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With agile fingers, he screwed an end cap to the bottom of the pipe, then oh-so gingerly, he poured gun powder into the hollow tube. Graham meticulously swiped the open end with a rag; the smallest grain of gun powder caught in the threads could set the bomb off when he screwed on the second end cap.
A hole was drilled in the center of the cap and a fuse thrust inside the gap. If lit, the pipe would turn into a grenade, sending chunks of metal sailing through the air and into whatever -- or whoever -- happened to get in the way.
And the whole thing only set him back eight bucks.
On a Missouri military base he'd blow it up, examine the bits and pieces, and study the explosion. Just one more lesson learned about death.
Death is Graham's business. And he's spent years learning how to coax answers out of dead bodies. In return, they've taught him about the many freakish, random, careless or evil ways to steal warmth, breath, life.
The education is vital.
Vital not only to Graham, but also to the people he works with in the St. Louis Office of the Medical Examiner. Bodies have cold, still lips, but they still whisper about their last moments of life in ways only the people in the medical examiner's office can hear. Graham and his charges are the strangers with white latex gloves who remove the clothes of the dead and surgically caress cold flesh, trying to coax information from rigid limbs.
The stories they hear about life, death and the spaces in between are sobering.
Murdered people left to rot by their attackers; children stabbed or beaten by the parents; women bound with duct tape and shot brutally in the head; and elderly people overwhelmed by the unforgiving St. Louis summer. The medical examiner's office transcribes the tales dictated to them by the dead, then hands the knowledge over to grieving family members, law enforcement and, sometimes, juries.
Graham's pipe bomb experiment helped him unravel the mystery of one teenage boy's death. With the chilled body stretched out on a stainless steel bed, he cut the teenager open, probed inside with surgical tools, and pulled out a bent, corrugated scrap of metal.
A pipe bomb cap.
The boy's mother also died in the blast, killed because the bomb was inside a wooden box. Graham knew that just from looking at a hunk of wood embedded in the mother's neck -- it had bored into her flesh, leaving a gaping hole and severing her carotid artery.
"Of all the acts you see, one of the least humane is bombing because the number of victims is so random, there's very little care for human life," Graham says as he shows an auditorium half full of surgeons the autopsy photos during a bomb ballistics lecture.
Graham's voice is even, but never flat, as he talks about bombs, bomb makers and bomb victims. His clothes aren't flashy -- he favors light blue shirts, navy blue pleated pants and deck shoes. Substitute the blue shirt for a cardigan, and it isn't a stretch to picture Graham as a darker version of Mr. Rogers. Yet he isn't telling stories about the Neighborhood of Make-Believe.
This is real.
So real, that he occasionally makes a gentle joke to lift the somber pall that's descended over his audience:
A man who'd planned to fish with dynamite was killed in a truck outside of a gas station. A cell phone and the end caps had been placed in the console with the dynamite. The phone rang and blew the roof off the truck.
"I guess it was the catfish calling," Graham says before going on to the next victim.
But the mood of the younger surgeons in the group doesn't lift. They aren't battle hardened, so it is easy to pick the squeamish and the tenderhearted out of the crowd.
They're the ones who draw a deep breath and use their hands to cover their mouths as they stare at the photo of the mother killed by the pipe-bomb shrapnel. She's splayed on her back across her kitchen floor, shirt and eyes wide open.
They're the ones who whisper "Oh my God," when they see a photo of two charred bodies, their skin looking like the black flaky exterior of a marshmallow that's been thrust in a campfire, ignited, then pulled out of the flames and allowed to burn on the stick.
Pastries are left half-eaten on paper plates and coffee grows cold in Styrofoam cups as Graham explains that the bodies are of a grandfather and grandson found in the burned-up rubble of a basement. The grandmother was upstairs cooking dinner, the two were in the basement. She heard a loud explosion and screaming. A fire spread down below, engulfing the screams.
The slide show clicks and shows an internal organ.
"This is Granddad," Graham says matter of factly.
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But over the weekend, Carey was seen in a body-obscuring black princess gown at the Barretos International Rodeo in Barretos, Brazil. The photos re-ignited the rumors that the singer is indeed expecting a bundle of joy. Cannon discussed the speculation during his radio show on New York's 92.3 FM on Monday (August 23), and he once again took the high road.
"I've said it before and I'll say it time and time again — when my wife feels like talking about whatever she wants to talk about, you will hear it directly from her," People.com reports he said.
