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"San Juan del Sur" is located a stone's throw from the balmy beach surrounded by green hills and stony cliffs in the relaxed fishing village of San Juan del Sur.
San Juan del Sur Spanish Language School offers Spanish courses for all levels, from the very beginner to the most advanced. You can count on small class size, plus school-organized activities to supplement your lessons. What's more, the student may choose from a wide variety of topics, ranging from general Spanish to Spanish while traveling, and leisure activities and more.
We have two options of home-stay: with a local
family or in the school, in where you will have the same benefits like 3 meals per day, a private room with bath and live with the director's family.
The school's host families offer a welcoming and comfortable homestay experience. They are experienced in hosting students and are happy to talk with you and help you adjust to life in the pueblo.
Optional weekend excursions include trips to neighboring beaches, towns, and lake Nicaragua. You'll enjoy learning Spanish in the mornings and relaxing on the beach, mountain biking, fishing, going out on a boat trip, visiting with local organizations, participating in local festivals, or just swigging a cool cerveza in the afternoon.
Our Nicaragua tours are convenient ways to get in touch with nature and local people.
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Feb 16 2010
Cinnamon Bun Pancakes, and other Fat Tuesday Matters
It's Fat Tuesday, also known as Shrove Tuesday, also known as Mardi Gras, which means you get to eat and eat and eat all day today and you won't gain even an ounce!
Wait…that's not what Fat Tuesday means.
Okay, I remember now. Fat Tuesday is the day before Lent, the forty-day Christian season of prayer and fasting. Growing up, we called it "Shrove Tuesday" in our Episcopal church, and celebrated every year by having a big, fat, gnarly pancake supper in the parish hall. I loved the Shrove Tuesday Pancakes Supper more than anything. And it couldn't have been simpler, as they only served two things: pancakes and link sausage. And I used to hide out in the kitchen, sneaking spare links here and there and stuffing them in my mom's purse so I could have a late night snack when we got home, and…
Wait…did I just admit that?
Over on the Tasty Kitchen Blog, I just posted a step-by-step recipe for Cinnamon Bun Pancakes, submitted by Tasty Kitchen member sapeylissy. I served them two ways: with butter and maple syrup…
And with a white maple icing…
Here's the recipe:
If you're serious about having a pancake supper tonight, here's another Tasty Kitchen post from a couple of weeks ago, which contains many, many links for many, many different pancake recipe. Go crazy and make a couple of different varieties!
We'll worry about penitence tomorrow.
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the domestic fringe On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:02 pm
Oh, my. These look good. My hips don't ever have a chance of shrinking if I keep reading your blog and cooking.
If my son sees these, he'll go nuts and I'll be making them everyday!
Jenn On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:02 pm
I just ate lunch and am already hungry….yum!
C.C. On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:02 pm
Yeah, it seems like every day is Fat Tuesday lately… Fat Sunday, Fat Monday, Fat Tuesday… lol
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Kim in MD On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:02 pm
To DIE for!
TiffaneyC On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:03 pm
Omg, I neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed these
Life and Kitchen On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:03 pm
Oooh those look good! And very sinful… perfect for Fat Tuesday!
bjdfh On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:05 pm
Amen to that!
Lynn from For Love or Funny On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:07 pm
P-Dub, You are making it impossible for my husband to ever leave me, and I thank you for that!
ChristineM On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:07 pm
It's enough to make me want to convert back to Catholicism so I can eat these today before Lent begins….;)
Teresa On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:08 pm
You are making my teeth hurt!
The Domestic Mama On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:08 pm
Oh yes! Anything sweet and anything goes! I have to share my glee today with y'all: I am the twenty questions segment of refrigerator soup.com HOW COOL!?! I have had buttery-butterflies ALL DAY! Yay. If ya fancy, here's the link:
St. Fairsted Farm/ ang On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:10 pm
I'm feeling dysfunctional! I just realized I don't like pancakes. It's crazy how you cannot think about some things… Now I'm off to devour my hamburger for dinner.
John Deere Mom On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:12 pm
Yep, seems very appropriate for Fat Tuesday! Too bad we are snowed in…I would definitely run out to get the needed ingredients! I will put this on my list!
RUBBERWALLS On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:14 pm
At 350 to 800 calories a piece, these are lethal! My seams are screaming in anticipation!
Vicki On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:18 pm
WOW, that's crazy calories!!!
Lorin On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:20 pm
Nothing is better on Mardi Gras than a cream cheese king cake and red beans and rice!
marlo On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:20 pm
In my Polish-American world, it's Pazcki Day!
But I don't have any…booo!
DanaBGood On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:20 pm
It's also Paczki Day!
melanie On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:21 pm
Yummm! Adding that to my Sunday brunch list!
Kim Moss On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:24 pm
Wow, that looks wonderful!
Joolieblue On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:24 pm
Dang I want this instead of the elementary school lunch I'm eating at the moment!!!
Melanie On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:25 pm
LOL! So now we know where the roots of yo-yo dieting come from….
molly On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:28 pm
Laissez les bon temps rouler, P-Dub!
Jamie On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:28 pm
I might have to make a batch of these for dinner to make up for not having any pączki's around!
Alexandra On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:30 pm
Dear Pioneer Woman,
I love your blog and your recipes but have one small issue…how many cups are in a stick of butter? As a Canadian, we don't have sticks of butter… I know in your cookbook you include specific measurements, can you please do this on your blog? It is a bit of a pain once I've printed a recipe to go to an online converter and figure this out. Can you pretty please do this for your Canadian and non-American readers? I'm sure I'm not the only one! Thanks!
Heidi Hall On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:31 pm
Mmmmm….pancakes are one of my weaknesses. I love them.
Brena On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:33 pm
So much for eating the leftover Drip Beef (which was great by the way)–it's all about the cinnamon bun pancake tonight!
Suzanne On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:34 pm
I really don't know why I torture myself by looking everyday at this page. I know why – cause EVERYTHING LOOKS SO GOOD!
Kai On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:35 pm
I have a ton of great memories of pancake supper on Shrove Tuesday at my Episcopal church… my dad made the pancakes along with my mom and other members of the "social club" in the kitchen while I played waitress (with a few other kids), serving up the pancakes and sausages and orange juice… except for the orange juice in the kitchen which my mom grabbed away from me when I was about to pour myself a glass. She referred to it as "adult OJ"… apparently it was a special mix… screwdrivers! LOL! I didn't figure that out until I was older. And weirdly, to this day (even back then) I don't like pancakes! Ah… memories.
