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Located in Alfama, this apartment is within a 15-minute walk of National Military Museum and Lisbon Cathedral. Castle of Sao Jorge and Santa Justa Elevator are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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This smoke-free apartment features laundry facilities and free WiFi in public areas.
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All 4 apartments feature kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and TVs with cable channels. Guests will also find balconies, Select Comfort beds, and sofa beds.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Alfama River Apartments features laundry facilities. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Alfama River Apartments is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 4
- Number of floors - 4
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LAWC provides counselling and support for women abused by their intimate partner(s) and advocates for personal, social and political change to end violence against women.
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The London Abused Women' s Centre (LAWC) offers advocacy, counselling and support services in a safe, non-crisis, non-residential setting to women 16 and over who are being abused by a current or former intimate partner (i.e., husband, boyfriend, commom-law or lesbian partner).
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People are thinking more health conscious as of late, which has given credence to many entrepreneurs to open their own smoothie shop / juice bars. Though these operations are relatively humble compared to, let's say, an extensive banquet facility, they still have to adhere to the same health and sanitation ordinances, and have the same principle interests at hand. Let's take a look at the necessary equipment needed to start one of these operations, and then a few things to look at while shopping that will make the checkout process go "smooth".
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Rather, domestication happened when a small handful of especially opportunistic species discovered through Darwinian trial and error that they were more likely to survive and prosper in an alliance with humans than on their own. Humans provided the animals with food and protection, in exchange for which the animals provided the humans their milk and eggs and -- yes -- their flesh. Both parties were transformed by the relationship: animals grew tame and lost their ability to fend for themselves (evolution tends to edit out unneeded traits), and the humans gave up their hunter-gatherer ways for the settled life of agriculturists. (Humans changed biologically, too, evolving such new traits as a tolerance for lactose as adults.)
From the animals' point of view, the bargain with humanity has been a great success, at least until our own time. Cows, pigs, dogs, cats and chickens have thrived, while their wild ancestors have languished. (There are 10,000 wolves in North America, 50,000,000 dogs.) Nor does their loss of autonomy seem to trouble these creatures. It is wrong, the rightists say, to treat animals as ''means'' rather than ''ends,'' yet the happiness of a working animal like the dog consists precisely in serving as a ''means.'' Liberation is the last thing such a creature wants. To say of one of Joel Salatin's caged chickens that ''the life of freedom is to be preferred'' betrays an ignorance about chicken preferences -- which on this farm are heavily focused on not getting their heads bitten off by weasels.
But haven't these chickens simply traded one predator for another -- weasels for humans? True enough, and for the chickens this is probably not a bad deal. For brief as it is, the life expectancy of a farm animal would be considerably briefer in the world beyond the pasture fence or chicken coop. A sheep farmer told me that a bear will eat a lactating ewe alive, starting with her udders. ''As a rule,'' he explained, ''animals don't get 'good deaths' surrounded by their loved ones.''
The very existence of predation -- animals eating animals -- is the cause of much anguished hand-wringing in animal rights circles. ''It must be admitted,'' Singer writes, ''that the existence of carnivorous animals does pose one problem for the ethics of Animal Liberation, and that is whether we should do anything about it.'' Some animal rightists train their dogs and cats to become vegetarians. (Note: cats will require nutritional supplements to stay healthy.) Matthew Scully calls predation ''the intrinsic evil in nature's design . . . among the hardest of all things to fathom.'' Really? A deep Puritan streak pervades animal rights activists, an abiding discomfort not only with our animality, but with the animals' animality too.
However it may appear to us, predation is not a matter of morality or politics; it, also, is a matter of symbiosis. Hard as the wolf may be on the deer he eats, the herd depends on him for its well-being; without predators to cull the herd, deer overrun their habitat and starve. In many places, human hunters have taken over the predator's ecological role. Chickens also depend for their continued well-being on their human predators -- not individual chickens, but chickens as a species. The surest way to achieve the extinction of the chicken would be to grant chickens a ''right to life.''
