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12 days from moving out of post corners and I couldn't be happier. I've been counting down since I committed to signing a lease at my new apt complex (next door at Woodway at Trinity Place). Why, you ask? Well let… Full Review ▶
In the course of 5 years, I lived in 3 apartments in this complex. I loved how clean it was kept. I loved that it was gated (even though it was broke fairly often). The location was great, so close to… Full Review ▶
DON'T DO IT!! Please take the advice of someone who has lived here, find another place to live. Management just wants your money and complaints fall on deaf ears. I have lived in many places Around the World and this is… Full Review ▶
Having lived at Post Corners for nearly 8 years I feel qualified to say the following: The grounds have always been extremely well maintained by a staff of professional looking and courteous landscapers. The amenities are sufficient. I frequent the weight… Full Review ▶
Not worth the price, there are plenty of cheaper apartments in the area. Do not be fooled by the gate or sense of security, it is always broken forcing them to either leave it open until repair or cause people to… Full Review ▶
RENTERS BEWARE! Post Corners Apartment "Homes" are not what they seem. Despite the beautifully landscaped grounds, there are a lot of negatives about this place. First, and most despicable, they raised the rent on us by $500 over the course of… Full Review ▶
Pro- Nice layout in rooms neighbors are nice Decent parking Cons- Gates are crap Poor heating/cooling Poor insulation Dog crap all over the place. Ancient appliances. I pay this much for a 1996 washer and dryer and a dishwasher that is… Full Review ▶
I have lived here for almost a year, and got an "Early-bird Renewal" notice. It said that my new rate would be ~$2,050 but if I renewed now, they would drop it to ~$1,970. I currently pay $1,849. So with the… Full Review ▶
Living here is okay. When the wind passes through the breeze ways it sounds like a whirlwind whistling louder than your TV on average volume. The insulation sucks. One side of the apartment is always cold in the winter and hot… Full Review ▶
We've lived here for about 8 months and really like it. Yes, you can hear the planes from Dulles, but after the first few weeks, we've been able to tune them out just fine. We hear occasional noise from neighbors, but… Full Review ▶
This place is horrible. The hot water lasts a max of 5 minutes in the shower and it takes over a minute to get hot coming out of the faucet in the bathroom sink. The apartment is hard to keep warm… Full Review ▶
I like the community but as others metinoned the walls are thin and you can hear every small sound from neigbors. My move-out bill was very high and rents are bit high for that property. When I talk to the management… Full Review ▶
We had quite a long list of "must haves" when we were apartment shopping, and this place met all of our requirements. It is a really quiet pace to live, and the grounds are well maintained. The staff has addressed all… Full Review ▶
The grounds here are really well kept and the landscaping always looks great. I am not overwhelmed with the quality of windows and appliances in the apts, but the units are kept up pretty well and the maint. staff here has… Full Review ▶
I have lived there for a year, and I was satisfied with living there. The staff is helpful and maintenance is responsive. Community amenities, such as the gym, are well kept. Unlike other apartment complexes in Centreville, parking is never an… Full Review ▶
I moved here from Post Forest a couple of months after they sold it last year. The same staff from there is here now and I love the way they take care of me. I have a two bedroom apartment on… Full Review ▶
The management is certainly not very professional. They smile at you superficially when you walk in to the office but they have no clue what customer service is. They want your RENT but don't want to fix any problems. Very poor… Full Review ▶
I lived in this community for a total of 3 years - 1 year in the top level unit w/o adjoining bedroom walls and 2 years on the 1st level w/adjoining bedroom walls. With 2 years of being a resident of… Full Review ▶
I am from Chicago, and for some reason this area reminds me of the Schaumburg suburb of Chicago (upscale neighborhood). There is ALOT of stuff near here! Grocery store across the street, a Trader Joe's as well, and everything you could… Full Review ▶
My husband and our little boy have lived at Post for 2 years and just signed up for our third year in a bigger apartment. We live on the third floor and it is incredibly quiet and the vaulted ceilings are… Full Review ▶
My husband and I have lived in a number of rental units in our 10 year marriage, but none like what we have at Post Corners. We have a three bedroom, 2 bath with a huge balcony and wonderful master bathroom.… Full Review ▶
I began looking for a new apartment about a month ago and toured several properties in the Centreville/Fairfax area. I had narrowed my search down to Post Corners and Woodway at Trinity Centre. Both said that they participated in a "preferred… Full Review ▶
Lived at Post Corners for some years now. This is hands down the worst place I've ever lived, and I have lived many older apartments previously. The interiors of Post Corners apartments are made from the cheapest materials and are furnished… Full Review ▶
I've lived at Post Corners for a little over a year now, and I could not be more happy. I've lived in many apartment communities over the last several years because of job transfers, and this has been the best one… Full Review ▶
Since 2005, I have had only pleasant experiences as a resident of Post Corners. The staff is exceptionally accommodating. The apartment grounds are meticulously landscaped. I frequently use the swimming pool and exercise facility. Both are well kept and always clean.… Full Review ▶
The staff is pleasant to deal with. The grounds are nice. The apartments aren't very good. They look very dated inside. The washer/dryer are made by Roper and are terrible. The rest of the appliance look very old. Ventilation is terrible.… Full Review ▶
I moved from Tampa, Florida and was dreading being in Virginia where my company transferred me. I chose Post Corners without being able to see my apartment first and am surprised by how nice it is here. The landscape is beautiful… Full Review ▶
I am happy with Post Corners for the most part. Parking is plentiful and the gated community keeps out non-residents from parking wherever they please and banging up your car when they get out. The landscape is second to none. Maintenance… Full Review ▶
I relocated from Fredericksburg,VA to Post Corners Centreville,VA in January 2007. I was excited and completely impressed with the apartment complex and their staff. The amenities are endless throughout each apartment. The floor plan I chose is spacious and very comfortable.… Full Review ▶
I had a good impression of the complex when I toured it with the leasing consultant. The building and groups were very nice on the outside, but it ends there. I lived at this apartment complex for nearly 2 years. I… Full Review ▶
Post Corners is a great community to live in, You have everything you need right at your finger tips shopping,grocery store,water parks and much,much,more. Post has so much to offer such as a pool,workout room,grill areas,and club room,also the only property… Full Review ▶
I lived a year at post corners, moved in there cause the landscape looked beautiful and secure. But thats where the good part ended. The bad part- dont know where to start, ventilation is very bad, extremely hot in summer and… Full Review ▶
I lived at Post Corners for 18 months and loved it at first. I have to say, the complex is landscaped beautifully and the attention to detail is phenomenal, but I didn't realize what winters would be like. Our first winter… Full Review ▶
I have to say that when my wife and I signed our lease we were so excited. Just got married and were living together for the first time. We were very excited to have a gated community with 2 bedrooms at… Full Review ▶
Overall, I am quite please with this development. Yes the prices are high, but you have to count in the fact that its a gated community and those communities tend to be pricier. Personally I think its not so bad because… Full Review ▶
My wife and I have had a really bad experience at post. That's not to say that anyone else has or will, but ours has been particularly awful.