C On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:42 pm
In honor of today, we are having Red Beans and Rice!! YUMMY!!
Laura On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:45 pm
Having a slow day here at work in Michigan due to a snow storm so here I stand looking at these wonderful recipes, printing basically a mini cookbook of mouthwatering recipes. I think I will have to add this one to the list of things to make this week! Yumm
Erika On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:49 pm
If I already had pancakes for breakfast can I have them for supper?
Tamara On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:51 pm
My kids are talking about the pancakes and have been since breakfast! I tell you that recipe is making my mouth water. How about we forget Lent and just get shriven for 40 days? YUMMMO!
The Gypsy Chick On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:54 pm
well that explains why i am so hungry today, it's Fat Tuesday…now what will be my excuse tomorrow!
Jillian On Tuesday, February 16 at 1:58 pm
yum, that looks tdf!
cookincanuck On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:02 pm
Hoarding sausage links for later is something that I would do, though that behavior is not relegated to my youth. These cinnamon bun pancakes look phenomenal!
shannon chapman On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:07 pm
Elisabeth On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:09 pm
Oh man. Those look so good. Gone are the days were my anyone in the house served up sausage links! It's 3 in the morning and looking around here ain't helping.
Olivia On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:09 pm
With toasted pecans and a touch of creme' fresh.. oh yum. Thanks as this will be a great brunch dish to serve!
with love,
Susan Mancuso On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:09 pm
Just got back from the French Quarter, and things are rocking down there. Today is the perfect day to eat, drink and be merry! P-dub, you would LOVE it here in New Orleans, where we live to eat.
Petit Elefant On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:10 pm
Mercy Ree, I gained 10 lbs just reading this.
Sadie at heyMamas.com On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:15 pm
This looks delightful!!
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Betsy B from SC On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:18 pm
I'm loving that blue and white bowl! ….and the idea of these pancakes!!! Yumm-o!
monica On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:20 pm
I must make these this weekend. MUST
Marsá McNutt On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:20 pm
i am going to a shrove tuesday pancake dinner tonight with some friends. i'd never heard of this before so i was excited to see your post about your tradition growing up.
Molly On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:21 pm
So…amazing…why must you torment me so?? *whimpers*
Jenny Williams On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:23 pm
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! I got an email from a friend about St. Michaels having their "annual shrove Tuesday Pancakes and Sausage" and had NO idea what it was all about! My Handsome Prince and I discussed it and lets just say we were not correct! Maybe this post should double under homeschooling for some of us
Pancakes it is!
Cathy On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:25 pm
You're just not fair woman .. bad bad PW!
Andrea @ Fork Fingers Chopsticks On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:36 pm
Breakfast for dinner – oh, it brings back memories. It's not something to be reserved just for Fat Tuesday. The comfort of all those sweet carbs will put ya in a nice deep slumber. Don't quite get the Lent thing, going without meat and eating lentils was still good eating growing up. I'm getting prepped to post some lentil recipes.
Bitsy B. On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:41 pm
Oh you cruel, cruel woman.
Home With Mandy On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:42 pm
AGinTO On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:43 pm
Mmmmm….I am making savoury pancakes tonight too! And eating a box of chocolates as I type… I'm going to be gluttonous. All. Day. Long.
Susan E. On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:45 pm
Yet another reason I'm glad I'm an atheist. I can have pancakes during Lent, too. P.S. This recipe has made me drool.
Lee Ann McDaniel On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:46 pm
We love pancakes and have them for supper (dinner). I love your Fiesta plates!
Aunt Baaa On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:50 pm
Today is National Pancake Day and I blew it last night by having pancakes for dinner! Nerts!!!!
Amy from She Wears Many Hats (missamy) On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:52 pm
Wowzer! My daughter would love these – guess I'll have to make some just for her.
Carole & Chewy On Tuesday, February 16 at 2:55 pm
Um, not sure about the "not gain an ounce" part otherwise-
mnsmalltowngal On Tuesday, February 16 at 3:01 pm
Oh, my stars… those look heavenly. The Chicken Spaghetti I pulled out of the freezer to make for dinner tonight may have to wait until tomorrow. Those pancakes look much too delicious to wait for. My "meat 'n potatoes only" hubby happens to be out of town, so breakfast for dinner sounds like just the ticket! Thanks, PW!
Sara in Kansas On Tuesday, February 16 at 3:02 pm
Thank goodness we were having pancakes for dinner tonight anyway (Tuesday is breakfast for dinner night round our parts). These sound wonderful! YUM!
grannynanny4u On Tuesday, February 16 at 3:03 pm
Thanks Ree! I have been to the fridge and freezer several times today to figure out what to have for dinner tonight. … Well you just solved that one for me. I don't have any sausage links but 2 lbs of applewood smoked bacon will bring em' running to the dinner table for sure!
Carrie D On Tuesday, February 16 at 3:06 pm
So, it being Fat Tuesday, does that mean I'm justified in eating another piece of my chocolate cake?? Yesterday was also my birthday, so well, I think a second piece may be in order.
I would make the pancakes, but that would mean there's even MORE sugary stuff in the house that *needs* to be eaten!
Jen On Tuesday, February 16 at 3:14 pm
Makin Pancakes and sausage for dinner, too!
Katie (The Life of a Firefighter's Wife) On Tuesday, February 16 at 3:18 pm
Fat Tuesday, come to momma!
pati mk On Tuesday, February 16 at 3:20 pm
Oh looks soooo good. Tonight though I'll have to make something with meat because being Catholic my husband will be having withdrawls tomorrow and every Friday in Lent when he can't eat meat. Sometimes on a Friday in Lent he'll make a sausage pizza to eat at midnight.
pati mk On Tuesday, February 16 at 3:21 pm
Oh and I love the fiesta plate!! Love fiestaware.
sallyk On Tuesday, February 16 at 3:27 pm
I love pancakes, but those aren't calling my name at all. They remind me of some of the pancake varieties at Bob Evans or IHOP — kind of pancake overkill. Sorry. I'll pass on these.
Jeff Landis On Tuesday, February 16 at 3:31 pm
Oh I wish I had seen this before this weekend. My wife Laura and I have 2 kids. Katie is 20 and a Junior at Mizzou and Bren is 10 and in 4th grade. Yes we have one working on a career and the other is working on i before e except after c, and staying inside the lines while coloring.
