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Friday - 12/28/2012, 2:26am EST
By DAVID RISING and RANDY HERSCHAFT
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BERLIN (AP) - The case of an 87-year-old Philadelphia man accused by Germany of serving as an SS guard at Auschwitz has largely centered on whether he was stationed at the part of the death camp used as a killing machine for Jews.
Johann "Hans" Breyer _ while admitting he was an Auschwitz guard _ insists he was never there.
World-War II-era documents obtained by The Associated Press indicate otherwise.
The files provided by the U.S. Department of Justice in response to an AP request are now in the hands of German authorities, and could provide the legal basis for charging him as an accessory to the murder of hundreds of thousands of Jews in the Nazi death camp.
The retired toolmaker told the AP in September, when German authorities confirmed he was under investigation, that he was always at Auschwitz I, a smaller camp used largely for slave labor, and never entered Auschwitz II, also known as Auschwitz-Birkenau, where about 90 percent of the 1.1 to 1.5 million Jews and others killed in the camp were murdered.
The U.S. Justice Department documents tell a different story. One SS administrative document specifically notes that Breyer was an SS guard at Auschwitz II. Another indicates he served with a unit of the SS Totenkopf, or "death's head," that was assigned to guard Birkenau.
Kurt Schrimm, the head of the special German prosecutors' office responsible for investigating Nazi-era crimes, which has recommended charges be brought against Breyer in Germany, would not comment on specific pieces of evidence. But he said his office felt there was a strong enough evidence to prove that Breyer served in Birkenau.
"American authorities have been very cooperative in this case and have turned over a lot of evidence," he said.
Breyer did not respond to requests for comment; his attorney, Dennis Boyle, said that he was aware of the documents but would not comment on their possible significance. "We are continuing our investigation and have no comment at this time," Boyle said.
The U.S. Department of Justice used the documents as part of its unsuccessful decade-long legal efforts to have Breyer stripped of his American citizenship and deported. The U.S. case centered upon issues such as whether Breyer had lied on his immigration papers and whether he had obtained U.S. citizenship through his American-born mother. That legal saga ended in 2003, with a ruling that allowed him to stay in the United States, mainly on the grounds that he had joined the SS as a minor and could therefore not be held legally responsible for participation in it.
The German investigation, by contrast, tries to prove that Breyer was a death camp guard, and the documents are now being used to support that case.
The dossier is now with prosecutors in the town of Weiden, near where Breyer last lived in Germany. The prosecutors are reviewing whether there is enough evidence to charge him with accessory to the murder of least 344,000 Jews as Schrimm's office has recommended, and have him extradited from the U.S.
For decades after the war, German prosecutors were only been able to convict former Nazi guards if they could find evidence of a specific crime. But with the case of former Ohio autoworker John Demjanjuk, the legal thinking changed: Prosecutors were able to successfully argue that evidence of service as a death camp guard alone was enough to convict a suspect of accessory to murder.
Demjanjuk always denied being a guard anywhere. He died in March while appealing his conviction on 28,060 counts of accessory to murder. Breyer, however, acknowledges that he served with SS Totenkopf guard units _ although not the one that served at Birkenau _ and was stationed both at Buchenwald, a concentration camp located in Germany, and Auschwitz.
"I didn't kill anybody, I didn't rape anybody _ and I don't even have a traffic ticket here," he told the AP in an interview at his home in northeastern Philadelphia in September. "I didn't do anything wrong."
He said he was aware of what was going on inside the death camp, but did not witness it himself. "We could only see the outside, the gates," he said. The interview was the only one Breyer has given to the media.
Breyer was born in 1925 in what was then Czechoslovakia to an ethnic German father and an American mother, Katharina, who was born in Philadelphia. Slovakia became a separate state in 1939 under the influence of Nazi Germany. In 1942, the Waffen SS embarked on a drive to recruit ethnic Germans there. Breyer joined at age 17 and was called up in 1943.

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My DD#2 is in 1st grade and she has told me that there is a party that all the other girls in her class were inv. to and she is not. She is so sad and its breaking my heart. What should I say to her to make her feel better?
How do you handle when your child is not inv. to a b-day party
Tahnya wife to Jay and mother to
Vanessa 3/11/00, Kaitlyn 7/25/02 & Megan 11/16/06
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I've found that "all the kids in class" boils down to 3 or 5 or 7... but usually not all. Some parents will invite all the girls or all the boys... if you think that is the case, call the parent to see if there was an oversight. When we dealt with this with my son, it turned out he didn't even play with or like the boy whose party he wasn't invited too - and when we discussed a number limit situation with him and related it to his own party, he was not so concerned. Hope that helps!