He continued: "We all know it's extremely personal, and it is for a woman to deal with things with her body, and especially when dealing with the idea of childbirth and all that stuff." Cannon did say that if the couple, who married in 2008 , did ever have an announcement of that kind to make to the world they would "strategically plan it out properly" to avoid hype.
"That's something you want to keep near and dear and as close to you as you possibly can, until you're 100 percent sure, in any situation," he continued. "There's a certain time limit you're supposed to wait before you can actually officially say that you are and all that stuff. You don't want to mislead anybody."
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34033-012: Development of the Insurance Industry
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The objective of the TA is to support the development of the insurance industry by (i) strengthening the legal and regulatory framework; (ii) upgrading the institutional capability of the State Insurance Supervision Board as the regulator and supervisor to ensure adequate supervision of insurance companies; and (iii) developing a management information system (MIS). The scope of work will include: (i) development of prudential regulations for insurance companies in line with international ... Read More
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HOMEWARD BOUND: Matt Stiff performs as part of G4 at the Grimsby Auditorium.
A CLEETHORPES operetta will be given the X-Factor when singing-sensation Matt Stiff takes to the stage.
The former G4 star is reprising the role of police sergeant in Pirates of Penzance – a position which he first filled in 2000 when he was still a student at Franklin College, Grimsby.
As reported, Matt, 29, rose to international acclaim as a baritone-bass singer, with vocal group and 2004 X-Factor finalists, G4.
He is now returning to North East Lincolnshire to take part in the Gilbert and Sullivan classic at St Andrew's Methodist Church, St Peter's Avenue, Cleethorpes, on Saturday, September 12, from 7.30pm.
Matt and more than 50 singers, many former members of The Savoyards, are being joined by several well-known local soloists, including Tony Blackmore, Anne Hopper and John Elliott.
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A boutique hotel on the park in Sausalito, CA Minutes from San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge Marin's stylish little hotel. An evolving part of Sausalito since 1915, the Hotel Sausalito has style, warmth and history. Sixteen luxurious rooms and suites feature custom-designed furnishings, hand crafted by local artisans. The hallways are lined with strikingly accurate renditions of Matisses and Monets by Napa Valley artist Kelleen Sullivan. The hotel's décor conjures up images evocative of the French Riviera. Built in 1915 and renovated in 1996!
On the park in Sausalito, Hotel Sausalito is the ideal getaway for visitors wanting a more tranquil taste of San Francisco for vacation, honeymoon or business travel. Warmth and contemporary style define this historic hotel. Just steps from the SF Ferry, Hotel Sausalito is centrally located near boating, Golden Gate National Recreation Area hiking, coastal biking trails, art galleries, shopping and waterfront restaurants.
Sausalito, located directly across the bay from San Francisco and perched on the water's edge, is a town to fall in love with and, if you're lucky, in. At the center of it all is the Hotel Sausalito. Step outside its doors and...
You may take the ferry to the city and walk along the waterfront with its spectacular view of the San Francisco skyline. Window-shop at places such as Petri's Gallery while wandering through the town to the gentle sound of the lines smacking against sailboat masts. Rent rollerblades and blade the bike trail that runs along the waterfront between Sausalito and Tiburon.
Dotted with many cafes, coffee houses, yacht harbors, and spectacular views; Sausalito makes exercise seem like play. Decisions about dinner are made difficult by the numerous restaurants in the area such as Mikayla's, Spinnaker's, Ondine, and Horizons, offering exceptional fare and commanding views of the bay.
Area Activities
If the day is too beautiful to stay in a town...
- Bike rentals are available for trips to nearby Mt. Tam
- Take a hiking tour in the Marin headlands to Point Reyes and Muir Woods
- Sea adventures in kayaks and sailboats are all at your fingertips
- You can charter a yacht or take a seaplane flight and really get to know the San Francisco Bay
- Angel Island beckons from nearby, a short ferry ride can take you to the Island for picnics, hikes, bike riding and general beach loafing
With Mill Valley and Tiburon close by, there is no shortage of shops, boutiques, and restaurants or cafes. If you crave the hustle and bustle of a city for the day, San Francisco is just across The Golden Gate Bridge (about a 15 minute ferry ride).
The natural playground of the viewsome Marin Headlands and Mt. Tamalpais is an added bonus to the charm of Sausalito and its neighboring towns. With so many options to fill up a few days, there is a tough decision to make each morning; how will you be able to see and do everything you would like in the short time of your visit?
