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BAYTOWN, Texas -- Families of two teens involved in a crash caused by a police chasefiled a lawsuit against the City of Baytown Tuesday.Sixteen-year-old Shawn Williamsdiedand 17-year-old Shay Hollingshead remains in a wheelchair.
Dash cam video of the chase released by Baytown police shows the fiery crash.
At the time, police said officers were not bumper to bumper as the chase came to an end. The video captures flames after a shoplifting suspect s pickup truck slammed into a car carrying thetwo teens.
The attorneys representing their families allege that Baytown police used a spike strip, which they say caused the accused shoplifters to lose control and eventually crash.
Williamsand Hollingshead had just left work for the day back in October.
The innocent Sterling High students were waiting for a red light to turn green at the intersection of Garth Road and Rollingbrook Drive.
Williams was killed in the crash and Hollingshead is still recovering from severe injuries.
It s been rough, extremely rough, said Joe Hollingshead about his son s recovery. He is beginning to stand up and walk just a tiny bit.
Family members have been taking shifts taking care of Shay. His teachers bring him homework and friends stop by to keep him company.
The whole community in Baytown has been wonderful, said Hollingshead.
Hollingshead says his son doesn t remember the crash that killed his friend, Shawn.
Williams parents told KHOU 11 News Monday night that they want to see a change in procedure.
For pillows and pillow sheets does not warrant over 90 miles an hour, said Shawn Williams, Sr., Shawn s father. This is not the Wild West. This is the real world.
There were too many people they weren t protecting, said Pleshette Williams, Shawn s mother.
The suspect in the chase, Shannon Chauncey, is also named in the suitfiled Tuesday morning at the Harris County Civil Courthouse.
Chauncey was driving the truck that careened out of control and hit the teenagers.
Police said Chauncey and his girlfriend stole from Sears and an Academy Sports store on the night they were being pursued by police.
Baytown police have said that officers followed procedures during this chase. They have pointed out that the suspect s truck rammed into a patrol car and almost hit an officer before crashing into the teenagers.


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United Way of Door County Presents the 19th Annual Chefs for a Day!
Sturgeon Bay, WI (Oct. 11, 2014) The United Way of Door County 19th Annual Chefs for a Day event will be held on Saturday, October 18th at the Sturgeon Bay Yacht Club. Doors will open at 6:00 pm and volunteer servers will be distributing hors d'oeuvres from 6:30 until 7:15 p.m. At 7:15 guests will be able to sample the entrees, served by each chef at numerous buffet stations.
During the hors d'oeuvres, guests will have the opportunity to sample wines and cheese pairings.
The Harbor Fish Market Harnesses the Sun: Solar Water Heating System is ON in Baileys Harbor!
Karen and Carl Berndt, owners of Harbor Fish Market & Grille and Custards Last Stan in Baileys Harbor went live Thursday when they flipped the 'ON' switch on their new solar water heating system.
The project, which took ten months to complete, included two very important people in the process: Ben Anschutz of Anschutz Plumbing in Baileys Harbor and Patrick Strantz, a building contractor, full time maintenance manager at the YMCA in Fish Creek and long time maintenance manager for the Berndts.
Together they have created a custom solar water heating system that not only addresses the water heating needs of the two restaurants but will also provide the hot water for the employee housing and the Berndt's living quarters.
Door County Coffee & Tea 21st Anniversary Sale: Sept. 26-28, 2014
Head to Carlsville, Wisconsin on the Door Peninsula this weekend for Door County Coffee & Tea's "Biggest Coffee Sales of the Year" celebrating 21 Years! This sale is in-store only, Friday, Saturday, & Sunday from 7:30am-5pm. Call 920-743-8930 with any questions. Sale includes:
Celebrate Labor Day Weekend in Door County with Great Food, Lots of Live Music & Theater, and Marina Fest 2014
Kick off your work shoes and slip away to Door County, Wisconsin this Labor Day Weekend! With autumn approaching, the county is blooming with delicious flavors and aromas, and local restaurants are creating dishes with lots of local ingredients. Stroll through a farmer's market in Sturgeon Bay and Sister Bay on Saturday, and in Baileys Harbor on Sunday, and bring the bounty home. Bring the family to Sister Bay to experience the excitement of the Sister Bay Marina Fest, going on all day Saturday, Aug. 30, 2014 and ending with a fireworks display!
Take in dinner and a show! AFT's original musical "The Bachelors" opens at the Door Community Auditorium in Fish Creek this weekend. The English Inn and Gibraltar Grill are both close to the DCA and Arroyo Bay Grill is across the street – just let them know you have tickets when you are seated. "Butler," a sharp-witted Civil War drama wraps up this weekend at Peninsula Players Theater – 8pm nightly through Saturday, and Sunday, August 31st at 4pm. Grab a bite at the Bayside Tavern to hold you through the performance, then stop at Not Licked Yet Frozen Custard for a post-show treat.
Book Your Culinary Weekend in Door County at Eagle Harbor Inn w/ Chef Terri Milligan, Oct. 24-25, 2014
For more information about this great weekend experience visit Chef Terri Milligan online – see the menu you'll be creating as well as the weekend agenda! This class will be on October 24-25th, 2014 and is limited to 8 people so reserve your spot today! You may even want to book a private a la carte cooking class (minimum of 4 people) and come back to Ephraim to help Nedd & Natalie Neddersen celebrate their 20th Anniversary of owing & managing the Eagle Harbor Inn. They have welcomed innumerable guests who return annually making new memories with every visit while contributing to the Inn's 70 year history! Check out their 'History Wall' with photos from the old cottage days & historic rate cards & ads – they'll even invite you for a glass of lemonade and their fantastic homemade treats! Visit www.EagleHarborInn.com & www.ChefTerriMilligan.com for more details!