We were at a party and another mother mentioned it to me, and then another mother says that her DD is going to. When Kaitlyn mentioned it to me during the week I didn't even think twice about it because kids will say there is a party when there really is not. Well at the end of the other party all the kids start saying I will see you at build-a-bear and Kaitlyn turns around to me and starts to cry and says see im the only one. It just breaks my heart. When my kids have there parties I make them inv. ALL the girls so that no one will feel bad.
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awww...that's awful! I bet it was an oversight. I would hate to think that she was excluded on purpose. Still, it's hard to explain to the kids at this age.
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Do you know the parents of the child in question? Would it be possible to contact them, and find out if it was an oversight? We had Elizabeth UNinvited to a party, and that was awful, but the next day the girl changed her mind and told her she could come!
Our school doesn't even let us slip invitations into backpacks, so I had to hand deliver to the parent or mail each invitation. I did not invite the whole class or even all of the girls in her class. Of course, then my daughter was disappointed when only 2 out of like 6 kids came to her party.This year I am trying to get out of having a party. Elizabeth's birthday is right after school gets out, and lots of people get vacation out of the way, so that is why only 2 kids showed up!
If she truly isn't invited, maybe the two of you can do something special at that time. My dd and I are going to HSM 3 this weekend.
sahm to Elizabeth (10) Joseph (8) and Catherine (5)
At my DD school there is a policy the parent has to invite everyone from the class for Birthday parties.
I know my DD has not been invited to some sleep over parties but I do not let her sleep over her freinds house so I usually think that is the reason.
What I usually tell my DD is that her class could not invite all her friends since she must have been limited to only a few people if she wants to spend time with her freind we can set up a play date with them. And usually we do a few weeks after the party and she is happy.
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It is tough and hard to watch, but something they must learn. I am a firm believer that you don't have to invite everyone or anyone you don't want to YOUR party. I don't agree with being told to invite the entire class or even all of one gender. In our schools if you don't invite the entire class, invites can not be given out in school. No problem, mail them.
I only allow my ds to invite so many kids to beginw with, and with friends from the neighborhood, in other classes, and in his class, there is no way we could invite the whole class or all the boys. Plus, why should he have to invite someone he doesn't get along with or has no common interest with?
My ds's party is in two weeks. We invited 4 kids from the neighborhood, 3 kids from his class, and 3 from other classes. I mailed the invitiations and mentioned to my ds that the appropriate thing to do is to not discuss his party at school. I have did this last year, and all was fine.
There were parties he wasn't invited to and I simply reminded him that they too can't invite anyone, but also this was just another boy in the class not one that he plays with daily at recess or outside of school. So why should my son have been invited. After that quick explanation, he was "over" it.
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In 1st grade another mom said to me in conversation, "why didn't Tara come to X's party?" I said, "we never got an invite". They had mailed them out and apparently more than half never made it to the people. Poor kid only had 2 people at her party.
So, maybe it's an innocent mistake. Or maybe they really are not even having a party (we have had that happen too, the kid tells everyone she likes she is having a party, but really there is no such party planned.)
What to do about that? Well, guess you could call up the mom and say, "just wanted to make sure the invite wasn't lost as my dd seems to think that your dd said there was one for her."
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I am just curious.... for those of you suggesting that they call the parent to see if there was a mistake, would you really?????? I would pretty much assume that if it truly was a mistake and you didn't receive an invite that the inviter would eventually call when you didn't rsvp. I don't know, calling to see about an invite you didn't get seems rude to me. What if your child (any child not referring to op) truly wasn't invited? Imagine the spot you are putting that mom in? It is only a birthday party. And once again, these are important life lessons that we all need to learn. Yes, they are hard on a mom's heart and difficult for the child, but yet have to happen.
Mom to 2 boys and a girl
The school doesn't share addresses with us. In this day and age, so many kids have different last names than their parents, that mailing can become quite difficult. I got lucky in that I managed to know personally 3 of the moms, and another happened to call me in the weeks prior so that I could call her back and get her address. Only one did I have to hunt down, and thankfully, they had the same last name!
Yes, I would still call, but chances are if I invited all the girls in my dd's class, then this girl would have been invited as well. Anyway, even with a limit, you don't limit it so that it is obvious that only one girl in a whole class is not invited to the party, that is just mean. I would just call and say, "I understand that your daughter's party is on _______. I just wanted to make sure that ________'s invitation didn't get lost in the mail or something. She wouldn't want to miss it if she was invited, especially since it seems like all of her friends are going." If there was an oversight or it did get lost in the mail, the mother can respond appropriately, and if she was not planning on that child coming, she could say, "I'm sorry, but there we were only allowed so many girls at the party, and I'm at that limit now. We just couldn't invite everyone we wanted.