For Valentines day, Laura, Bren and I drove to Mizzou to surprise Katie who had too much studying to do so she could not come home. We took a big brunch for her and all of her friends. (I wanted to see what kind of reaction I could provoke so upon arriving Sunday morning at 10:30, I actually told her to call all her "peeps" and have them join us. I wish I could explain the look I got from her for using the term "peeps". It was one of those "picture is worth a thousand words" kind of thing. I love doing things like that to her. It is a great perk of fatherhood. Try it if you get the chance.) All in all brunch was a rousing success as 10-15 of her friends showed up and were delighted to have a free home cooked meal. Your pancakes would have been just the thing to top off the menu which consisted of 3 kinds of breakfast pizza, hashbrown casserole, pear jello and biscuits and gravy. A sweet delight like Cinnamon Bun Pancakes would have been perfect. I will treat Katie to them next time she makes it home. Who knows, maybe the promise of them will entice her to come home earlier than expected. I hope!!
Brynna On Tuesday, February 16 at 3:32 pm
Wow. I NEED to make these right now! Too bad I'm at work…
joan On Tuesday, February 16 at 3:57 pm
In my English Grandmother's house, Fat Tuesday was the day for doughnuts. She always fried up a batch and rolled them in cinnamon and sugar. I miss them.
Elizabeth K On Tuesday, February 16 at 3:59 pm
I was planning on making pancakes tonight for Fat Tuesday but now I am TOTALLY making these!
I so badly want some Pączkis though. I grew up in Toledo, Ohio and they were SO good up there, now I can't find them down here in Florida for some reason.
Andrea On Tuesday, February 16 at 4:00 pm
and suddenly I'm craving sausage links….
SoupAddict On Tuesday, February 16 at 4:00 pm
Fat Tuesday or no, one of my favorite dinners is pancakes, with something savory on the side. It feels like you're cheating somehow, having breakfast at 7:00pm. And, really, it's kind of dessert and main course, all rolled up into one. What's not to like?
Ruth Ann On Tuesday, February 16 at 4:02 pm
Oohh….I was craving link sausage this morning. Had to settle with a meatloaf sandwich because there's no sausage in the house. Boo.. Pancakes look wonderful, too! Can't wait for chemo to be over with so I can have normal taste buds and eat something sweet!
joan On Tuesday, February 16 at 4:12 pm
#25 Alexandra –
A stick of butter, (or margerine) is eight tablespoons. Or half cup.
I get confused when I run into a recipe that wants grams. And can you tell me, if you know, what the heck is "caster sugar"?
dangitAnge On Tuesday, February 16 at 4:14 pm
Ooh baby, those look GOOD!
My grandma was Episcopalian and her church had an annual pancake supper too. It just doesn't seem right to not eat pancakes on Shrove Tuesday, even tho now I'm a Baptist and we don't 'celebrate' this holiday (?).
Bob On Tuesday, February 16 at 4:29 pm
… oh dear. I have to make those. I think there's a law.
Stacie On Tuesday, February 16 at 4:30 pm
Pancakes are my weakness! Along with brownies, chocolate cake and avacados. Now, if you can come up with a recipe that combines all of these magical elements (without being totally gross) I will be super impressed.
Natalie (The City Sisters) On Tuesday, February 16 at 4:34 pm
Wow, these looks delicious! I love Shrove Tuesday. My husband and I made cornmeal pancakes last night and then we had blueberry pancakes at work this morning. I think I've gained about 20 pounds in the last 24 hours!
Jessica On Tuesday, February 16 at 4:38 pm
Ah, it was pączki's for us growing up but I attempted my first King Cake today, it authentic and I have to wait 'til the kids come home from school to see if it tastes authentic!
Sandy On Tuesday, February 16 at 4:45 pm
Did anyone answer #25's question? A stick of butter is 1/2 cup. That's probably the amount I'd use for my pile of pancakes …
www.taracooks.com On Tuesday, February 16 at 4:46 pm
Why couldn't these come into my life before I joined Weight Watchers?
luvs2cook On Tuesday, February 16 at 4:49 pm
Lordy, Lordy…..Growing up a Catholic, I would call it "anything but fish please"…..
Malin On Tuesday, February 16 at 4:50 pm
Cinnamon bun AND pancakes united – I think I just got a reason to celebrate fat tuesday! You gotta love a day with that name!
And BTW, how you're not ridicously fat is beyond me!
Jennifer @ T-Bones & Tofu On Tuesday, February 16 at 4:53 pm
I had completely forgotten about those wonderful pancake suppers of my youth. Now I have to decide if I'm going to stick with my original plan (Jambalaya with Zucchini and Summer Squash, recipe at http://www.tbonesandtofu.com) or try these Cinnamon Bun pancakes. Hmm. Lent is coming. Better live large today and save the low-fat delicious Jambalaya for Ash Wednesday. (Perfect! It's vegan.)
kandy On Tuesday, February 16 at 5:01 pm
hmm, I didn't know that Canadians didn't have sticks of butter?
How does butter come in Canada?
Those pancakes make my stomach hurt!
Of course it couldn't be the 1/2 loaf banana bread I just ate!
St. Fairsted Farm/ ang On Tuesday, February 16 at 5:19 pm
#74 Caster Sugar is "superfine" sugar. You can put regular sugar in your food processor for caster sugar.
Niteowl Nancy On Tuesday, February 16 at 5:21 pm
It's Paczki Day! Oh, how I miss my grandpa's homemade jelly-filled paczkis. And after reading all the recent posts about GaGa, I'm a bit teary-eyed and missing my Buisha and Dzia Dzia.
Dandy On Tuesday, February 16 at 5:42 pm
Sinful. Absolutely sinful.
Melissa On Tuesday, February 16 at 5:43 pm
Cinnamon Bun Pancakes? Oh, dear. I'm done for…
Karen On Tuesday, February 16 at 5:55 pm
Yum. Those look incredible, but they'll have to wait 42 days. We're going to the Shrove Tuesday pancake supper at our Episcopalian church tonight – we call it the "Holy House of Pancakes." Ha! It's the last hurrah for me. I'm giving up bread. God help me. Seriously! God help me! I love bread!
julie On Tuesday, February 16 at 6:21 pm
just made them, ate them, and blogged about them!
carolyn On Tuesday, February 16 at 6:35 pm
Just made these for dinner and the kids couldn't get enough — what a treat!
southerngirl On Tuesday, February 16 at 6:47 pm
These look good..but since my new husband (he's 61 and should know better) tried to burn down the house yesterday by cutting the cord on the stove while it was plugged in…trying to push it back into place…we are having KFC tonight! After he goes to Lowes adn buys a new cord.