The straw that broke the camel's back for us was when we got… Full Review ▶
We live on the side by Route 29. Our mail service is almost non exsisting. I do not hold the management of Post Corners responsable, what so ever. I want to make it clear, this is beyond their control. If you… Full Review ▶
I have lived here at Post Corners for almost a year now, however this is the first "winter" that I've had to endure here, and sadly to say, I am not pleased. After this past snow storm, when the plows finally… Full Review ▶
I work in Washington and though I don't live right next door to work, it's worth the commute time to come home to peace and quiet at Post Corners. The landscaping is beautiful and my balcony looks right onto a very… Full Review ▶
We lived at post corners for a year and we did like the amenities and luxuries they provide. We originally leased here because of the large size of our apartment(880 sqft for a 1 bedroom). Our apartment had crown molding, a… Full Review ▶
I was really happy at Post Corners - in fact, the only reason I left is because I bought a condo.
The management team was friendly and helpful. I just had one plumbing problem and one ant problem, both of which were… Full Review ▶
I have very mixed feelings about this community. My husband and I moved in last spring, and were excited about our new little home.
We have had the office send Pest Control numerous times, which is not effective. I finally had to… Full Review ▶
I could write a book on all the things we love about our new home. The office staff is the best I have ever seen. The maintenance is so well kept, I feel like I am living in a resort area.… Full Review ▶
I love it! The management team is very responsive to any problem I have, which is infrequent. Grounds are well-maintained and have a "park-like" feel. Lots of shrubs, plants, and greenery. Large 1 Bedroom is roomy, confortable, huge closet and QUIET.… Full Review ▶
My family and I moved into Post Corners about 6 months ago. I was really impressed with all the finishes and materails used throughout the apartment. Ex. the white kitchen cabinetry and countertops, which is rare in the apartment community, the… Full Review ▶
I lived in a one bedroom studio and then a bigger one bedroom. I loved living there. I wish that all apartment complexes were as nice and had the same customer service. I would recommend it. Full Review ▶
The staff puts this community over the top. From the first visit to move-in, Rhonda and Betsy were fantastic. The staffs pleasant attitude and attentiveness genuinely make you feel welcomed. I am looking forward to my stay at Post Corners. Full Review ▶
Myself and my boyfriend moved to Post Corners back in May of 2006. We found that the staff was very helpful with us in getting us moved in, despite having problems with our old apartment complex and paperwork from them. They… Full Review ▶
Post Corners is a great place to live. I feel 1000% safe here. The grounds are beautiful and the office staff is top notch! I cannot imagine how some of these reviews were posted. The people who were complaining about noise… Full Review ▶
Gated community and could be very nice, but tenants leave their garbage outside their apartments. It gives the place the look of an inner-city low income housing project.
This property is in the flight path of Dulles Airport, and close to I-66,… Full Review ▶
I moved into Post Corners about a week ago and so far so good. I live on the second floor and can barely hear the person above me, no more than you would expect in an apartment. One complaint I have… Full Review ▶
My feedback is based upon residing at Post Corners during the past twelve months. I have found the management team to be highly focused upon the customer and ready to assist their resident in every reasonable way. Maintenance is highly reliable,… Full Review ▶
The place has issues -- but not ones that are intolerable. This is the first gated community that I have lived in where the gates actually work for more time than not. Yes, I hear planes, sirens and other signs of… Full Review ▶
every single last complaint i have read about post corners is absolutely ridiculous and unjustified. first, the parking...never once has myself or my girlfriend had difficulty in finding a spot. in fact, the worst part about parking here is deciding whether… Full Review ▶
I've been living at Post Corners and I must say that compared to other complexes in the area its superior. However, there are a couple of bad things to report:
1-You live within close approximity to Dulles airport, which means you'll be… Full Review ▶
I want to say that living at post corners has been the best! I love my neighbors, the landscaping, the leasing staff, maintance staff, and grounds keepers. I am proud to have visitors come to my home, everyone comments on how… Full Review ▶
I have lived at Post Corners for almost two years and always have enjoyed what this exciting place had to offer. Living at Post Corners has offered me the chance to utilize the option to either walk or drive if I… Full Review ▶
We have lived here since May 2004 and can't wait to get out! We moved here because we had a good experience at another Post property and thought it would be a good choice. Since the first month we have moved… Full Review ▶
I have lived here a short time. No, it is not perfect. No place is unless it is a home with four walls all your own. If you live in an apartment you are GOING to hear the other people around… Full Review ▶
My Wife and I recently moved here after living in London, UK (try living there and not complaining). We looked all around Centreville at different complexes and Post Corners is by far the best.
We have been here now for 3… Full Review ▶
This is a beautiful property, BUT....