Lewis & Hoffman Join Katie Dahl at The Cookery plus August Late Night Wine Bar Hours & Happy Hour Specials!
The Cookery Restaurant & Wine Bar in Fish Creek has extended their wine bar hours for the month of August to accommodate Door County's delightfully long summer nights! The kitchen will be open until 11:00 p.m. nightly, serving the full bar menu & dessert menu. Not a late night person? Stop in from 3 to 6 p.m. every evening for Happy Hour and enjoy $5.50 wine glass pours, $3.50 tap beers, and appetizers on special from $2.50 to $8.
Also a great Door County music scene, The Cookery offers live music in the wine bar three nights a week! Local folksinger Katie Dahl performs each Wednesday evening starting at 8 p.m. and on July 30th will be joined by special guest multi-instrumentalists Eric Lewis of Memphis and Rory Hoffman of Nashville (check out Rory's story on GuitarPlayer.com HERE) – this is a duo you don't want to miss!
Experience the Music on the Patio at Gibraltar Grill this Summer, 2014
The dining scene in Door County often offers more than a great meal, especially at Gibraltar Grill in Fish Creek where diners can enjoy live music from the patio four nights a week. With plenty of room on the lawn, you can bring chairs and hang out before or after dinner while you enjoy drinks from the outdoor bar and a variety of music from live bands and musicians.
Offering a wide selection of menu items sure to please from steaks and seafood to pasta and appetizers to sandwiches and salads, Gibraltar Grill also has a kids menu as well as a Gluten-Free Menu! Bring your best friend for supper too – Gibraltar Grill's patio is dog friendly, welcoming well-behaved dogs on leashes. All performance begin at 7:30 p.m. with the exception of their Gibraltar Music Festival (End of Summer Party III) on Sunday, August 31, which runs from 2-10 p.m. and includes music from Cookee, One Too Many, and Big Mouth & The Power Tool Horns!
Ask a Chef July 2014: Barbeque & Wine – A Pairing Suggestion
Question: What kind of wine should I bring to a BBQ?
July has come to Door County, Wisconsin and the grills are out! Paul Santoriello, Winemaker and Production Director at Door Peninsula Winery, and Door County Chefs 'Ask a Chef' contributor, has some fantastic advice on finding the perfect wine for your next backyard BBQ:
After suffering through what feels like the worst winter in 30 years, Wisconsinites are anxious to get back outside – and that means lighting the grill. Whether they burn charcoal or gas, people here have a longstanding love affair with outdoor cooking. Though brats and burgers remain the go-to grill meats, many backyard chefs are upping the ante with steaks, ribs, chops and fish. Here are a few tips for making the most of those pairings.
Pairing food and wine is really simple and about personal taste, but there are a few helpful practices to make your meal better, says Paul Santoriello, head winemaker at Door Peninsula Winery.
"Match the weight of the food to the weight of the wine, so one won't overpower the other," Santoriello notes.
"Lighter meats (like chicken and fish) tend to call for white and lighter red wines, while traditional red wines are a natural pairing for red meats and smoke flavors off the grill."
Live Music at Cupcake Heaven in Sister Bay with Marybeth Mattson
SISTER BAY, WI (June 2014) – Cupcake Heaven in Sister Bay invites you to stop in and enjoy live music each week this summer with local singer/songwriter Marybeth Mattson, performing in the shop from 2-4pm every Sunday in August.
Mattson began her performance and songwriting career after the 2008 season of America's Got Talent, in which Door County piano man Eli Mattson took second place. As any good big brother, Eli encouraged Marybeth to follow her dreams and, along with fellow performer Seth Raddatz, offered constructive criticism which ultimately helped shape her musical and lyrical choices, and gave her the courage and drive to record her first album Relative Hunger, released in 2012.
4th of July Weekend in Door County, WI: Live Music, Art on the Scenic Side, & DC Renaissance Faire: July 3-6, 2014
All the Independence Day Events, Fireworks, and Celebrations this week can make a body hungry! Catch Live Music while you eat in Door County, WI… Many restaurants will have live music to serenade you as you dine, or, pick up a to-go meal and enjoy live music at the Concerts in the Parks throughout the peninsula.
Every day this weekend offers a Farmer's Market so you can enjoy fresh and local produce, meats and cheeses, canned goodies, handmade arts and crafts, and even fresh flowers! Baileys Harbor will have a special market on Friday, July 4th at the Baileys Harbor Town Hall, and their regular Sunday Farmer's Market also at the Town Hall on Sunday July 6th from 9 a.m. – noon. On Saturday, July 5th you can visit the Sturgeon Bay Farm & Craft Market from 9 a.m. – noon at Market Square on Michigan & 4th Ave., or head north to Sister Bay's Corner of the Past Farmer's Market from 8 a.m. – noon at the Country Walk Shops, at Hwy 57 & Country Ln.
To find great dining in Door County, DOWNLOAD the Door County Chefs FREE, GREEN, MOBILE Dining App. Search by category and proximity to your current location; look at DC Chefs members' menus, use the click-to-call feature to make reservations or check serving hours, and get GPS directions right to each restaurant! Find what you're hungry for on the Door Peninsula today!
Still looking for a place to stay this weekend? Check out Door County Lodging's Last Minute Lodging Blog: July 3-6, 2014.
Looking for Fireworks? Check out Door County Guide's Independence Day Celebrations, Fireworks, and Festivities Schedules!