Yes, it is true that there are life lessons to be learned, but there is a gentle way and a mean way to go about something like this. You don't have a party where 8 out of 9 of dd's classmates can come but one lone child cannot come. Even if the limit of invites is 8 you tell your child that they can only invite 5 friends from school. Then you have the neighbor girl, and a cousin and/or sister, and you are set. That way one child doesn't get left out, but at the same time she learns that she cannot go to every party or even be invited to every party. I'm pretty thankful that last year Elizabeth was only invited to 2 parties.
sahm to Elizabeth (10) Joseph (8) and Catherine (5)
I have to agree with Apple on this one. It would be rude to put the other parent on the spot.
In fact, this whole "why wasn't I invited" issue is one of the reasons I don't let my kids invite everyone to their parties. I follow the "invite your age" rule. So, my daughter gets to invite 6 to her party this year. I make exceptions for situations where my kids know multiple kids in a family that are close to the right age - then I'd count them both as one. I also gently encourage my kids to invite kids in "groups." That way we aren't inviting only one kid out of a group of 3 that I happen to know are best friends. Since my dd's party is coming up soon, I did this with my daughter, explaining that it might be rude to invite all the kids at her bus stop but one. I knew that it wasn't because she didn't like this child, just an oversight, but we did have to cut a family friend that we only see rarely in order to make space. I wouldn't force her to invite someone she didn't get along with.
As far as I can tell, this is the norm around here - we only get invited to about 3 or 4 parties a year. My kids know that they have to choose, and assume other kids do too, so they don't seem to get worked up about it.
This way, I am not spending crazy amounts on a party, nor on gifts for every kid in both their classes. I would be furious if we were told by the school that we HAD to invite every kid in the class. How can they even enforce that? We are only asked not to pass out invites at school. But, this does happen on occasion anyway - which seems to bother me more than the kids.
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Collier may suspend use of some recycled irrigation water due to EPA rules
NAPLES - Collier County's reclaimed irrigation water system has been drawn into the fight over proposed new federal water quality standards.
The county plans to send a notice to three of its bulk reclaimed water customers, saying it might have to pull the plug on their supply and blaming a proposal by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to tighten water quality standards.
Collier County commissioners voted last week to oppose the proposed standards, questioning the science behind them and their cost.
The notice gives reclaimed water customers information about how to send their own comments to the EPA before an April 28 deadline.
Customers aren't getting the full story, said Jennifer Hecker, the natural resources policy manager for the Conservancy of Southwest Florida.
"It would be unfortunate for the customers to not get a fair and balanced representation of what the regulation does or doesn't do," Hecker said.
In its notice to customers, the county utility says its reclaimed water doesn't meet the EPA's proposal.
The county might have to stop sending the reclaimed water to five ponds where it mixes with stormwater runoff and, at times, can empty into canals or a creek that leads to the Gordon River in the city of Naples and the Cocohatchee River in North Naples, the notice states.
That has happened once since January 2009, the county's Pollution Control Director Ray Smith wrote in an e-mail.
Two ponds are at the Vineyards, one at Bermuda Greens in Imperial Golf Estates and two more at Foxfire, according to the notice.
But there's more to the story than what the notice says, according to the state Department of Environmental Protection, which would put the EPA proposal into action.
The nutrient limits wouldn't apply to the reclaimed water but to the water body that receives it, DEP spokeswoman Dee Ann Miller wrote in an e-mail.
And discharges into the water body would only come into question if the water body doesn't meet the numeric limit, she said.
While it is "theoretically possible" that reclaimed water could contribute to a nutrient violation after it is used for irrigation, cleanup plans won't necessarily limit nutrients by limiting reclaimed water, Miller said.
The EPA proposal would set numeric limits on nitrogen and phosphorus in Florida's streams, canals and lakes.
Right now, Florida requires only that nutrients not "cause in imbalance" in natural animal and plant populations in a water body.
Too much nitrogen and phosphorus, found in fertilizers and wastewater, can trigger algae blooms that threaten drinking water supplies and the environment.
Reclaimed water leaving the county's north and south treatment plants on Feb. 2 had average nitrogen levels of more than 6.8 parts per million and 9.5 parts per million, according to the county.
The EPA's proposed numeric nitrogen standard for canals in Southwest Florida is 1.6 ppm.
On Jan. 27, water leaving the two county plants had an average phosphorus level of 0.93 ppm and 2.6 ppm _ higher than the EPA's proposed limit of 0.04 ppm, according to the county.
In a report to county commissioners last week, county wastewater managers list other options besides not supplying reclaimed water to the ponds.
Those options include increasing the treatment of the water and finding other places to store it.
