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The leader of a group that works to restore the Sheet & Tube company homes says it's time for Campbell leaders to take more interest in the homes.
Tim Sokoloff, president of the Iron Soup Historical Preservation Co., told city council Wednesday that his group of six volunteers managed to make a difference in the neighborhood with a small budget.
The group owns 19 of the 179 homes that are left in the complex, which consists of one- and two-unit apartments in concrete row houses that were the first of their kind. Sheet & Tube steel mill built them in 1918 for their workers in the Campbell plant. They are on the National Register of Historic Places, but many of them are in disrepair.
The group is now asking for the city's help to further its efforts.
For the complete story, read Thursday's Vindicator or Vindy.com.
The group should look at the appearance from Robinson road. Very shameful. If you can't do repairs with private funds they will have to be torn down. The building code requirements will make repairs not feasible. Tear them down now. "The iron soup historical society" what is that???!
FIrst of all this group looks at the appearance of all the places every day WE LIVE HERE.
Secondly we have remodeled and refaced many units that we own on the inside for a total investment of over 21K of our own money we raised.
Next we have the right to apply for grants and funding that is allocated for historical restoration and improvement purposes as well as community improvement purposes.
Lets also keep in mind that the Ohio and the National historical society will make the call in regards to what gets torn down or not, NOT YOU, so I suggest using the terms should be in your verbage not will be as these decisions are not yours to make.
Now lets address building code requirements.
We have two units that have been remodeled, brought up to code and have passed a 2011 inspection, we will have two more completed by spring.
Repairs here are not only feasable, but easy when you have talented, capable individuals on your staff.
Who is the Iron Soup Historical Preservation Company, Show your face at the next Cambpell City Council meeting and find out.
Lastly, have YOU been out to the Campbell Pride Clean Up Day events, Iron Soup Historical has IN FORCE. Do you go to participate in StreetScapes to help plant flowers and beutify DownTown Youngstown, we have.
I would guess that you have not as it is usually those who do the least that run down the folks doing the most.
Our organization has invested over 12 thousand work hours in our community in 2011, What have you or any organization you operate done to help our valley.
You wanna have something to say, sign your name, who you are and what organization you represent don't hide behind a screen name.
Tim Sokoloff
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Friend of slain Rockport girl disputes stepfather's story
Says Shelby was at home the night Alexis Oesterle was killed
BOONVILLE, Ind. - Alexis Oesterle was angry at her stepfather Ryan Shelby and crying when her friend Jacob Gunter drove away from her house on the night of her death.
That is what he told police in an interview conducted at his mother's house about seven hours after a Spencer County sheriff's deputy found her body behind a storage shed in the backyard of the Rockport, Ind., house where she lived with Shelby and her mother Jessica Oesterle.
Gunter was the driver of a pickup truck that police had been told was parked outside the Shelby house for a while on the night of Alexis Oesterle's death.
The police interview with Gunter was played Thursday at Shelby's murder trial in Warrick Circuit Court, where it was moved because of publicity about the case in Spencer County.
Shelby, 35, is charged with murder, false informing and obstruction of justice in the death of his 15-year-old stepdaughter.
Her body was found the night of Nov. 2, 2009. She had been beaten and stabbed and bled to death from a severed artery in her neck, according to testimony.
Shelby and Jessica Oesterle, who have since divorced, had called police on Nov. 2 to report she'd been missing since the previous night.
Gunter told police that while he was standing in the driveway talking to Alexis he saw a man walk into the backyard, and Alexis went to go talk to him. When she came back she told him that it was her dad, said Gunter in the police interview. He also told police that a white car Shelby had said he was driving that night was at the home while he was there.
That contradicted what Shelby told Indiana State Police detectives in a recorded interview played for jurors on Wednesday. In it he said he was not at the house at the time that Gunter told police he was there.
Gunter was still a suspect when police spoke to him about 5 a.m. Nov. 3, but Shelby had already said or done several things to attract their attention.
After interviewing Gunter, police began focusing on Shelby, according to court testimony. In a two-hour follow-up interview with Shelby played in court Thursday, they confronted him with discrepancies in his story.
In his first interview, Shelby had said he was driving around southern Spencer County in an attempt to buy gas on the night of Alexis' death.
However, Gunter told police he had texted Alexis about 10 p.m. that night and asked if he could come visit her at home. He said when he arrived that the white car was in the driveway with a pickup truck behind it.
He said he arrived at the house about 10:30 p.m. and shortly afterward Jessica Oesterle left in the pickup truck. Gunter said that while he stood in the driveway talking to Alexis that he saw a shadow and then a man walk into the backyard. He said Alexis left and when she returned that she was crying and holding a knife.
In the interview, he told police Alexis told him it was her dad and that she had to go. He said she had told him earlier in the conversation that she was mad at him because he had come home without her baby sister. Gunter told police Alexis said, "I'm so mad I could stab him."
He said when he saw the knife, he tried to calm her down and took it from her and put it in his truck so she wouldn't do anything with it. He said she then told him that she had to go with Shelby, so he left. Shortly after he left, Gunter said he texted Alexis because he was still concerned about her, but she never answered.
Gunter gave the knife — a steak knife — to police, along with the clothes he wore that night, and consented to having his truck searched. He also showed police his cellphone to back up his time line of events. According to court testimony, no blood was found on that knife.
Detectives then re-interviewed Shelby. In that interview, also played in court, he said the real reason he had not been home that night was because he had been arguing with Jessica about not bringing their baby home from his parents.
Detectives confronted him with Gunter's statement, and their knowledge of the financial and domestic strains on Shelby and his family. For two hours, detectives tried to get Shelby to confess: telling him he had lied, alternately sympathizing with and confronting him, suggesting the death was in anger and not intentional and that he would feel better if he confessed.