Gina Van Hyfte On Tuesday, February 16 at 6:49 pm
Oh my! I see pancakes in the near future!
theheathergirl On Tuesday, February 16 at 6:52 pm
WHATEVER! I mean, those look so good. My mouth says yes but my thighs say no, no, no.
Megan On Tuesday, February 16 at 6:53 pm
Reee….Your killin me!! Your doughnut post last week made me make a batch of Oatmeal Crispies (cause dohnuts were to involved at the time) and the WHOLE batch is already gone and I am trying my best to fight off the urge to make ANOTHER batch!!
Camille On Tuesday, February 16 at 7:15 pm
When I need a sugary indulgence, I'll be baking those babies. YUM!
Vicki On Tuesday, February 16 at 7:27 pm
Oh goody, breakfast for dinner!!!
It's abelskiver batter turned into pancakes.
Tis very very good. And, Whole Foods had
ginger syrup. Seems like a good day to crack
the bottle open.
Shannon | Confessions of a Loving Wife On Tuesday, February 16 at 7:34 pm
Can't wait to try these! Thanks for sharing.
Brenda On Tuesday, February 16 at 7:35 pm
The kids and I just had these for dinner. We'll have to make the again when my husband gets home so he can try them. We had them with the Maple Butter Syrup. They were SOOOO YUMMY. These are going in my recipe collection to be eaten many more times.


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Bechdel Test Canon: The Headless Woman
Today's entry is the first in the series to focus on the work of a female director. In the coming weeks, we'll discuss contributions from filmmakers like Jane Campion, Catherine Breillat, Deepa Mehta, Rachel Raimist, G.B. Jones, Lynne Ramsay, Julie Dash, and Courtney Hunt, among others. But Argentinian writer-director Lucrecia Martel more than deserves her place in that list of auspicious talent, as she demonstrates with 2008's haunting La mujer sin cabeza.
Billed in American theaters as The Headless Woman, many dispute what actually happens in the movie's deceptively plotless, taut, and intricate 89 minutes. This is to the credit of Martel and lead actress María Onetto, who is devastating as dentist Verónica. Most viewers diverge about what transpires in the electrifying opening scene, which Mike D'Angelo wrote about in his A.V. Club series Scenic Routes.
The movie begins with Verónica and members of her family in a caravan. Verónica drives alone in her car and, while fumbling through her purse, hits a dog. Or maybe it's a child. She's not sure and confesses to her husband that her victim was a young boy. Her uncertainly was quite persuasive on critics, who were ambivalent about who or what she ran over. But I side with D'Angelo on this one: the victim is a dog. The camera provides evidence of this with a wide shot that isn't filtered through a rear view mirror or any other vantage point that would suggest Verónica's perspective. But the ambiguity and displacement Verónica feels as a result of the accident, represented through raindrops crashing into her windshield, a rearranged crime scene, and the visual motif of her head being obscured by a wall or cut off by the camera, is absolutely terrifying.
Following the accident, the movie follows Verónica's physical recovery and mental decline. What I find most interesting about her interactions with women is how they are classed or raced. When she is in the hospital, her interactions are with orderlies and nurses, whose darker complexions contrast sharply with the patient's light skin tone and bottle-blond hair. This is later recalled in the protagonist's interactions with her domestic staff. Martel stated that the movie is about Argentina's unacknowledged but widening class disparity. These scenes make this tension explicit, both by representing these professionals to orient our understanding of the protagonist and purposely relegating them to the periphery of the main character and her family's concerns.
Once she is released, her verbal and gestural interactions with female family members prove disconcerting. Her niece, recently recovering from contracting hepatitis, confesses romantic feelings she can't reciprocate. The women fret about turtles contaminating a private swimming pool they frequent, when not casting a critical eye toward childless, middle aged Verónica. Her dealings with male relatives are no less fraught. She runs a dentist's office with her brother and has a fling with her husband's cousin. While watching recorded footage of a family wedding, Verónica's elderly aunt warns that eventually everyone in the family loses their mind.
While Verónica's mental anguish is difficult to witness or parse out, what is especially upsetting about The Headless Woman is how denial is used as a solution to it. She dyes her hair black, goes back to work, and attends a fête with her husband. Interpreting the movie as a mediation on Argentina's historical memory, Stephen Holden links her ultimate disavowal of the accident to her country's quiescence during Jorge Rafael Videla's military dictatorship. His regime was responsible for the Dirty War, which lasted between 1976 and 1983 and resulted in the execution or "disappearance" of thousands of left-wing political activists.
The reality of their whereabouts may not have been a pressing concern for Verónica's family. But as the final scene indicates, attending a glitzy party with loud music and the illusion of glamour to suggest total rehabilitation does little to eclipse the past.
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Please don't forget the work of Allison Anders as you continue this series!
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Excellent call, Tracy Lynn! I wrote about Grace of My Heart on my blog and need to see Mi Vida Loca and Gas, Food, and Lodging post haste. Are there any titles you had in mind?
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Good review for a terrific movie. One of the only feminist films that I've seen to so subtly us formal devices to look at the intersections of racist colonization, specific politics of a region, male dominance etc. One thing that is fascinating is how the male bourgeois friends/relatives/partner of the main character collude to uphold the idea of her amnesia-thus-justification, just as she herself is trying to put the pieces back to together.
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Absolutely, kmiriam. These are valuable insights to reading The Headless Woman. Thank you for sharing!
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Jonathan, I completely agree: the Times's attempt to portray soccer as popular in America is completely disingenuous. And while it is true that this "European import will never succeed as an American game," that won't stop culturally insecure Americans from trying their hardest to remold our sports culture along European lines.
In this vein, check out F.C. New York, which will play its inaugural season as part of the second-rate United Soccer League in 2010. Of course, given that "football" refers to a much more intricate sport in this country, this soccer franchise's "F.C." (i.e., "Football Club") prefix is phony enough. But F.C. New York has taken its campaign to turn the Big Apple into London a step further: its coat-of-arms contains flowers and a crown! Obviously, nothing can be more un-American than royalty. I just wish that someone would tell this to the Borough of Queens, however, which is apparently in on this Europeanizing conspiracy.