We moved in on the evening of August 20 and moved right back out the next day. The walls are ridiculously thin. The windows are also useless for sound-proofing (and I would therefore guess insulation purposes… Full Review ▶
I have lived here for three months and I absolutely love it. It is very quiet and peaceful. Seldom hear my neighbors. Landscaping is beautiful. The staff is very responsive and does a wonderful job with the upkeep and maintenance. I… Full Review ▶
i loved living at post corners. it was safe and secure,clean,spacious and management was extremely friendly and helpful. really never had noise issues as others have mentioned although i won't dispute that may occur in apartment settings.i thought the grounds were… Full Review ▶
I have lived here since January 2004, about 3 months, and have found it to be a pretty nice place. I must agree with some other posts though on the issues of noise. The walls seem to transmit quite a bit… Full Review ▶
We moved to Post Corners in June of 2003 and from day one, the office and maintenance staff have been amazingly helpful and kind. I have lived in other communities that could never live up to the service I have seen… Full Review ▶
I´ve lived at Post Corners since May 2003. I had a problem with a neighbor below me but that was resolved fast. I wish there was a dumpster on my side of the complex. I like the gates and the fact… Full Review ▶
I´ve lived at Post Corners for 4 years and I love it. The office and maintenance staff are among the friendliest and most efficient I´ve seen in 15 years of apartment living. Staff bends over backward to accomodate residents and be… Full Review ▶
Post Corners does seem to have a mouse problem. Parking is a nuisance too. It´s a gated community, but the gates do not seem to work properly more often than I would like to see. the landscaping is beautiful. The maintenance… Full Review ▶
Highly recommend this community!!!!!!!! Never had any problems with mice. If you owned your own home you could have mice also. Then you would have to deal with the problem. Post Corners deals with any issues you may have whether it… Full Review ▶
I HAVE BEEN LIVING HERE FOR A FEW YEARS NOW. I HAVE HAD ZERO PROBLEMS WITH POST CORNERS. THE ONLY REASON I AM MOVING IS THE RENT. I CAN HONESTLY SAY THAT I WISH I WASN´T MOVING. THE STAFF IS VERY… Full Review ▶
i was a temporary resident and so far,comparing it to many,many apartments post has been the best so far.the staff were absolutely wonderful,complex clean and well maintained and apartment fantastic.i left to go to maine and didn´t return my cable box… Full Review ▶
I chose this property based on the positive experience I had had with another Post apartment. The staff are very nice and attentive. The only problem is mouse infestation. We started to notice mouse droppings on the 2nd week after we… Full Review ▶
I´ve loved living here. The management is extrememly friendly and helpful and the apartments are great. They are a little pricy for the area, but if you can get in on a special then they are worth it. I´m moving because… Full Review ▶
those other 2 posts don´t look at all like plants. Who rights like that other than leasing folks! Full Review ▶
A wonderful place to live! Full Review ▶
I loved living at Post Corners. There are no other apartments around that offer the uncompromised quality and beautiful landscaping that you find at Post Corners. The staff was always pleasent and easy to work with. I would highly recommend living… Full Review ▶
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Post Corners is a combination of luxurious living, fine dining, and shopping nestled in the business district of Centreville. Located off Interstate 66, and 13 miles from Dulles International Airport, Post Corners is Centreville's only gated community. Visit Website
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Step 1: Get an old crt monitor.
2. Go to a nearby recycling center and take one home: crt monitors are very easy to find in recycling centers because they are sooooo bad.(crt monitors are generally about 3x lighter than lcd monitors, so carrying one home shouldn't be a problem(I walked 5 miles home with a 30" crt monitor, so you can too))
3.Find one inside an internal pata hard drive, these types of hard drives usually have 15"-22" crt monitors inside of them. you can find this type of hard drive inside a computer dating earlier than 1995 only.
4.Break apart the computer you are using to view this instructable to find a 55" !!!!WOW!!!! crt monitor
Step 2: Take apart your monitor
Now that you've demolished your crt monitor, it's time to make the camera.
Step 3: Wiring the camera part
1. Follow the schematics on the bottom and add all of the parts/ solder other wires together
1. capacitor
2. 4 in. of insulated 22 gauge wire
3. Soldering gun (i used a 25watt)
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Seriously, Furious Jorjes needs a life.
you need to stop insulting people who make awesome projects.
THERE'S a squid eating dough in a polyethylene bag is fast and bulbous in the
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any help?
Someone developed a java applet to take pictures with a monitor.
I just took a photo of my goldfish.
I used my computers monitor to make the camera, so now I must borrow my friend's one so I can have a look at my photo.
.... which is not a straight short.....
you cna do this by attaching the ht lead by means of a long length of wire, to your penis.
if you are going to go to the effort of making an Instructable wouldn't you get much more gratitude from posting something unique that really works?
after viewing this I started looking at other Instructables with
there are other sites for "jokes" where this sort of thing would be better appreciated as you can probably tell from other readers comments including the ones that point out the hazards of which you may not have been aware . Btw, my comments are intended in a constructive manner.
that worked pretty well thanks!
The beauty of this site is finding out what you can do with everyday stuff. Some of it seems way too good to be true. But its not. Except for this kinda thing.

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The Information Age is a period characterized by the ability of individuals to transfer information freely and to have instant access to information that would have been difficult or impossible to find previously.
The Moffitt statement - "Closer to our patients, closer to a cure®" - may mean different things to different people.
To Dana Rollison, Ph.D., vice president and chief health information officer, one interpretation could be that the new wealth of information Moffitt gathers on every consenting patient through its data-driven Health and Research Informatics (HRI) Platform brings Moffitt scientists, clinicians and caregivers closer to patients so that the information can be put to good use in the quest for better patient outcomes.
"Moffitt's Health and Research Informatics platform is a state-of-the-art, enterprise-wide data warehouse built in collaboration with Oracle, a technology solutions company," explains Dr. Rollison. Deloitte, also a Moffitt partner, leveraged its "data factory" of 24/7 programmers while TransMed provided a "front-end" query tool for Moffitt researchers, explains Dr. Rollison. "The information we gather and process through HRI includes demographics, clinical information on cancer diagnosis, stage, treatment and outcomes, lifestyle factors that may influence cancer risk and prognosis, and biobanking information detailing the biology of their tumor."
To gather data, HRI links data from many different sources, including the intake forms that consenting new patients fill out through the Patient Portal, a "click here" place on the Moffitt website where patients can access their personal health and treatment information.
"That first phase of HRI went 'live' in October of 2011," says Dr. Rollison. "Phase II went live in August of 2012 and includes information from Moffitt's 17 consortium sites participating in the Total Cancer Care® program. Now we can see the whole network and simultaneously tap into the clinical data from the cancer registry, patient consent information and the biobanking tumor information gathered from patients who have donated tumor tissues."
Moffitt's Total Cancer Care® protocol is a national research study open at Moffitt and at partnering institutions throughout Florida and


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Give your little buccaneer a birthday party to remember! This piratey birthday banner is made from high-quality card stock. The banner features circular pennants that spell out "Happy Birthday" in old-fashioned script. Pennants feature a grey striped background, and banner comes with two skull and crossbones stickers so that you can customize it to your party. This banner arrives packed flat and unassembled. Some assembly required.
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Well I did something stupid and I have a skinned up knee and shin from it.
I backed the bike out of the garage and the throttle cable got caught on my push mowers throttle lever. I didn't think anything of it and started the bike. The cable had been pulled out of the adjustment connection at the handle and I didnt notice it.
The bike was on the side stand and tore ass off dragging me along side of it. The bike hit my rider mower tire and stopped. No damage to the bike or the rider mower but I have a nice skinned up leg from it.
Stupid mistake.....I should have inspected the cable before I started it and should have been on the bike not off of it while starting it..