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My last post set things off in a new direction when it comes to out of the box thinking with UC, and there's more to be said on the topic. As I've noted many times, UC is a moving target for everyone, and I can't think of a better scenario to try different things in …
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Top 10 Risks you Take with UC
Over the course of this summer-long series of "top 10" lists, I've examined many facets of UC, with much of the focus being on the benefits. Setting the right expectations is a big part of this, and my intent is for these lists to provide a set of quick reference points to make sure your …
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Going Offline – another Sign You're Ready for UC
In case you didn't have enough reasons already, I've got another one here to close out this series. Over the past few posts, I've examined various scenarios – clues, really – that tell you your business is ready for UC. A common theme across this series is the idea that you're not likely to come …
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The First Sign Your Business is Ready for UC
I began this series by talking about the legacy of legacy telephony. The idea there was that legacy set the bar very high for telephony, and over the years, VoIP has come to be a bona fide replacement. We all know that VoIP will eventually supplant TDM, but that's a few years away yet. More …
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Five Signs Your Business is Ready for UC
It's time to switch things up and focus on some business-level issues. For the next few posts I'm going to address five indicators that tell you UC is a good next step. Some businesses will figure this out on their own, even without prodding from vendors or channels. The majority, however, will need outside help, …
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HoopsHype Lamar Odom rumors
Former NBA player Lamar Odom pleaded no contest Monday to a drunken driving charge and accepted a sentence of three years' probation and three months of alcohol abuse treatment. In a deal with prosecutors, Odom entered the plea to one misdemeanor count of driving under the influence and was also ordered to pay $1,814 in fines and penalties, Los Angeles city attorney's spokesman Frank Mateljan said. Odom had faced a maximum sentence of six months in jail. SI.com
Former NBA player Lamar Odom has pleaded no contest to a drunken driving charge and accepted a sentence of three years of probation and three months of alcohol abuse treatment. Los Angeles city attorney's spokesman Frank Mateljan says Odom entered the plea Monday to one misdemeanor count of driving under the influence. In a deal with prosecutors, he was also ordered to pay $1,814 in fines and penalties. The status of his suspended driver's license will be determined at a separate hearing. Odom was arrested Aug. 30 after his Mercedes-Benz SUV was spotted weaving on a Los Angeles freeway. USA Today Sports
Odom, whose tumultuous summer included a DUI arrest and the breakup of his marriage to reality TV star Khloe Kardashian, could be ready to help a team as early as mid-January, one person briefed on his condition said. But Odom, 34, did not do any contact basketball drills during his training stint in Rhode Island with McClanaghan, who also trains NBA stars Derrick Rose, Kevin Durant, Kevin Love and others. "He's not ready yet," said a person briefed on his training regimen. CBSSports.com
Lamar Odom has returned home to Los Angeles after two weeks of strenuous workouts with renowned trainer Rob McClanaghan and is awaiting word on the next step in his NBA comeback, league sources told CBSSports.com on Tuesday. CBSSports.com
Odom visited Clippers officials in mid-November to discuss a possible return. The Clippers are continuing to monitor Odom's progress with an eye toward reuniting with the troubled swingman after a mediocre season as a role player last year. Odom, the No. 4 pick in the 1999 draft and a staple of the Lakers' back-to-back championships in 2009 and '10, hasn't been a consistent threat on the floor since the Lakers traded him to the Mavericks in December 2011. CBSSports.com
But the latest word circulating Sunday, in the wake of J.J. Redick's arm injuries, strongly suggests that the widely expected re-signing of Odom is unlikely to take place before the Clippers finish a seven-game road trip in mid-December. ESPN.com
Christmas, according to one insider, is a more realistic target. The Clippers will undeniably miss Redick for the next six to eight weeks with the eight-year veteran playing the best all-around ball of his career. Don't forget that Matt Barnes has already missed a slew of games before Redick went down. ESPN.com
Rivers, the coach and head of basketball operations, was impressed by Odom's attitude and condition – "He was actually in pretty good shape, and that surprised me" – when they met Nov. 15 at Clippers headquarters. No further visits are planned, Rivers said, but he has moved the process forward by talking with Phil Jackson, Odom's former coach with the Lakers, and Vinny Del Negro, Odom's coach last season with the Clippers before Odom became a free agent. "I'm hoping if things work out, yeah," Rivers said Friday at Sleep Train Arena, where the Clippers beat the Kings 104-98. "But I just don't know. I know there's other teams involved, I think. I honestly haven't focused on it a lot. But he's somebody that I've always liked, and I like him more now after hearing from Phil Jackson to Vinny to all the players the type of guy he is in the locker room. When I hear that stuff, without saying exactly what I heard, you want him in your locker room." NBA.com
One source close to Odom said that he has been "extremely positive" since beginning workouts and that he expects to be back in the league really soon. HoopsWorld
The Los Angeles Clippers continue to keep tabs on Lamar Odom, who is working out in Rhode Island with hopes of returning to the NBA this season. Most teams are staying away from the troubled Odom, but the Clippers' need for a versatile swingman has coach Doc Rivers intrigued. Boston Globe
Ramona Shelburne: Sense I get is that Clippers and Lamar will have a better sense of where things stand in a few weeks. Neither side in a hurry at moment. Twitter @ramonashelburne
Lamar Odom remains the leading candidate to be signed by the Los Angeles Clippers to fill the opening they have in their frontcourt rotation. By far. But there's at least one other known name on the Clippers' list behind Odom in terms of potential in-season signees: Chris Wilcox. ESPN.com
Chris Mannix: Lamar Odom looks "very good" physically, source close to Odom says. Not ready to play yet, but getting there quickly. Twitter @ChrisMannixSI
"Everyone who was here (with the Clippers last season) has always told me (that) Lamar was a good guy, a great locker room guy – funny, never complained – even with the struggles," Dudley, who came to the Clippers via trade during the summer, told USA TODAY Sports before their loss to the Memphis Grizzlies on Monday night. "His struggle was getting in shape and getting motivated. I think that once he got in the season, he was motivated, they said. The only thing I've heard is he's a good guy. That's the honest truth. It seemed like, when he came into the locker room (during a visit at the team's facility on Friday), when he was high-fiving every guy, like he was a good personality." USA Today Sports
As for whether Dudley foresees Odom joining the Clippers, he told USA TODAY Sports, "Oh, 100%." Clippers coach Doc Rivers wasn't willing to confirm nor deny such a sentiment, but he did acknowledge that his two-hour meeting with Odom was a positive step forward in their potential relationship. The first-year Clippers coach had no prior relationship with Odom, so he brought him in to get his own sense of his well-being and discuss how this pairing might work after Odom's tumultuous summer. USA Today Sports
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By TAN KARR WEI
WITH the support from VIP guests, family, friends and colleagues, StarMetro reporter Stuart Michael raised RM15,600 for Help Home, a refuge for abused women in Selayang.