The county estimates that it would cost $134 million to upgrade one 10-million-gallon-per-day reclaimed water plant; the county's plans are permitted for more than 46 million gallons per day, the county staff says.
Hecker, at the Conservancy, said the EPA proposal will encourage utilities to use up reclaimed water rather than not use it.
The more reclaimed water used for irrigation, the less that gets discharged into canals and streams, she said.
Besides, she said, the county's opposition to the EPA proposal misses a provision that would ramp up compliance with the new limit over 20 years.
"The sky is not going to fall," Hecker said.
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The Brooklyn Nets got off to the best start in franchise history before a disastrous 26-day span in December cost coach Avery Johnson his job. With P.J. Carlesimo now patrolling the sideline, the Nets are back to their early season form. Brooklyn looks to win for the 13th time in 15 games since Carlesimo was named interim coach as it continues a four-game road trip Friday night with a matchup against the defensive-minded Memphis Grizzlies. The Nets were excited after opening with 11 wins in 15 contests and seeing Johnson named Eastern Conference coach of the month for November, but a 3-10 stretch last month was enough for Brooklyn to make a change. Carlesimo has re-energized the Nets, who improved to 12-2 under him following Wednesday's 91-83 victory at Minnesota. Brooklyn (26-16) has held opponents to an average of 85.7 points during a three-game win streak. The Nets also moved to 9-1 when they go with a starting lineup of Brook Lopez - the NBA's highest-scoring center at 18.6 ...
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I'm holed up Belhaven, NC at River Forest Marina, which is essentially closed for the season. Temperature today never got much above 40, nasty ride for the past 50 miles, arrived just in time for a 50 knot blow, ice cold rain shower, and falling temperatures. Forecast for tomorrow isn't good, might end up spending another night here.
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The 5-mile trip across the Pamilico River was pretty nasty, 5 to 7 footers on the beam. The Pungo River was a bit better, just 2 to 4 footers on the nose.
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French lessons in a cold climateFriday, 11 August 1995
The school I went to was in far-off Scotland, some 400 miles from home. If it had been a day school, I do not think I would have been able to get there and back each day, but luckily my father decided to send me to an old-fashioned boarding school, r...
Letter: Clarity on the Clapham omnibusFriday, 11 August 1995
Sir: It is a bit rich for Will Self ("Rules to kill English with", 1 August) to claim that "the only way to discover if a piece of English is truly grammatical is to go and ask the people who use it if they understand it", and then come out with: wri...
Letter: Standards for social workersFriday, 11 August 1995
Sir: Professor H. Prins (Letters, 5 August) confused training with statutory regulation. He rightly called for improved regulation of the social work profession. We support his call for a General Social Services Council. However, our core task is sti...
Letter: Not big enough for two DivasFriday, 11 August 1995
Sir: I was horrified to learn that a new restaurant in Frith Street, Soho, is not only to be called "Diva", the registered name of my own restaurant, but is to employ transvestite waiters ("Transvestites hired to pass the dressing", 7 August). Althou...
Sporting chance for allFriday, 11 August 1995
Far from receiving lottery cash, Eton did the giving. The college has donated 11 acres of prime land, pounds 200,000 and a six-lane all-weather running track, to be used for a regional athletics centre proposed by the royal Borough of Windsor and sup...
Letter: Death penalties and democracyFriday, 11 August 1995
Sir: Professor Griffith (Letters, 8 August) is quite right. Written constitutions, bills of rights and all such legalistic paraphernalia are profoundly anti- democratic in nature. Their effect is to transfer power from elected representatives to an o...
Letter: Why companies rarely take the rapFriday, 11 August 1995
Sir: Your suggestion ("Death on a building site", 3 August) that there is a lack of "political will" to use the full force of the law against criminally culpable employers is attested to by the results of national research I have conducted for the pa...
Leading Article: Why we hunt the Holy GrailFriday, 11 August 1995
Oh, it is easy to mock. It may be that the skull of the beast of Bodmin turned out to be the innards of a leopard-skin rug. Or so the scientists would have us believe when they say that the cranium was infected with the eggs of a tropical cockroach -...
Leading Article: The ghost at the feastFriday, 11 August 1995
Except that there is a ghost at this feast, one which has the long-term capacity to make us all choke on our meals. The problem is that the vast majority of new services that the public will be offered will not be "free- to-air". The digital revoluti...
Letter: Parental duty of cohabiting parentsFriday, 11 August 1995
Sir: Gavin Evans ("Mum won't let me see you again, Dad", 28 July) is right to highlight the need for greater awareness of the implications - financial and otherwise - of having children as a cohabiting couple, and for information on Parental Responsi...
