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Given the modern miracle of antibiotic drugs that have made most bacterial infections a minor issue that can be solved with a prescription from a local physician, it's important to know that this is not always the case.
Concerns about HIV infection has been a priority for parents, physicians and public health groups working with sexually active teens and young adults, but those venturing beyond a mutually faithful monogamous relationship should be aware of the dangers of other sexually transmitted diseases like gonorrhea, which can evolve into antibiotic-resistant "superbugs."
Superbugs are strains of bacteria that are resistant to several types of antibiotics.* This is possible due to the how quickly the genetic material of these diseases diversify when they multiply. If a genetic mutation allows the bacteria to survive the prescribed antibiotics, this genetically superior strain will continue to multiply within the host & be spread between people unchecked until new antibiotics are created.
Compounding the issue is how sexually transmitted diseases can be spread via bodily fluids despite not showing symptoms until later stages of infection. Starting with one individual unaware of infection, within a few physical encounters all partners are at risk of becoming infected themselves, just as oblivious as the initial host is to being infected. CNBC cites Alan Christianson in stating that "[An antibiotic resistant strain of gonorrhea] might be a lot worse than AIDS in the short run because the bacteria is more aggressive and will affect more people quickly."**
To be protected from the ever-changing landscape of sexually transmitted diseases, people must be certain about their decisions and the risks that come with them. All it takes to be infected is a transfer of bodily fluids with an individual unaware of his or her infection. Statistically, the way to completely avoid the burden of constantly evolving viral & bacterial infections is to abstain from activity in which bodily fluids are exchanged or to be faithful to one uninfected partner, for life.
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iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — The kitchen is where the holiday meal magic happens, but it can also be a danger zone, especially on Thanksgiving.
Steven McGill, the battalion chief of Engine Company 9 in Jersey City, New Jersey, said Thanksgiving is typically the most dangerous day of the year.
"Everybody's cooking in the kitchen and it's one of the few days where almost everyone is preparing a meal," he said. "The house is more congested than normal. … So you have to control the flow in your kitchen to make sure there's no accidents."
More fires start in the kitchen than anywhere else in the home. And on Thanksgiving, in particular, there are three times as many house fires than any other day of the year, according to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.
"We've had fires where people took the turkey right out of the freezer, put it right in the oven, forgot to take the plastic off and next thing you know, you have an oven fire," McGill said.
McGill and his five firefighters feasted on Thanksgiving eve, a tradition for his crew, because Thursday is expected to be one of their busiest days.
They shared some safety tips for the holiday:
1. Don't wear loose-fitting clothing around open flames.
2. Don't leave your food unattended on the stove or in the oven. McGill said to make sure a person is always in the kitchen watching the food that's cooking.
"You should have a zone, around anything around the stove, within like a 3-feet range for children," he said.
3. If deep-frying turkey, do it outside.
4. Never put water on a grease fire.
5. Store fire extinguishers in plain sight and near an exit — not under the sink, according to the National Fire Protection Association. Because fires can double every five to 10 seconds — and can consume a room in just one minute — call 911 first.
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Mother Hubbard's: A Scarborough experience
This is Scarborough fish and chips at its very best.
The day trippers tourists will eat on the seafront at Winking Willy's, and the ones with more money than sense will go to the Golden Grid.
At Mother Hubbard's, you'll find real Scarborough folk, because it's at the top end of town, and it's easy to overlook.
Walk from the station (or the theatre - it's just the place to go after a matinée) towards the harbour for about 200 yards. Mother Hubbard's is through a door on the right and up some stairs, but be warned, if they've sold out of fresh fish, they close - there's nothing frozen at this place.
They generally offer two sizes of fish, but they often sell out of the larger one, and offer you two small ones late in the afternoon.
You might have to queue, but it will be worth it.
Once, and once only, the fat hadn't been hot enough, and my fish was disappointing, but in general, this place is ultra-reliable.
Local fish (you're in the north, so you're having haddock - none of that poncy southern cod stuff) served mainly by cheerful schoolgirls doing their pocket money jobs/.
Favorite Dish: Haddock, chips, bread and butter pudding and a pot of tea.