The Stuart Michael Charity Run held at the Subang Ria Park was the finale to his Beginner's project, which started in October last year.
His initial target was to lose 20kg through a regime of exercise and healthy diet but due to work commitments, he only managed to shed 12kg.
Clark Hatch trainer K.K. Oon said Stuart started off well in the initial stages of his workout regime, going in about four times a week.
"The setback was the general election in March and he had to concentrate on work. It was a good thing that he managed to change his eating habits, taking in less carbohydrate, especially rice and eating more healthy foods like tosai or chapati and taking his drinks with little or no sugar," said Oon.
Nevertheless, the run was a fun end to the project, with about 20 people joining him, including Selangor local government, research and development committee chairman Ronnie Liu and Selayang MP William Leong.
On top of the RM500 that Mega Lifesciences had agreed to sponsor for each kg that Stuart lost, Leong also pledged RM50 for each kg while Clark Hatch donated RM1,000 for each lap Stuart completed around the park.
During the event, Liu also donated RM1,000 on behalf of the Selangor state government while Clark Hatch provided 100 bottles of mineral water and apples for guests who turned up.
Stream Enterprise Sdn Bhd also sponsored 300 New Balance T-shirts worth about RM40 each, which were sold for RM10 each.
Overjoyed Help Home committee member Reinee Mastree was thankful for the money raised and mothers in the home would greatly benefit from the funds.
Also present at the event was Subang Jaya assemblyman Hannah Yeoh.
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RM1mil reward offer for information on Dr M's alleged misdeeds
Body of child found buried in kitchen
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Put berries in a sieve and quickly run under cold water.
(Not for too long as raspberries absorb water easily.) Remove stems.
Take 3 pie plates and divide the sugar equally between them.
Heat pie plates with sugar on them in preheated oven for 20 minutes.
In a large saucepan over medium heat, combine berries and vinegar.
Allow to boil, without stirring, for 5 minutes.
Add hot sugar, one plate at a time.
(Adding the hot sugar this way does not stop the boiling).
Boil over high heat for exactly 2 minutes.
Pour jam into hot, sterilized jars.
Wax and seal.
HINT: Butter the bottom of the saucepan before starting to make jam to prevent it from sticking while cooking.
Use a wooden spoon for stirring.
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Prof. Antje Stokman
Antje Stokman studied landscape architecture at Hanover University and Edinburgh College of Art. After graduation she gained practical experiences as a landscape architect in many international projects and was Associate Professor in Hanover University from 2005-2010. Since 2010 she is director of the Institute of Landscape Planning and Ecology within Stuttgart University and founding partner of the practice "osp urbanelandschaften" in Hamburg. Making use of the synergies between science, teaching and practice, her work evolves around the aim to develop new areas of involvement and design approaches for the profession of landscape architecture – by defining it as the art of integrating complex ecosystems, infrastructure systems and human lifeworlds. She was awarded the Topos Landscape Award in 2011, the Lower Saxony Science Prize in 2009 and is member of the German national advisory council on spatial planning since 2010. Since the implementation of the MSc IUSD, she is Director of Admissions and teaches in various courses within the IUSD. She is the Course Director of the MSc IUSD and teaches in various courses within the IUSD at University of Stuttgart.
Prof. Dr. Astrid Ley
Astrid Ley studied architecture and urban design at RWTH Aachen and the Università degli Studi di Firenze in Italy. She holds a degree as graduate engineer in architecture and urban design from RWTH Aachen and a P.hD from TU Berlin. Her professional life started as a project coordinator at the "Bundesweite Servicestelle Lokale Agenda 21", Agenda-Transfer, in Bonn before joining Habitat Unit, TU Berlin, between 2003 and 2013 as a teaching and research staff member. In 2010 she had a DAAD lectureship position at the School of Architecture and Planning, University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa. Recently she held a position as urban development research analyst at the German Advisory Council on Global Change (WBGU) and as a Post Doc researcher in a DFG funded research project on "Housing for the Urban Poor: From Local Action to Global Networks" at Habitat Unit, TU Berlin. Since October 2014 she is chair for international urbanism at the Institute for Urban Planning and Design, University of Stuttgart, and will take over the position as course director of the MSc. IUSD program. In her understanding it needs the development of a changed role of built environment practitioners as process designers in order to be able to include a network of actors. This will be central to develop solutions in complex problem constellations such as apparent in the international urban development context.
Eng. Abdulmoneim Alfiky
Abdulmoneim Alfiky received his B.Sc. in Urban Planning and Design in 2001 from the Faculty of Engineering – Ain Shams University, where he subsequently became a teaching assistant in the Dept. of Urban Planning and Design. In 2008 he received his M.Sc. on the topic of Urban Environmental management from Ain Shams University. His professional experience focuses on strategic and regional planning in rural areas of the Egyptian Nile Delta. He actively participated in several TEMPUS project between Ain Shams University and various European universities. Currently he is working on his PhD on effects of urban and rural sprawling on the agricultural lands in the Nile Delta under joint supervision from Ain Shams University & University of Stuttgart and recently joined the IUSD Course Coordination Team at Ain Shams University.
