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The Fly Man of Alcatraz
Forensic entomologist Robert Kimsey of the UC Davis Department of Entomology is known as "The Fly Man of Alcatraz."
When he's not teaching classes, advising students and graduate students, or heading out on homicide cases, you can usually find him on "The Rock"--researching flies.
Kimsey will discuss "The Flies of Alcatraz" tomorrow (Thursday, May 5) at a meeting of the Northern California Entomology Society, to be held at the Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. Honey Bee Research Facility on Bee Biology Road, UC Davis. His talk starts at 1:15.
Kimsey has walked where Al "Scarface" Capone, George "Machine Gun" Kelly, Robert "The Birdman of Alcatraz" Stroud and Arthur "Doc" Barker walked. He sleeps where "The Bird Man of Alcatraz" sleeps when his research involves overnight trips.
"One day when I was working on research until 4:30 a.m., I laid down in the cell, extremely tired," Kimsey said. "I looked through the steel bars and saw the lights of San Francisco. I thought about how I'd feel if I had to spend a large chunk of my life in this cell. I'd certainly be very angry with myself."
Kimsey became involved in the fly project in July 2007 when he received a call about the annoying flies from entomologist Bruce Badzik, integrated pest management coordinator with the National Park Service, Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
Complaints rose to a feverish pitch in late August, September and October. The flies seemed to land on people as if they were rotten meat. Kimsey witnessed the incessant "shoo-fly" behavior on the docks and encountered it on a personal basis.
Kimsey identified the troubling fly as a "kelp fly" (Fucillia thinobia) or "cormorant fly" in the family Anthomyiidae. "But it's not a kelp fly as such," said Kimsey, who plans to publish his research in an entomological journal. "It has nothing to do with kelp. It lives in purge-soaked soil under dead cormorants found in rookeries all around the island. It does not exist in any other place."
Since then, he and Badzik have identified 17 species of flies. They are the first to research the flies of Alcatraz.
Kimsey has also become friends with many of the National Park Service employees, the former inmates and the former guards.
"Federal prisoners were sent to Alcatraz not necessarily because of the nature of their crime but of their deportment or behavior toward others in jails elsewhere," Kimsey said. "If they fought constantly, tried to kill the guards, or tried to escape, Alcatraz was the place to send them. They were not necessarily the worst of the worst, but the most difficult."
UC Davis forensic entomologist Robert Kimsey on "The Rock." (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Kelp flies or cormorant flies (Fucillia thinobia) on Alcatraz. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Cormorant off waters of Alcatraz. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Don't Let the Bedbugs Bite
There's an "alarming resurgence in the population of bedbugs" in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
The exact cause is not known, but the CDC says it could be linked to "increased resistance of bed bugs to available pesticides, greater international and domestic travel, lack of knowledge regarding control of bed bugs due to their prolonged absence, and the continuing decline or elimination of effective vector/pest control programs at state and local public health agencies."
The Los Angeles Times warned in a Dec. 4 headline: L. A.'s Slow Trickle of Bedbugs May Turn Into a Flood.
That's a big "bah-humbug" for the holidays.
Senior museum scientist Steve Heydon of the Bohart Museum of Entomology, UC Davis, was quoted as saying:
What Entomologists Do to Have Fun
Ghouls just like to have fun at Halloween.
So do entomologists.
When the Bohart Museum of Entomology. located at 1124 Academic Surge, University of California, Davis, holds its annual Halloween Open House, guests are in for a real treat.
A few tricks, too--in the form of tricky costumes.
This year forensic entomologist Bob Kimsey, dressed in a ghillie suit, the kind of camouflage clothing turkey hunters wear. Note: No turkeys were harmed in the wearing of the suit.
Graduate student Matan Shelomi looked just like Billy the Exterminator.
Bohart Museum director Lynn Kimsey, who as the former chair of the Department of Entomology, helped coordinate the honey bee program and activities during her tenure, dressed as...you guessed it...a queen bee.
Community ecologist Louie Yang, assistant professor of entomology, captured a few images, including one of Kimsey with another past chair, Oscar Bacon. A black widow spider hovered nearby.
Year around, the Bohart is home to seven million insect specimens, and a few live ones--or what Kimsey calls "the petting zoo." The zoo includes Madagascar hissing cockroaches, Vietnamese walking sticks and assorted other critters.
If the "petting zoo" critters could talk, they'd still be talking about the director disguised as a queen bee, a graduate student posing as an exterminator and a forensic entomologist dressed in a ghillie suit.
Meanwhile, the Bohart Museum is gearing up for two open house days: Sunday, Nov. 14 from 1 to 4 p.m., and Saturday, Dec. 11 from 1 to 4 p.m. Those are in addition to the regular weekday hours.
Don't expect any queen bees, exterminators or ghillie suits there, though.
Matan Shelomi
Bob Kimsey, Where Are You?
Queen Bee
The Bug Stops Here
President Obama caught a little flak when he smacked a fly during a recent press interview in the White House.
During the interview, a pesky fly buzzed around his head and then landed on his hand. Big mistake. The commander-in-chief nailed him.
The bug stopped there. "I got the sucker," he said.
That prompted the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) to protest the fly "execution."
And now YouTube, Facebook, My Space, the bloggers and the tweeters are all getting into the act.
The President killed a fly.
He did.
So have I.
To be honest, I'm not one to participate in a catch-and-release program.
However, I do photograph them occasionally. See, there's this forensic entomologist at UC Davis named Robert Kimsey who shows fly images in his PowerPoints.