Tricolos: Great Italian
Scarborough once had a great Italian immigration and this shows in the Italian restaurants here which are better than average in Yorkshire. Tricolos was founded by the Jaconelli family, one family member was even a Mayor of Scarborough, and whilst it has since been sold to an English family, they keep the traditions going. The ambiance here is great even if you might not want to visit it too early on a weekend night as the noise levels can then be high when it is crowded with families. You do well to reserve but if you haven't, you will be placed in the bar and can order a drink whilst waiting for a table. A win win situation. There are daily specials as well as an a la carte based on Italian classics but also a bit of Italian fusion such as a wok pasta. The dessert list swerves a bit towards the English but is nevertheless very nice and does include tiramisu. Staff is terribly busy but always friendly and the owner often walks about checking that you're enjoying your visit. What impressed me most was that they had Messina beer from Sicily ;)
Favorite Dish: Most pasta dishes.
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Golden Grid: Fish and chips
Fish and chips are good in Scarborough and very often local, even if not as famous as in nearby Whitby. The Southside harbour front has at least four chippies but the most famous place to try this is probably a restaurant in between them all. The Golden Grid has an excellent position overlooking the harbour and you can get not only several varieties of fish and chips but also impressive seafood platters and some less fishy food. If you visit Scarborough during a busy period, it might be good to book in advance as the place is listed in all sorts of British food guides and Lonely Planet. I personally found the batter a bit greasy but the fish itself as well as the chips were delicious and the staff friendly. Can't complain about the prices either.
Favorite Dish: An "all inclusive" which means fish and chips with bread (to make a yummy chip butty) and a pot of tea. How Yorkshire!
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Florios: Pizza and pasta specials!
Very friendly, good food - fresh and very reasonably priced. Pizzas are about 12-14" thin and crispy. All freshly made. Pasta tastey I love the Penne Arabiata - spicy. They also do a specials board for something a bit different. Altogether Florios is a good place for just a couple or they cater very well for large parties.
Favorite Dish: Pizza - Inferno, £4.00 approx
Risotto - Florios, £5.00 approx
Pasta - Arabiata, £4.00 approx
Steak with Stilton Sauce, £8.00 approx
Sunflower Café: Tea with a view
Typical tea rooms serving breakfast (annoyingly opening a bit late for an early breakfast if you stay at Blands Cliff) and fish dishes as well as tea and cakes. What's special is the garden terrace high up on the hill above the South Bay with great views.
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Taylors: Cafe with books
We only called in here late one afternoon for drinks but this is a beautifully presented cafe over two floors - the upper floor has a display of books and gifts to buy.
A very nice ambience - the colours are dark and there is mix of seating with tables and chairs and on the upper floor some soft seating on dark coloured leather sofas.
Friendly and efficient staff - you order at the counter and they bring your order to you. Clean restrooms.
I intend to revisit to eat here.
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Harbour Bar: Classic ice cream parlour
Linger over a high rise sundae or a vanilla ice peach melba in this seaside milk bar , a retro heaven of banana and cherry, Formica,chrome and neon mirrors and red leatherette. Run by the Alzoni family , the Harbour Bar serves its own delicious Italian style ice cream in a classic cafe interior that has not changed since it first opened in August 1945.
Sir Jimmy Saville pops in occasionally.
The website link has good interior photos - when I visited the cafe was too busy for me to take photos.
Favorite Dish: The knickerbocker Glories at £4.95 are an ice cream lovers delight.
Red Dragon: For a taste of the orient with a twist
For excellent unlimited buffet try the Red Dragon on Falsgrave rd
Prices between £5-£10 per head so excellent value
Evening menu includes a mixed starter platter and then you can either choose from the menu or use the mongolian buffet, which is a selection of raw food and spices which you select from and take to the chef who cooks it in front of you. ABSOLOUTLY FANTASTIC
Favorite Dish: Beef with ginger and spring onion or kung po prawns
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Stephen Joseph Theatre Restaurant: Could be better staged
The restaurant at the Stephen Joseph is generally regarded as the most accomplished in the area, and we were looking forward to dinner during the break between the early evening and late evening productions in the McCarthy auditorium.
However, we had not been told when booking that if there is no production in the Round auditorium, the restaurant continues to serve the lunch menu in the evening.
In itself, this need not have been a problem, as there was a limited range of staples on offer.
We did, however, find that everything we tried was extraordinarily bland.
My wife started with a mushroom and Stilton pastry, which achieved the remarkable distinction of making Stilton cheese completely undiscernible.