Hotel Offerings
Most rooms have scenic park or Sausalito harbor views and all feature morning newspaper at the door, desktop phones with data port and voice mail, in room fax (complimentary upon request), cable television, lush linens and full toiletry ensemble.
The hotel is a decidedly "European Boutique Hotel" with current fashion elements complementing the French Riviera style. The decoratives of each room are handmade; stained cement, shattered glass mosaic mirrors, tile treatments, and hand-forged wrought iron are a few of the elements used to create the overall effect.
Original stained glass windows add heritage and dimension to five of the hotel's bathrooms. Showers are generous, and bed linens ridiculously lush. Unique reproductions of the masters of impressionism line the hallway.
"It was our intent to create a Mediterranean ambiance... the town really is evocative of a village along the French Riviera. I see the finished hotel as being warm, nurturing, stylish, and yet with a sense of whimsy." Linda Applewhite, Mill Valley.
Rave Reviews
"Recommended in the New York Times."
"…every nook and cranny of the Hotel Sausalito has been lovingly attended to…the hotels' public spaces are just as breathtaking as the rooms. Like a museum gallery…the vibrant works of art add to the hotel's international flavor…the piece de resistance of the property…is the hotel's intimate Romanesque rooftop garden…where guests can dine, read, relax, or just engage in the lost art of contemplation." - Preview Travel
"…all the benefits of a big-city hotel…as cozy as Sausalito itself." - Travel Holiday, Inns of the Month
"The Hotel Sausalito, near Bridgeway, indeed belongs on the French Riviera. With rooms done in shades of avocado, apricot and lemon, handcrafted furniture lending a special flair and enough pillows to pile to the ceiling, the hotel is fit for both artists and kings." - Reno Gazette-Journal
"…the sunny terrace garden is the perfect spot for a morning cup of coffee." - Bon Appetit
"…swathed in shades of lemon, apricot, and olive, and furnished with wrought iron beds, pine armoires, and mosaic bathroom mirrors. They're an art lover's dream." - Travel and Leisure
"…a superb location, smack in the middle of Marin County, a short ferry ride from San Francisco…you've got a spot that lovers of the good life would kill to call home." - Brides Magazine
"...a great place to cuddle up, whether for reasons of rain or romance ...an un-European bath with a glassed in shower so large it would rent for $900. a month in Manhattan...in short, these are rooms that beg for a 48-hour "Do Not Disturb" sign. - Los Angeles Times
"Two years of careful renovation and restoration of the historic,
1915 mission revival-style landmark have been well spent." - Sunset
"...picture-perfect vistas...chic-boutique hotel" - Brides
"A delightful family from Scotland has journeyed across the ocean and settled in Sausalito. Their Scottish brogue will charm you, but it is their warm, professional approach to innkeeping that impresses. The furnishings are handsome, custom-designed and handcrafted by local artisans, and have been selected to enhance the individuality of each guestroom. Regardless of location or size, guestroom appointments, such as furnishings, art, the finest linens, desktop phones with data ports, voice mail, and cable television, are luxurious and provided to pamper the guest."
- Karen Brown's Guide to California Inns, Random House
How to Find Us
From San Francisco Airport:
- Leaving the airport, take 380 North
- From 380 North, merge onto 280 North
- Follow signs for Golden Gate Bridge (Hwy 1)
- Cross Golden Gate Bridge going North on US 101
- After crossing Golden Gate Bridge, exit on Alexander Ave (1st exit)
- Follow Alexander Ave. until driving level with water on right
- Take first right turn onto El Portal
- Drive half way down block to the hotel entrance
- Welcome to Hotel Sausalito
From Oakland Airport:
- Leaving the airport, head North on Airport Exit towards Passenger Terminal ACC
- Turn right onto Airport Drive
- Turn right onto Hegenberger Road
- Take the I-880 North onramp
- Take the I-880 exit towards CA-24/Walnut Creek
- Take the I-580 exit towards San Francsico/Hayward
- Take the I-580 West exit on left towards San Francisco
- Turn right at the intersection of I-80 West ramp, stay on I-580 West
- Take the Sir Francis Drake Blvd. exit towards US 101 South
- Turn left to take the US-101 South exit
- Take the Sausalito/Marin City exit (0.1 miles)
- Turn left at the first set of stop lights
- Go under freeway and turn right at stop lights
- Follow bridgeway for 2.5 miles
- Turn left onto El Portal - this is the first available turn after small park with fountain and flag pole
- Drive half a block to Hotel Entrance
- Welcome to Hotel Sausalito
From North of San Francisco:
- Take US 101 South
- Take the Marin City/Sausalito exit
- Turn left onto Donahue Street
- Continue straight to go onto Bridge Blvd
- Turn right onto Bridgeway
- Turn slight right onto Coloma St
- Turn slight left onto Bridgeway