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Preliminary Guide to the James T. Cleland papers, 1928-1975
Contains personal and professional papers relating to the life and work of James Tough Cleland, preacher, Dean of the Duke University Chapel (1955-1973), and Professor of Preaching in the Divinity School (1945-1968). Materials include addresses, sermons, lecture notes, speeches, clippings, printed materials, correspondence, a tape recording, committee records, course materials, photographs, subject files, a scrapbook, diaries, and gift albums. Albums include sketches, engravings, frontispieces, and colored illustrations from printed materials. Major subjects include armed forces chaplains, hospital chaplains, death and dying, euthanasia, spirituality, Christianity, the study and teaching of the book of Paul, the study and teaching of the Bible, study and teaching of preaching, Duke University Chapel, Duke University, and the Divinity School. Materials range in date from 1825 to 1982 (bulk 1928-1975). Contains restricted materials.
Descriptive Summary
- Title
- James T. Cleland papers 1928-1975
- Creator
- Cleland, James T. (James Tough), 1903-
- Extent
- 50 Linear Feet , 50,000 Items
- Repository
- University Archives, Duke University
- Location
- For current information on the location of these materials, please consult University Archives, Duke University.
- Language
- English.
Collection Overview
Contains personal and professional papers relating to the life and work of James T. Cleland, preacher, Dean of the Duke University Chapel (1955-1973), and Professor of Preaching in the Divinity School (1945-1968). Types of materials include addresses, sermons, lecture notes, speeches, clippings, printed materials, correspondence, a tape recording, committee records, course materials, photographs, subject files, a scrapbook, diaries, and gift albums. Gift albums include sketches, engravings, frontispieces, and colored illustrations from printed materials. Materials range in date from 1825 to 1982 (bulk 1928-1975). Box 19 contains restricted materials.
Restrictions on Access & Use
A majority of collections are stored off site and must be requested at least 48 business hours in advance for retrieval. Contact Rubenstein Library staff before visiting. Read More »
Access Restrictions
Researchers must register and agree to copyright and privacy laws before using this collection.
Portions of these materials are restricted by donor request.
In off-site storage; 48 hours advance notice is required for use.
Use Restrictions
Copyright for Official University records is held by Duke University; all other copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.
Contents of the Collection
Includes Alpha Omega Alpha, Davison Club, Death and Dying course, personal and professional correspondence, Music Building speech
Includes Cleland Endowment Fund, Chapel Renovation Committee (ca. 1970-1977) Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Psi, correspondence, "Scotties and Cleland House" (personal writings).
Includes church worship classes, Human Relations Committee, 1957-1960, Lecture and Publication Events Committee of the Divinity School, personal counseling (L-Z), preaching awards, and the Mary A. Poston Memorial Fund.
Includes Toastmasters, debutante ball addresses, and religious education
Includes philosophy, sermons for children, Christian ethics, New Testament, and the Old Testament.
Letters from Alice to her family during her year long trip to Europe and the Middle East.
Contains mostly clippings.
Historical Note
James Tough Cleland was born on July 8, 1903 in Glasgow, Scotland to the Rev. James Cleland and Margaret Curdie Cleland. He married Alice Mean on September 7, 1932. Cleland earned degrees from Glasgow University (M.A., 1924 and Ecclesiastical History, with distinction, B.D., 1927) and Union Theological Seminary, New York (S.T.M., summa cum laude, 1928, and Th.D., 1954).
After 14 years in the religion department at Amherst College, he arrived at Duke in 1945. At Duke, Cleland was Professor of Preaching in the Divinity School from 1945 to 1968. After his 1968 retirement, he became Professor Emeritus. He was also Dean of the Duke University Chapel from 1955 until 1973, and was the only person to hold both positions. His honors at Duke University included the James B. Duke professorship, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Beta Kappa, Order of Red Friars, and Alpha Omega Alpha.
Cleland held many lectureships at international pulpits. He was a guest of the United States Army, Navy, and Air Force Chiefs of Chaplains as preacher at each of the service academies. He also conducted worship services at the Air Force's most northern location (Thule, Greenland) and professional seminars for Air Force Chaplains in Alaska, Japan, and Philippines. Additionally, Dr. Cleland delivered the opening prayer for the U.S. Senate (January 19, 1960) and gave sermons at debutante balls, military chapels, college and university chapels, and at preparatory schools. Throughout his career, he was in constant demand by students and alumni as well as churches, prep schools, and colleges on the east coast. One year he preached 13 baccalaureate sermons; he preached one sermon 86 times.
Some of Dr. Cleland's writings include a biography of James H. Tufts, The True and Lively Word, Wherefore Art Thou Come?, Preaching to be Understood, and He Died as He Lived. He wrote three exposition sections in Volumes II and VI of The Interpreter's Bible. He has had sermons published in five volumes of Best Sermons. He has also contributed 86 articles to "Preaching Clinic" in The Chaplain, a periodical for all United States Military Chaplains. His areas of research included the Epistles of Paul, preaching to groups, chaplain education, and interdenominational church groups. He also consulted with chaplains and doctors about care for terminally ill patients and death with dignity.
The Cleland family traveled internationally, keeping detailed journals of daily events. During 1938-1939, they traveled to Europe and the Middle East where they recorded interactions with Nazi party members and German Jews. The Cleland's travels to the Philippines and Japan gives insight into the U.S. military during the Vietnam War. The Clelands also made many trips from the United States to Scotland and England. James Cleland was frequently called to preach around the United States and the Clelands made vacations of these trips.
In spring 1973, after 28 years of dedicated and distinguished service to Duke University, Dr. Cleland retired. He continued to serve as dean of the chapel for several more years.
Brown House on Duke University's East Campus was renamed "Cleland House" after Dr. James T. Cleland. Dr. Cleland and his wife were advisors to the students of Brown House.
When Cleland died in 1974, the James T. Cleland Chapel Endowment Fund was established in his honor. The fund provides for distinguished visiting preachers and musicians, development of the choral program, and general enrichment of Chapel worship. Cleland was further honored by House Joint Resolution 248, "A Joint Resolution Honoring the Life and Memory of James T. Cleland," on February 27, 1979. The ashes of James T. Cleland, and his wife, Alice M. Cleland, are interred at the Duke University Chapel.
Subject Headings
- Baccalaureate addresses.
- Bible. N.T. Epistles of Paul -- Study and teaching
- Bible. N.T. Epistles of Paul -- Theology
- Bible. N.T.--Study and teaching
- Bible. O.T.--Study and teaching.