Last weekend I photographed a blow fly that landed on my pink-petaled cosmos. Did it for Bob. Honest.
Surely it's true that "You can catch more flies with honey than you can with vinegar" but frankly, I wouldn't waste the honey. Or the vinegar. Or the time. And why would I want to catch flies anyway? The fly is not my favorite pollinator. It's a notorious disease transmitter.
Still, it can be pretty in pink.
Got the sucker.
Blow Fly on Cosmos
The Shadow Knows
Fly by Day
UC Davis forensic entomologist Robert Kimsey loves flies.
So, every chance I get, I shoot an image for him.
Many of the images wind up in his classroom PowerPoint presentations.
"Keep 'em coming," he says.
So, I shoot flies. Yes, indeed. I shoot flies. No, I am not a candidate for a 12-step program. Well, not yet.
Truth is, we think of flies as noxious. We don't think of flies as having parts like a head, abdomen and thorax--or compound eyes, arista, antenna, prescutum, scutum, scutellum, balancer and mesothorax.
They do, though.
Alive or dead.
And some are even pretty--especially when they're touching down on delicate pink blossoms.
Pretty in Pink?


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April 1, 2006 (Renton, Wash.) -- Mothers and daughters will be delighted to be the first to experience the My Little Pony Roleplaying Game, coming this August from Wizards of the Coast, a developer and publisher of game-based entertainment products and a subsidiary of Hasbro, Inc., (NYSE:HAS). This first-of-its-kind roleplaying game features characters inspired by the legendary My Little Pony storyline.
Leveraging opportunities between Hasbro's core girl brand and Wizards of the Coast's most popular game formats, the My Little Pony RPG marks an exciting d20 experience for girls ages 3-7, a previously unexplored segment of the roleplaying game marketplace.
The My Little Pony RPG uses the game system of the d20 Modern Roleplaying Game, featuring custom-designed ponies with rules for choosing a wide range of pony colors, hair styles, accessories such as "cutie marks," and powers such as "rainbow flight" and "find-and-seek". Containing both adventures (foiling the nefarious "Dark Rustler") and adventure hooks (collecting the most butterflies and rainbow berries), the My Little Pony RPG core rulebook presents a fully detailed world, with such popular locations as Celebration Castle, Twinkle Twirl's Dance Studio, and the Cotton Candy Café.
"If it's on Butterfly Island, it's in the My Little Pony RPG core rulebook, and we expect the book to be an invaluable tool for RPG fans and game developers alike," said Jonathan Tweet, senior game designer with Wizards of the Coast. "Not only will this RPG appeal to current fans of My Little Pony, but it will also help core roleplayers come to appreciate the depth and possibilities in this unique fantasy world. I know I did."
In addition to creating their own ponies, players have the opportunity to meet and adventure with such iconic characters as SPARKLEWORKS, TWINKLE TWIRL, CHERRY BLOSSOM, and GOOD MORNING SUNSHINE. Wizards of the Coast will offer a preview of the My Little Pony Roleplaying Game through the My Little Pony Birthday Club via Hasbro.com/mylittlepony. Club members will be the first to learn how to play this exciting new game.
"We're very excited for this opportunity. We feel this takes the sweetness of the Pony brand and combines it with a very sophisticated game experience. It's a chance for mothers and daughters to play together, and for girls to really involve themselves in the Pony lifestyle," said Valerie Jurries, vice president of girls toys with Hasbro.
The My Little Pony RPG coincides with the My Little Pony brand's 24th anniversary. Starting in August, Wizards of the Coast will release the My Little Pony RPG core rulebook featuring dynamic artwork that brings the fantasy of the My Little Pony universe into every roleplaying session. Corresponding My Little Pony miniatures, compatible with the D&D Miniatures line, are planned for release in 2007.
"Personally, I am very excited about this game. It's a tremendous opportunity to harness the strengths of Wizards' high involvement gameplay with Hasbro's property branding. This is going to be big with little girls. It's a great chance for Wizards to branch out roleplaying games in a way that makes sense," said Casey Reeter, vice president of marketing, Wizards of the Coast.
Hasbro (NYSE:HAS) is a worldwide leader in children's and family leisure time entertainment products and services, including the design, manufacture and marketing of games and toys ranging from traditional to high-tech. Both internationally and in the U.S., its PLAYSKOOL, TONKA, MILTON BRADLEY, PARKER BROTHERS, TIGER, and WIZARDS OF THE COAST brands and products provide the highest quality and most recognizable play experiences in the world.
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Major in Cinema & Media Arts
The major consists of 36 hours and requires students to enroll in a balance of film studies and film/video production classes.
The requirements are as follows:
1. CMA 105: Fundamentals of Film and Video Production
2. CMA 125: Introduction to Film and Media Studies
3. CMA 175: Intermediate Filmmaking: Alternate Forms (Topics Vary)
Prerequisite, CMA 105
4. CMA 176: Intermediate Filmmaking: Fiction (Topics Vary)
Prerequisite, CMA 105
5. CMA 201: Film and Media Theory
Prerequisite, CMA 125
6. CMA 211: Film History
Prerequisite, CMA 125
7. Senior Seminar: CMA 290a or 290b
8. Two courses in CMA electives: CMA 115F: First Year Writing Seminar, CMA 227W: Screenwriting I, CMA 275W: Screenwriting II, CMA 288:Special Topics in Film.
Please note that 175 and 176 may not count towards elective credit.