Her chicken pasta was passable, but tepid.
I had a vegetable soup, which benefited greatly from a liberal application of pepper (dust from a pot).
My salmon fish cakes, however, were beyond rescue. They were so overwhelmed with potato that the salmon was almost completely subdued, and there was no hint of any form of seasoning. They were textureless and tasteless.
I chose not to risk more disappointment with the puddings.
At £18.30 for two with coffee, the investment could hardly be described as disastrous, but the theatre should certainly let down the curtain on this tedious menu.
You can't lick it!
You can't go to an English beach resort like Scarborough and not have an Ice cream. Somewhere along the front you'll pass this shop and let me tell you its good value for money. If you're there on a hot day treat yourself to the biggest one money can buy, well you are on holiday aren't you.
Favorite Dish: Speaks for its self but flavour wise it has to be chocolate with perhaps a bit of vanilla in too.
if you're feeling really sassy have a chocolate flake and a fudgeridoo too!!!
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The restaurant at ox pasture hall: For a treat
Obviously fish and chips anywhere in Scarborough will be excellent and a "must do", but if you fancy smartening up a bit and going to a restaurant for a nice meal then The restaurant at the ox pasture hall is definately the place to go, there is a choice from a set menu or a la carte, whicever menu you choose from the food is delicious, well presented and served in lovely surroundings, there is also an attractive bar for appertifs and lounge for after dinner coffees. Phone to book a table in advance (which is neccessary especially if you are not a resident)
Favorite Dish: Anything you choose will be lovely- I ate a different meal every night for 4 nights , it was all excellent.
Mother Hubbards: The Best Fish and Chips in North Yorkshire
A sit down, waitress service fish and chip restaurant with, in many peoples opinion, locals and tourists alike, the best fish and chips ever. Various sizes to choose from, childrens to extra large. Delicious haddock in crispy batter fried to perfection. Large chips, mushy peas if required. Always busy at lunchtimes when they do a special including pot of tea and bread and butter, both traditional accompaniments in Yorkshire.
Favorite Dish: Small Haddock with Chips, Pot of Tea
Winking Willies: Sea front restaurant
You cannot fail to see advertising for Winking Willies along the promenade and so after many years of frequenting the town centre fish and chip restaurants we made a visit probably the towns most famous fish and chip restaurant.
This is a traditional Yorkshire fish and chip restaurant over two floors. The ground floor has open style tables but the upper floor has traditional booths , which I prefer. There is also an outside balcony with great harbour views but beware of seagulls!
Full marks to the friendly and efficient staff who were excellent especially the head waitress. The toilets are clean but the hand dryer
Favorite Dish: The food is good but pretty much standard fayre and although well presented has not the same thickness of fish of whiteness of fish that other shops have that we have been to in the town. The fish is also smaller is size than town centre restaurants.
Prices are the same as other seafront restaurants.
Golden Grid Fish Restaurant: Excellent Fish & Chips
When spending the day in Scarborough it is almost mandatory that you have Fish & Chips at some stage.
We went for an early supper at the Golden Grid. The place was fairly busy, which is always a good sign, and the meal was excellent.
Favorite Dish: "The All In Deal" - Delicious Fish & Chips served with Bread & Butter and a pot of steaming Yorkshire Tea
Followed by an ice cream cone from the next door parlour.
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Jingleby Thorn: Traditional farmhouse tea garden
With a wonderful name this is a traditional farmhouse tea garden open in the spring to end of summer period. The tables are all out in the garden or on the paved area in front of the farmhouse but this is a delightful place for tea and cake if the weather is good.
The menu is traditional English tea garden, - tea, coffee, soft drinks, sandwiches (£1.80 - £2.20) and cakes and scones (70p - £1.50).
Friendly staff and the garden is lovely - a wonderful place to sit and relax. I think there is a small indoor area if it is raining.
You take a ticket and a menu from near the door, take a table and then wait for service - this seemed to be very quick.
The farmhouse falls within the Dalby Forest toll area so only available to people who have paid this toll.
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Juggling Projects with Forgotten Strategies
The State of Project Success
Did you know that 32 percent of all projects are delivered on time, on budget and with the required features and functions; 44 percent are challenged (late, over budget and/or with less than the required features and functions); and 24 percent fail (cancelled prior to completion or delivered and never used)?