- Chaplains, Hospital -- North Carolina
- Chaplains, Military -- Training of -- United States
- Chaplains, Military -- United States
- Cleland, James T. (James Tough), 1903-
- Death.
- Diaries
- Duke Chapel (Durham, N.C.)
- Duke University -- Religious activities
- Duke University
- Duke University. Chapel
- Duke University. Divinity School -- Faculty.
- Duke University. Divinity School -- History
- Duke University. Medical Center.
- Euthanasia -- Moral and ethical aspects -- United States.
- Patient advocacy -- North Carolina
- Preaching -- Study and teaching
- Preaching
- Scrapbooks
- Sermons
- Spirituality
- Terminal care
- Terminally ill -- Care and treatment
Related Material
- Divinity School records. (University Archives, Duke University. )
- Chapel records. (University Archives, Duke University. )
- Chapel records. Administrative Committee records. (University Archives, Duke University. )
- Chapel records. Renovation Committee records. (University Archives, Duke University. )
- Chapel records. Sermons. (University Archives, Duke University. )
- Chapel records. Chaplain to the University records. (University Archives, Duke University. )
- Cleland committee (James T. Cleland Chapel Endowment Fund) records. (University Archives, Duke University. )
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], James T. Cleland Papers, Duke University Archives, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.
The James T. Cleland papers were received by the University Archives as a transfer in 1959-1999 (59-25, 68-338, 72-4, 72-5, 72-26, 74-23, 74-103, 75-9, 79-69, 79-134, 84-87, 85-25, 87-9, 94-47, A99-50).
Processing Information
This collection is unprocessed: materials may not have been ordered and described beyond their original condition.
Encoded by Emily Glenn, April 2003
This finding aid is NCEAD compliant.


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Archive for Friday, September 10, 2010
THS football game suspended in 2nd quarter
Road game at Piper will resume at 7 p.m. Saturday; Chieftains trail, 14-7
September 10, 2010
Kansas City, Kan. What was initially announced as a 25-minute delay in the second quarter of Friday night's football game between Piper High and Tonganoxie will eventually end nearly 24 hours later.
Play was halted due to bands of storms heading through the area with 5:32 to go in the second quarter and the Pirates leading, 14-7. The rest of the game will have to be decided when play resumes at 7 p.m. Saturday.
After falling behind by seven in the first quarter, the Chieftains went 77 yards on the ensuing drive and scored on the first play of the second quarter, a 27-yard heave from quarterback Jeremy Carlisle to receiver Adrian Whittington.
The game was suspended at 7:50 p.m. and after two hours of attempting to wait out the weather, officials decided to postpone the rest of the Kaw Valley League contest until Saturday evening.
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Case status: Restoration - Construction of all projects has
been completed and performance monitoring is underway.
Overview: The Trustees, EPA, and Alcoa worked cooperatively and, in doing so, were
able to substantially integrate natural resource damage assessment and restoration (NRDA) planning with the
RI/FS process. Under this approach, the NRDA for the Site was carried out in parallel to and built on the
planning and investigations undertaken as part of the RI/FS. This cooperative process was agreed to under a
1997 Memorandum of Agreement between Alcoa and the Trustees.
The NRDA addressed impacts to benthic resources, fish, birds and upland habitats from exposure to site
contaminants and from response actions, as well as the recreational fishing losses caused by the fishing closure.
The NRDA culminated in the release of two final damage assessment and restoration plans in 2001. Together,
these plans identified the array of restoration actions that would be used to compensate for all resource losses
attributable to site releases including losses due to remedial actions. Alcoa agreed to implement these
restoration projects in a 2005 settlement of its natural resource damages liability for the Site.
The substantial integration of the NRDA and RI/FS processes led to thorough
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and information needed to assess resource injuries and develop appropriate
plans for restoration more quickly. The approach led to cost-effective
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Villa with 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and swimming pool in Calis Beach, Turkey
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- Sleeps: 8
- Private pool
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- Nearest beach: 15km
- Nearest restaurant: 15km
- Nearest supermarket: 15km
- Dalaman Airport: 40km
Villa Rüya is a superbly appointed detached 3 bed air conditioned Villa set in its own garden with private swimming pool situated in the Çalis Beach area of Fethiye
Villa Rüya is a brand new superbly appointed detached air conditioned, 3 bed Villa with its own garden, off road parking and private swimming pool.
Villa Rüya (or Dream in English) is situated in the quiet uncomplicated Çalis Beach area of Fethiye on the turquoise coast of South West Turkey. Villa Rüya can sleep up to 8 people comfortably and is available for rent all year round. Çalis Beach (pronounced Cha-lis) area of Fethiye is known as "Sunset Beach" because of its spectacular sunsets. Experience it yourself at Villa Rüya or one of the many beach front bars and restaurants along the 4Km stretch of Beach and Promenade that is, Çalis Beach.
Villa Rüya boasts a private South facing garden with off road parking and private swimming pool. The pool is overlooked by the terrace with furniture ideal for eating al fresco or simply relaxing in the cool shade.
The air conditioned spacious open plan living area consists of a fully fitted kitchen, lounge (sofa bed) with log burning fire, dining room and W/C. Two sets of french doors provides uninterrupted views of the surrounding mountains and lead from the living area to the terrace.
The staircase from the living area leads to the first floor where you will find 3 bedrooms (1 twin and 2 doubles master with en-suite) and a bathroom. All bedrooms are fitted with air conditioning, have ample wardrobe/storage and have private terraces. The Bathroom and en-suite has a washbasin, w/c and shower. Villa Rüya is furnished to a high standard that will meet all your needs during your stay.
Çalis is a wonderful, small, friendly, seaside town with all the amenities you would expect. The town centre, with its many bars and restaurants is a mere 5-10 minute walk from the villa - close enough to enjoy but far enough not to be heard!
Many marvelous bars and restaurants line the charming promenade, where you can sample local delicacies whilst enjoying the fabulous sunsets. The seemingly endless beach is a 5-10 minute walk from the villa and is also home to the local turtle population. For the more energetic, there are many water sports on offer.
Fethiye, a 5 minute drive from Çalis, is one of the most romantic towns in Turkey and has something to satisfy all tastes. The bustling old town is awash with bars, market stalls, wonderful restaurants and is set along the stunning Fethiye harbour. Fethiye offers dazzling mountain scenery and there are plenty of archaeological sites to take-in. The breath-taking sunsets, the warm hospitable locals and the hidden beauty spots around Fethiye ensure visitors return over and over again.