- Turn slight right at the intersection of Anchor Street to stay on Bridgeway
- Turn left onto El Portal
- Drive half way down block to hotel entrance
- Welcome to Hotel Sausalito


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My quest to interview a voter on a very slow Election Day is finally over. And it only took three hours. The lucky voter's name is Jimmie Ann Doss. That's right — her name is Jimmie. More on that later. I found Doss, 69, exiting Rayburn Elementary, where only 16 voters had cast ballots as […] [Read More]
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Mary Page has never before stood outside a polling place, holding up a big sign. But the Olmos Park resident was inspired by outsider gubernatorial candidate Debra Medina to put on the T-shirt, sans jacket, waving and chatting up voters despite the chill outside Olmos Park City Hall. "Debra Medina believes in freedom," said Page, […] [Read More]
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Just down the hall from the Bexar County Republican Party HQ, Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison staked out a small, two-room office that will serve as her local home base of operations. And while local GOP Chairman Richard Langlois called that proximity something of a coincidence, his decision to welcome the Senator with public remarks Friday […] [Read More]
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FaulknerUSA, the Austin-based developer that built the Grand Hyatt in San Antonio, is no longer slated to build a convention-center hotel in Broward Co., Fla. The Sun-Sentinel reports on its Broward Co. politics blog that the deal has fallen through, and FaulknerUSA is going to get a hefty refund. Read about it HERE. Click HERE […] [Read More]
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Obama is playing the blame game
Barack Obama has amnesia when he talks about the sequestration that involves cutting the defense budget, etc. He signed this bill into law. The Republicans tried to change his mind but were told he would veto anything they tried to do. As usual he is blaming somebody else for his policies. The bad part is 49 percent of America believes everything he says. A poll was taken about sequestration and 31 percent blamed Obama and 49 percent blamed Republicans. In reality, 100 percent of the blame belongs on his shoulders.
He is trying to make treaties with the United Nations, which could threaten the nation's autonomy. Obama and his party says this won't happen. But if it does, Obama can blame the Senate for ratifying the treaties.
Obama has blamed George W. Bush, the rich, the Republicans and anybody else for his bungling of the economy. The media hasn't held him responsible for his foreign policy, etc. He has been able to play the blame game and get by with it.
When George W. Bush was president, it was a different story. Bush couldn't do anything right. It was his fault that Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans. Is it possible people hated Bush because he was against abortion, homosexual marriage and for Israel?
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Crown City, Ohio
Teacher and aides should be retained
This letter is to express appreciation to an outstanding Pre-K special needs teacher at Guyandotte Elementary named David Stewart and his aides, Mrs. Karen and Mrs. Tedda. My grandson has been in his class this year and we are awed by the job they have done.
We are saddened and disappointed that they will not be able to continue in this class next year because someone with a master's degree bid on the job for next year and was awarded the position. I cannot understand how such a gifted group can be lost due to technicalities such as this.
The loss will be great because teachers such as these do not come along very often. Sincerely wish something could be done to preserve this trio in that position and their efforts and obvious talent for doing this job could be rewarded and allowed to continue. We could not be happier with the job they have done this year.
Linda Tomblin
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A relaxing escape from the chaos of Las Vegas, but still very close to the action.
Drive up to the portico of the Four Seasons, past the trickling fountain and the manicured gardens, and Vegas glitz may not come to mind. Same goes when you walk by the fireplace and elegant Asian art in the wood-paneled lobby. The sedate pool could just as easily be at a Florida or Southern California resort.
That not-in-Vegas vibe, of course, is what the 424-room Four Seasons is going for. But as soon as you want the very-in-Vegas vibe, the sister property Mandalay Bay is right there, with the shows, the bars, the slot machines, and the crowded pools. The Four Seasons is actually within the Mandalay Bay hotel, but you'd never know it. The lobby and entrance are separate, and the rooms occupy their own floors. It's a quiet refuge -- but one that's steps away for the very hubbub that guests are seeking to avoid.