Prof. Dr. Ayman Ashour
Mohamed Ayman Ashour holds the chair of a Professor of Architecture and Urban Planning and the position of the Vice Dean for Graduate Studies and Research at the Faculty of Engineering, Ain Shams University. Combining educational and technical experience between academic and professional work enriched Prof. Ashour with a sense of specialized consulting experience and made his theoretical guidance settled and valuable with a future aspiration for a generation that carries the heritage and legacy of the past to the rapid developing world of the future. His work focuses on projects of technical engineering, comprehensive planning providing integrated consultancy services in Master Planning, Urban Design, Landscape Design, Architecture and Interior Design as well as Project Management and Construction Supervision. He is the Director of Admission of the MSc IUSD and supervises various master theses within the IUSD at Ain Shams University.
Dr.-Ing. Bernd Eisenberg
Bernd Eisenberg completed a diploma in Landscape and Open Space Planning at TU Hannover and worked in the field of GIS-based planning in Hamburg and Stuttgart. He obtained his PhD on the topic of "Park metrics - quantification methods for spatial potentials of green open spaces with regard to recreational uses" at the University of Stuttgart. Bernd is involved in ongoing research activities of the Institute of Landscape Planning and Ecology (ILPÖ) related to sustainability and resilience of cities (projects LiWa and TURaS) and international educational cooperations. His research interests include quantification methods of open space qualities in general and in particular the relation between spatial configuration and usability as outlined in the space syntax research field. Since October 2010 Bernd is part of the IUSD Course Coordination Team at University of Stuttgart and is involved in teaching electives within the IUSD at University of Stuttgart.
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Ebtihal Abbas is an urban planner and designer holding a MSc. in Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design (IUSD) from Stuttgart University in Germany and Ain Shams University (ASU) in Egypt. Ebtihal completed her bachelor of Regional and Urban Planning from Cairo University in 2004. Since then, she has been actively engaged in international multidisciplinary environments in both Egypt and Gulf Cooperation Council (G.C.C) where she was involved in projects varying from a national level to municipal, city centers and neighborhoods' redevelopment. 'Urban Development and Revitalization of Downtown-Cairo' in Egypt, the 'Pearl-Qatar in Doha' and 'Qatar National Master Plan' in the G.C.C are among the major projects she participated in. Her interests in the role of civil society as well as the influences of political and socio-economical factors on urban development were the basis for her masters' dissertation. She has also been involved in some freelancing projects, such as taking part in 'Preparing the Guidance Physical Plans for the Egyptian Villages'- (GOPP), copyediting of the Arabic exhibition contents for 'Space, Time, Dignity, Rights'- (UNRWA) and assisting in the community participation process for upgrading historical areas in old Cairo in 'Al Athar Lena' – (DEDI). She joined the IUSD Course Coordination Team at Ain Shams University in October 2013.
Dipl.-Ing. MSc. Franziska Laue
Franziska Laue holds a Diploma in Architecture from TU Berlin and a M.Sc. in Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design (IUSD) Stuttgart/Cairo. Since 2003 she was engaged as a freelance advisor in projects in Germany, Syria and Burkina Faso and Egypt. From 2007 until 2011 she worked for the GIZ Urban Development Programme (UDP) in Aleppo. Since 2008 she was involved in local and international conferences, exhibitions and publications on local identity, informal urban development in the MENA region. Recently, Franziska was member of exhibition and publication teams for "Aleppo Archive" (DOC Aleppo) on urban heritage conservation and archiving as well as "Space Time Dignity Rights" (DAZ Berlin) on refugee camp improvement strategies. She has published on a long-term research on informal urban growth in Damascus, Syria. A present academic focus is climate change adaptation in the MENA region. Since October 2013 she is research assistant at the International Urbanism Institute and is part of the IUSD Course Coordination Team at University of Stuttgart.
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Ingo Helmedag studied architecture at Hanover University and at Graz University of Technology. After graduating from Hanover University he worked as an architect in a number of projects. Starting in 1993, he has taught as an assistant professor for Building Construction and Design at Dresden University of Technology. For the Faculty of Architecture, he established the European Erasmus Program and furthered worldwide University exchange. In 1998, he was a visiting professor at the UBC, Vancouver. His focus and research interest is on building technique and sustainable design. After joining DAAD in 2008, Ingo Helmedag became professor for Building Techniques and Design at the German Jordanian University (GJU) in Amman, where he remained until his transfer to Cairo's Ain Shams University (IUSD Master Program) in September 2012.
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Studied architecture at the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey Mexico (B.S. 1998) and received the Master of Excellence in Architecture at the Berlage Institute, Postgraduate Laboratory of Architecture (2002). Marisol Rivas Velázquez collaborated with several offices in Mexico and Belgium, among them the renowned offices of Teodoro González de León/ Mexico City, Ricardo Legorreta/ Mexico City and Stéphane Beel/ Ghent. She is a founding partner of the Ulm based practice "Architecture, Urbanism + Research Agency" (www.a-u-r-a.eu). Marisol Rivas Velazquez has been Visiting Professor at the ITESM Monterrey (2003 and 2004), Lecturer at the University of Technology, Munich (2005) and research assistant at the Institute of Design.Studio1 of Leopold-Franzens-University in Innsbruck (2005-2010). Since 2010 Marisol is research assistant at the Department of International Urbanism were she has been teaching and coordinating studies and research projects. In both her professional and academic practice Marisol's research interest evolve on the topics of culture conflicts, tourism and informal urban development with special focus on African and Latin American cities. She is teaching in the "Integrated Research and Design Project" Module within the IUSD at University of Stuttgart.