"If a speck of blood comes up anywhere you say you have not been, God help you," Gardner told him. "When they find — and they will — the evidence that will convict you, God help you."
At one point Gardner could be heard telling Shelby, "When you cut somebody's throat it is going to spurt like a [expletive] power hose."
Shelby then replied, "How am I supposed to feel when you tell me her throat was cut?"
Gardner then denied that he had said anything about Alexis' throat being cut.
Throughout the interview Shelby denied that either he or Jessica had anything to do with the death.
"I told you, nothing happened. Nothing transpired between me and Alexis," Shelby said.
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The inconvenient truth about budget cuts
The Hill on May 17, 2013
Advocates Outraged Over $21 Billion Cut to Food Stamps Program
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AFRO on May 17, 2013
Reform is overlooking black immigrants' needs: Opinion
From farmworkers to chefs, nurses to surgeons, business leaders to professors, immigrants contribute important threads in our American quilt.
Star-Ledger on May 17, 2013
As Obama Pushes Overhaul of Food Aid, Panels in Congress Favor Smaller Changes
In response to the Obama administration's plans to overhaul the nation's international food aid program, which provides food to disaster-stricken regions, Congress this week began laying the groundwork for its own changes.
The New York Times on May 17, 2013
Africa and the Sequester: A Matter of Life or Death
In April, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced furloughs because of sequestration -- legislation that went into effect in March, automatically and incrementally cutting funding across the federal government over the next ten years. The potential decline in service at airports prompted outrage from travelers facing flight delays. Elected officials acted swiftly to pacify their constituents. In a political climate characterized by partisan bickering, Congress united to pass legislation within 24 hours, restoring funding and keeping FAA workers on the job.
The Huffington Post on May 16, 2013
Deeper Cuts Seen as Congress Returns to Farms, Food Stamps
Lawmakers who last year failed to complete a rewrite of U.S. agricultural policy will restart their effort this week with pressure building for even bigger cuts for farmers and food-stamp recipients.
Bloomberg on May 13, 2013
Proposal for Changes in Food Aid Sets Off Infighting in Congress
WASHINGTON — A proposal by the Obama administration to overhaul the international food aid program has set off a jurisdictional fight among members of several House and Senate committees, threatening to derail the most significant change to the program since it was created nearly 60 years ago.
New York Times on May 2, 2013
Religious Leaders to Government: We Must Get Our Fiscal House In Order
Both Republicans and Democrats have a religion problem, and it has nothing to do with same-sex marriage, abortion, or religious liberty. Rather, their serious stumbling blocks are budgets, deficits, and debt-ceiling deadlines.
Religion and Politics on April 30, 2013
Reforming Food Aid to Improve Maternal and Child Nutrition
Earlier this month, President Barack Obama proposed a budget for fiscal year 2014 that would reduce federal deficits while largely protecting programs that support hungry and poor people in the United States and around the world. The proposal is particularly encouraging because it includes important reforms to our international food aid system -- allowing greater flexibility and increasing efficiency so that food aid reaches millions more people. This is a major step forward.
Huffington Post: Impact on April 26, 2013
Food program is cut in half
When state and federal programs are cut because of sequestration or austerity, our entire society suffers.
The Seattle Times - Letter to the Editor on April 25, 2013
Flake Staffer and Nogales Native Reaches Out
Locals now have a direct line to the Tucson office of Sen. Jeff Flake, thanks to monthly office hours being held at Nogales City Hall.
Nogales International on April 19, 2013
Letter to the Editor: Food Assistance
The Saturday April 6 editorial, "Food needs more thought," raises important issues of nutritional concern for our nation's youth and schools. We should be at least equally concerned that many youth have limited access to food of any kind, and that the recent sequester cuts and budget proposals will be devastating to the millions of families forced to rely on our government safety net programs for basic sustenance.
The Columbus Dispatch on April 16, 2013
Transforming Foreign Assistance
The amount of good our nation has done for poor and hungry people around the world over the last ten years is astounding. We have saved and improved millions of lives through programs like the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), which was launched by former President George W. Bush to battle the disease in Africa, and the Feed the Future initiative, which President Obama started to support small farmers and the growth of local economies in developing countries.
Politico on April 15, 2013
Immigration Reform as a Way to Reduce Poverty
Offering a chance to escape poverty is one of the distinguishing characteristics of the American immigration system. Over centuries, immigration has provided economic opportunity to tens of millions of impoverished families from around the world. We don't often talk about U.S. immigration policy as a mechanism for lifting people out of poverty, but that's what it has been to people from Galway, Ireland, to Guangzhou, China, to Guadalajara, Mexico.
Spotlight on Poverty and Opportunity on April 8, 2013
Evangelicals Ramp Up Immigration Ads
As part of a six-figure campaign to promote an overhaul of immigration laws, a coalition of evangelical Christian groups on Tuesday launched radio ads in Colorado, Florida, North Carolina and Texas.
Roll Call on April 2, 2013
Another View: Aid the Hungry this Easter
A survey by the National Retail Federation says Americans will spend about $17.2 billion on Easter this year.
Imagine if that spending could be changed, just even a little bit. If $1 billion of that amount went to global hunger relief it could fund emergency humanitarian efforts in war-devastated Syria, South Sudan, Afghanistan, Mali and other countries.
Des Moines Register on March 29, 2013
Child Poverty, Hunger Rates in US Remain Alarmingly High
Alarming statistics released by the U.S. Census Bureau and U.S. Department of Agriculture earlier this month revealed that hunger and poverty rates in the country remain high, particularly among African-American children.