Dumb dumb dumb...could have been a lot worse if I didn't have Jeans on.
I guess having plastic all over the bike has some purpose after all!
Glad you are alright - sounds like it could have been ugly (but probably a good youtube vid).
BTW, I bought two ZNEN made bikes (under their own name, from a local brick and mortar dealer) in 2009. Had very few issues with them, which the dealer resolved. Mine disappointed me with a low top speed, but the carb was set up really, really lean. Low 50's was all it did on flat ground. But I put 3000 miles on it with minimal maintenance, and it never left me stranded (and never failed to start). I think you made a great choice. Have fun with it.
PS - If it gets hard to start in cool weather, upjet the pilot a little.
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> I would strongly advise that you avoid Sony Vaio laptops. They are
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> them can prove incredibly difficult.
The exception was the first-generation VAIOs, such as the PCG-505TX and
505TR (P266-class). Those were very Linux-friendly, and I'm still
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Rumour has it that they were designed by Linux/BSD-fan engineers, and
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How to change the Calendar date format
A frequent question: When I view the calendar in Week mode it displays the dates, but not the days of the week. Is there an option to show the day? If you don't like the date format Outlook uses on-screen or in printouts, you need to change the long date format set in Windows Control…
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SF Beer Week: Sunday, Feb. 8 – The problem is what not to do
By William Brand
Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009 at 9:09 pm in what's on tap.
Moving on through the astounding maze of beer events during SF Beer Week, Feb. 6- 15, here are some highlights — from my perspective — on Sunday, Feb. 8, I covered Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Feb. 7 in the last post. OK, here we go….
Sunday, Feb. 8
Chuey Brand's Beer to Brakers 2009, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., $10, 415-845-2032, This looks like a hoot: The route includes, Gordon Biersch, 21st Amendment & Park Chalet There will be a picnic BRAKE in Golden Gate Park that will feature some craft brews from Thirsty Bear and Magnolia in addition to some delicious home brews and others beers from around the Bay. One caution Chuey: you can get a DUI bust being drunk on a bike as well as in a motor vehicle. Chuey Brand is not me. Go to the Web site to find out the details.
Mexican Fiesta: Marin Brewing, 11:30 a.m. – Midnight, Marin Brewing, 1809 Larkspur Landing Circle, Larkspur, 415-461-4677. Arne Johnson's powerfully hoppy beers paired with fiery Mexican food from chef Mario Gongora.
Lagunitas Beer Circus, 12 noon – 6 p.m. Lagunitas, 707-769-4495, 1280 N. McDowell Blvd. Guess it's a real circus with beer. But it's sold out. No more tickets. Damn.
Brewer's Sunday Tea, 21st Amendment, 563 2nd St., San Francisco, Noon – 3 p.m. $30, includes 10 tasting tickets and Fatted Calf Sausage, grilled outside at the 21st. This is part of the 21st and Magnolia's Strong Beer Month. Twelve strong beers, six from 21st, six from Magnolia. The 21st is the place to be on Sunday for strong beer.
Peninsula Caltrain Pub Crawl with wetyourwhistles.com, Noon – 4 p.m. This event is way kewl. The idea is to take Caltrain from pub to pub. It starts at noon at Firehouse Brewery, Sunnyvale, which is a short block from the Caltrain stop, then onward to Palo Alto (Rose & Crown), Redwood City (City Pub) and at 4 p.m, Burlingame, for Steelhead-Burlingame Station across the street. This is a tour I want to make, but can't because I've got too many other places to be. I recommend it. And look at it this way: You can do the whole crawl on one ticket, just get on and off again. Sweet. And you can connect with BART at the Millbrae stop.
All "Sour"-style barrel-aged beer tasting, Triple Rock Brewery, 1920 Shattuck Ave., Berkeley, 510-843-2739, 1 p.m. Admission: $20, pays for logo glass and two five-oz. pours, extra pours $4. This is going to be one fine event. Triple Rock head brewer Rodger Davis said he has perhaps 30 sours lined up from as far away as Jolly Pumpkin, Dexter, MI. Steve Altimari of Valley Brewing, Stockton will have contributions.
Book-signing and beer: Sam Calagione, Dogfish Head co-founder, City Beer Store, 1168 Folsom St, San Francisco, 1 p.m. Sam will sign copies of his two books, Brewing Up a Business and He Said Beer, She Said Wine. Buy a book, get a free pint of Dogfish beer. City Beer will have Dogfish beers on ap and in bottle to taste, drink and purchase to take home.
Alembic Sunday Supper with Sam Calagione and Dave McLean, founder of Magnolia Gastropub and the Alembic , 3 – 7 p.m. No reservations, no admission, pay for your food and beer pairings. Alembic Bar, 1725 Haight St., San Francisco, 415-666-0822. If you've never visited the Alembic, put it on your list. Great little bar.
Miss Pearl's Jam House Beer Dinner, Miss Pearl's Jam House, 1 Broadway, Oakland, 6 – 9 p.m., $55, 510-444-7171. They haven't posted the menu or beer pairings yet, but thie noveau New South restaurant and chef Robert Barker have earned lots of praise. Promises to be most interesting, even if Jax beer sucks. No, I don't think they'll have Jax. Does Jax still live other than in James Lee Burke's novels? What? You never heard about James Lee Burke, the great detective fiction writer? Check him out.
A Beer Dinner with Hoembrew Chef Sean Z. Paxton, 21st Amendmenent, 6 – 9 p.m., $50. This is a big deal dinner with a lot of rare beers pulled from the 21st "library.
Meet Lost Abbey/Port Brewing's Tomme Arthur, Toronado, 547 Haight St., San Francisco, Begins at 6 p.m. and goes onward into the night. Many, many specials on draft and in bottles. No admission, pay for your beer.
The Ol' Factory Around the World in 8 Beers Dinner, 'Ol Factory Cafe, 1725 Contra Costa St., Sand City (Monterey peninsula), 831-394-7336, $50.
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It's time to end irresponsible arms transfers that fuel serious human rights abuses - that's the message from hundreds of thousands of Amnesty International activists before final negotiations on an Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) begin at the UN next week.
On Wednesday a petition will be handed over as part of a day of action in more than a dozen cities worldwide to demand that governments deliver an effective ATT with strong human rights protections.
From Times Square to Tel Aviv, and Morocco to Australia, planned events include a banana stunt in New York, a tank doing the rounds of several central London embassies, a theatrical display in a market in central Madrid and petition handovers to governments in every region of the world.