If you require any advice or assistance during your stay, we also provide you with a 24x7 contact number for no additional charge.
If there are any additional services or information required then please let us know and we will do our utmost to accommodate you.
We are positive that you and your family will fall in love with Rüya, Çalis and Fethiye.
Water Sports: Çalis Beach offers a variety of water sports (windsurfing, water skiing, parasailing, ringos, banana etc.). Sultan's Aqua Park is located in Çalýþ Beach and provides fun entertainment for all the family with lots of different water based activities.
Diving: The sea life is rich in fish, octopos, eels, dolphins, plants and coral. In Çalis Beach and Fethiye you will find many dive schools offering dive trips for inexperienced and experienced divers alike.
Paragliding: Flying tandem with experienced pilots from mount Babadað (1975 mt.) to Belcekýz Beach enjoying fantastic views of Ölüdeniz (the Blue Lagoon).
Canoe/Kayaking: Canoeing experience is not essential after instruction take the current down stream. Drift past green meadows, eucalyptus forest, cliffs and finish at the 18 km long Patara Beach.
Trekking—Lycian Way: Walking on well marked nomad trails and ancient Lycian paths is the best way to see flora richness of Fethiye. On the way you will find mountain villages and friendly locals. You can try the path from Fethiye to Kaþ and see Faralya Village, Pýnara—Letoon—Xanthos ancient cities on the way and next year from Fethiye to Marmaris to see Caunos ancient city and Turtle's beach.
Horse Riding: Daily rides around the local countryside or Kaya Village. Horses and ponies are for all standards.
Quad Biking and Jeep Safaris: Enjoy various routes through the local mountain side. All bookable thorugh operators in Çalis Beach.
Sea Fishing: Numerous operators from Çalis Beach can tailor trips to suit your specific needs.
Gemiler Island Following the road leading from Kaya Köyü, descend to the beautiful Gemiler beach, surrounded by pine and olive trees. Gemiler bay faces St Nicholas Island where the Byzantine ruins of a monastery lie tucked among the olive trees.
Saklýkent (Hidden City) High in the mountains 44 km south of Fethiye lies Saklikent Canyon, a narrow gorge carved through the mountains. A cool refuge on hot summer days, Saklikent is a favorite picnic spot, with rustic restaurants serving local fresh food.
Xanthos Once the capital of Lycia once called 'the oldest republic in the world' is situated in the valley of the River Xanthos. The most notable monuments of Xanthos, its pillar tombs, have no parallel either in Greek or in Oriental art.
Tlos 28 km from Fethiye, Tlos is one of the oldest residential areas of Lycia and one of the few cities that existed up to the 19th Century. Tlos is known as "the sports centre" of the Lycian Federation and was the home of the mythological winged horse, Pegasus and his hero Bellorophonte. An Acropolis, the temple type tomb of Bellorophonte, the Stadium, the Roman Bath complex (with its great views) and amphitheatre, are the structures that remain well preserved.
Kayaköy The "ghost town" of Kayakoy dates back to the 13th century and until 1922 had a population of 25,000. After the war of independence, the Greek population were repatriated and their old houses left to the elements. Kayakoy is now an open-air museum.
Letoon Letoon was a holy city, dedicated to the Goddess Leto. Located at Kumluova Village 4 km from Xanthos, it is known that all holy ceremonies were performed here by the priests of the temples of Leto, Artemis and Apollo familiar gods of mythology.
Pinara The Lycians' "Beauty Center", Pýnara is on the way to Minare Village and can be reached by a short road branching off from the Fethiye—Kaþ highway. Numerous Pigeon Hole type simple tombs carved into the cliff faces, a hearth planned Aphrodite Temple with fine friezes and a well preserved amphitheatre are probably the most interesting remains of Pýnara.
Dalyan Famous for its rock tombs, mud baths, turtles and beach. Try a dip in the mud and be prepared for fun. Magnificent tombs carved into the rock high on the cliff face, at a bend in the river, above the fascinating ancient harbour of city Caunos. The Dalyan Delta, with the long, golden, sandy Iztuzu beach at its mouth, is a nature conservation area for sea turtles and blue crabs.
Olüdeniz (Blue Lagoon) - Belcekýz Ölüdeniz (Blue Lagoon), referred as "The Eden bestowed by God to World" with pine forests reaching the shores, tepid sea and long beaches, a wonder of the World.
12 Islands named by fishermen as "Inside the Darkness", composed of islands and Kapýdað Peninsula, adorned numerous bays more beautiful than one another. YASSICA Islands, Hamam Bay, Kurþunlu Bay, Yavansu, Bedri Rahmi Bay, Tersane Island, Göbün Bay, Boynuzbükü, Göcek Island, Domuz Island, Zeytin Island, Kýzýl Island, reached via daily tours from Fethiye and Göcek, are also named as "12 Islands"
Kelebekler Vadisi (Butterfly Valley) This interesting canyon, surrounded by 350 m high mountains, 3 - 4 miles away from Ölüdeniz took its name from butterflies named "Jarsey Tiger". 40 other species of butterflies can be seen between July and September months.
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OCONOMOWOC — The Fourth of July fireworks went off as anticipated Saturday night, June 30th in Oconomowoc. Other communities weren't so lucky. Baraboo, Hartford and Wisconsin Dells all cancelled fireworks shows because dry weather created a grass-fire hazard.
Tony Heinecke, co-owner of Five-Star Fireworks said location was a big reason why the Oconomowoc show was never in doubt.
"The fact that there's very little wind — the fallout is going to basically go up and come straight down with the wind, so we don't have to worry about anything making its way to shore," Heinecke said.
Heinecke said the company has about a dozen shows planned for southeast Wisconsin over the next couple weeks. He said he plans to spend a good amount of time on the phone with area municipalities, determining whether the shows can go on.
"We are in close contact with the local fire departments and they'll call us out to analyze the site and if it's too dry, we think safety first," Heinecke said.
The fallout from the dry spell was evident along the Oconomowoc parade route Saturday. Dead grass and withering flowers were a common sight.
"Certainly the yards aren't as pretty as you'd like them to be this time of year. The flowers are taking a beating and you're just not seeing as many activities right now," Oconomowoc homeowner Chris Audley said.
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Portions of the Saint John's Bible, the first completely handwritten Bible created since the sixteenth century, will be on display at Concordia University, St. Paul during the 2014-15 academic year.