The Christian Post on March 28, 2013
Rejecting the Austerity Gospel
As the House and Senate vote on competing budget resolutions this week, religious leaders around the country are once again stepping into the breach to remind us that budgets are moral documents that should be judged by how they treat the most vulnerable.
Huffington Post Religion on March 21, 2013
Why Development Works
Alexander Appiah was barely eking out a living farming cassava and yams on his quarter-acre in Nkwabeng, Ghana. Then Heifer International's farmers program gave him the development assistance he needed to thrive. Five beehives, 20 laying hens, and an agricultural training course later, he is now able to send his two daughters to school and has built a concrete home for his family.
The Huffington Post - World on March 19, 2013
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Winter 2015 Newsletter
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Jon Krakauer's literary reputation rests on insightful chronicles of lives conducted at the outer limits. He now shifts his focus from extremes of physical adventure to extremes of religious belief within our own borders, taking readers inside isolated American communities where some 40,000 Mormon Fundamentalists still practice polygamy. Defying both civil authorities and the Mormon establishment in Salt Lake City, the renegade leaders of these Taliban-like theocracies are zealots who answer only to God.
At the core of Krakauer's book are brothers Ron and Dan Lafferty, who insist they received a commandment from God to kill a blameless woman and her baby girl. Beginning with a meticulously researched account of this appalling double murder, Krakauer constructs a multi-layered, bone-chilling narrative of messianic delusion, polygamy, savage violence, and unyielding faith. Along the way he uncovers a shadowy offshoot of America's fastest growing religion, and raises provocative questions about the nature of religious belief.
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Although it is far too late for many ancient British wildflower meadows lost to modern agricultural methods, some do survive to remind us of their glorious biodiversity. Pioneering work has been done to re-establish some, but most of us have come to realise that turning our gardens into flowery meads is an impractical dream too far. So it's quite refreshing to read 'Wildflower Meadows – Survivors from A Golden Age' by Margaret Pilkington, (Papadakis £25) which celebrates and explains the nature of our remaining wildflower meadows rather than exhorting me to dig up the lawn, discard the topsoil and persuade yellow rattle to establish itself. It is a book written by an expert (and beautifully photographed by her husband) that will be of practical use for landowners with vulnerable habitats they wish to understand and protect. For the rest of us it is a fascinating account of our ancient meadows, both past and present, to be read and enjoyed.
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Twilight Garden by Lia Leendertz. I like the idea of a book that encourages us to appreciate our gardens in the evening. Admittedly the British weather doesn't always cooperate but there are specific pleasures that will be missed during the day – white flowers become near luminescent, blues intensify and fragrance hangs heavy in the air. It's like having a second garden. Lia suggests ways to use the your garden in the evening and gives an extensive glossary of all the plants that are night time performers.
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Garden Designers at Home by Noel Kingsbury. Peek over the fence into some of our most respected designers own gardens and learn loads in the process. Large, small, quirky, formal, there's something for everyone here. I loved the refreshing honesty of Lauren Springer when she says 'We kill a lot of plants' – it is this experimentation that means they know what to plant in their client's gardens. Or Jacqueline van der Kloet's work on sustainable bulb planting – 'There should be at least six weeks when the foliage should not be shaded, good drainage is also important'. Brilliant stuff!
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It's that time of year when the postman's knees are buckling under the weight of the newly-published gardening books that are making their way to my front door. Over the next few days I'll introduce you to a few of my favourites that you might like to read starting with :
Home Ground: Sanctuary in the City by Dan Pearson. I don't know whether he knew it when he was writing it, but this book has become a valedictory salute to his much-loved Peckham garden which he left recently for life in the country. It's a season-by-season journey through the garden over the past 10 years and is packed with interesting anecdotes, useful gardening ideas and wonderful plants. Urban gardens can be tricky and this book is a great guide on how to overcome the problems – and an enjoyable read.


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Chicago (homiest home), Decatur, GA, DC, San Diego, San Francisco, Philly, Memphis, San Antonio/Austin, NYC, the Sea Islands, anyplace there's a river, my couch, Shenandoah Valley, any place serving Bloody Marys...
Stony Brook University, State University of New York, Stony Brook, NY
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I just got a Kindle, so I've been reading a bunch of free/cheap e-books. The last couple of things were a Max Allan Collins detective novel (True Crime) and Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds. Otherwise, mostly work stuff.
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Federal grant expands dental care for the needyWritten by Becky Johnson
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The Haywood County Health Department will be able to expand dental services for the needy thanks to a $100,000 grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission
The money will be used to outfit and equip two additional dental exam rooms, one for dental hygine and one for dental work.
"We will be able to see approximately 2,000 more clients a year. It will mean more dental care for more people," said Carmine Rocco, director of the Haywood County Health Department, who shared news of the grant at a Haywood County commissioners meeting this week.
The health department will hire an additional part-time dentist to meet the need.
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June 22, 2010
HSI Applauds MEP Vote to Curb Most "Archaic" Animal Test Requirement
HSI praised Members of the European Parliament's Environment Committee for taking important steps to curb biocide regulations that contain some of the most "excessive and archaic" animal test requirements in EU law.
April 15, 2010
Cairo Conference Teaches Spay & Neuter
Veterinarians from around the Middle East were able to strengthen their sterilization surgical skills and learn about the critical role of spay and neuter in animal welfare, after attending a two-week training session hosted by Humane Society International in Cairo in spring 2010.
April 15, 2010
EU Initiative to "AXLR8" Move to High-Tech, Animal-Free Methods For Chemical and Drug Testing
AXLR8, an ambitious European Commission-funded initiative launched April 15, 2010 as part of growing international efforts to revolutionise chemical and drug safety testing with sophisticated "21st century" cell- and computer-based methods.