9. One course in cultural minority and non-U.S. cinemas: African American and Diaspora Studies 150 (Reel to Real), Asian Studies 212 (Explorations in Japanese Animation), French 210 (French and Francophone Cinema), German 182 (War on Screen), German 244 (German Fairy Tales), German 270 (German Cinema), German 273 (Nazi Cinema), Italian 240 (Classic Italian Cinema), Italian 294a (Space and Identity in Contemporary Italian Film), Jewish Studies 136W (Imaging the Alien: Jewish Science Fiction), Portuguese 203 (Brazilian Popular Culture), Russian 243 (Russian Cinema), Spanish 208 (Advanced Conversation through Cultural Issues in Film), Spanish 226 (Film and Recent Cultural Trends in Spain).
10. One course in film and the other arts: Art Studio 120 (Photography 1), Art Studio 122 (Digital Imaging I), Art Studio 171 (Video Art), Art Studio 173 (Interactive Portable Media and Cell Phone Art I), Art Studio 220 (Photography II), 222 (Digital Imaging II), Art Studio 260 (Digital Animation II), 271(Video Art II), 273 (Interactive Portable Media and Cell Phone Art II), History of Art 222(British Art: Tudor to Victorian), History of Art 231 (20th century European Art), Music Literature 183 (Music, The Arts and Ideas), Music Literature: 264 (Exploring the Film Soundtrack), Theatre: 110 (Intro to Theatrical Production), Theatre 171 (Martians, Mobsters, Monsters Magnums: American Movie Genres), Theatre 203 (Contemporary Drama and Theatre), Theatre 212 (Scenery and Properties), Theatre 213( Lighting and Sound), Theatre 214 (Costuming and Makeup), Theatre 219 (Acting), Theatre 230 (Play Direction).
11. One course in film and other disciplines: Comm Studies 235 (Communicating Gender), Comm Studies 241 (Rhetoric of Mass Media), Comm Studies 243 (Cultural Rhetorics of Film), Comm Studies 294 (Selected Topics in Communication Studies, when a film topic is offered), English 265 (Film and Modernism), English 268a (America on Film: Art and Ideology), English 269 (Special Topics in Film), Philosophy 240 (History of Aesthetics), Philosophy 2330 (Philosophy of Film), Psychology 2100 (Psychology and Film), Religious Studies 229 (The Holocaust: Its Meaning and Implications), Women's and Gender Studies 272 (Feminism and Film).
Note: Courses listed in multiple categories may only fulfill one category requirement.
Our curriculum is flexible in that our intermediate production courses will be taught under different topics. For example:
CMA 175 (Alternate Forms) may be offered as "The Cinematic Essay," or Experimental Montage," or "Non-narrative 16mm Film Production."
FiCMA lm 176 (Fiction Film) may be offered as "Comedy" or "Horror" or another genre of fiction.
Both of these courses may be taught as either a group production experience or may require students to carry out individual work. The 288s are advanced "special topics" classes in film production (288a) and film studies (288b). The Senior Seminar offers graduating majors the opportunity to undertake in-depth research and/or production projects.
Other courses in film and media also may be counted towards the major, subject to the approval of the director of Cinema & Media Arts.
The Honors Program in Cinema & Media Arts offers excelling students the opportunity to pursue their interests at a higher level. For admission to the Honors Program, students must have an overall grade point average of 3.3 and an average of 3.5 in courses counting toward the major in film studies. The student must submit an application to the program director outlining the thesis topic. In addition to completing the major in Cinema & Media Arts, students must take one graduate-level class related to Cinema & Media Arts, to be approved by the program director. During the senior year the student is required to register for Film Studies 299a and 299b in order to complete the thesis. An oral examination on the thesis and its area is to be completed during the final semester of undergraduate study.


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Why (O'odham: Ban Hi:nk) is a tiny unincorporated rural community in Pima County, Arizona, United States. It lies near the western border of the Tohono O'Odham Indian Reservation and due north of Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument in Southern Arizona. It is approximately thirty miles north of the Mexican border where Lukeville, Arizona, and Sonoita, Sonora, Mexico, border each other, and ten miles south of Ajo, Arizona.
The population in Why at the 2000 census was approximately 116.[1]
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The unusual name of the town comes from the fact that the two major highways, State Routes 85 and 86, originally intersected in a Y-intersection. At the time of its naming, Arizona law required all city names to have at least three letters, so the town's founders named the town "Why" as opposed to simply calling it "Y." The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) later removed the old Y-intersection for traffic safety reasons and built the two highways in a conventional T-intersection south of the original intersection.
^ This is the sum of the populations of Blocks 1131-1153, Census Tract 49, Pima County, Arizona according to US Census Factfinder.
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- Publisher: Natsume
- Developer: Marvelous Entertainment
- Genre: Fantasy RPG (Wii)
- Perspective: Third Person
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- North America - September 30, 2008
- Japan - June 07, 2007
- Europe - September 26, 2008
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At the start of the game, you choose to either play as either a male or female. Once you choose, you move to an island that has lost it's connection to nature because the mystical Mother Tree that once stood on the peaceful island has disappeared and with it's disaperance, the Harvest Goddess goes missing as well.
That's where you come in. Your main goal for the game is to save the island and restore the Mother Tree and bring the Harvest Goddess back. To do this you will have to do a variety of things, such as raising crops, raising animals, making friends, getting married, and more.
Take the wii remote and practically jump into the game as you interact to play the game. Will you get married? Will you make a good life? Are you strong enough to save the island? There's only one way to know...you'll see...in Harvest Moon: Tree of Tranquility.