Consider the huge number of projects being worked on, the colossal investment in resources and the bitter disappointment when so many of the initiatives fail to deliver. How will organizations remain competitive and efficient with such troublesome results? If your organization has unlimited resources and is not accountable, then perhaps this is of little importance to you. For the rest of us, it should be at the top of your mind.
Why so much failure?
So why is there such turmoil in successfully implementing projects? From my experience, organizations are typically trying to push far too many projects forward. There seems to be a genuine concern for driving results, a desire to step up and take on responsibility. Yet between business units there is often a severe lack of clarity as to which projects truly support their strategy. Inefficient processes, frustrating systems, unhappy senior management and overzealous and ambitious managers all tend to breed new projects, along with a tendency to try and help others and be seen as a
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"Impartial observers from other planets would consider ours an utterly bizarre enclave if it were populated by birds, defined as flying animals, that nevertheless rarely or never actually flew. They would also be perplexed if they encountered in our seas, lakes, rivers and ponds, creatures defined as swimmers that never did any swimming. But they would be even more surprised to encounter a species defined as a thinking animal if, in fact, the creature very rarely indulged in actual thinking."
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Behind the News: John McDonald, designer
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Yes, I stole I.D.I.C. from Star Trek, but it most certainly seems to apply with regards to the greatest and most unfathomable human emotion: love.
Yes, I stole I.D.I.C. from Star Trek, but it most certainly seems to apply with regards to the greatest and most unfathomable human emotion: love.
The lack of vaccinations for children under five years of age is atrocious in California. The article "
More Calif. Kindergarteners Under-Immunized Than Unvaccinated" from CaliforniaHealthline.org has an excellent summary of vaccination rates statewide, and the appalling lack of vaccinations within Los Angeles County.
Quoting from the article:
While about 2.5% of California kindergarteners' parents have opted out of vaccinations via personal belief exemptions, nearly 7% start school under-immunized.
According to Amy Pine, director of the Alameda County Public Health Department's immunization program, under-immunized children still are "vulnerable" to contracting and transmitting diseases.
The rate of under-immunized kindergarteners who are admitted to school on a conditional status varies across the state. For example, the rate is:
- 12.28% in Los Angeles County — nearly double the statewide average;
- 11.62% in San Francisco; and
- 9.68% in Alameda County.
Few counties have taken steps to stem the number of "conditional entrants," but some stakeholders have made recommendations to the state to improve the tracking of such students ("State of Health," CHCF Center for Health Reporting/KQED, 2/2).
This is really a setting for an epidemic of previously eliminated childhood diseases, such as mumps, measles, rubella, and perhaps even polio. Only time will tell!
Sadly, I read about a new study in the science journal Violence and Gender, titled "Denying Rape but Endorsing Forceful Intercourse: Exploring Differences Among Responders", where one third of male responders in the study would rape a woman if there were no consequences.
Quoting from The Independent:
"Amongst other questions they were asked how they would act in a situation where they could have sexual intercourse with a woman against her will "if nobody would ever know and there wouldn't be any consequences".
31.7% of all men participating in the study would force a woman to have sexual intercourse in such a "consequence-free situation" – which is rape.
Worryingly, most men who indicated that they would commit rape did not even recognise their actions as such.
When explicitly asked whether they would rape a woman if there were no consequences, only 13.6% of participants said they would do so, a marked fall on those who had described that they would commit rape."
For some reason, the male respondents, when the action was made clear that what would be happening was legally defined as rape, lowered the percentage saying they would still rape a woman.
There seems to be a disconnect among the male respondents about what IS rape. And somehow this disconnect seems to maintain that it is NOT rape if it is a consequence-free situation.
It appears there is still lots of work to do with education and ethics for university college males.
Link to the study: http://online.liebertpub.com/doi/pdf/10.1089/vio.2014.0022
Link to the article: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/a-third-of-male-university-students-say-they-would-rape-a-woman-if-there-no-were-no-consequences-9978052.html
A new study by the University of Oregon has found a correlation between heightened cortisol levels and female victims of abuse and domestic violence.
While this is not surprising to me, it is a way to determine, scientifically, if a person has suffered trauma recently, and lends credence to building bodies of evidence to support the victims of domestic violence.