Since it's a Four Seasons, what the hotel is also offering is classic luxury and a doting staff. On that count, the Four Seasons gets mixed marks. The service is indeed top-notch: housekeeping comes twice a day, pool attendents swing by with fresh towels. But the Trump, another luxury property without a casino, has far bigger rooms. And travelers who want to be in Mandalay Bay can find larger suites at THEHotel, the other hotel to share the complex.
The Four Seasons is on the far southern end of the Las Vegas Strip, part of the Mandalay Bay complex, and a little removed from the action.
The Four Seasons is located within the Mandalay Bay hotel (the rooms are on the 35th to 39th floors), but the hotel has its own entrance and driveway. The Mandalay Bay complex, which also includes THEhotel, is on the southernmost end of the Strip, the densely-packed three-and-a-half-mile-long stretch of hotel-casinos. (The immediate neighborhood amounts to vacant lots, rundown motels, and strip malls.)
Most Las Vegas visitors want to explore all of the big properties along the Strip. A free tram connects the Mandalay with the Luxor and Excalibur, two Strip hotels directly to the north. It runs Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 10:30 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. The hotel provides free car service to the Strip, though some travelers report that the service isn't always available.
Cabs are easy to find at virtually any time of day or night. A generally less expensive option for traveling along the Strip is the Deuce, a double-decker bus that runs up and down the Strip 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and costs $3. There's also a monorail, which stops at MGM Grand, Bally's/Paris, Flamingo/Caesars Palace, Harrah's/Imperial Palace, the Las Vegas Convention Center, the Hilton, and the Sahara. A single ride ticket is $5; a one-day pass is $13. If you're traveling with at least one other person, a cab is often the least-expensive option.
For a Strip hotel, the Four Seasons is especially close to McCarran International Airport. A cab could run as little as $10.
The comfortable rooms exude classic luxury.
Rooms are luxurious and stylish, with an almost retro vibe and bold but refined patterns in a white and gold palette. Standard rooms start at 500 square feet, with floor-to-ceiling windows the offer sweeping views of Vegas; Suites range from the basic Four Seasons Executive Suite at 810 square feet, to the Presidential Suite at 3,400 square feet.
A small pool with exemplary service; a large and bright fitness center, and a well-regarded spa.
A quiet scene, ample services, a lengthy kids' menu and great activies at the Mandalay Bay complex make the Four Seasons one of the most family-friendly hotels in Las Vegas.
Four Seasons offers families a nice mix: quiet lodgings with a staff that bends over backwards to welcome kids (from childproofing the room to spelling out your kid's name in sponge letters in the bathroom), and the lively diversions of Mandalay Bay right on the property. Cribs and rollaway beds are free, and housekeeping can drop off playpens and highchairs. If a guest orders a crib, the hotel will cover the wall sockets and add bumpers to any sharp corners too. The staff can provide coloring books, crayons, toys, games and movies, as well as arrange for a babysitter. The extensive offerings on the children's menu are broken out into "kids" and "young adults" sections, so your 14-year-old can have a veggie buritto for breakfast instead of Cheerios.
The pool may be a bit sedate for children, but no matter: Four Seasons guests can swim at Mandalay Bay's 11-acre pool complex, which includes a wave pool and a lazy river ride. Plus, Mandalay Bay is host to a shark-filled aquarium and regular performances of The Lion King.
Pets are part of the family too at the Four Seasons -- as long as the pooch meets the weight limit.
The hotel welcomes up to two pets per room, as long as they meet their combined 25 pound weight limit. There is also a one-time chargeand for additional fees, the hotel can arrange pet sitting or other services for Fido.
Two fine restaurants on site, and many more dining options at adjacent Mandalay Bay.
Guests at Four Seasons can chose from two fine restaurants in the hotel, or walk over to one of the dozens next door at Mandalay Bay.
The Las Vegas outpost of this venerable luxury chain is a rare quiet refuge from the casino cacophony. Count on excellent service, stylish rooms, a serene pool, and two good restaurants. Head to the adjoining Mandalay Bay Hotel for gambling, partying, a vast pool complex, and a shark-filled aquarium.
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"Operation Be Fit" is the DoD program initiative designed to place renewed emphasis on the physical fitness of the entire military community. This initiative builds on the significant efforts already ongoing within each of the Services by combining expertise within the Department of Defense, and by adding Department emphasis and endorsement to those efforts. The goals of "Operation Be Fit" are to improve and expand program offerings in fitness, sports and recreation activities that involve physical activity and increase individual participation in physical activities within the military community.