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[Leonard Lyons in the New York Post]: The other reporter kept demanding the phone, and tried reaching over Smith's shoulder to grab it. Smith held on, telling his desk, "Read the bulletin back to me." The other pool reporter started clawing and pummeling Smith—who ducked under the dashboard to avoid the blows. Smith held on to the phone, dictating and rechecking the bulletins. Just before the car pulled up at the hospital, Smith surrendered the phone.
Bell: I grabbed the radiophone, got the operator, gave the Dallas bureau number, heard someone answer. I shouted that three shots had been fired at the President's motorcade. The phone went dead and I couldn't tell whether anyone had heard me. Frantically, I tried to get the operator back. The phone was still out.
Baskin: We began to suspect the worst when we roared up to the emergency entrance of Parkland Hospital. The scene there was one of sheer horror. The President lay face down on the back seat
Bell: We were turning into the emergency entrance to the hospital when I hopped out to sprint for the President's car. The first hard fact I had that the President was hit was when I saw him lying on the seat. Because he was face down, I asked a Secret Service man, to make doubly certain, if this was the President, and he said it was. He said he didn't think the President was dead.
Smith: I knew I had to get to a telephone immediately. Clint Hill, the Secret Service agent in charge of the detail assigned to Mrs. Kennedy, was leaning over into the rear of the car. "How badly was he hit, Clint?" I asked. "He's dead," Hill replied curtly . I raced down a short stretch of sidewalk into a hospital corridor. The first thing I spotted was a small clerical office, more of a booth than an office. Inside, a bespectacled man stood shuffling what appeared to be hospital forms. At a wicket much like a bank teller's cage, I spotted a telephone on the shelf. "How do you get outside?" I gasped. "The President has been hurt and this is an emergency call." "Dial nine," he said, shoving the phone toward me. It took two tries before I successfully dialed the Dallas UPI number. Quickly I dictated a bulletin.
Litters bearing the President and the Governor rolled by me as I dictated, but my back was to the entrance of the emergency room about 75 or 100 feet away. I knew they had passed, however, from the horrified expression that suddenly spread over the face of the man behind the wicket.
[Saul Pett, in AP Log]: In the [AP Dallas] bureau, [Bob] Johnson was just returning to his desk. Executive Editor Felix McKnight called from the Times-Herald newsroom: "Bob, we hear the President has been shot, but we haven't confirmed it." Johnson raced for his typewriter. Staffer Ronnie Thompson told him: "Bell tried to call a minute ago but he was cut off." Johnson wrote the dateline of a bulletin. He had just reached the dash that follows the AP logotype when the phone rang again. It was staffer James W. Altgens, a Wirephoto operator/photographer known to everyone as "Ike," on duty as a photographer several blocks from the office .
"Bob, the President has been shot."
"Ike, how do you know?"
"I saw it. There was blood on his face. Mrs. Kennedy jumped up and grabbed him and cried, 'Oh, no!' The motorcade raced onto the freeway."
"Ike, you saw that?"
"Yes. I was shooting pictures then and I saw it."
With the phone cradled to his ear, Johnson's fingers raced.
Robert Donovan, Los Angeles Times: We went to the Trade Mart, and the first thing we wanted to do was look for the President's car, and we didn't find it. But even then it didn't raise any positive proof in my mind, because there were a number of entrances to this Trade Mart . Then it became obvious something had happened. We ran into this merchandise mart, which is an utter maze. We filed into the corridor of this hall, and the waiters were bringing out filet mignon to an utterly unsuspecting audience, and they told us, to make matters utterly worse in our haste, that the press room was on the fourth floor. So, of course, what were there but escalators? So up we go, and we ran into the press room and it was sort of like air currents. We were all going around in a pattern of least resistance.


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And sorry for getting this comic up a couple hours late. Since I had to reformat my computer none of my settings were right and then I had to find my fonts and then I said SCREW IT and went to bed. But here it is.
" The message of dominator culture would have little impact if it were not for the power of mass media to seductively magnify that mesage. For example, much of the television converage of 9/11 focused on firefighters who are predominantly white males. New York firefighters have had notoriously racist hiring practices. Many victims of the 9/11 tragedy, not just the portraits of the privileged rich, white individuals who lost their lives,..."
I'm absolutely furious. I'd like to apologize to the author Bell Hooks, as a white male I'm sorry that the firefighters who died in the 9/11 tragedy were also white and male, That was a really racist thing of us to do. I'd gladly trade them for black females if that would make your fucked up bitch ass HAPPY. Fuck you, fuck you and die. Reading that white men can't even DIE without being racist sexist pigs especially an example from one of the greatest american tragedies of our time... I'm just speechless and angry and I'm getting out of this class NOW before I flip out hardcore like a ninja. Well without the cool costume and the "skills."
PAX itself was extremely fun. Not so much on the convention side of things but just the company and funness on the ride up and the hotel late night laughfests and yeah I enjoyed myself.
I got a peak at Conker's for the Xbox and I have mixed feelings on it. Conker's Bad Fur Day for the N64 is one of my favorite games EVER. But the controls just felt wrong on the Xbox. I'll still buy it but man I don't know... It's... I dunno.
Fable looked interesting but not exactly my cup of tea. Although I've heard such great things about it I'll definately give it a more expansive try later but at the con it was only luke warm for me.
Jade Empire how ever was AWESOME. KOTOR was a great game but Jade Empire looks twice as awesome in every way. Plus it's not Star Wars which is mega bonus points in my book.