Yet here's the rub: the animal rightist is not concerned with species, only individuals. Tom Regan, author of ''The Case for Animal Rights,'' bluntly asserts that because ''species are not individuals . . . the rights view does not recognize the moral rights of species to anything, including survival.'' Singer concurs, insisting that only sentient individuals have interests. But surely a species can have interests -- in its survival, say -- just as a nation or community or a corporation can. The animal rights movement's exclusive concern with individual animals makes perfect sense given its roots in a culture of liberal individualism, but does it make any sense in nature?
In 1611 Juan da Goma (aka Juan the Disoriented) made accidental landfall on Wrightson Island, a six-square-mile rock in the Indian Ocean. The island's sole distinction is as the only known home of the Arcania tree and the bird that nests in it, the Wrightson giant sea sparrow. Da Goma and his crew stayed a week, much of that time spent in a failed bid to recapture the ship's escaped goat -- who happened to be pregnant. Nearly four centuries later, Wrightson Island is home to 380 goats that have consumed virtually every scrap of vegetation in their reach. The youngest Arcania tree on the island is more than 300 years old, and only 52 sea sparrows remain. In the animal rights view, any one of those goats have at least as much right to life as the last Wrightson sparrow on earth, and the trees, because they are not sentient, warrant no moral consideration whatsoever. (In the mid-80's a British environmental group set out to shoot the goats, but was forced to cancel the expedition after the Mammal Liberation Front bombed its offices.)


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Trulia Real Estate – Homes for Sale & Apartments for Rent
Trulia is no longer supporting the Windows 8 application for desktop and tablets at this time. You can continue to enjoy all of the features of the app and more, including crime, school, and commute maps, as well as stay on top of your home search with Trulia's award winning real estate search website at www.trulia.com. Please email email@example.com if you have any questions. Trulia's real estate app for Windows 8 helps you find the perfect home, with a visually rich mosaic of nearby homes for sale and rent, and new listings as they hit the market. Easily personalize your search to see real estate listings just right for you, and view your favorite homes from the hub. We'll let you know (right from the hub!) when prices drop and new homes come up that match your search criteria. It's the best way to stay on top of your home search, from your desktop or tablet. Note: Trulia is only for properties in the USA at this time.More
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Why is this in the store?
This app shouldn't have been released to the public. I think the first ipad version was more useful. There isn't a sign in for existing Trulia users, most of the listing information is incomplete, no map layers, and no full screen photos, so the photo size on a laptop screen is smaller than on a phone. to top it off, they use the ugly pixelated Bing maps instead of the nice Google maps.More
Good Real estate app, but needs more features.
Sleek, to the point, and blends well with Win8 UI. Just seems to be missing key features, such as... - Ability to sign-in (and all that comes with that) - More filters; Show/Hide foreclosures/short-sales, add 50's to price filter - Ability to save those filters - More property info would be nice Also, the displaying of properties seems to be very erratic based on the user's zoom position.More
Hard to Navigate
The app has no options to easily look at your favorites, log in/log out, set search filters and other things that I can't think of right now. The app is much easier to navigate with Android. Not sure why it's not set up about the same!!!!More
Good first app
Love the app except for it crashes randomly. Also, please add a feature to add favorite locations.More
Marketing Gimmick
Don't bother. You can't get any info and need to register to do anything useful.More
Can't log in
App will not log into my trulia account. Double check all info IS correct. Can log in both online and with my android tab app, just not the Win 8 app. FAIL!!More
Needs work
I like Trulia, but this app is really worthless. It needs filters and a functional search / location setting at the MINIMUM. That will bump it up to 3-4 stars. Hope to see improvements before Zillow gets on Windows market!More
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Simple deduction says if there's nothing on the map then hey...it couldn't find anything! Don't force me tap a button for this redundant message. The map works well. The filter should be accessible from the main page. It shouldn't be locked to your current location - the point of using this is to move AWAY so why do I care about my neighbor's house for sale? The pictures should change if I click and drag (simulating swiping). Also should zoom if I click them. 2 stars for effort, keep improvinMore
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Trulia Real Estate – Homes for Sale & Apartments for Rent
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Update on Jose GilbertoJose is requesting another loan to buy manure, seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides and insecticides. He hopes to eliminate the weeds from his land and avoid infestations in his corn crop. He used his previous loan to pay for the labor and equipment needed to harvest his crop. He earns just enough income to pay off his debts and pay for basic necessities for his family.