Letter: Serbia's unjustified claim to Eastern SlavoniaFriday, 11 August 1995
Sir: In your otherwise commendable coverage of the events in Croatia in the past few days one finds occasional inaccuracy that needs correcting. One such example is Christopher Bellamy's attempt to justify Serbia's claims as regards Eastern Slavonia ...
Letter: Our generous act to lone childrenFriday, 11 August 1995
Sir: Please permit me to correct an error in Andrew Marr's piece "Taking the sting out of Bosnia" (3 August). He writes: ministers agreed in 1938 that 5,000 [Jewish children from Germany] should be taken 'for training in agriculture and domestic serv...
Baby, I just can't afford youFriday, 11 August 1995
A recent study by Jane Waldfogel of the London School of Economics found that the ratio of women's earnings relative to men's falls from 82 per cent for all woman aged 23 to 71 per cent for all women at the age of 33. Childless 33-year-old women keep...
Letter: Living vicariouslyFriday, 11 August 1995
Sir: My sympathy lies with Jonathan Edwards, who is referred to in your front page article ("Double record for triple jumper", 8 August) as a "29-year-old vicar's son", despite having himself reached the top of his sport. As a 25-year-old vicar's son...
Five million Arabs who don't existFriday, 11 August 1995
Indeed, an Israeli official explained to the Independent last week that Palestinian Arabs were not included in the document's population figure of 5,328,000 inhabiting the area between Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Egypt. He took it for granted, however...
Letter: Being reverentialFriday, 11 August 1995
Sir: It is understandable, perhaps, but nevertheless regrettable, that Michael Williams (Letters; "Whose waistcoat?", 8 August) struggling with the problem for meaning caused by an unrelated participle should, momentarily, no doubt, have forgotten ab...
Letter: Serbia's unjustified claim to Eastern SlavoniaFriday, 11 August 1995
Sir: Your correspondent Countess Vivian Grisogono (Letters, 8 August) is being disingenuous when she says that it is ridiculous to identify it [the current Croatian flag] with a puppet state run by a small number of quislings and large numbers of occ...
true gripes children's tapesThursday, 10 August 1995
And the reason is that memories of our last holiday in Brittany were ruined forever by one of those awful kiddy tapes. You know the kind I mean. Gullible parents buy them by the handful in the naive hope that a car resounding to "We All Live in a Yel...
LETTER : Chirac's right royal retinueThursday, 10 August 1995
Sir: Further to Andrew Marr's article ("Vive la republique! Et vive le roi!", 8 August), I was amused by a piece in the local paper when I was holidaying in the Correze last month. The article described how the village near to President Chirac's chat...
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I was always known as Stinky at school, and occasionally when I meet old school chums I still have the doubtful pleasure of hearing this cheery nickname again. Is there anything I can do about it ? Dr Robinson writes: Yes. You can biff them on the no...
LETTER : Ended by the bombThursday, 10 August 1995
Sir: The surrender of Japan had more to do with Hiroshima than Peter Popham thinks ("Why the bomb did not end the war", 7 August). His view that Japan accepted US terms for fear of a Soviet invasion is far less plausible than the conventional explana...
LETTER : 'Capital' offenceThursday, 10 August 1995
Mr Edge claims that he was not informed of the "true subject" of the programme. In fact, the shift in focus was explained to him before he gave the interview. The short notice given to him of this is what gave rise to the commission's conclusion of "...
LETTER : Effects of television banThursday, 10 August 1995
Sir: Regarding Melvyn Bragg's article on TV and violence ('You can't blame it on the box,' 4 August), may I suggest that the issue is not that viewers become criminals through watching TV, but that they develop a hyped-up and anti-social condition wh...
expert jury what price rollerblading?Thursday, 10 August 1995
Divina Wier-Willets British In-line Skating Association Rollerblading is no more ridiculous than any other sport. If someone wants to jump off a mountain with a kite tied to their back then that's fine by me. Rollerblading is enormously good fun and ...
LEADING ARTICLE : Tracey and Hugo go sportyThursday, 10 August 1995
However, the news that the National Lottery is to help finance the new sports centre will drive many punters and observers wild with frustration. It seems to confirm the existence of a death wish in the administration of lottery largesse. If there we...
LETTER : Why Walsall was suspendedThursday, 10 August 1995
Sir: Basic principles of natural justice have been confounded by the national party's decision to suspend Walsall Borough Labour Party ("Labour suspends 'loony' local party", 9 August). As chair of the borough party, I might reasonably have expected ...
LETTER : Effects of television banThursday, 10 August 1995
Sir: In the present controversy over Melvyn Bragg's article about television and violence there is a very easy way to test the moral integrity of the blame-it-all-on-television brigade. Would they ban television news broadcasts or nature programmes? ...