Commissioned in 1998 by Saint John's Abby and University in Collegeville, Minn., this illuminated Bible includes the text of both the Old and New Testaments produced by renowned calligrapher Donald Jackson. Completed in May 2011, the Bible is divided into seven volumes and stands two feet tall by three feet wide when open.
Through the Saint John's Bible Heritage Program, two of the seven volumes of this work of faith, art and culture will be displayed on campus throughout the year. All seven volumes will be displayed for one month of the year. Online resources and several speakers will also be available to the university.
More information about the Saint John's Bible can be found at www.saintjohnsbible.org.
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All three debt collectors convicted last month of unpleasant conduct in the death of a politician were freed over the weekend, but the court hearing the prosecutors' appeal for a longer sentence has denounced the release.
Arief Gunawan, the chief warden at Cipinang Penitentiary, said on Sunday that Arif Lukman, Henry Waslinton and Donald Haris were released on Friday after being held in remand there for one year — the sentence the South Jakarta District Court had ordered them to serve in early March, after they had already spent 11 months in custody.
"We had to release them last Friday because according to procedure we cannot hold them a day longer," Arief said.
He added that his office had also notified prosecutors and the Jakarta High Court about the release 10 days earlier. Prosecutors are currently filing an appeal with the court against the sentences, having initially sought seven years for the three men for their role in the death of Irzen Octa at a Citibank office in Jakarta on March 29 last year.
However, the High Court slammed the release, saying that it had not authorized any move to free the men pending the appeal.
"Judge Yusran Thawab, who is hearing the appeal, has not given any such permission," court spokesman Achmad Sobari said on Sunday, adding that during this process, the men should have been in detention until May 21.
"We're going to seek clarification on Monday about this release, because the only thing that's clear right now is that the appeal is still being heard and no final decision has been made."
Arif, Henry and Donald were convicted of unpleasant conduct in preventing Irzen from leaving the Citibank office by confiscating his identity card. Although all three were sentenced to a year in prison, Donald was not freed on Friday but instead handed to the South Jakarta Police as a suspect in a separate case.
Luthfie Hakim, a lawyer for the collectors, said Donald was finally freed on Saturday.
Two other debt collectors, Boy Yanto Tambunan and Humisar Silalahi, who were alleged to have picked up Irzen at his home to discuss his outstanding credit card debt of Rp 100 million ($10,900), were found not guilty. Prosecutors had sought five years for the pair, and are now mounting an appeal against their acquittal.
The court ruled that Irzen had died from a ruptured blood vessel in the brain caused by chronic hypertension, referring to an autopsy carried out a few hours after Irzen's death, and not because of any physical assault by the collectors.
Ade Firmansyah Sugiharto, the coroner who carried out the first autopsy, testified in February that Irzen had a history of hypertension, and that this condition was aggravated by the interrogation. However, an independent autopsy carried out three weeks later at the request of the family by Mun'im Idris, the country's leading coroner, indicated that the victim had been assaulted. The court rejected the outcome of the second autopsy.


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The Management Team is made up of the Chief Executive, Group Managers (Community Services, Corporate Services and Customer Services) and the Human Resources Manager.
The Strategy Team includes the Management Team plus the Environmental, Land Transport/Economic Development and Information Managers.
Peter started with Council in 2004, following a varied career in local body infrastructure in New Zealand and overseas.
In 2010, Peter moved from Group Manager Asset Management to Deputy Chief Executive, with a particular role as District Engineer with responsibilities for the Roading and Finance Teams. He was appointed Chief Executive in December 2011.
Day to day operation of Council. Group Managers, together with the Human Resources Manager, Communications Manager and Executive Assistant report directly to the Chief Executive.
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Margaret has been with Council for 14 years, 11 as Team Leader in the Property and Recreation Services area and is now Group Manager Community Services.
The wide range of activities is challenging and extremely interesting, with a high level of community engagement.
Property, Parks and Reserves, Resource Consent Applications and Monitoring, Building Controls, Health and Liquor, Solid Waste, Animal Control/Compliance and Civil Defence Emergency Management.
Pauline has held the role of Group Manager Customer Services since July 2012, after serving five years as Team Leader Strategic Development.
She has been with Council since 2004 and has a Masters in Public Policy from Victoria University.
Customer Services, Libraries, i-SITES and Policy.
Pam joined Council in 2012 from Fonterra, where she was an Accounting Services Manager, responsible for 12 Accountants who looked after 43 offshore entities.
Prior to Fonterra, Pam was based in Kent, England, for five years, where she worked for Jones Lang LaSalle's Facilities Management team in Finance and Commercial roles, as well as travelling in Europe at every opportunity. Earlier in her career, she worked for Tasman District Council and its LATE for seven years.
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Jackie joined Ruapehu District Council in 2001 as a Support Officer in the Asset Group. She has taken on a variety of responsibilities, moving through to an Executive Assistant role, then to the Human Resources office as HR Advisor. Jackie is now Human Resources Manager.
Jackie sees her current role as a great opportunity to work with management to ensure Council is a good employer and to continue to create an environment where staff feel that Ruapehu is a great place to live, work and, of course, play.
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Anne-Marie commenced work with Council in 2003 as Team Leader Solid Waste, adding the three waters role of Water Supply, Wastewater and Stormwater in 2006. She has now been appointed as Environmental Manager. This covers a wide variety of sciences and strategic information for Council moving into an evolving local body environment with a new District Plan.
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Warren joined Council in 2008 as Team Leader, responsible for Council's Land Transport business unit.
He was previously employed by the Department of Conservation (Tongariro-Taupo Conservancy) for 15 years, as Programme Manager for concessions, statutory land management and infrastructure.
In 2012, Warren was appointed Land Transport Manager.
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Tim came to Council in 1998 from the Kawerau District Council, where he had been Manager Finance and Corporate Services.
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July 30, 2015
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - A New Jersey man has sued the National Football League, accusing it of pricing average football fans out of the Super Bowl.
Josh Finkelman, of New Brunswick, says the NFL only made 1 percent of all tickets available to the public for purchase at face value. He says that means most fans must buy their tickets on the secondary market, where they can command thousands of dollars.
Finkelman's lawsuit was filed Monday in federal court in Newark. It claims the NFL is violating the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act.
Lawyer Bruce Nagel says the lawsuit is seeking hundreds of millions of dollars in damages.
The NFL says it is reviewing the suit. It notes that three-quarters of the game's tickets are given to teams, which sell them at face value to fans who win lotteries.
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