El préstamo anterior le facilito el pago de mano de obra y tener equipo adecuado para procesar la cosecha, sus ingresos son de subsistencia y los utilizo para cancelar su deuda y cubrir las necesidades básicas de su familia.
Previous Loan DetailsJose is in charge of the family income and his family includes his wife and children. He owns his home and raises and sells corn from 6:00 am to 4:00 pm. He has been doing this for ten years and this has kept him from having trouble doing it. He will use the money from this loan to pay for l... More from Jose Gilberto's previous loan »
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Does Federal Student Aid Raise Tuition? New Evidence on For-Profit Colleges
We use administrative data from five states to provide the first comprehensive estimates of the size of the for-profit higher education sector in the U.S. Our estimates include schools that are not currently eligible to participate in federal student aid programs under Title IV of the Higher Education Act and are therefore missed in official counts. We find that the number of for-profit institutions is double the official count and the number of students enrolled during the year is between one-quarter and one-third greater. Many for-profit institutions that are not Title IV eligible offer certificate (non-degree) programs that are similar, if not identical, to those given by institutions that are Title IV eligible. We find that the Title IV institutions charge tuition that is about 78 percent higher than that charged by comparable institutions whose students cannot apply for federal financial aid. The dollar value of the premium is about equal to the amount of grant aid and loan subsidy received by students in eligible institutions, lending some credence to a variant of the "Bennett hypothesis" that aid-eligible for-profit institutions capture a large part of the federal student aid subsidy.
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Assistant loan officers are in charge of reviewing loan applications and completing administrative tasks for their organization. They are responsible for checking important loan details and requirements before submitting all documentation to the lender. They also prepare cost estimates for borrowers, provide all necessary information to relevant parties, answer client inquiries, and redirect questions to the appropriate departments.Read More...
One of the assistant loan officer's main responsibilities includes preparing letters of credit for lenders. Additionally, these professionals facilitate the closing of loans, actively participate in the preparation and distribution of marketing materials, and convey complex loan information in simple terms to clients. Generally, assistant loan officers report their progress and escalate issues to the loan office or supervisor in their department. In all tasks, these officers must follow strict privacy policies to protect the identities of all parties involved, as well as keep accurate records of loan requests and other lender/borrower information.
Previous experience as an assistant loan officer is often required or preferred for these positions, and at least a high school diploma or equivalent is needed. Assistant loan officers must be proficient with basic office software, have strong organizational skills, have excellent multitasking abilities, and heave the ability to work well in a team environment with other officers to share important loan application data; they must also be able to work effectively on their own with minimal supervision. They must have a basic understanding of the loan application and approval process, as well as possess strong interpersonal skills.
Assistant Loan Officers report using a wide range of professional skills. Most notably, skills in Mortgage Loans, Customer Relationship Management, Customer Service, and Loan Processing are correlated to pay that is above average, with boosts between 4 percent and 15 percent. Skills that are correlated to lower pay, on the other hand, include Loan Documents. For most people, competency in Customer Relations indicates knowledge of Mortgage Loans.
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
Assistant Loan Officers do not generally earn higher incomes from more experience in the field. The average worker who claims fewer than five years of experience earns around $34K. In contrast, however, individuals who report five to 10 years in this occupation see a much larger median of $41K. People with 10 to 20 years of experience make an average of about $44K in this role. Assistant Loan Officers with more than 20 years of experience report incomes that are only modestly higher; the median for these old hands hovers around $45K.
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Commons at Spring Mill, The in Westfield, IN
The Commons at Spring Mill is your source for truly luxurious affordable housing in Westfield, IN. Conveniently located just south of State Road 32 and Spring Mill road in Westfield, we provide the peacefulness of the countryside while still being just minutes away from all that Carmel, Noblesville and Indianapolis have to offer. We are a pet friendly community and have 1, 2, & 3 bedroom apartments in Westfield Indiana. We are very close to Clay Terrace and lots of shopping and dining!