March 11, 2010
Haiti, Two Months Later
Two months after the January 2010 earthquake in Haiti, HSI remained committed to improving the long-term situation for animals there.
March 11, 2010
Responding to Chile
HSI funded a veterinary team of a local partner in Chile, the RIMA Foundation, to assess animal needs after the February 2010 earthquake there.
February 4, 2010
Improving Animals' Lives Following the Haiti Earthquake
A description of HSI's long-term plans to provide aid to the people and animals affected by the January 2010 earthquake in Haiti.
January 25, 2010
HSI President Visits China
Dr. Andrew Rowan, President & CEO of Humane Society International, visited China in January 2010.
January 21, 2010
From Tsunami to Earthquakes: HSI Disaster Response
An overview of disaster response by Humane Society International, from the 2004 tsunami to 2010's earthquake in Haiti.
January 13, 2010
Training Vets in Peru
With HSI's help, Grupo Caridad is turning things around for animals in Peru
October 21, 2009
Sixty-Five Thousand-Strong Cyber-Rally
In late October 2009, the world's first cyber-protest for animals in laboratories was presented to Members of Parliament at the Parliamentary Intergroup on the Welfare and Conservation of Animals meeting to discuss the revision of the EU animal experiments law, Directive 86/609.
October 21, 2009
65,000 Cyber-Marchers Reach European Parliament as Animal Experiments Directive Is Debated
More than 65,000 people in cyberspace--including comedian Ricky Gervais, actress Joanna Lumley and rock stars Brian May and Chrissie Hynde--asked European Union politicians in Strasbourg to defend better science without animal suffering.
October 7, 2009
HSI Canada: MAPAQ Companion Animal Welfare Report a Positive Step Forward, but Lacking in Critical Area
Humane Society International/Canada looks forward to reviewing MAPAQ's plan to address Quebec's companion animal welfare problems, but is immediately concerned at the inadequate funding proposed for enforcement of animal welfare laws.
September 24, 2009
Humane Society International Canada: Stop the Seal Hunt and the Trade in Cat and Dog Fur
Humane Society International/Canada strongly disputes statements in a Canadian government memo, released by Canadian Press, urging the Agriculture Minister not to follow the U.S. and EU in banning cat and dog fur imports.
September 22, 2009
HSI in Nanjing: Working to End Dog Culls in China
In September 2009, Humane Society International's Dr. Peter Li led a team to Nanjing, China to discuss Nanjing Police Department's approach to urban animal management as a model for the rest of the country.
September 16, 2009
4.5 Million Animals to Be Spared
HSI welcomed a response from the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) to a request for clarification regarding safety testing requirements under the EU's REACH (Registration, Evaluation and Authorization of Chemicals) regulation, which promises to spare approximately 4.5 million animals from suffering and death in chemical-poisoning tests.
September 9, 2009
Seventh World Congress on Alternatives and Animal Use in the Life Sciences
HSI staff attended the Seventh World Congress on Alternatives and Animal Use in the Life Sciences in 2009.
June 30, 2009
Bhutan: Enlightened About Animals
In partnership with Humane Society International and the Bhutan Foundation, Bhutan has adopted a plan to spay or neuter and vaccinate close to 50,000 dogs across the country.
April 2, 2009
Spay/Neuter Success in Bhutan
In February 2009, Humane Society International commissioned a 12-member veterinary team to carry out a two-month spay/neuter/vaccination program in the capital city of Thimphu, Bhutan.
February 25, 2009
Quebec Welfare Workgroup Created
Thanks to tremendous public pressure, the Liberal Quebec Government set up a specific workgroup to improve companion animal welfare in the province.
December 31, 2008
Humane Society International/UK and The HSUS Welcome EU Ban on Cat and Dog Fur Imports and Exports
Humane Society International/UK and The HSUS welcome a EU ban on the import, export and trade of cat and dog fur that will become effective Jan. 1.


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It's 26c today in the middle of farmland France, this was a nice refreshing drink for our lunch. We just picked up some fresh milk and cream, a perfect pairing! Thank you.
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Book Launch -- MARTYRS: Innocence, Vengeance and Despair in the Middle East
June 02, 2003 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Joyce Davis is an acknowledged expert on the Middle East and Islamic movements. Her newest book offers insights into Islam's teaching on martyrdom and its connection to the September 11 attacks on the United States. Ms. Davis also is author of Between Jihad and Salaam: Profiles in Islam, a collection of profiles and interviews with Islamic leaders around the world.
The Status of Post-Conflict Reconstruction in Iraq: A View from the Field
May 29, 2003 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Zainab Salbi, President and Founder, Women for Women International
Democracy and Moderation in an Islamic Society: The Case of Turkey
May 15, 2003 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Binnaz Toprak is a professor of Political Science and International Relations at Boğaziçi University, Istanbul.
Afghanistan: Stagnation or Recovery -- Perspectives from an Aid Worker Based in Northeastern Afghanistan
May 13, 2003 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Alex Klaits, Program Manager, Christian Children's Fund/Child Fund Afghanistan
Bridging the Gap between America and the Muslim World: The Role of Muslim and Arab American Organizations
May 13, 2003 // 9:00am — 11:00am
Radwan Masmoudi, founder and President, Center for the Study of Islam & Democracy; Nihad Awad, co-founder and Executive Director, Council on American-Islamic Relations; and Azizah al-Hibri, professor, T. C. Williams School of Law, University of Richmond
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April 24, 2003 // 4:15pm — 6:00pm
Co-sponsored with the Asia Foundation, this documentary marks the culmination of a groundbreaking training program for Afghan women journalists.