Here's a snippet from the article:
"Existing studies have focused on the women's HPA-axis activity only," said the study's lead author Hyoun K. Kim, a scientist at the Oregon Social Learning Center and courtesy researcher in the UO Department of Psychology. "We indeed found that women's, but not men's, victimization was associated with multiple indicators of diurnal cortisol levels. It has been argued that interpersonal violence is more detrimental for women than for men, and our study suggests that it might indeed be due to disruptions in HPA-axis activity."
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Yes, more bad news on the HIV front. It appears that the rates of infection for both African-American and Latino women in U.S. southern states is as horrid as some places in sub-Saharan Africa. I wish there were some sort of sick joke, but it's not.
It appears that this growing issue has more to do with health policies of the states themselves, lack of adequate sex education, including prevention methods beyond abstinence, and certain possible cultural biases and mores within the affected populations themselves.
Either way, it is deplorable that something that can be prevented is NOT being prevented.
There is a very complete and comprehensive article in the Washington Post on this unfolding issue:
"But it's not just money, or the lack of it, that accounts for the disproportionate number of people living with, and dying from, HIV/AIDS in the Deep South, experts say. The escalating HIV rates are the result of a perfect storm of social factors such as poverty, persistent anti-gay attitudesand a lack of transportation in rural areas. And in the South, AIDS often still has the taint of the plague. Fear of being judged and ostracized keeps some people away from clinics and the care they need."
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by Diana Moskovitz / deadspin.com
One of my first homicide stories as a young crime reporter was about a woman killed by her boyfriend. One of my last stories as a crime reporter was about a woman killed by her husband. In between, there were too many dead women to count. A few stand out in memory, the ones whose deaths were especially grisly or tragic. But without fail, women slain by the men they loved kept coming across my desk.
It's amazing how routine abuse can become. That's why, whenever a woman turned up dead in South Florida, I knew exactly what to do.
First, find the old restraining order she'd let expire. Second, pull the file from the courthouse. Finally, find the letter inside in which she'd told the court her boyfriend or husband promised he would never hit her again. Because he's a changed man. Because this was a one-time incident. Because I'm at fault, too. Because this is not a reflection of our relationship. He'll never hit me again, the dead women had pleaded—just like Janay Rice did, on national television.
But this story isn't about that press conference anymore. It's about the video that shows Ray Rice with Janay—then his fiancée, now his wife—in an Atlantic City casino elevator. She rushes up to him, and he throws one swift punch. Her body goes horizontal, head slamming into a handrail before she crumples, powerless, to the floor. It happens in seconds, and then come the gut-wrenching moments when Ray Rice stands there, just stands there, over her unconscious body.
Get angry at what Ray Rice did and get angry at what Roger Goodell didn't do, but please don't be surprised by any of it. Not by the hit, not by the blatant attempts to make it look like it was the woman's fault, not by Rice saying he would never do it again, not even by his wife taking him back. From the beginning, the Ray Rice saga has recapitulated everything awful about how domestic violence plays out in America. It has followed the script perfectly.
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It's not a competition, but here's the best wedding that happened this weekend: 90-year-old Alice "Nonie" Dubes and 91-year-old Vivian Doyack got married in Davenport, Iowa after 72 years together. Vivian wore pink, Nonie wore taupe, and the two held hands in their wheelchairs during the ceremony.
According to the Quad City Times, Vivian and Nonie met in their hometown of Yale, Iowa and moved to Davenport together in 1947. Vivian was a longtime elementary school teacher and Nonie did payroll work. Nonie says of their romance: "We've had a good time."
The two have apparently visited all 50 states, all the Canadian provinces, and England.
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Perhaps the most interesting and mysterious of these women was Ellen Tremayne, or Tremaye, who as Edward De Lacy Evans gained notoriety in Victoria in 1879. The Evans case attracted many lurid reports in colonial and international newspapers and sensationalist pamphlets with headlines such as 'Extraordinary Personation Case' or 'The Impersonation Case'. People who claimed to have known her in Ireland or on the immigrant ship, the Ocean Monarch, came forward with hearsay and gossip trying to unravel the 'mystery' of this woman's life.
Like 'Jack' Jorgensen, De Lacy Evans lived a large part of her life as a labourer. When her gender was discovered by the authorities she was persuaded to exhibit herself as an oddity at sideshows.