Commons at Spring Mill, The17308 Cayuga Drive, Westfield, IN 46074 USA
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Commons at Spring Mill, The in Westfield, IN
For those who know what they want out of life, The Commons at Spring Mill offers apartment living without compromise. Surround yourself in the natural beauty of Westfield with all of its shopping, dining and entertainment options just a short drive away. Our elegant, apartments deliver a full list of on site amenities that will keep you living the lifestyle you deserve at costs you can afford. If you are looking for an apartment in Westfield Indiana that is comfortable and convenient, we are it! The community features a game room, , 24-Hour fitness facility, business center, 24-Hour onsite laundry, and private entrances. Commons at Spring Mill Apartments are located in the Westfield Washington Schools/Decatur Township and just 5 miles From Clay Terrace Shopping Center and 2 miles from US 31. Our apartment amenities include walk-in closets, all black whirlpool appliances, W/D connections and patios and balconies. We are pet friendly!
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Empowering Communities In the Wildland/Urban Interface
Once thought of as a problem primarily in the western U.S., wildland fires that border developed lands are now a reality not only in the west, but in the south, the Great Lake states, and other parts of the country as well. As the nation's population grows, development pressure has extended the built environment into areas that have historically remained wild. This trend has created an extremely complex mixed-use landscape, which in some areas has come to be known as the wildland/urban interface. As home construction encroaches on forest lands, grasslands, farms, and other fire-prone areas, both lives and property are put at risk from wildland fire.
Losses of life and property and the costs of suppressing wildland fires have increased at an astounding rate. Since 1970, more than 10,000 homes and 20,000 other structures and facilities have been lost to wildland fires. Annual appropriations for the National Fire Plan, the policy foundation for federal and interagency fire management activities have surpassed $2 billion (see the Observer, Vol. XXVII, No. 3, p. 17). These costs and dangers have risen dramatically due in part to the buildup of hazardous fuels, increased home construction, severe drought, and a lack of community-based wildfire mitigation planning policies.
Wildland/Urban Interface
For planning, mitigation, and educational purposes, it may be useful to consider the wildland/urban interface not as a location, but as a set of conditions. Though the interface is typically defined as a geographic area, it is also appropriate to think of it as a set of underlying conditions that exist–or could exist–in nearly every community in the country. Wildland/urban interface factors include weather patterns, vegetation types, building and road construction, average lot size, topography, hydrology, and other variables that combine to make some communities more vulnerable to wildfire than others. Trying to pinpoint the wildland/urban interface is therefore difficult. U.S. Census data indicate that nine of the 15 fastest growing areas in the country are already considered wildland fire-prone areas or are moving toward this designation as a result of rapid growth and accompanying urban sprawl.
Wildland fires are not going to disappear. Living successfully with them will require long-term vision and commitment among a wide group of policy makers and stakeholders to address the root causes of fire hazards. Such a shared vision must look beyond traditional fire response and suppression mechanisms to address community vulnerability, mitigation, and ecologically sound land management.
Firewise Community Programs
Under the aegis of the National Wildland/Urban Interface Fire Program, federal and state agencies, safety organizations, and first responder groups are working together on a public service initiative called the Firewise Communities Program. Firewise is managed by the Wildland/Urban Interface Working Team, a consortium of agencies and organizations that includes the U.S. Department of Agriculture/Forest Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, Federal Emergency Management Agency, International Association of Fire Chiefs, National Emergency Management Association, National Association of State Fire Marshals, National Association of State Foresters, National Fire Protection Association, and U.S. Fire Administration.
Firewise was designed to educate homeowners, community leaders, planners, developers, and others about the hazards associated with fire in the wildland/urban interface. Firewise educational programs and workshops empower participants to take an active role to protect their homes and businesses and create communities that are well-versed in wildfire mitigation activities.
Firewise programs address many aspects of mitigation and community planning, including creative landscaping, home construction and design, fire-resistant structures, and fire hazard recognition. Firewise workshops prepare community leaders and fire service professionals to recognize the wildland/urban interface, deliver fire education to residents, and incorporate Firewise planning into local planning activities through collaborative decision-making.
Examples of techniques that property owners can employ include creating a defensible space around residential structures by clearing trees and brush, adopting targeted landscaping practices, selecting ignition-resistant building materials, positioning structures away from slopes, and working with fire protection agencies to develop emergency access to properties.