Winning the Peace: Women's Role in Post-Conflict Iraq
April 22, 2003 // 8:45am — 12:30pm
Nasreen Mustafa Sideek, Minister of Reconstruction and Development, Kurdistan Regional Government; Zainab Al-Suwaij, Executive Director, American Islamic Congress; Ambassador Hattie Babbitt, Senior Vice President, Hunt Alternatives Fund and Women Waging Peace; Abdulaziz A. Sachedina, Professor of Islamic and Shi'ite Studies, University of Toronto, Zainab Salbi, President, Women for Women International; Rakiah Al-Kayssi, Iraqi Jurist Association; and Sanam Anderlini, Policy Commission Director, Women Waging Peace/Hunt Alternatives Fund
Book Launch---Taking Liberties: Four Decades in the Struggle for Rights
April 21, 2003 // 4:00pm — 6:00pm
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Kashmir: A French View
April 16, 2003 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
Jean Luc Racine, Senior Fellow, Center for the Study of India and South Asia (Paris); William Milam, Senior Scholar, Woodrow Wilson Center;formerly U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan and Bangladesh; Pamela Constable,Journalist-in-Residence, Pew International Journalism Program & South Asia Bureau Chief, The Washington Post
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April 04, 2003 // 11:00am — 12:30pm
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FILM; For Him/Her, the Film Version Is/Isn't the Same
By PETER MARKS
Published: July 15, 2001
IT comes as a bit of a shock, seeing Phyllis Stein in the flesh. In the stage version of ''Hedwig and the Angry Inch,'' the cult-hit musical that ran for more than two years in the West Village, Phyllis was never seen. She was conjured only in the cutting remarks of Hedwig, an embittered drag queen who longs for glam-rock stardom and a sexual identity to call his own.
Phyllis is Hedwig's agent, and in the stage production was such a negligent caretaker of Hedwig's woebegone career that she could not be bothered to return her client's phone calls, placed from the stage of the Jane Street Theater. But in the new movie version of ''Hedwig,'' which opens on Friday and which, like the play, was written by and stars John Cameron Mitchell, Phyllis is not only upgraded to a full-blown character, she has also undergone a change of heart. As played by the comic actress Andrea Martin, Phyllis has become Hedwig's most stalwart supporter, his nurturer, confidant and cheerleader, who traipses along faithfully on Hedwig's shabby-to-the-max cross-country rock tour.
Fans of the raucous stage version may wonder what happened between Hedwig and Phyllis in the transfer to the screen. (The agent's full name, after all, was always intended as malignant commentary.) The answer is, Phyllis has received the sort of radical rethink to which other stage characters have been subjected before, in service to a film script. In ''Cabaret,'' for example, the multilayered story of Fräulein Schneider, the lonely Berlin spinster, was jettisoned by Bob Fosse in his 1972 film version and was replaced by a romantic subplot involving a younger, and far sexier, love story, portrayed by the actors Marisa Berenson and Fritz Wepper.
Taking a New York musical to the movies is a dicey exercise. If many people today have trouble suspending disbelief when characters break into song onstage, some positively deride it on film -- which goes a long way to explain why most current Hollywood musicals confine themselves to the fantastical precincts of animation. Baz Luhrmann's flamboyant new ''Moulin Rouge,'' with its lavish visuals and frenetic pace, is an exception; some critics have credited the director with trying to reinvent the movie musical. But Mr. Luhrmann's work was born as a movie project; having another look at even a few of the best movie musical adaptations of yore, like ''Gypsy'' (1962) and ''My Fair Lady'' (1964), you are struck by how, under contemporary cinematic standards, they seem stagebound, even a little moth-eaten.
Which is why some admirers may have approached the idea of a film version of ''Hedwig'' with a bit of dread. Having been smitten with the show since an early incarnation, a 1997 workshop at Westbeth in the West Village that introduced a searing and sophisticated rock score by Stephen Trask -- I wondered whether the intense, affecting production might seem hollower and more precious in a medium that is decidedly less hospitable to musicals.
Complicating the transfer was the show's format. Though Mr. Mitchell performed onstage with a backup band, ''Hedwig and the Angry Inch'' was essentially a one-man show. The production's conceit was that Hedwig, a would-be transsexual whose sex-change operation had been botched -- thus the ''angry inch'' -- was appearing at a seedy New York club. The Jane Street Theater was, in fact, transformed into one.
At the microphone, Hedwig intermingled stories of his wild existence and wild flirtations -- with tabloid fame, gender roles and a teenage boy named Tommy -- with a series of songs that traced the emotional arc of his life. For instance, in ''The Origin of Love,'' a moving ballad based on, of all things, Aristophanes' dissertation on love in Plato's ''Symposium,'' Hedwig sings of his lifelong search for his other half. The song isolates Hedwig's primary struggle, his quest to uncover the missing psychic link that will allow him to come to terms with who he truly is.
That Mr. Mitchell, who reprises his extraordinary stage performance in the movie, could turn ''Hedwig'' into something more than a filmed concert, though, seemed a tall order.
But through a careful embellishment that remains entirely faithful to the original, Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Trask have indeed reincarnated ''Hedwig.'' The Off Broadway material is intact to a remarkable degree; Hedwig is still the narrator, and the song roster is virtually identical, presented in precisely the same order. Even the graphics used to illustrate ''The Origin of Love'' are similar: onstage, slides depicting primitive figures were projected on the wall behind the actors; in the film, a cartoon by Emily Hubley accompanies Mr. Mitchell's voiceover.