"This is one last push before the historic Arms Trade Treaty negotiations formally begin, to make governments around the world aware of the massive global outcry to end arms transfers that fuel atrocities," said Brian Wood, Amnesty International's Arms Control Manager.
"What's urgently needed is the strongest possible treaty that has human rights protections at its core - including a 'Golden Rule' that will stop all arms transfers to states where they are likely to be used for serious human rights abuses."
ATT negotiations open at the UN in New York on 2 July and run until the end of the month. Governments from every country in the world will participate.
Along with a global civil society coalition, Amnesty International has been campaigning for a robust treaty covering all types of conventional weapons, munitions, armaments and related equipment as well as all forms of government-to-government transfers.
The majority of UN member states support an ATT with at least some human rights protection. Many states, including African, American, Asian and European governments, have come out clearly backing strong measures like the 'Golden rule' on human rights.
But a few states have expressed reservations about human rights safeguards, including key arms exporting countries such as China and Russia, as well as most Middle Eastern countries.
Amnesty International continues to call on all governments to face reality and back a comprehensive, effective Arms Trade Treaty with strong human rights protection at its heart.
Over the coming weeks, the organization will be closely monitoring the ATT negotiations and lobbying governments from inside the UN in New York, and will launch a number of related pieces of work.
These include a report documenting arms supplies amid conflict in South Sudan, letters from internationally renowned artists and Nobel laureates supporting a strong ATT, and a UN side event titled 'Arms Trade Treaty - an alternative to the body-bag approach'.
"The coming weeks of ATT negotiations will see a frenzy of action from civil society, governments and the UN, which we hope will culminate in the strongest possible treaty text with human rights protections at its core," said Wood.


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Great America drowning: Who's responsible?
By asoglin
Monday, July 16th, 2007 at 1:09 pm in Health & Safety.
We've seen a lot of discussion the last couple days on ContraCostaTimes.com about the culpability of Great America vs. the responsibility of the mother for the drowning Thursday of a boy at the Santa Clara theme park.
A story published Saturday said:
What the family does know is that they are upset, [Yolanda] Flores said. They felt the park staff had not taken adequate steps to protect children in the pool.
"I only saw four" lifeguards, said Flores. "They should have had someone in the water. There was someone in the entrance but not in the water."
She also said she felt the lifeguards may not have been paying attention.
"They could have saved his life if they did their jobs," she repeated. "They didn't do their jobs."
This comment was typical of what many readers had to say:
Ridiculous! how can the mother blame GA? There is no way I would EVER let a 4-year old go into a pool like that without me RIGHT NEXT TO HIM the whole time. She expressed disbelief that he could drown in 2 feet of water? that right there shows a serious misunderstanding of children's vulnerability.
One reader thought it was inappropriate to be pointing fingers at the mother:
Insensitive people! This mother you're putting the blame on just lost her child. Look very hard and put yourself in this situation. The last thing you would want to hear is your opinion. Where is your compassion? Or perhaps you do not have children yourselves to be so cruel.
I understand where this last reader is coming from. However, in this case, the mother is pointing a finger at Great America, which was what prompted many of the readers to comment.
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PLUS: New releases from January, and 25 Oscar-winning movies you can stream right now.
By John Boyd | February 3, 2014 | Updated: February 3, 2014 10:04am
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What was new on Netflix in February? "House of Cards" fans rejoice: the second season of the addictively wicked political drama returned to Netflix in February.
'Airplane!' and "Airplane II: The Sequel" - In this classic, joke-a-second parody of disaster movies, traumatized former combat pilot Ted Striker, an airplane passenger, is forced to land the plane when food poisoning strikes the crew and there's no one else on board who can do the job. Available: Feb. 1
'Bates Motel: Season 1' - Vera Farmiga stars with Freddie Highmore in "Bates Motel," a "Psycho" prequel. Available: Feb. 1.
'The Borgias: Seasons 1-3' - A family rises to the top of the Catholic church, then struggles to hold onto control. Available: Feb. 1.
Photo By Paramount Pictures'Failure to Launch' - In a desperate attempt to push their thirty-something son Tripp out of the nest, a frustrated mother and father hire a beautiful "relationship consultant" with a patented plan to move him out of the house. Available Feb. 1
'Flashdance' - Alex works as a welder by day and a stripper by night, but she dreams of training at the local conservatory and becoming a professional dancer. Meanwhile, she navigates a romance with her boss at the steelyard. Available: Feb. 1
Photo By Courtesy photo'The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly' - While the Civil War rages between the Union and the Confederacy, a quiet loner, a ruthless hit man and a Mexican bandit comb the American Southwest in search of a strongbox containing $200,000 in stolen gold. Available: Feb. 1
'Harold and Maude' - Hounded by his mother to get out and date, death-obsessed teen Harold would rather attend funerals. But when he meets the feisty Maude, a geriatric widow who's high on life, they form a bond that turns into an unconventional romance.Available Feb. 1
'Heartbreakers' - In this stylish comedy, a mother-daughter con team makes money the old-fashioned way: They swindle it. After Mom seduces and weds a love-struck bachelor, she scams him for a big divorce settlement -- with help from her daughter as "the other woman." Available: Feb. 1
'Leap of Faith' - The Rev. Jonas Nightingale uses his spiritual influence for financial gain, lining his pockets with the faith of generous believers he encounters as a traveling evangelist. When he gets stranded in a small town, Jonas falls for an affirmed skeptic.