Halo 2 was there but I honestly didn't even look at it. Oops.
I missed the Smash Bro's tourny because I went to the Penny-Arcade Q and A session instead. My friend took my spot in the tourny and he did OK but we were all outclassed mega. The 2nd best player in Japan was there and he won the tourny. I saw him play actually and it was mind blowing. It sucked seeing him play and realizing that my own Smash skills are subpar at best.


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- I'm driving along the main artery near the city I call home with my dearest friend, who reminds me that we need new furnace filters. "That's nice," I respond in an atypically apathetic mood, wondering why she brought up that topic.
In five minutes I found out when she exclaimed, "There it is, the Home Depot!" Before I could catch my breath I'm being told to take the next left turn and navigate into an "end spot" in the parking lot. Within 10 minutes we had found the exact filters we needed, checked ourselves out through the self-service line and were back in the car heading home.
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Weekend Cookout: Shellfish Extravaganza
by FN Dish Editor in Recipes, July 22nd, 2011This summer, Food Network's Grilling Central is packed with recipes for the entire family's taste buds, boasting the best in burgers, dogs, chicken and more all season long. But with so many recipes, where do you start? Each week, FN Dish is giving you a complete menu that is stress-free and will be table-side quickly.
This weekend, we're diving into the sea and grilling up some of the ocean's best: shrimp and clams.
Juicy shrimp are stuffed with a flavorful mixture of garlic, jalapeno, scallions and cilantro that also adds vibrant color to this two-bite appetizer.
Appetizer: Jumbo Shrimp Stuffed With Cilantro and Chiles (pictured above)
Pick up a few pounds of steamer clams and all you'll need are onions, bay leaves, celery and a few peppercorns to give them their summer flavor. To make this a complete meal, boil water and cool linguine to al dente; toss the clams into the pasta once they've opened up.
Main Dish: New England Steamers
From fennel to broccoli and even sliced oranges, this veggie-friendly side dish grills up the best of summer produce and pairs perfectly with shellfish.
Side Dish: Grilled Polenta and Veggies
Tyler's peach cobbler gets an adult kick thanks to a little bourbon, which adds a mellow flavor that perfectly suits the sweet peaches and buttery, biscuit topping.
Dessert: Bourbon Peach Cobbler
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Defendant is technically correct, in that the complaint does not state a claim for nondischargeability under § 523(a)(4) of the Bankruptcy Code. Although there are a few reported cases which incorrectly hold that "defalcation while acting in a fiduciary capacity" under federal law is the same thing as "breach of fiduciary duty" under state law, the correct rule is that state law concepts of fiduciary duty are not relevant to § 523(a)(4), and that liability under that section requires breach of an express trust created by agreement or statute. See In re Niles, 106 F.3d 1456, 1463 (9th Cir. 1997).
However, the complaint is not subject to dismissal just because it asserts liability under the wrong theory. The complaint alleges that the defendant intentionally misled and lied to plaintiffs in order to get them to invest in securities in which he had an interest and failed to disclose this interest to plaintiffs. If these facts are proved, their claims will be nondischargeable under § 523(a)(2). Since the complaint states facts sufficient to constitute a claim, it will not be dismissed.
The effect of a prepetition release has nothing to do with the sufficiency of the complaint. Defendant should raise the issue by motion for summary judgment.
The issue of a jury is also not properly before the court, although the court has no intention of following those few and wrongly decided cases which separate liability from dischargeability and allow a jury trial as to the former. For the correct law, see In re McLaren, 990 F.2d 850 (6th Cir. 1993); In re Choi, 135 B.R. 649 (Bkrtcy.N.D.Cal.1991).
For the foregoing reasons, defendants' motion to dismiss will be denied. Defendant shall have 20 days to answer. Counsel for plaintiffs shall submit an appropriate form of order.
Dated: March 4, 2002 ___________________________
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What's the Israeli government's new "plan" for peace? Reading the New York Times doesn't help your understand where they stand. Earlier this week, the Times' Ethan Bronner (5/17/11) praised a speech by Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu for exhibiting "greater flexibility on territory." Bronner wrote that he showed "more willingness to yield territory than he had before, strongly implying that he would give up the vast majority of the West Bank." As Matthew Taylor wrote at Mondoweiss (5/17/11), there was little actual evidence that there was much going on here–just some "implying" and "suggesting."
A Times article today (5/19/11) from Bronner and Helene Cooper makes things more confusing. The piece describes Netanyahu as wanting three things: Israeli military along the Jordan River, control of Jerusalem and holding on to West Bank settlements. His other "condition" is that the Palestinian government cannot include Hamas; the Times notes that "Netanyahu knows that the Palestinians will find this condition unacceptable…. But since the United States labels Hamas as terrorists, Mr. Netanyahu is betting that he will appear more forthcoming than ever."
Well, he's already appeared that way in the pages of the New York Times. Though the piece today also says this:
Whether Mr. Netanyahu's offer, first outlined in a speech to Parliament on Monday, is a genuine attempt to negotiate peace with the Palestinians, or to make it appear that the Palestinians are the ones blocking progress, is not yet clear.
This is hard to square with Bronner's earlier report praising Netanyahu's supposed flexibility. Now it sounds like the Times isn't so sure that it's a sign of much of anything. But to help clarify things, the paper granted anonymity to an Israeli official in order to get the truth:
"On the one hand, the Palestinians are moving toward Hamas while on the other, the prime minister is showing a real willingness to make far-reaching territorial compromise," a top Netanyahu aide said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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The NFL's suit aims "to ensure an orderly and comprehensive determination of its insurance rights and its carriers' obligations," the league said in a statement Wednesday, adding that the Travelers suit "does not alter our objectives."