Like the original, too, the film version has some murky elements: the time sequence can be confusing as the biographical story moves forward and back in time. Hedwig's tortured relationship with a band member, Yitzhak (Miriam Shor), yet another performer of indeterminate gender, has somehow become more, not less, ambiguous. And newly added events, like a reunion between Hedwig and Tommy, do not fully resolve issues left up in the air in the stage production -- maybe intentionally so.


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About This Listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
Family friendly home on an inlet waterway one and a half blocks from the ocean. The home has an open floor plan that can accommodate 10 to 12 guests comfortably. There are 2 BR with king beds, 2 BR with queen beds, and one BR with a daybed and trundle (perfect for two children or adults). There is an additional daybed in the living area. Pack n Play, stroller and large beach wagon available.
The kitchen if fully equipped, and washer and dryer are available. All bed and bath linens provided. The wrap-around deck can be accessed from every bedroom. The deck is one of the home's best features and is perfect for enjoying the breeze with your favorite beverage. If you love to fish.....enjoy. Fishing equipment is available.
Minutes away from a variety of restaurants, shopping and other attractions.
Arrival Checklist:
•Use the tool on the bar to turn on the water. The access panel is near the road behind the mailbox. Lift the cover, (the complete cover-not just opening the door to the cover) fit the tool on the water main and turn as far as you can to the left.
•Locate the fuse box in the hall closet and flip the double switch marked "water
heater" to activate the hot water. It is the top switch on the left in the fuse panel.
• There should be two rolls of tissue in each bathroom and two rolls of paper towels
in the kitchen. Make sure to leave the same for the next guest.
General Information:
Internet Access For -300 35th is CiscoH8643 -'Crawfords'.
Cushions for deck furniture are stacked on storage containers at the foot of the day bed. The wind will take the cushions away if you do not tie them. There are 6 cushions.
Extra sheets are in the bottom drawer of each nightstand or dresser drawer.
Sheets for the trundle bed and the day bed are on the laundry room shelf.
Cleaning supplies are in a bucket in the laundry room and under the sinks.
Vacuum cleaner is in the laundry room.
TURN the vertical blinds to the open position before sliding them open.
TURN BLINDS in the kitchen to open position to raise and or lower.
NO SMOKING inside the house.
Trash and Recycling Information:
•Empty all trash cans into outside bin and replace plastic bags. Place rolling trash
and recycling containers at the road on Sunday. Please return rolling garbage
containers to the house before you depart unless it has not been emptied.
• Make sure to leave extra trash bags for the next guest.
Departure Checklist:
•Empty all trash cans into outside bin and replace plastic bags. Place rolling trash
and recycling containers at the road on Sunday night or when you leave.
Please return rolling garbage container to the house before you depart
unless it has not been emptied.
•Dust all table and countertops in every room
• The wagon (if used) must be washed and dried and returned to dinning room.
•Cushions should be brought in and place on storage container
•Remove all food from refrigerator that could spoil
•Wash and dry all towels – place in hall closet
Wash sheets and pillowcases and return to the bedroom they were in.
•Vacuum all rooms used
•Clean bathrooms including toilets and tubs (unless other arrangements have been
•Put clean sheets on all beds that were used
•Turn up the air conditioner to 80 in summer and down to 60 in winter
•Turn off the hot water heater breaker (top left double breaker)
•Turn off the water at the road and leave the tool on the kitchen bar
•Be sure all lights are off.
•Close all curtains and blinds
•Be sure all doors are locked
•Replenish trash bags, paper towels, and toilet tissue as needed. Minimum of 2
rolls of tissue for each bathroom and 2 rolls of paper towels for kitchen.
• Inform owner of any and all damage and loss. If you use and break it, let me
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The condo was much bigger than the pictures revealed. It was perfect for our group of 6 but could easily accommodate more. Will was available if something came up but honestly everything was spelled out so well for us we were very comfortable on our own. Breakfast on the deck in the morning and a nightcap at sunset provided an awesome beginning and end to each day. The beach is super close but we heard none of the noise associated with the busier side of the strip. Would most definitely stay here again!! Great, relaxing spot!
The house was placed in a really nice location as it was only a block from the beach. The inside of the house was exactly how it was advertised, and the owner was very cooperative and understanding. Overall I would recommend this listing to anyone looking for a nice getaway from home.
Will's place was exactly as advertised! Very nice. Situated on a dead end street so very little traffic. We did make use of the fishing poles too for all 3 days but unfortunately we didn't catch anything. We didn't have or need much contact with Will once we were there but prior to our arrival he was easy to reach and responded in a very timely manner. We would definitely consider using his space again in the future.
The home is really well situated and is very open inside - we had 6 in our group and it accommodated us perfectly. The whole process from reservation, check in and check out was extremely simple. We would totally reserve this home again. Thanks Will!
Amazing house and great location, beautiful deck and wonderful setting over the water. Plan on making in a yearly vacation spot!
We had great time at the beach house! It was a perfect location and exactly what we needed to house everyone comfortably. Can't wait to stay here again.
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Mining Publication: Impact of Fan Type for Reducing Respirable Dust at an Underground Limestone Crushing Facility
Original creation date: June 2006
NIOSH researchers have demonstrated that mine-wide ventilation in large-opening stone mines can be improved by using low-pressure, high-volume propeller fans and constructing stoppings in key locations to direct and control airflow. In light of these findings, a comparative study was conducted to determine if a portable diesel-powered propeller fan could perform more efficiently for dust dilution and transport than an axial vane fan for localized ventilation. The objective of the study was to evaluate both fan types for ventilation efficiency at an underground dump/crusher facility in a limestone mine. Results showed an improvement with the propeller fan to dilute both the respirable dust and the respirable silica dust around the dump/crusher facility. Overall, an average reduction of 20% in respirable dust and silica was observed at the dump/crusher location with the propeller fan.