Available: Feb. 1
'Marathon Man' - When his CIA agent brother (Roy Scheider) is killed, graduate student Babe Levy (Dustin Hoffman) finds himself trapped in a deadly game with a Nazi fugitive (Laurence Olivier), a sadist who uses dental instruments as tools of torture in this Oscar-nominated film based on William Goldman's novel. As Levy turns from pacifist to street-smart cynic, director John Schlesinger's thriller barrels toward its fever-pitched conclusion. Available: Feb. 1
Photo By Copyright © 20th Century Fox Licensing/Merchandising / Everett Collection'M*A*SH' - Director Robert Altman's thinly veiled Vietnam War satire is indicative of when the spirit of the 1970s went mainstream, with Elliot Gould, Donald Sutherland and Tom Skerritt as Army doctors fighting military insanity and healing wounded soldiers during the Korean War. Featuring an Oscar-winning score and standout work from a huge ensemble cast (including Robert Duvall and Sally Kellerman), M*A*S*H is a masterpiece of '70s cinema. Available Feb. 1
'The Naked Gun' - While seeking his partner's ruthless killer, incredibly thick police officer Frank Drebin finds an equally dim-witted love interest and stumbles upon on a sordid plot to off Queen Elizabeth. Available: Feb. 1
'Patriot Games' - CIA desk jockey Jack Ryan plunges into the heart of international terrorism after spoiling an assassination attempt on a British royal family member. Ryan's heroics earn him noble gratitude -- and a death warrant from the Irish Republican Army. Available: Feb. 1
Photo By HANDOUT'Queer as Folk: The Complete Series' - The lives of a group of Gay men living in Pittsburgh, Penn. is examined. Available: Feb. 1
Photo By GoneMovie.com'Sunset Boulevard' - Running from debt collectors, screenwriter Joe Gillis stumbles upon the crumbling mansion of former silent-film star Norma Desmond. As he begins penning a comeback screenplay for her, their professional relationship evolves into something more. Available: Feb. 1
'The Usual Suspects' - When five unacquainted crooks are hauled into a police station to appear in a criminal lineup, they decide to pull off a heist together. The plan gets complicated, however, when they intermix with an underworld kingpin named Keyser Söze. Available: Feb. 1
'Adore' - In this seaside drama adapted from a novella by Nobel Prize winner Doris Lessing, two lifelong friends who fall in love with each other's teenage sons must carry out their affairs in relative secrecy. Available Feb. 3
'The Fabulous Ice Age' - "The Fabulous Ice Age" chronicles the era of the great American touring iceshows revealing how, with their dazzling production numbers and variety acts, they dominate family entertainment for decades. It also depicts one skater's quest to keep this history from being forgotten. The ice shows' creation and success changed the lives of skaters and audiences alike - eventually exporting American culture around the world. Rare archival footage, candid interviews with producers, skating legends and devoted chorus gypsies bring this never-before-told history of a uniquely American art form to life. Available: Feb. 3
Photo By Ethan Miller/Getty Images'The History of the WWE' - This 50-year retrospective chronicles the evolution of the WWE from a small, regional promotion into a worldwide phenomenon. With new interviews from several key personalities past and present, get the inside story behind each WWE era. Available: Feb. 4
'Brother Bear' - In this animated tale, the brother of an Indian brave killed by a bear vows revenge but is transformed by the Great Spirits into the very thing he sought to slay. As he attempts to regain human form, he begins to see the world from a new viewpoint. Available: Feb. 5
'Zombie Night' - As night falls in a small California town, the dead rise from their graves and go looking to feast on the flesh of the living. Two families band together to face a long night of terror, fighting to survive until sunrise. Available: Feb. 5
Photo By VINCENT ALMAVY/Getty Images'30 for 30: The Price of Gold' - "The Price of Gold" takes a fresh look at the scandal surrounding figure skater Tonya Harding's involvement with the attack on competitor Nancy Kerrigan prior to the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer. Available Feb. 6
Photo By Netflix/Melinda Sue Gordon'House of Cards' - Congressman Francis Underwood continues his rise to power through manipulation and shady deal-making. Available: Feb. 14
'Burn Notice: Season 7' - The comical exploits of super spy turned man-for-hire Michael Westen continue in Season 7 of this USA Original Series. Available: Feb. 15
Photo By Merrick Morton/AP'Somewhere' - This atmospheric dramedy centers on hard-living actor Johnny, whose life is thrown for a loop when his 11-year-old daughter, Cleo, pays him a surprise visit. As the two become better acquainted, Johnny realizes he needs to make changes. Available Feb. 16
Photo By Magnolia Pictures.'Jesus Camp' - Operated by pastor Becky Fisher, the Kids On Fire School of Ministry aims to indoctrinate children into a Christian movement that blends political activism with religion. This documentary follows three kids at the controversial summer camp. Available Feb. 21
Photo By Ursula Coyote'Breaking Bad: Season 5' - The exploits of chemistry teacher-turned- drug kingpin Walter White reach their epic conclusion in the series' final season. Available Feb. 24
'The Returned: Season 1' - Residents of a small town who were presumed dead return to their former homes to the shock of their community in this moody and mysterious series. Available: Feb. 24
Photo By K.C. Bailey'Tyler Perry's Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor' - Trouble arises when a marriage counselor's public and private lives clash when she gets involved with one of her clients, despite being married herself. The initial thrill of the affair soon gives way to deep regret. Available: Feb. 24
'Blue is the Warmest Color' - Determined to fall in love, 15-year-old Adele is focused on boys. But it's a blue-haired girl she meets on the street who really piques her interest. Soon, Adele is exploring her desire for girls as she negotiates her way to becoming a woman. Available: Feb. 25
Photo By Wilfredo Lee/STFNew to Netflix streaming in January ... These streaming movies make their Netflix debuts in January, according to CNN Entertainment.
Photo By Universal'American Psycho' - Christian Bale stars as a homicidal yuppie with a love of music in "American Psycho."
Photo By MGM 1980'Raging Bull' - Robert De Niro stars as Jake La Motta in this career-defining role.
Photo By Archive Photos/Getty Images'Thelma and Louise' - Susan Surandon and Geena Davis co-star in the greatest girl power film of the early 1990s. A young Brad Pitt cameos.
Photo By Handout art'West Side Story' - Natalie Wood, Richard Beymer, Russ Tamblyn and Rita Moreno (center) star in "West Side Story," one of cinema's greatest musicals.
'What's Eating Gilbert Grape' - A young Leonardo DiCaprio and Johnny Depp costar in the quirky drama "What's Eating Gilbert Grape."
'Big Trouble in Little China' - Kurt Russel stars in the so-schlocky-it's-fun "Big Trouble in Little China."
Photo By Paramount Pictures/Getty Images'Breakfast at Tiffany's' - Audrey Hepburn delivers an iconic performance as Holly Golightly in "Breakfast at Tiffany's."
'Bull Durham' - Tim Robbins and Kevin Costner costar in "Bull Durham," one of cinema's all-time great sports movies.
Photo By MGM/United Artists/Getty Images'Red Dawn' - A young Patrick Swayze leads a band of teenage rebels against a Communist invasion of the U.S. in "Red Dawn."
Photo By Paramount Pictures'Mousehunt' - Nathan Lane stars in the family comedy "Mousehunt" about two homeowners trying to rid their newly-inherited house of a plucky mouse.
'Spaceballs' - Rick Moranis plays Dark Helmet in Mel Brooks' "Star Wars" spoof "Spaceballs."