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Nashwa Emad received her B.Sc. in Urban Planning and Design at Ain Shams University in 2012 and holds the position of a teaching assistant at the Department of Urban Planning and Design, Ain Shams University where she is currently enrolled as M.Sc. Candidate at Ain Shams. Nashwa is interested mainly in the role of landscape in the urban development of public open spaces, and its impact on the viability of the city. At the moment, Nashwa is a part time member of the IUSD Course Coordination Team at Ain Shams University.
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Raoul Cyril Humpert studied at the École Nationale Supérieure d´Architecture de Montpellier and the University of Stuttgart, where he received his diploma of Architecture and Urbanism in 2012. During his education, he developed a strong interest in the multidisciplinarity of architecture and gained extensive practical and international experiences while working for landscape architects Pfrommer + Roeder, architecture photographer Roland Halbe and Shanghai-based French interior design office LIME388. He also participated in different workshops for mudbrick constructions in Lyon, for walkable cities in Hefei and public schoolyards in Cairo. Additionally Raoul worked as a student assistant at the Institute for Art and Design and the Institute for International Urbanism at the University of Stuttgart. He hold a teaching position at the University of Innsbruck and since November 2012 Raoul is research assistant at the International Urbanism Institute and is part of the IUSD Course Coordination Team at University of Stuttgart.
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Your browser does not support iframes. Robert Griffin III is so popular in Washington, D.C., he even has Christmas carols about him. A group of children from Janney Elementary School in the Tenleytown neighborhood of D.C. sung a rendition of the popular holiday carol "O Christmas Tree," but they turned it into one about the Redskins quarterback and called it "O RG3." According to D.C. Sports Bog, the carol was shown on CSN Washington's pregame show prior to Washington's 27-20 win over the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 16. Griffin tweeted about the carol and clearly appreciated it: Thank you for blessing me with my very own Christmas Carol say.ly/iIb4QbM — Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) December 24, 2012 When you lead the Redskins to first place in the NFC East and have a rookie season that puts you in the conversation for NFL MVP, these are the types of honors you receive in return. From Christmas carols to social media trends, RG3 sure has taken over the nation's capital.
REALLY???? Brainwashing them at such a young age SHAME on you!!!!!
notsonice, i completely agree...do they even look happy?
LIGHTEN UP!!! Kids and adults here like RGIII. Do you think kids can't form their own opinions? He is young, polite and stays out of trouble. This is the kind of person I would like my kids to emulate.
Right On!!!!!
Truly heaven sent?
What if one of those kids comes from a non-christian family?
And even if they do, who says they want to grow up christian?
Brainwashing young children into singing about jesus and heaven, reciting the pledge of allegiance "one Nation under God"...
What makes christian think it's okay to force their beliefs on other people...especially these youngsters who haven't even had a chance to make up their own mind?
This makes me sick.
Makes you sick. That's whats wrong with our country. Its the small percent of people like you that we have to change everything in this country. Maybe if people listened to the masses and not the few we wouldn't have idiots like you posting stuff like this on websites.
What makes me sick is the fact that our country has expelled God from the schools. So please don't ask "where was God"? after a tragedy strikes. We kicked Him out!! I guess you want your children to grow up in a Godless society that is heading toward anarchy. Oh, you forgot to capitalize "Jesus".
Get a life hanthion. With all that has happened in the past week you could direct your hatred elsewhere. RG is a great person on and off the field. I hope that my kids look up to that kind of athelete.
And, if these children are from a non-christian family I don't think their parents or guardians would have allowed them to participate.
Find a job and move out of your parent's basement.
This is awesome...that song would have NEVER worked with "Rex Grossman"
I think I just threw up in my mouth a little...these must be the same idiots that came up with that mind numbing BHO chant!
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Dec 21, 2012 (The Monitor - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- Sometimes the best restaurants are the tiny eateries we only hear about by word of mouth. The little hole-in-the-wall places are usually my favorites.
Al Fresco, the small joint in Edinburg, is a restaurant I will definitely visit again when I'm downtown and hungry.
About a year ago, I tried the chef's jalapeno-cream cheese cornbread and loved it. When I ordered it recently, though, they were out of stock (I'm unsure whether they sold out or just didn't make any that day).
So I ordered a plate of fish tacos with a side salad. The plate itself was hardly visible under the four corn tortillas topped with grilled fish, lettuce, tomatoes, cilantro, onions and avocado. The tacos are drizzled with a lemon-basil sauce. The fish and all of the vegetables tasted fresh, although the fish lacked a bit of flavor for me.
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My side salad was a garden-variety salad, but beautifully prepared. Also, the chipotle ranch was very good, and much more appropriate for the fish tacos. I'm glad I saved some of the dressing to pour over the tacos.
David (manfriend), Adam (guy friend) and Madeleine (girl friend) joined me for lunch. The guys stuck to a safe menu item: the sandwich. David went with turkey and Adam chose chicken breast. Both sandwiches came stacked high with meat, veggies and cheese, and they came with fresh fruit.
Mads ordered the pasta with marinara, but they were all out of the red sauce, so she chose the alfredo instead. Really she just wanted the garlic bread. The chef really does take liberties with the classic white sauce here. The sauce was full of sharp parmesan cheese, but also a ton of herbs like thyme -- so much so that the sauce had turned green. The flavor was OK, but it certainly wasn't what Maddy was expecting.
I haven't mentioned yet just how big the portion sizes are at Al Fresco's. Even by describing the bowl as ridiculously large and filled to the brim won't fully convey just how much pasta you get at this restaurant. It could've fed all four of us easily.
I really like what the chef is doing at this restaurant, but it's disappointing to not get what's on the menu (or being misled by the menu item names). Al Fresco's has some flavorful sauces and fresh ingredients (and decent unsweetened tea) and is worth a visit.
