Remanding Neill into custody, Judge Kerr said he would sentence him on Friday.
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