She may have been a transsexual, or gender dysphoric, that is, a person who felt herself to be male, despite being anatomically female. Today she might have had surgery and hormone treatment to arrive at gender comfort. On the other hand she might have been lesbian, preferring sex with women and using male garb as a way of surviving in an ostensibly 'moral' and heterosexual society. The newspapers treated such women mercilessly. The various accounts of her life show that Evans was unable to cope psychologically with circumstances both before her 'masquerade' and after her discovery.
Evans, or Ellen Tremayne, as she was known on the ship, arrived in Australia as an assisted immigrant in June 1856. According to the Shipping Lists she was from Kilkenny, 26 years old, was Roman Catholic, could read and write and was described as a housemaid. If we can believe the confused and often contradictory reports that appeared in 1879, when the 'scandal' broke, she had borne an illegitimate child in Ireland and fled to America. She is supposed to have returned to Ireland but was again forced by social disapproval of her 'immoral' life to sail to Australia by the Ocean Monarch.
During the voyage she caused much speculation on varying counts. She wore a man's shirt and trousers under her dress and seemed to have formed sexual attachments to some of her female cabin mates, in particular, Mary Delahunty, a 34-year-old governess who came from the same part of Ireland, the Harristown-Waterford region. Some of her fellow passengers thought Evans was a man masquerading as a woman!
Soon after arrival Evans, or Tremayne, as she was then known, was employed as a maidservant at a Melton public house. After some time she left this position, donned men's clothes, found Mary Delahunty and, calling herself Edmund De Lacy, 'married' Delahunty at St Francis' Roman Catholic church in Lonsdale Street, Melbourne. There is evidence, however, that they 'did not live comfortably together'. Delahunty opened a school in Blackwood and around 1862 left to marry Lyman Oatman Hart, an American mining surveyor in Daylesford.
What of the name De Lacy Evans? During the 1850s it was a famous one. General Sir George De Lacy Evans was a prominent military man at the Crimean War and part of the Irish establishment. Evans's 'third wife', Julia Marquand, stated that Evans had told her that the general was his uncle. Further, it was reported that Ellen Tremayne had a cabin trunk marked with the words 'Edward De Lacy Evans'. A woman who claimed to have been a Kilkenny neighbour told the newspapers that Evans was really Ellen Lacy, daughter of a well-to-do farmer of Harristown, Kilkenny, who had borne an illegitimate child and fled to North America. She returned as Mrs De Lacy Evans and was last remembered in the early 1850s as causing a furore when she rode her horse among the villagers at a gathering held by the Earl of Bessborough. The locals drove her out of town as an immoral woman. There is speculation in the Man-Woman pamphlet that her husband or paramour was named Edward De Lacy Evans, that he somehow tricked her by placing his trunk on the Ocean Monarch but had deserted her. A man of that name is supposed to have arrived in Melbourne in June 1858 on theMatoaka, 'a rather handsome young fellow, well developed and with fine-flowing whiskers' who worked as labourer around Ballarat and Bendigo.
During the next 20 years Evans 'married' two other women: Sarah Moore, who died of pulmonary tuberculosis in 1867, and Julia Marquand of Bendigo. Evans worked as a carter, miner, blacksmith and ploughman in the Blackwood, Bendigo and Stawell districts. During this time it seems that Evans was charged at the police court and jailed for seven days for being found in a servant's bedroom at the hotel where she and her 'wife' Sarah worked, but got away with swindling a fellow miner out of £175. Nevertheless, the public record shows her as owning shares in various goldmines and paying rates for properties in Eaglehawk and Sandhurst.
When her third 'wife', Julia Marquand, gave birth to a child in March 1878 Evans registered herself as the father. Perhaps in a certain sense, we can see Evans as the embodiment of feminist Julia Kristeva's theories of the 'abject mother' and the 'imaginary father'. In the early 1850s Evans, as Ellen Tremaye, had borne a child and become outcast from her own region; now in 1878, by registering the child as her own in her masculine persona, she becomes a 'father'.