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|Feb 25, 2014, 06:24 AM
Stilll looking for a OSX Vector app...
Hi there,
Since migrating to the Mac, I have been looking for a suitable replacement for Paint Shop Pro. I create my cartoon creatures usinf both vector lines & shapes and raster layers for colouring/shading/highlighting. Paint Shop Pro has served me well all this time, but one feature that always bugged me was I couldn't have a variable thickness on my vector lines using the pen tool (so they could nicley taper out at the ends). The options for adjusting the width of the line altered the whole line or nothing at all....
Since I've been looking for a new Mac app to replace PSP, I've put this feature at the top of my list. Is there an app out there that will do this or is Illustrator (and going all vector) my only viable option?
Thanks in advance,
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|Feb 25, 2014, 06:57 AM
I personally wouldn't consider anything but Illustrator but that's mainly because I've been using it for so long.
|Feb 25, 2014, 07:11 AM
Illustrator is your tool then. It does have variable line weights in CS5 and up. It can work with raster image objects in a document, to a reasonable degree. There are alternatives in the App Store, but none are quite as polished or capable yet.
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|Feb 25, 2014, 07:20 AM
Inkscape will do that. I do not personally use it, but do know someone who does use it and they have confirmed for me that what you are asking for can be done. I use Illustrator. Personally I would go with Illustrator. Then you have all the tools at hand.
If you do not want to pay subscription prices, try to find a CS5 or newer copy around.
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt!
|Feb 25, 2014, 01:55 PM
I would have to agree with everyone in here. Illustrator is the way to go.
Yada, yada, yada.
|Feb 26, 2014, 11:11 AM
... or iDraw?
My cartoon hero: www.dangermouse.org
|Feb 26, 2014, 11:03 PM
I had hope for this software but it appears to be going no where fast.
Also needs to add the capability to open and save illustrator files natively.
|Feb 27, 2014, 08:23 AM
I just tested opening an Ai file in iDraw, layers present, looks good. True, iDraw won't export in Ai format, but yes in SVG & PDF.
I'm still learning Illustrator and it's amazing, but to be fair, it's a Hairy Beast that's been around a lot longer than the other programs which are being discussed.
OP: Clip Studio Paint (free trial), original brand of Manga Studio 5. You can use a brush on a raster layer and on vector layers within the same file, the brush stroke widths on the vector layers are adjustable afterward with Beziers. Powerful with a steep learning curve (for me anyway, I think it must be easier for Windows users). Similar to Paint.
Check out Mischief, it's a vector painting program. Very simple controls at the moment. Infinitely zoomable. A very different way of illustrating with vectors without handles & points. Need to tweak an outline stroke? Paint it or erase it. The devs are working on getting Mischief in the Mac App Store at the moment.
Earlier this week I opened several PSD files, lots of layers, Pen tool work, layer styles & adjustments, etc. in GIMP, MS5, iDraw, & Pixelmator. GIMP was the most disappointing in distorting colors or having whole layers missing. iDraw was pretty good actually but you couldn't readjust layers, granted it's not a pixel program. Manga Studio 5 and Pixelmator were surprisingly good and allowed for further adjustments. I've also been doing the same with Ai files in various software.
I'm just saying that there have been huge improvements all around with these various programs in the past year or so and it's only going to get better. The devs are pretty smart and realize the huge discontent out here/there with Adobe is an opportunity.
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|Feb 27, 2014, 03:12 PM
I hear you and agree there have been big improvements and Pixelmator has been doing some really great things. I find I still do not use it much however. I have PS 5, PS 5.5, PSE 6 and Pixelmator 3.1 and I find I use PSE 6 most.
The reason I made the decision to pay for iDraw was because I felt I wanted to support the project and not because the software was a particularly good replacement for AI. Voted with my wallet. My opinion at the time, and still remains, is iDraw is our best hope for something that could replace AI.
Both the Indeeo team and the Pixelmator team need to be congratulated. We also need to ask them to understand that file formats are important to usability. Many of us have Illustrator, Photoshop, SVG and other file formats that we use on a daily basis. We require an application that will not just import, but write the native file format as well. It is too disruptive to workflow and version control to import and export files.
Indeeo and Pixelmator are not the only ones that suffer from this. Notably Apple needs to add native file writing to Pages, Numbers and Keynote for the same reasons.
I understand this is asking a lot. The silver lining is once this happens, then for simple jobs it becomes easy to slip the tool into the workflow and use it, even if it has a reduced feature set. The more we use it the faster we get at using the UI and can work around the feature limitations and therefore the less need to revert back to Adobe et al.
I purchased both Pixelmator and iDraw to support the projects. I hope one day I will actually be able to productively integrate and use the software in my workflow.
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Can you believe the semester is over already? It went by so quickly! I hope everyone got the great grades they were expecting today.
The end to this semester was so busy with final exams and end-of-the-semester tours and campus programs. My sorority did our holiday gift exchange, which is my favorite program of the year. I gave my last tour of the year, and it was a great group.
The semester ended jut in time for me to celebrate Hanukkah with my family. The night I came home, my extended family had our Hanukkah party. The next night, I celebrated Hanukkah with my family, and tonight, the first official night of Hanukkah (there are eight days in total), I lit the menorah with my family. Its so nice to be home right in time for Hanukkah!
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When a player spends requisition to get a grenade is he getting a mission supply of grenades or just one? I believe you only get one grenade everytime you spend the requisition but some of my players believe that since page 138 states "Unless otherwise stated, ranged weapons include an adequate supply of basic ammunition; explosives (including grenades and missiles) and other consumables likewise last the duration of the Mission." that this applies to thrown grenades as well.
I counter that since players start out with, very specifically, three krak grenades and three frag grenades their intent is to be limited.
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Here is the damage in question..