LEADING ARTICLE : Let smokers die in peaceThursday, 10 August 1995
For non-smokers, on the other hand, life has gradually become much better. Increasingly, it is possible to eat in restaurants with good non-smoking areas, travel on transport where smoke is restricted and sit in public areas where your lungs are not ...
LETTER : When partition may be the only solutionThursday, 10 August 1995
Sir: May I say a few words in support of Croatia? This maligned country needs a champion in England where the media seem determined to label Croatians as the "bad boys of the Balkans". Can you really accuse the Croats of "cleansing" (8 August) where ...
Our costly thirst for free waterThursday, 10 August 1995
I point this out not as a rant against the water industry, but rather to illustrate a shift in our attitudes to water, from when it was a public good, provided free at point of use by the state, to now, when it is a private product which we are incre...
The dangers of a spoon-fed dietThursday, 10 August 1995
The figures speak for themselves. Thirty per cent of all households now have one or more members receiving one or more income-related benefits such as income support, housing benefit and family credit. And that is only a part of the pounds 87bn DSS b...
LETTER : Destroying the fabric of the ChurchThursday, 10 August 1995
Sir: The Bishop of London, Dr David Hope, has just before his move to York decided that 24 of the churches in the City of London should be turned over to "alternative use" ("Historic churches win a reprieve", 8 August). He seeks, in short, to continu...
ANOTHER VIEW : Meanness after the heroismThursday, 10 August 1995
In March, I launched Tribute and Promise, an alliance of more than 100 charities with the aim of raising awareness of the wartime generation and the help that is available to them. We must never forget the courage of those who fought, and the work an...
chessThursday, 10 August 1995
Leading scores: Parker 61/2; Levitt, Arkell and Ward 6; Sadler and Williams 51/2. The race for the title seems to be among these six. Further down the field, 11-year-old Luke McShane, in his first British Championship, has 41/2 points, and 16-year-ol...
yesterday was...Thursday, 10 August 1995
Singaporeans who, nutritionists have predicted, will be stronger, taller and healthier in 30 years time, with women's average bust sizes up from 81cm (32.4 ins) to 91cm (36.4ins). A bad day for: Mr and Mrs Christian, the Florida couple who each dropp...
numbers the anaesthetistThursday, 10 August 1995
Or to put it briefly, 10.8.95. 10 August was the birth date in 1865 of the composer Alexandr Glazunov and in 1874 Herbert Hoover. It was the day in 1675 when Charles II laid the foundations of Greenwich Observatory, and in 1965 when Queen Elizabeth I...
LETTER : When partition may be the only solutionThursday, 10 August 1995
Sir: I was heartened today to read Tony Barber giving an airing to the possibility of the partition of the former Yugoslavia ("Peace with a terrible price", 8 August). He says that when our leaders talk in public about such a settlement, the catchphr...
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HONOLULU To beat a team from Terre Haute, Ind., in Honolulu, San Diego State went to New York.
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The No. 18 Aztecs were ensnarled in one of those grind-it-out, sweat-it-out, wince-it-out affairs — their first, really, of this season — against a scrappy Indiana State team in the semifinals of the Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic on Sunday afternoon. They would win 62-55 and advance to the Christmas Day final against either Miami or No. 4 Arizona, and a game that could have gone either way turned, fortuitously, in four seconds.
Chase Tapley was flagrantly fouled by Indiana State's Jake Odum on a breakaway layup with 4:40 to go, slamming to the floor and drawing two free throws plus the ball. Tapley, largely held in check after his career-high 33 points the day before, made both free throws.
Then they ran "New York."
It's designed to get an open 3-pointer in the corner and has been in the playbook before, but coach Steve Fisher's staff installed it only last week so it wouldn't appear on opposing scouting reports.
Indiana State included, apparently.
Tapley was screened free in the right corner and drained the 3 with 4:40 to go. Four seconds, five points. A tenuous 46-44 lead became 51-44. A nervous bench exhaled.
"A big play," Sycamores coach Greg Lansing said.
SDSU coach Steve Fisher had been waiting for a game like this. Last season the Aztecs had 13 go down to the final possession — an incredible six straight in November and December — and won 10 of them. The closest game this season? A 66-60 win at USC in which they led by 19.
The Sycamores (6-4) upset a one-loss Mississippi team Saturday, and were poised to do it again. They hung around through the first half, never trailing by more than seven, and went ahead 38-35 with 13 minutes left.
Then SDSU's Skylar Spencer missed two free throws.
Then Jamaal Franklin missed the front end of a one-and-one.