Evans and Julia Marquand seem to have lived together only intermittently, Evans working in Stawell or Ballarat and Marquand working as a dressmaker near the City Family Hotelowned by Marquand's brother-in-law Jean Baptiste Loridan. There must, however, have been deep resentments following on the discovery of her 'wife's' pregnancy. In July 1879, she became violent to Julia and the 15-month-old daughter, fell into deep depression and was admitted to the Lunacy Ward of the Bendigo Hospital suffering from 'amentia'. For the next six weeks she refused to bathe, and it was not until she was removed to the Kew Asylum and forcibly stripped, that her gender was discovered. She was promptly handed over to female nurses and dressed in 'frocks and petticoats'. Bendigo newspapers reported the story with much prurient and salacious detail. Soon, the colonial and international press ran the stories.
When the De Lacy Evans 'scandal' broke, Aaron Flegeltaub, a Stawell photographer, exploited the situation bringing to light 'excellent likenesses' of Evans and Julia Marquand taken about 1870. He possibly made a tidy sum selling them ascartes-de-visite. Bendigo photographer Nicholas White somehow obtained access to Evans just after she had been readmitted to the Bendigo Lunacy ward, and took a trick photograph of her dressed in both male and female clothing. He also took a series of head and shoulders portraits of Evans wearing what seems to be a white hospital nightshirt (or straight-jacket). White's action seems a clear case of exploitation. In the photographs Evans stares out at us, wild eyed and probably affronted by the intrusion. The Australian Medical Journal of 15 April 1880 gave a detailed description of another intrusion: a gynaecological examination that caused her to cry and scream while Dr Penfold used his speculum. This report, however, verifies that Evans was physiologically female and that she had carried and borne a child.
Not surprisingly the existence of a child and the 'wife's' insistence that she did not know that Evans was a woman caused most public conjecture. Speaking to reporters, Julia Marquand ingenuously accounted for the child by saying that she believed that 'some strange man entered the house one night about the time her husband should have returned home'. There was evidence that the second wife, Sarah Moore, after about a year of marriage, was aware of the masquerade and not happy with the situation. A witness reported Moore punching Evans on the breast, her 'weak place'. While Marquand might not have been aware of Evans's gender, it is likely that she nevertheless had sought sexual gratification with her brother-in-law.
After her release from Kew Asylum, Evans, dressed as a woman and still mentally distressed, was a witness at Julia Marquand's paternity suit against her brother-in-law Jean Baptiste Loridan, a prosperous Bendigo businessman, married to Marquand's sister, and father of four children. Evans gave the only corroborative evidence in the case stating that she' had seen them in bed together. But her evidence, given in an incoherent manner, was not accepted and the case was dismissed. The scandal and business problems led to the ruin of Loridan's career in Bendigo and he left for Queensland where he was involved in the start of the sugarcane industry.
The furore of the De Lacy Evans case caused entertainment entrepreneurs to apply to the Bendigo Hospital for permission for her to be 'publicly exhibited'. Samuel Lazar of Sydney offered £3 and £5 per week for a tour. To their credit, the Asylum authorities refused the offers. Nevertheless, after her release from the hospital in December 1879 Evans was being exhibited by panorama showmen at Geelong and Stawell.
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Red, blue, pink, turquoise... These are not the different shades of the rainbow, but the colours marking the activities of the Parliament. The weeks in the Parliamentary calendar are coded with different colours each indicating that period's particular activities. Here is a short guide to the colours that will be directing the work of the new Parliament for the next five years.
Blue - political groups
In weeks that are marked blue MEPs meet with other members from their political group. The political groups in Parliament bring together MEPs coming from different national political parties, sharing the same political stance and affiliations. To establish a political group, 25 different MEPs from at least seven different member states are needed.
During the political groups' meeting, MEPs discuss their positions on proposed legislation, to be debated and voted on during plenary. They scrutinise reports from Parliamentary committees, table amendments and agree on a group position.
Pink –committee meetings
Each MEP works in one or more parliamentary committees, dedicated to a particular area of European policy, ranging from foreign affairs to economic issues, equality, education and culture.
Pink weeks are dedicated to committee meetings, the forum where MEPs coming from different political groups discuss draft legislation, propose amendments, consider Commission and Council proposals and draw up reports to be presented to the plenary.
Red – plenary sessions
All this work culminates during Parliament's plenary sessions, in Strasbourg or Brussels. Plenary sessions, marked red on the calendar, are when MEPs debate important issues, take significant decisions through votes by adopting, amending, or rejecting legislation.