No idea how it happened, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out it was X-clamp + not being careful related. On a side not, with these traces damaged like this the 360 has no Video output, shows the 3RL, but no Secondary error code can be obtained, in fact Eject works like it should making the drive's tray open up.
At first glance it looks like 4 to 5 traces are bad, but after getting all of the 'loose' bits and such cleaned away it's only 3 that are really severed and need some attention, with the 4th one being a little dinged up, but still intact.
You may notice there is copper in the bottom of the gouge in the board. This is one of the inside layers, and is a power line for the GPU, so we need to do something with it before repairing the traces above it, the last thing ya want to do is short this to Ground or one of the lines you're repairing.
All this really takes is a tiny bit of Super Glue, not a drop, just a tad, in fact 1/10th of a tad. You can use a needle and get a little bit of glue on the tip of it, then dab it into the open crater there to cover the exposed trace and insulate it.
NOTE: Be EXTREMELY careful using Super Glue around any place you'll be soldering to later on, as soon as an iron hits that stuff it fumes up and if ya get it in yer eyes you'll wish you'd never heard of Super Glue, Soldering or even had eyes for it to get in there in the first place.
This is what it looks like after a tiny bit of glue is applied to get that exposed trace in there covered up.
Now that has been taken care of we get out the Masking tape and the tiny arse wire. If ya are new to soldering/working with really small components (SMT/SMD) get to learn to use masking tape, it's one of the best 3rd, 4th and 5th set of hands you can have for working on that kinda thing, and for doing trace repair work this small is in most cases a must. The reason Masking tape is good is because ya can't melt it with the solder or the iron (as long as you're doing things properly) it's easy to remove and the only down side is when it gets hot the 'sticky' backing of it stays behind on the board when ya remove it, which can easily be cleaned up with some Rubbing Alcohol and a few Q-tips, so there's really no down side to using it.
What ya do is 'mask off' just one trace. Start at one side or the other, not in the middle, and mask just one off like so..
Make sure you're as close to the trace as ya can get, ya don't want the soldering you're about to do get on any of the other traces.
Once ya have that done lay the wire on the trace and tape it at both ends so it's as straight and flat against the trace you're repairing as ya can get it, then solder away.
If all went well ya should end up with something like this after cutting the wire down to length after removing the Masking tape, you'll notice some of the Masking tape 'sticky' that was mentioned earlier is left behind..
..and then after repeating the steps for the rest of the traces ya (should) end up with something like this..
After it's cleaned up a little bit (optional really) ya end up with your pretty much finished repair..
Covering the entire repair area with a thin layer of Lacquer or Super Glue is another additional step as well, even just a piece of Electrical tape will do really, but again it depends on the board you're working on and if it would really need the additional protection/insulation or not.
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We all get it. SOPA is bad. If you're unfamiliar with it, SOPA is the bill put before congress that, in an attempt to combat piracy, would have a hugely negative impact on the Internet. Today is the day that lots of sites, including Wikipedia and Reddit are apparently protesting this bill by going dark.
I appreciate a good protest, but this one seems somewhat poorly targetted to me, especially in light of the fact that the SOPA bill was officially shelved late last year.. But that's not the point of this post. I ran up against my first roadblock on Wikipedia this morning and was unable to view some content that I was looking up. I quickly found an easy way around it, and I wanted to share in case anyone else actually needed to use the Internet today.
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CHESAPEAKE, Va., Aug. 18 /PRNewswire/ — Cox Communications continues to expand its high definition programming with the launch of seven new HD channels in the Greater Hampton Roads region on August 20.
Also, on August 27 in York County, Cox will launch an additional 24 high definition channels. With these additions, Cox's HD channel offerings total 67 of the most requested high definition channels available.
The channels to be launched on August 20 throughout the region are as follows:
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The Bollo CaperThe Bollo Caper (1985) Animated Cartoon Special by Dave Koch
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Sake is pronounced Sah-Kay.
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goodness, health, existence, life. Pete has enough of it for everyone, and his seems to be the most valuable of all sake.
"For pete's sake, couldn't you just shut the fuck up?!"
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Literally means "alcohol" in Japanese. In the English speaking world, sake refers to "Nihon-shu", Japanese rice wine.
Ichi-no-kura, my favorite. Served best chilled. "Umai desu yo!"
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Rice wine from Japan. Usually served hot rather than cold.
At the Japanese noodle stand, the man ordered a cup of sake to go along with his meal.
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Amoung my other liquiors you will find many bottles of sake.
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Catholic bishops in the UK have spoken out over the "systematic and deliberately relentless" persecution of Christians in Iraq during an emotional Mass at Westminster Cathedral filled with families mourning lost loved ones.
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Contest helps mark rare Odd Day
U.S. organizers of an Odd Day contest Thursday said winners could earn $579 by orchestrating events commemorating the day.
The operators of Oddday.net said individuals who organized or create the Oddest Parade of Odd Characters or the best Odd Celebrations could win the financial equivalent of Thursday's odd-numbered date of 5/7/2009.
The date of three consecutive odd numbers is a rarity on calendars, occurring only six times during a century.
For people not able to orchestrate parades or celebrations, Oddday.net also accepted entries consisting of the best Odd Ode to the unusual.
Individuals not interested in the Web site's prizes can recognize the day in their own way and Oddday.net offered a number of suggestions.
It's a great day to do your odds 'n ends, give a friend a high-five, root for the odds-on-favorite, read the Wizard of Odds, watch the 'Odd Couple,' say aaaahd in the doctor's office, look for sea odders, find that missing odd sock and beat the odds, the Web site suggests.


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There's more to creating a fake language (which in these cases, have become real) than just making up a bunch of words, as this enlightening video from John McWhorter points out. There has to be a grammar rule system, and in the cases of the best ConLangs, the messiness of linguistic evolution.
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