"The shots that were falling like raindrops (Saturday) weren't going in," said Fisher, whose team won for the first time this season when being outshot (43.8 to 41.7 percent). "I think we got a little anxious. … But when you've got Chase and X (Xavier Thames) and Jamaal, that gives you a pretty good comfort level. We've got guys who have been there, done that.
"I wasn't surprised. I would have been surprised if we didn't play with confidence and poise when we struggled a little bit. It wasn't pretty, but …"
"We needed a game like this," Tapley said, "for our league."
A day after dropping 33 on USF, Tapley finished with 13 points on 4 of 10 shooting. Instead it was Franklin who carried SDSU: 19 points, 15 rebounds (his teammates had 16), three assists and — for only the sixth time this season — no technical fouls in a team-high 36 minutes. And he did it playing his second game in less than 24 hours with a bad back that sidelined him most of the week.


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We perform numerical simulations of the sandpile model for nonvanishing driving fields it and dissipation rates epsilon. Unlike simulations performed in the slow driving limit, the unique time scale present in our system allows us to measure unambiguously the response and correlation functions. We discuss the dynamic scaling of the model and show that fluctuation-dissipation relations are not obeyed in this system.
Originally published in Physical Review Letters, v.83 no.10 (1999), pp.1962-1965. DOI:10.1103/PhysRevLett.83.1962. Dr. Vespignani is affiliated with Northeastern University as of the time of deposit.
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Work out with free weights and cardiovascular equipment at the Palace Health Club, or hire a personal trainer to help you. Cool off with a swim in the pool and wind down in the sauna, steam room or Jacuzzi. Afterwards, grab a bite to eat in the caf and relax whilst enjoying picturesque panoramic views across Douglas Bay.
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Have stayed here numerous times over the years and since it changed hands from a Hilton to independent and now a Best Western nothing has changed, and that's not good.
Prices are sky high, £100 per room per night, plus breakfast at £12/person, come on those are 5* rates and this is far from a 5* hotel.
I stay here on business, its a clean room and there is off road parking, but the rooms are in desperate need of renovation, a lick of paint 2 years ago just covered over the cracks. bath taps are fiddly if they work at all, mattresses can be hit and miss, and the windows and French doors are draughty and let in noise from the street below and whatever you do avoid like the plague the single rooms that over look the car park, you will be perched on top of the ventilation fans and get no peace whatsoever.
The food is OK, breakfast is actually very nice, but for £12 I want Michelin starred chefs cooking my eggs, not having to go and do my own toast.
Next trip I think I will have to look elsewhere, times up Palace. less
Good restaurant with big breakfasts and friendly staff. On the sea front midway between old steam trains and the electric railway tourist attractions.Like going back in time with no McDonalds, beach shops, or other tatt along the promenade only grand old hotels many of which have been converted to flats. Not many other restaurants in Douglas less
We booked a room with a sea view and it was lovely with a sliding glass door to a small balcony with a sheltered roof. It was ideal! It had beautiful views and it was nice to be able to step out into the fresh air whatever the weather with room for a couple of chairs. We found the room to be very clean and was given plenty of complimentary tea/coffee making goods, replenished every day, which makes a nice change. The hotel also has a fitness centre with a swimming pool available at no extra cost to residents. This was an absolute bonus to our weekend away. The range of food choice and quality both at breakfast and dinner was excellent. We would certainly recommend this hotel to anyone, especially a room with a sea view. less
Golf holiday with eight senior men,but hotel was a big disappointment. Accomodation was very small with inadequate storage space. Staff tended to be a bit grumpy and not very helpful with the exception of reception who were good less
Very disappointing stay - hotel and rooms are tired round edges. Arrived to find the window wide open and blowing a gale, it did not close an contined to whistle. One good thing was the sea view Used restaurant for breakfast - poor buffet style with tepid low quality produce - what happened to local sausages etc and not cheap. The evenng 'carvery' was also disappointing - nasty congealed starters in buffet. The carvery was one meat and lots of 'stewed items'... and to finish uninspired items including a victoria sandwich cake !!!! The staff were all polite and helpful which made up for the rooms but -give this one a miss. We visited another hotel withing walking distance and what a difference ! less


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The Madison River has incised downward into the northwestern portion of the Madison Range, a Laramide uplift bounded by Basin-and-Range normal faults. Here, the superposition of the river has revealed gorgeous outcrops of Archean basement complex (Wyoming Terrane or Wyoming Craton). Granites, gneisses, and amphibolites...
From close below the Tetons, this panorama offers a detailed look at the geology of the range front. The Teton Glacier is best seen from this angle and there are a couple of mafic dikes that cut the Archean igneous and metamorphic rocks that make up the bulk of the Teton Range. Oh yeah, a few tourists and cyclists in...