In July, two important plenary sessions are to be held. During the first constitutive session, MEPs elect the president, vice-presidents and other representatives of the new EP, while during the second plenary session, the presidency of the European Commission will be on the agenda.
Turquoise – work outside the Parliament
During turquoise week, MEPs undertake activities outside the Parliament. They work either in their constituency in their home country, where they have the opportunity to interact with their electorate, or in Parliamentary delegations, responsible for maintaining relations with non-EU countries.
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Welcome to Voss Chevrolet, Your Centerville Chevrolet Dealer
Voss Chevrolet in Centerville, OH has been creating high standards for over 40 years. We specialize in new and pre-owned Chevrolet vehicles. You can expect to make your next vehicle purchase with confidence. We have a strong and committed sales staff with many years of experience of satisfying our customers' needs. We are recognized as the largest new Chevrolet vehicle and certified pre-owned dealer, also serving the Dayton Chevrolet enthusiasts.
Centerville's Voss Chevrolet Serving Dayton Chevrolet Customers
Voss Chevrolet, your Centerville, OH Chevrolet dealership is located at the north end of the town. If you are coming to see us through Interstate 675, please take exit #4B to Kettering. Then, after the exit, you will be on Far Hills Avenue. Take a right on Loop Road and we are on the left-hand side of the street. If you are going west on I-675, take exit # 4 to Centerville and Kettering. We will be on the left-hand side. Our hours and map page will assist you if you need different directions to our dealership. Voss Chevrolet in Centerville is only a few minutes away from Dayton.
Trucks, Cars and SUV's for Our Centerville and Dayton Chevrolet Customers
Are you a Centerville or Dayton Chevrolet driver looking for a new or pre-owned vehicle? You have come to the right place. Voss Chevrolet has a huge selection of new, used and certified pre-owned vehicles. We have almost 500 new vehicles, over 200 used vehicles and over 60 certified pre-owned vehicles. Your Centerville dealer has the vehicle you have been looking for. Chevrolet offers a great selection of new vehicles to fit everyone's tastes; including models such as the Equinox, Malibu and Silverado. It also has 11 models which offer an EPA estimated 30 MPG Highway or better and vehicles such as the Cruze, Sonic and Traverse as well as several others. This is quite a lineup of vehicles and we have all of them in stock. Perhaps a used or certified pre-owned vehicle is what you desire. Check out our selection of both types of vehicles. I'm sure you will find a vehicle that suites your needs. Voss Chevrolet, your local Centerville dealer has received the 'Jack Smith Leadership Award' and for every year the award has been in existence, which means this award is given to the top 100 of approximately 7300 GM dealers in the United States. This is the highest award given by GM, which recognizes Voss Chevrolet's consistent performance as a leader in sales and customer satisfaction.
Chevrolet Parts and Service at Voss Chevrolet for Centerville and Dayton Chevrolet Customers
Your Centerville Chevrolet offers a second-to-none service and parts department. Our service department has a fully staffed "Quick Lube" department, a comfortable waiting room with free Wi-Fi and beverages. We even have a "Kids Zone". You can always schedule your appointment online. Our parts department professionals have outstanding parts sales experience, meaning we will sell you the right part and if we don't have the right part for you, we will have it either the same day or next day, if necessary. Just like our service department, you can submit your parts request online. Your local Dayton Chevrolet dealer wants you to feel comfortable with leaving your vehicle with us to be serviced. Voss Chevrolet even offers extended service and parts department hours on the weekdays, as well as we are open on Saturday until 3 p.m. Voss Chevrolet, your local Dayton Chevrolet dealer, wants to be known as the best service and parts provider for your vehicle.
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Man lets son drive because he was too drunk
Published: Monday, January 24, 2011 at 9:17 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, January 24, 2011 at 9:17 a.m.
TAMPA - A man has been charged with child neglect after letting his 15-year-old son drive because he was too drunk.
Hillsborough County deputies stopped 41-year-old Darran Foraker's Dodge Caravan Saturday night because its brake lights were out. That's when they discovered the van was being driven by Foraker's son.
The father told deputies he was too drunk to drive and didn't have money to stay at a hotel because he spent it all on alcohol. He also told deputies he was too drunk to care for the teen.
Deputies arrested the man and took him to the Hillsborough County Jail, where he was held on $2,000 bail.
It was not clear who took custody of the teen.
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