Lawsuits involving more than 2,400 retired players accuse the NFL of failing to act on medical evidence showing that repeated hits to the head can cause permanent brain injuries and other long-term health problems. The NFL denies the allegations and says it has made safety a priority.
Citing insurance policies going back to the 1960s, the NFL's California suit says that some carriers have refused to pay to defend the head-injuries suits, and that a court needs to tell the rest what they would be required to cover should there be an eventual judgment or settlement.
The subsidiaries of Hartford, Conn.-based Travelers say they insured only the league's merchandising arm, NFL Properties, and shouldn't have to pay for a joint defense that would include the league itself.
"Travelers is not obligated," the suit says, "to pay any of the NFL's defense costs in the underlying lawsuits."
Alterra says its policy didn't require it to cover expenses related to the head-injuries suits. The Richmond, Va.-based company chimed in again with an updated filing Wednesday complaining that the league's suit showed it had more information about its insurance coverage and the head-injuries claims than it had given Alterra.
Many of the former players' suits have been consolidated before a federal judge in Philadelphia and seek medical care.
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Okay, I seriously need some help. So, I am a senior in high school and play the straight role. Some people tend to think I am gay sometimes but not all. I mean, I dont act it, I think. Well anyways, I met this guy in one of my classes. His name is DEE and he is a freshman. But I'd say he looks and acts much older. Seriously, I am not attracted so hispanic men but, he is gorgeous.
I am a student at Ohio Wesleyan and was wondering if there are other gay students from OWU posting on the forum here?
I was wondering if anyone has encountered racism in the LGBT community personally and how the feel about it and what they have done to handle this. This was brought up at a Citywide GSA meeting put together but an LGBT organization here in Philadelphia. Thanks in advance for your time.
well, ive always thought that i was lesbian...ive never had crushes on the opposite sex...until now.
not only is he a male, not only is he over 25, hes my chemistry teacher!
hes sexy, handsome, knows how to make me smile and laugh and he is so intelligent...thats a real turn on for me.
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I don't know this past week already has felt liberating, uniting and depressing to me. I have feelings that there may be a new someone out there for me. Just not sure if I should say something but not exactly ready yet, I think he knows what I am. I just seem to speak to him on the phone then any more of my friends who are straight and are guys.
Hello. This is my first post here and I just joined the forum. Let me start off by saying i'm very confused. Not sexually but I am confused as to how to approach other people with my sexuality. I'll say this, I've been gay ever since I can remember - even when I was a young lad, not even in my teens yet. I've always been attracted to guys.
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I was wondering, could we compile a list of all the important queer dates of 2007?
Example- Pride Week, Day Of Silence etc?
I just figured it'd be a good idea.
And...I havn't got much of a clue myself, hehe.
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I'm not sure why, but whenever I would see books like this in the gay bookstore with jacket copy exclaiming thrillers being solved by gay and lesbian detectives, well, I pretty much thought it was silly and a subgenre I really didn't want to know anything more about. I mean, what does being a gay detective bring to the picture exactly?
So, when I got the review DVD for this movie from Here! films, the second Donald Strachey movie at that (after 2005's Third Man Out), I was hesitant. My hesitancy didn't last long.
Okay sooo.
I really need some help.
Because the Sydney Mardi Gras parade is coming up.
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A friend of mine had a black eye bruise that was truly black. He got punched by a guy who was much bigger than him right in the eye and it was black and swollen for well over a week. For the first two days he could barely see out of it.
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Paloma Merlot won the honor in 2003, and in the subsequent decade has kept prices fair
Posted: November 14, 2014 By James Laube
There are plenty of ways to capitalize on winning Wine Spectator's Wine of the Year. Perhaps the most obvious is the opportunity for the winery or, as is more often the case, those who sell the wine, to hike the price—and the profit—in light of heightened demand. That's usually what happens.
Blogs : Mixed Case: Opinion and Advice
Posted: November 13, 2014 By Mitch Frank
OK, wine geeks: Pop quiz time. Tell me the difference between a wine made in Adelaida and one made in Estrella. What do you mean you have no idea where those places are? They're two of California's newest wine appellations.
Here's another question: Are appellations a way of defining terroir, or are they a marketing tool?
Blogs : Stirring the Lees with James Molesworth
Stéphane Ogier had his latest harvest ever, and his 2013 wines were rewarded for it
Posted: November 13, 2014 By James Molesworth
Wine Spectator senior editor James Molesworth is back in France's Rhône Valley, tasting the newest wines at wineries in Côte-Rôtie, Cornas, Condrieu and more. Today he visited Stéphane Ogier to taste the 2013 vintage.
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Napa Valley Film Festival and Flavor Napa Valley bring plenty of energy to wine country in November
Posted: November 13, 2014 By MaryAnn Worobiec
Napa doesn't really have an off-season: Wine lovers can appreciate the views, delicious wines and awesome dining options any time of year. Even so, it used to be that November was one of the sleepier times around here—the period between the rush of harvest and the twinkling of holiday lights. But two relatively new events are turning November in Napa into one of the most exciting times to visit: the Napa Valley Film Festival and Flavor Napa Valley.