Photo By Paramount Pictures'Star Trek: The Motion Picture' - William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy star as Kirk and Spock in the first of the 'Star Trek" movies.
'Good Burger' - Nickelodeon favorites Kel Mitchell and Kenan Thompson costar in the goofy family comedy "Good Burger."
Photo By 20th Century Fox'The Chinese Connection' - Bruce Lee is a man seeking revenge for the death of his mentor in "The Chinese Connection."
Photo By Bruno Calvo/AP'Amelie' - Audrey Tautou stars in this quirky French film with a cult following in America.
'Grapes of Wrath' - Henry Fonda stars as Tom Joad in this film interpretation of John Steinbeck's classic novel about the Great Depression.
Photo By Paramount Pictures'Planes, Trains and Automobiles' - Comedy legends Steve Martin and John Candy take a road trip in "Planes, Trains and Automobiles."
Photo By Paramount Pictures 1986'Children of a Lesser God' - Marlee Matlin (right) won an Oscar for her role as a deaf student who becomes the object of her teacher's affection in "Children of a Lesser God."
Photo By Paramount Pictures 1988'Scrooged' - Bill Murray is filled with holiday humbuggery in "Scrooged," a modern take on "A Christmas Carol."
'The Day the Earth Stood Still' - An alien from another planet threatens to destroy the Earth if its residents can't start getting along in "The Day the Earth Stood Still."
'The Talented Mr. Ripley' - Matt Damon plays a chameleon-like sociopath in the thriller "The Talented Mr. Ripley."
'Tora! Tora! Tora!'- Director Richard Fleischer's recreation of the attack on Pearl Harbor is a classic war movie.
Photo By Buyenlarge/Getty Images"Days of Thunder' - Tom Cruise stars as a rookie NASCAR driver with a need for speed in "Days of Thunder."
Photo By Archive Photos/Getty Images'Death Race 2000' - A masked David Carradine is a driver in race to the death in "Death Race 2000."
Photo By Archive Photos/Getty Images'Ghost' - Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore costar as a couple separated by death and reunited by the supernatural in "Ghost."
'Play It Again, Sam' - Woody Allen is a divorced film critic looking to get back in the dating scene in "Play it Again, Sam."
Photo By ROBYN BECK/Getty ImagesNominees for the 87th Academy Awards have been announced. Why not spend the long wait until the Feb. 22 ceremony by catching up with these past winners? Keep clicking to take a look at which previous Oscar winners you can watch immediately on Netflix, Amazon Instant Video and Redbox.
Note: This list is current as of Feb. 11, 2015.
"12 Years a Slave"
Where to watch: Amazon Instant Video
Synopsis: This film is based off the true story of a man who was kidnapped and sold into slavery.
Won: Best Picture, Best Supporting Actress (Lupita Nyong'o), and Best Writing for an Adapted Screenplay
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Where to watch: Amazon Instant Video, Redbox
Synopsis: This film follows the true story of an HIV-positive man who was given 30 days to live, so he seeks alternative medicine and helps smuggle unapproved drugs into the United States.
Won: Best Actor (Matthew McConaughey), Best Supporting Actor (Jared Leto), and Best Makeup
Photo By HOEP"Gravity"
Where to watch: Amazon Instant Video, Redbox
Synopsis: After an accident in space leaves her totally alone without any way to contact Earth, an astronaut must find her way back home.
Won: Best Director (Alfonso Cuaron), Best Cinematography, Best Original Music Score, Best Film Editing, Best Visual Effects, Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing
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Every Monday on the hardwood floors of the Appenzellar-Buchanan Dance Studio, 40 arms sway back and forth while 40 feet plie in ballet formation. The arms and legs belong to students, faculty, staff and community members who participate in the first free ballet class offered courtesy of the Fine Arts and Dance Department.
Instructors Nancy Walker and Beth Skroban teach students with a hands-on approach that required students focus on form and movement with keen interest.
Prof. of Dance, Paula Kellinger, offers this free ballet class on campus throughout the spring semester. "When I found there was not a ballet class for the spring, I wanted to try and find a way for there to be ballet present on campus," says Kellinger.
The classes are held every Monday from 6:30–7:45pm in the Appenzellar Buchanan Dance Studio. The class has already begun, but it is open to anyone regardless of ballet experience.
Ballet offered for fun, fitness, and form
The class provides an opportunity to study ballet and develop more experience. Also, people can find pleasure and fun through the class.
"I do expect the techniques to get better and my muscles to get stronger. Also, it just gives you an appreciation of what ballet is, especially for people who want to take other types of dance," says Ashley Overdorff '12.
Visit ballet scholars share their expertise
There are two instructors, Nancy Walker and Beth Skroban, who teach in rotation. As stated in an all-campus email, "Nancy J. Walker holds an M.A. and B.A. in Dance, and a Royal Society of Arts Diploma in Fine and Decorative Arts. She is an Adjunct Professor of Dance History at Gettysburg College."
Additionally, the email states, "[Beth Skroban] studied ballet with former Kirov dancer Luba Gulyaeva and others at the Botsford School of Dance in Rochester, Ny.; with Elisabeth Carroll at Skidmore College; with faculty at the Saratoga Dance Academy in Saratoga Springs, Ny.; with Michael Steele and other members of the New York City Ballet. Ms. Skroban received a full tuition dance scholarship to West Virginia University. She holds a B.A. in History from WVU."
The free ballet class is a part of the dance Artist in Residency program. It allows the free classes to be open to the community. WCGA, Orchesis, Friends of Orchesis, the Hyde Foundation and the Wilson College Dance Dept. also help support this program.
After the first class on Mon, Feb. 6, Kellinger received emails from two community members. They told her how wonderful the classes were and what a great opportunity Wilson College provided.
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Enjoy the spring-time warmth today because a bitter blast is on the way.
- This Afternoon:
- Mostly cloudy and unseasonably warm
- Highs: Mid to upper 60s
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- Tonight:
- Cloudy with rain developing; patchy fog possible
- Temperatures: 50s
- Wind: South becoming NW 5-15
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- Cloudy with showers
- Temperatures: 50s falling into the 40s
- Wind: NNE 5-10 mph
Today will be our final day of exceptionally warm temperatures, for a while. Although it will remain cloudy, highs will soar into the middle and even upper 60s.
Keep in mind, our average high is 50 degrees. Big changes are ahead, though. Check out the plunge of arctic air associated with the front that is drawing near us.
- As this potent cold front approaches the area, rain showers will develop overnight with mild temperatures in the 50s. The front will slide through very early Friday and temperatures tomorrow will fall from the 50s tomorrow morning into the 40s by the afternoon with occasional rain showers.