Conference PaperJune - 2006
NIOSHTIC2 Number: 20030312
In: Mutmansky JM, Ramani RV. eds. Proceedings of the 11th U.S./North American Mine Ventilation Symposium (University Park, PA, June 5-7, 2006). London, UK: Taylor & Francis Group; :203-210
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11. 1986 - "Open Your Heart" - #1
"Open Your Heart" began life as a rock song titled "Follow Your Heart" intended for Cyndi Lauper. However, after Madonna helped re-orient it as a dance-pop track, "Open Your Heart" became the fourth single from the album True Blue and ultimately went all the way to #1. The music video generated both acclaim and criticism with its depiction of Madonna as a peepshow dancer befriending a young boy.
12. 1987 - "La Isla Bonita" - #4
"La Isla Bonita" was released in February 1987 as the fifth single from True Blue. It was the first of Madonna's top 10 singles to incorporate a Latin feel. The song was first offered to Michael Jackson. Madonna worked with Patrick Leonard to re-write some of the lyrics and "La Isla Bonita" became another top 5 pop hit. The accompanying video included an appearance by actor Benicio del Toro.
13. 1987 - "Who's That Girl" - #1
"Who's That Girl" is the title song from the movie starring Madonna. The film did poorly both critically and financially, but that did not hurt the fortunes of the song. It continued Madonna's interest in Latin and Spanish influences incorporating Spanish lyrics. "Who's That Girl" became Madonna's sixth #1 hit single, and she became the first woman to have six #1 hits as a solo artist.
14. 1987 - "Causing a Commotion" - #2
"Causing a Commotion" was released in August 1987 as the second single from the Who's That Girl soundtrack. The song was co-written and co-produced by Stephen Bray and an acclaimed remix was released by Shep Pettibone. "Causing a Commotion" peaked at #2 on the pop singles chart kept out of the top spot by Michael Jackson's "Bad."
15. 1989 - "Like a Prayer" - #1
More than a year passed before the release of Madonna's next single. When it did appear in February 1989, the single "Like a Prayer" was acclaimed as a stunning achievement. It went straight to the top of the pop singles chart and is often cited as the top song of Madonna's career. The arresting video created by Mary Lambert to accompany "Like a Prayer" intensified tension between Madonna and the Roman Catholic Church. Among the images that appear are Madonna with stigmata, suggestion of making love to an iconic saint, and burning crosses.
16. 1989 - "Express Yourself" - #2
Madonna made her support for empowerment of women absolutely clear with the release of the song "Express Yourself." Future film director David Fincher put together the promotional video for "Express Yourself" utilizing imagery inspired by the classic silent film Metropolis. With a budget of $5 million it was the most expensive music video made up to that point in time. "Express Yourself" is frequently hailed as one of the top music videos of all time.
17. 1989 - "Cherish" - #2
"Cherish" was released in August 1989 as the third single from the Like a Prayer album. It has a distinctly lighter feel from the album's two previous singles. The accompanying music video is in black and white and directed by fashion photographer Herb Ritts. It includes an appearance by model Tony Ward, a former lover of Madonna's who also made a notable appearance in the video for "Justify My Love." "Cherish" was Madonna's record-setting 16th consecutive top 5 hit.
18. 1990 - "Keep It Together" - #8
Madonna began the 1990's by missing the top 5 of the pop singles chart for the first time since 1984. Her single "Oh Father" failed to even make it to the top 10. "Keep It Together" was released as the fifth single from the Like a Prayer album and returned Madonna to the top 10. "Keep It Together" lyrically is an inspirational and impassioned tribute to the importance of family and supporting those who are close to you. It was the final collaboration with songwriter and producer Stephen Bray released as a single.
19. 1990 - "Vogue - #1
Reportedly created as a hurried B-side for the "Keep It Together" single by Madonna and dance music producer and remixer Shep Pettibone, "Vogue" was presented to record company executives and they decided to hold it back as its own single release. Released in March 1990, the song is partly inspired by a style of dancing called vogueing common in the gay underground in New York. David Fincher put together a black and white old Hollywood style video to accompany the single, and "Vogue" became Madonna's biggest worldwide success to date topping the charts in over 30 countries.
20. 1990 - "Hanky Panky" - #10
"Hanky Panky" was the key single release from the soundtrack to the film Dick Tracy starring Madonna and Warren Beatty. It generated controversy with its racy lyrics and Madonna's statement that the song is, "about a spanking, but not the kind that you get when you're bad."


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Seafoam in crankcase? Yay or nay?
I put this in another thread but figured it would get more attention on its own.
Ive got a can of this stuff sitting in the garage and might have some time this afternoon to do it. Majority of reviews I have read are very good but every now and again youll see someone say DO NOT put into your crankcase, dispite the instructions telling you to add 1/3 of it to the oil. Fuel is fine, intake is fine oil NO. Anyone care to comment on that? I got a new PCV and EGR valve to replace this weekend along with an oil change im going to do, should I just stick with doing those things and seafoam in the intake and fuel and leave it out of oil? I wanted to do the seafoam before I put the new PCV and EGR valves on. I dont want to screw anything up and have it clean the crankcase soooo good it starts leaking somewhere. I have an 04 5.7 hemi with 105k miles on it. Thanks
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I do it.......
Here's a video of the Seafoam treatment on an 04:
I put it in my '84 VW Quantum. I had a sticky lifter. After using sea foam in the oil for a few minutes, all my lifters were ticking. I wouldn't do it again, but they maybe were on the way out anyway. I do use it in my gas for my tractor, and riding mower.
looks good thinkin of gettin some for my 01 that has 120k miles.