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Olivier Clape keeps things traditional at his family's Cornas domaine
Posted: November 12, 2014 By James Molesworth
Wine Spectator senior editor James Molesworth is back in France's Rhône Valley, tasting the newest wines at wineries in Côte-Rôtie, Cornas, Condrieu and more. Today he visited Domaine A. Clape in Cornas to taste the 2013 Syrahs, and a limited-production white.
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Go on a quest to find your sweet spot
Posted: November 12, 2014 By Tim Fish
Twenty-five bucks is my sweet spot when it comes to buying wine. I don't expect miracles at $25. At that retail price, a bottle isn't a splurge, but it still has to deliver in the quality department.
These are bottles that wine geeks routinely open during the week and casual drinkers keep for the weekend. A sweet-spot wine, for me, should show balance and persistence, varietal correctness and good complexity. A sense of place and a distinctive personality are highly valued, but not a deal breaker if absent.
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Classic quality is on the horizon for this Northern Rhône Valley estate
Posted: November 11, 2014 By James Molesworth
Wine Spectator senior editor James Molesworth is back in France's Rhône Valley, tasting the newest wines at wineries in Côte-Rôtie, Cornas, Condrieu and more. Today he visited Franck Balthazar to taste the 2013 and 2012 vintages.
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The chefs' chef talks about TV, Julia Child and wine
Posted: November 11, 2014 By Harvey Steiman
Jacques Pépin, the chef who taught several generations of American chefs about cooking, turns 80 next year. The celebration has only just started. I caught up with Pépin while he was in San Francisco shooting his final cooking series, Jacques Pépin: Heart & Soul.
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Back in France's Rhône Valley, tasting a range of wines at Domaine Georges Vernay
Posted: November 10, 2014 By James Molesworth
Wine Spectator senior editor James Molesworth is back in France's Rhône Valley, tasting the newest wines at wineries in Côte-Rôtie, Condrieu and more. Today he visited Domaine Georges Vernay.
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A riper vintage challenges stylistic considerations
Posted: November 10, 2014 By James Laube
A controversy over the 2012 Oregon Pinot Noirs is the best thing that could happen to this exciting region.
Oregon isn't my beat, and I don't get to try as many wines as my colleague Harvey Steiman. But I've tasted enough of the 2012 Pinot Noirs to believe this is a monumental, game-changing vintage, one that is likely to give many Pinot lovers pause to take a closer look at these exciting wines.
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Cavallotto may be the best wine estate you don't know
Posted: November 10, 2014 By Robert Camuto
Wine Spectator contributing editor Robert Camuto visits one of Barolo's best-kept secrets, Tenuta Cavallotto.
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Posted: November 7, 2014 By James Molesworth
Well, I successfully wrapped up my New Year's resolutions this past weekend, running the 2014 TCS NYC Marathon for the first time. And that's in addition to drinking a lot more Cornas over this past year …
And I'll be drinking—OK, tasting—more Cornas in the next few days. That's because I'm off to the Rhône again. In fact, this November marks my 10th anniversary traveling through the Rhône for Wine Spectator to taste at domaines and kick the dirt in the vineyards. Time flies.
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A wine's character starts to reveal itself after fermentation and before going into barrel
Posted: November 6, 2014 By James Laube
At this time of year, winemakers in the Northern Hemisphere are getting what some consider the most important look at their infant red wines.
The period between harvest and fermentation and then when the young reds go into barrel are two of the best times to assess the quality captured at harvest.
Blogs : Bruce Sanderson Decanted
Posted: November 5, 2014 By Bruce Sanderson
Acquiring vineyards in Burgundy is no small feat. It can be even more difficult if you are an outsider. American businessman Mark O'Connell started Domaine Clos de la Chapelle (DCC) in 2011, with the help of Pierre Meurgey, then president of Beaune négociant Champy and attorney Philippe Remoissenet.
The three purchased the Louis Boillot estate, encompassing 3.1 acres in Volnay and Pommard. Over the past year, O'Connell and Meurgey have purchased additional vineyards and inked deals on leases to bring DCC to a total of 10 acres, all premiers or grands crus.
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A happenstance trip, a good story, and an affordable, delicious red
Posted: November 4, 2014 By MaryAnn Worobiec
I'm a sucker for origin stories, in part because it's something that superheroes and wine lovers have in common. Just as Spiderman was bitten by a radioactive spider, most wine lovers have stories about getting bit by the wine bug. Sometimes our wine mythology is based in destiny, sometimes it's chance. There's usually a great bottle of wine at the beginning, although mine was quite modest.
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Guess who's making wine in Australia now
Posted: November 3, 2014 By Harvey Steiman
Jacob's Creek's wine reputation rests on a popular fruit-driven style rooted in Barossa Valley and South Australia. Ehren Jordan, owner-winemaker of Failla, is a prominent member of In Pursuit of Balance (IPOB), a brigade of California wineries professing to seek lighter, more elegant expressions of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
Now Jordan and Jacob's Creek are collaborating on a new brand, Two Lands, due for release in early 2015.
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I've been tasting more 2012 Sonoma-grown Pinot Noirs of late, and the same pattern of quality and style emerges as I've discussed previously: These are fairly tannic, tight, backward wines that are not showy, or fruity, or generous, terms often applied to California Pinots (and California wines in general).
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What is chiropractic?
Chiropractic is a hands-on therapy based on the theory that subluxations in the spine may cause many medical disorders (especially disorders of the nervous system). Chiropractic medicine originated in the late 1800s in the United States.