- Rain will become more likely through the day, which is not ideal for the National Christmas Tree lighting ceremony at 4:30pm. Rain will wrap up early Saturday morning and most of Saturday will be dry. By Sunday, another front will move into the area and this one will bring the really cold air and also the possibility of a wintry mix.
- It is still too early to nail down specifics, but at this point, anticipate the potential for periods of snow, sleet, cold rain, and possibly freezing rain. By Monday, temperatures will rise above freezing for a cold rain event Monday and then bitterly cold air settles in for the middle of next week. Highs will only be in the low to mid 30s!
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Do any of you New Yorkers know what supermarket this is? Is it still working? Does it work because there is a huge concentration in this particular neighbourhood, of like-minded folk? (Brooklyn Heights? Park Slope?)
(This guy then went on to source a fund-raising meal for 60 entirely from food thrown out by the big supermarket chains - but then I stopped watching to talk to my kids on the phone so I dunno what happened!)
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"I first tried this recipe after reading a similar one in a medical magazine in my doctor's office," says Marguerite Shaeffer of Sewell, New Jersey. "It's easy, colorful, and the basting helps keep the kabobs juicy and tender."
- 1 can (6 ounces) DOLE Canned Pineapple Juice
- 1/3 cup honey
- 1/3 cup soy sauce
- 3 tablespoons cider vinegar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons minced garlic
- 1-1/2 teaspoons ground ginger
- 1-1/2 pounds beef top sirloin steak, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 fresh pineapple, peeled and cut into 1-inch chunks
- 12 large fresh mushrooms
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 medium sweet yellow pepper, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 medium red onion, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 2-1/2 cups uncooked instant rice
- In a small bowl, combine first six ingredients. Pour 3/4 cup into a large resealable plastic bag; add beef. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate 1-4 hours. Cover and refrigerate remaining marinade for basting.
- Drain and discard marinade. On 12 metal or soaked wooden skewers, alternately thread the beef, pineapple, mushrooms, peppers and onion. Moisten a paper towel with cooking oil; using long-handled tongs rub on grill rack to coat lightly.
- Grill, covered, over medium-hot heat 8-10 minutes or until meat reaches desired doneness, turning occasionally and basting frequently with reserved marinade.
- Cook rice according to package directions; serve with kabobs. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Pineapple Beef Kabobs in Simple & Delicious May/June 2008, p37
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"can't wait to make these again! crowd pleaser for sure! The beef was so juicy and flavorful!"
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At his high school near Minneapolis, Minn.-area high school, Ming Shiue was on the varsity football and wrestling teams and was voted "Most likely to succeed." But behind closed doors, he was a loner who was isolated from everyone, including his family.
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At his high school near Minneapolis, Minn.-area high school, Ming Shiue was on the varsity football and wrestling teams and was voted "Most likely to succeed." But behind closed doors, he was a loner who was isolated from everyone, including his family.
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Mary Stauffer was Ming Shiue's ninth-grade algebra teacher in his freshman year. She and her husband, Irv, were Baptist missionaries who were preparing to travel to the Philippines for a four-year missionary stint when Mary, 36, and her daughter, Beth, 8, were abducted.
Alexander Ramsey High School Yearbook 1965
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In May 1980, Ming Shiue kidnapped Mary Stauffer and her daughter, Beth, and imprisoned them in a closet in his home, near Minneapolis, Minn., pictured. At first Mary Stauffer did not recognize Ming, who had been her math student 15 years earlier. It turned out that Ming had been obsessing about -- and spying on -- Mary for years.
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The closet where Ming Shiue imprisoned Mary Stauffer and her daughter for 53 days. "There was a scatter rug on the floor and two small throw pillows," said Mary. "He took a screwdriver and removed the doorknob from the inside of the door ... and we were locked into that closet." The closet was just 21 inches wide and 4 feet long.
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It turned out that, for years, Ming had been keeping a list of his favorite actresses. He had been writing fantasies in which he raped them, and then they begged him for sexual favors. But at least one of the women in Ming's fantasies was not an actress. In the middle of the list's third column was the name "Mary Stauffer" -- Ming's compassionate and caring math teacher from freshman year.
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Ming Shiue tied Mary Stauffer to furniture in his home and quizzed her for hours. He was angry that she did not recognize him. He told her that she had ruined his life and that he meant to take his revenge. "And I said, 'What are you going to do for revenge?'" Mary said. "And he began to re-, remove my slacks and my clothing, put my shirt up over my face and he said, 'I think you can guess.'"
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After 53 days of imprisonment, Mary Stauffer and her daughter, Beth, finally broke out of the closet where Ming Shiue had held them captive. With Ming gone for the day, Mary called police, who came to the house and picked them up. This picture was taken shortly after the Stauffers' escape.
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The Stauffer family is shown in this August 1980 photo, clockwise from top left: Irv, Mary, Beth and Steve. The picture was taken just weeks after Mary and Beth's kidnapping nightmare had ended.
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Today Mary and Irv Stauffer continue their missionary work in the Philippines. They say they even pray for Ming Shiue, the man who kidnapped and abused Mary. With Ming potentially eligible for parole any day, the family has gone to court to try to ensure that he will be admitted to a psychiatric hospital if freed.
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MIT Sloan professors Kristin Forbes and Rebecca Henderson shared Teacher of the Year honors for the 2000-2001 academic year.
Awarded to the professor considered by the student body to be the outstanding teacher of the year, the prize is based on the number and strength of the nominations. This year, almost 200 nominations were received, recognizing 49 faculty members (almost half of the faculty roster) for their excellence in teaching.
The honors were announced May 3 at the 13th annual Faculty Appreciation Day at MIT Sloan. Now in it's eleventh year, the tradition was created by MIT Sloan students to recognize the importance of superior teaching and to honor faculty commitment toward this pursuit.
Kristin Forbes was recognized for her work in Applied Macro and International Economics. In her third year of teaching, Kristin received her Ph.D. at Sloan in 1998. Kristin's commitment to her teaching is evidenced by the following student comments:
Rebecca Henderson, honored many times in the past for her teaching of Technology Strategy, was lauded by her nominators as follows:
Excellence in Teaching awards were also given to Paul Asquith, Richard Frankel, Rob Freund, George Plesko, Kevin Rock, and Shoji Shiba. Natalie Brain, SM '01, and Fabrizio Campelli, SM '01, were recognized with Outstanding Teaching Assistant honors.
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