Well I put it in the intake and gas yesterday. It hardly smoked at all, and I mean very little, guess thats good it meams it wasnt too dirty? I used a third of the can in the intake and the rest in the gas, it say the full bottle can treat 8- 25 gallons so I put in roughly two thirds of the can and filled up about 12 gallons and will run that all the way through. Im not going to put it in the crankcase, its just too nerve racking for me. Ill keep changing the oil with a quality synthetic every 3-5 k miles. Im going to change the oil and the PCV and EGR valves this weekend too so that will give me peice of mind rather than dumping the seafoam in the crankcase.
Seafoam results, even though I had hardly any smoke I did notice improved throttle response, idle was fine before so nothing to report there. But when im going up a hill now it seems to recognise the change gice it more gas and shift sooner rather than before I felt like I could practicaly floor it and it wouldnt shift just kind of bog down now it gives more gas and shifts at the right point. I know I didnt do anything to the trans. but the throttle response has to be related to shifting I guess.
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) special agents, working jointly with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers, seized $1.2 million worth of cocaine and $409,000 worth of heroin Monday at the ports of Fajardo and San Juan, respectively.
While participating in a joint operation in support of the Caribbean Border Interagency Group (CBIG) Monday at the port of Fajardo, CBP and Puerto Rico Police Department (PRPD) officers detected 50 kilograms of cocaine in a vehicle onboard the ferry Cayo Blanco, which arrived from the municipality of Culebra.
A search of the vehicle revealed a suitcase containing brick-shaped items wrapped in gray tape, which tested positive to cocaine during a field test. HSI took custody of the contraband for further investigation.
At the port of San Juan, CBP officers and HSI special agents seized 7.3 kilograms of heroin hidden in a vehicle arriving from the Dominican Republic. Jaironel Lajara, 23, of San Juan, was arrested in connection with the seizure.
CBIG was formally created to unify efforts of HSI, CBP, the U.S. Coast Guard, the PRPD and the U.S. Attorney's Office in their common goal of securing Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands against illegal maritime traffic.
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Minnesota Twins 6 — New York Yankees 1 David Phelps couldn't finish the 4th inning in tonight's 6-1 loss to the Minnesota Twins. The Yankees offense was non-existent in tonight's game. The World Baseball Classic MVP from the Dominican Republic, Robinson Cano, returned to the lineup tonight and got the only hit for the Yankees. Cano would score on a flyball to left field that outfielder Joe Benson made an error on. David Phelps started tonight's game and had a smooth three innings of work. In his fourth inning of work, Phelps would give up four hits, a walk, and a sacrifice fly for four runs until he got his first out. He would get one more out and would need the bullpen to take over. Phelps would allow five runs without getting out of the fourth inning. Mariano Rivera gave up a leadoff single, his first hit of the Spring, but would proceed to strikeout the side. David Robertson would follow Rivera and gave up one hit while striking out two in his inning. David Aardsma had a scoreless inning of work with one strikeout. Boone Logan would give up a run in his inning and Preston Claiborne added a scoreless inning to the game. Win – Liam Hendriks Loss – David Phelps Notables Twins *Drew Butera – 1 for 4, R, 2B, 3 RBI (5) *Chris Parmalee – 1 for 4, BB, RBI (2) Yankees *Robinson Cano – 1 for 2, R *Kevin Youkilis – 0 for 1, BB
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Football Pick: Baltimore Ravens @ San Diego Chargers Preview
- Updated: December 17, 2011
Potential AFC playoff mates meet at Qualcomm Stadium in what will almost certainly be the final home game for Norv Turner, as his San Diego Chargers play host to the Baltimore Ravens.
The Ravens will know by the time this one kicks off just how important the duel really is. Though the Pittsburgh Steelers are yet to play, if the New England Patriots drop to the Denver Broncos earlier in the day, Baltimore will know that it controls its own destiny for the No. 1 seed in the AFC once and for all, something that no team knows coming into this week. The Ravens have won four in a row, and they have won their last three all by double digits. Their only losses are on the road this year, and that is bad news in general for a team that still has a roadie here at Qualcomm Stadium and one against the Cincinnati Bengals left this year. The road has been generally unkind to RB Ray Rice as well, and it seems as though the team goes with his success or failure. The back out of Rutgers only had one game with more than 50 yards on the ground before the game at the Cleveland Browns two weeks ago when he rumbled for a whopping 204 yards and a TD. He's going against a rush defense that ranks No. 24 in football this year, so he could be in for another big time day.
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This is what the season is going to come down to for the Chargers. They are going to hope that the New York Jets lose earlier in the day, and they would ideally like to see all of the 7-6 teams in front of them go down as well. If that's the case, a win would leave them just a game back of the Wild Card slot with two to play. It would also really help out if the Denver Broncos would lose to the New England Patriots. That could pull the Bolts back within one of the AFC West lead as well. That being said, this team has to really put together some strong efforts to get the job done and get into the postseason, and for the most part, it just doesn't feel like it is going to happen that way. Perhaps these two straight wins over the Jacksonville Jaguars and Buffalo Bills were a stepping stone towards getting into the playoffs again; after all, this is the time of year that San Diego generally starts to wake up. That being said, save for a game against the Kyle Orton-led Broncos back in Week 5, San Diego hasn't beaten a team this year that is going to finish anywhere near the playoffs, and we all know that the Orton Broncos and the Tebow Broncos are two totally different teams.
Baltimore Ravens @ San Diego Chargers Trends: These two teams don't play each other all that often. Dating back to 1995, the home team is 6-2 ATS in this series. Though the last two meetings have gone past the 'total', the previous five all stayed 'under', and most stayed well beneath the 'total'. The Ravens are 7-3 ATS in their last 10 played on grass.
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