Chiropractic treatments usually involve adjusting the joints and bones in a person's spine using twisting, pulling, or pushing movements. Some chiropractors use heat, electrical stimulation, or ultrasound to help relax the person's muscles before doing a spinal adjustment.
The primary theory behind chiropractic therapy is to help the body heal itself by correcting subluxation of the joints, particularly the bones of the spine (vertebrae).
What is chiropractic used for?
Research has shown chiropractic therapy to be effective in treating low back pain1 and to be helpful in treating neck pain and headaches. The effects of chiropractic treatment on nonspinal conditions, such as high blood pressure or asthma, have not been scientifically proven.
Is chiropractic safe?
Discuss with your chiropractor any potential risks associated with chiropractic treatment. Side effects may include minor pain or discomfort at the point of manipulation, headaches, and fatigue. Most of these effects go away within a day.
Rare but serious problems, such as a herniated disc and cauda equina syndrome, may occur when chiropractic therapy is used to treat back pain. These conditions can cause pain, weakness, and numbness in the buttocks and down the legs. And they may affect bladder and bowel control.
Rare but serious problems, such as a stroke or a tear in the artery in the neck, can occur when chiropractic therapy is used to treat neck pain.
Chiropractic students must have a minimum of 3 years (90 credits) of undergraduate study before applying to a chiropractic college. After completing a 4-year program, the chiropractic student receives a Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) degree. Chiropractors are licensed in every state and must pass a four-part exam with the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners.
Always tell your doctor if you are using an alternative therapy or if you are thinking about combining an alternative therapy with your conventional medical treatment. It may not be safe to forgo your conventional medical treatment and rely only on an alternative therapy.
Related Information
- Chou R, Huffman LH (2007). Nonpharmacologic therapies for acute and chronic low back pain: A review of the evidence for an American Pain Society/American College of Physicians Clinical Practice Guideline. Annals of Internal Medicine, 147(7): 492–504.
Other Works Consulted
- Chiropractic (2004). In L Freeman, Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 2nd ed., pp. 307–332. St. Louis: Elsevier Mosby.
- Redwood D (2006). Chiropractic. In MS Micozzi, ed., Fundamentals of Complementary and Integrative Medicine, 3rd ed., pp. 139–164. St. Louis: Saunders Elsevier.
- Ernst E (2002). Manipulation of the cervical spine: A systematic review of case reports of serious adverse events, 1995–2001. Medical Journal of Australia, 176(8): 376–380.
- Leon-Sanchez A, et al. (2007). Cervical spine manipulation: An alternative medical procedure with potentially fatal complications. Southern Medical Journal, 100(2): 201–203.
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Thursday, September 6, 2012
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Two Westminster College alumni and two students attended the Summer Conference for the American Choral Directors Association of Pennsylvania (ACDA-PA) July 28-31 on the campus of Pennsylvania State University.
Hannah Jaskiewicz, Anthony Pazzelle, Kevin Tomb '12 and Victoria Walker '12 sang in the Intergenerational Honor Choir conducted by Dr. Janet Galván, from Ithaca College. They also served as student aids for the conference which gave them the benefit of attending sessions, meeting nationally-recognized choral conductors and educators, and making connections with fellow college students and faculty from other colleges and universities in Pennsylvania.
Jaskiewicz, a senior music education major, is a daughter of Valentine and Carolyn Jaskiewicz of Erie and a graduate of Harbor Creek High School. She is the president of Mu Phi Epsilon, the international and professional music fraternity, and president of the Concert Choir.
Pezzelle, also a senior music education major, is a son of Natalie Pezzelle of Monessen and a graduate of Belle Vernon Area High School. He sings in the Concert Choir, accompanies the Women's Chorus, and composed music for last year's theatre production of As You Like It.
Tomb, a May graduate in music education with a concentration in voice, is a son of Gary and Christine Tomb of Moon Township and a graduate of Moon Area High School. While at Westminster, he was a member of nearly a dozen music organizations, including: the Men's Choir, Chamber Singers, Titan Marching Band, and Wind Ensemble. He was also the president of the Westminster chapter of American Choral Directors Association.
Walker, a May graduate in music education, is a daughter of James and Linda Walker of Worthington and a graduate of Kittanning High School. While at Westminster she was a member of Westminster's Wind Ensemble, Chamber Singers, Horn Ensemble, Woodwind Quintet, Horn Quartet, and Brass Quintet. She also served two years as field commander of the Titan Marching Band and co-president of Concert Choir.
The students were accompanied to the conference by Dr. Robin Lind, associate professor of music and director of choral activities at Westminster. Lind serves as Repertoire and Standards Chair for Male Choirs for the state of Pennsylvania and served as the Registrar for the conference. She also led a reading session of repertoire for male choirs during the conference.
Lind, who has been with Westminster since 2000, earned an undergraduate degree from the College of Idaho, master's from the University of Oregon, and Ph.D. from the University of Utah.
Other highlights at the conference included interest sessions ranging in topics from "The Conductor/Accompanist: For Novice Pianists" to "Teaching Music to Students with Special Needs" and "Johannes Herbst: Pennsylvania's Bridge to the Berlin Song School."
Shaun Cloonan, a 2000 Westminster graduate who teaches at North Hills High School in Pittsburgh, served as the Southwest Chair at the conference.
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Nearly 1,600 undergraduate and graduate students benefit from individualized attention from dedicated faculty while choosing from 42 majors and nearly 100 organizations on the New Wilmington, Pa., campus. Visit www.westminster.edu/advantage to view "Advantage: Westminster" A Strategic Plan 2010-2020.


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