Wind River Canyon (where the Wind River cuts across the Owl Creek Mountains in central Wyoming), exposes a classic example of "the great unconformity" (separating Precambrian from Paleozoic). Here's one site where you can see it. There's another here: www.gigapan.com/gigapans/136122 A hand sample of schist from...
Archean conglomerate with detrital pyrite, indicative of a low-oxygen atmosphere. Sample is 16.5 cm across at its widest point, and was provided by Dr. Jay Kaufman of the University of Maryland.
This is the south (upstream) end of Wind River Canyon, Wyoming, as viewed from the Lower Campground at Boysen State Park. The rocks here are Archean aged metamorphics. A hand sample of schist from near this site may be viewed at this macro GigaPan: gigapan.com/gigapans/141715 A few granite dikes cross-cu...
Wind River Canyon (where the Wind River cuts across the Owl Creek Mountains in central Wyoming), exposes a classic example of "the great unconformity" (separating Precambrian from Paleozoic). Here's one site where you can see it. There's another here: www.gigapan.com/gigapans/136109
Sample of granite (Archean), from below the Great Unconformity in Wind River Canyon, Wyoming (between Shoshoni and Thermopolis).
The ancient erosional surface between the Archean rocks of the Wyoming Terrane basement complex and the overlying Flathead Sandstone (Cambrian in age), with a rubbly conglomerate at its base.
One fold, sliced and polished perpendicular to the fold axis. Fold deforms banded iron formation strata of the Contorted Bed in the Witwatersrand Supergroup in Johannesburg, South Africa. Detailed description of outcrop online at: blogs.agu.org/mountainbeltway/2012/01/06/friday-fold-the-contorted-bed / Scale ...
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Human Rights Watch has carried out research on sexual violence against women and girls in Congo since 2000, and has interviewed hundreds of victims of sexual violence. Sexual violence is an act of a sexual nature by force, or by threat of force or coercion. Rape is a form of sexual violence during which the body of a person is invaded, resulting in penetration, however slight, of any part of the body of the victim, with a sexual organ, or of the anal or genital opening of the victim with any object or other part of the body.[1]
Research for this report was carried out between January and April 2009 in North and South Kivu, Congo. We interviewed victims and witnesses of sexual violence, relatives of victims, representatives of churches and NGOs, staff of international agencies, and government representatives. We also interviewed military officials, military prosecutors, and military judges, as well as the 14th brigade's former commander and 16 members of the 14th brigade itself (some had left the brigade at the time of the interview).[2] Prior to the visit, we informed military authorities of our research.
Researchers took great care to ensure that victims of sexual violence were interviewed in safe conditions and were comfortable speaking about their experiences.[3] We chose not to interview children under the age of 12 because we determined that it was possible to show the 14th brigade's responsibility for widespread sexual violence without undertaking such sensitive interviews and their associated risks. The interviews took place in private, with only one trusted translator present. In total we interviewed 31 women and girls who had been raped by FARDC soldiers, as well as five relatives of victims.We also received testimony from victims who were unable to identify the attackers at all, and did not use any of those testimonies.
In 14 cases, interview partners identified the rapists with certainty as soldiers of the 14th brigade. As several instances involved more than one victim, we documented 19 cases of sexual violence by members of the 14th brigade through victims and relatives. Brigades have epaulettes of different colors, and the 14th brigade epaulettes are purple; sometimes, however, brigades take the epaulettes off, possibly to avoid identification. We attributed cases to the 14th brigade when victims saw the purple epaulette or when the attackers were otherwise clearly identified as members of the 14th brigade, for example through their presence at a military camp of the 14th brigade. We also received information about seven cases of rape by 14th brigade soldiers through judicial authorities and members of the 14th brigade, bringing the total number of documented cases of sexual violence committed by members of the 14th brigade to 26. Military officials, members of the 14th brigade, justice officials, and NGOs, also provided background information on sexual violence by the 14th brigade.
In 14 other cases, victims described acts of sexual violence that are likely to have been committed by the 14th brigade, but the victims were unable to identify the soldiers' brigade with certainty. These cases are not included in the 26 documented cases mentioned above. In one additional case, we received testimony about a rape committed by 14th brigade soldiers who might have been deserters.
[1] ICC, Elements of Crimes, International Criminal Court, ICC-ASP/1/3(part II-B), September 9, 2002, http://www.icc-cpi.int/NR/rdonlyres/9CAEE830-38CF-41D6-AB0B-68E5F9082543/0/Element_of_Crimes_English.pdf (accessed June 4, 2009).
[2] Names of members of the 14th brigade are withheld to protect their identity, except for the brigade commander and intelligence officer.
[3] Names of victims and witnesses are withheld to protect their identity.


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