Firewise workshops have been given nationally since 1999. Workshops feature interactive discussions, mapping exercises, and wildfire simulations. There have been over 3,000 workshop participants, including community representatives, municipal planners, business leaders, homeowner association members, and fire service professionals. Many participants continue to work with their communities to implement wildfire mitigation programs. The national workshop series has also generated dozens of local and state workshops reaching many more with the Firewise message.
Firewise Communities/USA Recognition Program
In the spring of 2003, Firewise is launching a nationwide program to recognize individual communities for taking action to protect people and property from the dangers of fire in the wildland/urban interface and for maintaining an appropriate level of fire readiness. Called "Firewise Communities/USA," this program was created for small communities and neighborhood associations interested in mitigating wildland fire hazards through adoption and implementation of programs designed with assistance from state forestry agencies and state and local fire staff.
To earn Firewise Communities/USA status, communities must meet the following criteria:
enlist a wildland/urban interface specialist to complete a community assessment and create a plan that identifies agreed-upon solutions to be implemented by the community;
sponsor a local Firewise task force committee, commission, or department to maintain the Fire-wise Community/USA program;
observe a Firewise Community/USA day each spring that is dedicated to a specific Firewise project;
invest a minimum of $2.00 per capita annually in local Firewise projects; and
submit an annual report that documents continuing compliance with the program.
The twelve communities that participated in the pilot phase of the program have already been recognized by Firewise. Communities who are interested in learning more about this program or applying for Firewise Communities/USA recognition can visit http://www.firewise.org/usa.
Technical Support and Information Resources
Firewise program staff provide direct assistance and advice to communities engaged in planning and mitigation of wildland/urban interface fire hazards. In cooperation with state and federal partners, staff help to identify local needs and integrate Firewise planning concepts and philosophy into local multi-hazard mitigation plans, as well as connecting communities with appropriate tools, techniques, and technologies to further Firewise activities. Select communities around the U.S. have been awarded mapping software packages to help assemble and interpret data to improve their local fire and mitigation plans.
In addition to the wealth of material on the Firewise Communities web site, the program is continuously developing informational materials to help communities understand and address wildland fire issues. Firewise information products include a stakeholder newsletter, landscaping and home construction checklists, mini-documentaries, CD-ROMs, school education projects, and more.
Why Firewise?
The Firewise Communities vision is that wildland fires can occur in the future without the loss of homes and structures. The program's goal is to foster the creation of homes and communities built, designed, and maintained to withstand wildland fire without the intervention of the fire department. By working together on this shared national problem, community leaders can create local solutions.
Jim Smalley, Firewise Program and National Fire Protection Association, Quincy, Massachusetts
A list of workshop locations and dates for 2003 is available at http://www.firewise.org.
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Cultural representation and social practice
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As a Women's Studies tutor in the late 1980s, I looked for accounts of western women's experiences of bereavement in order to introduce students to aspects of gender and ageing. Little material about women's grief seemed to be available. Closer examination of the 'classic' literature of death and dying which emerged from the late 1950s onwards revealed that many of its general statements about the nature of loss have an unacknowledged gendered basis in research among widows. There would seem to be a parallel here with much pre-1970s sociological and anthropological research which drew on interviews with men to provide a more general account of aspects of social life (Oakley 1974, Ardener 1972). What is different, however, is the gender of the interviewees whose testimonies are taken to represent both male and female experience.
This chapter asks why material pertaining to women rather than men might have been used to provide a foundation for accounts of grief in adult life. To explore this question, the early bereavement literature is examined alongside other representations of grieving women - for example, the image of the Victorian widow in full mourning dress, the weeping mother of Christ, the full-face newspaper photos of girls and women bereaved in major tragedies, nineteenth-century grave sculptures of women grieving with abandonment, accounts of women wailing during death rituals in traditional societies.
I will contrast these images and narratives of women with actual social practices associated with bereavement and go on to argue that neither women nor men are likely to grieve in public in the manner depicted in cultural representations of this kind. Both sexes are susceptible to the British imperative to conduct their grieving in private. In public, what is required is a display of signs that an appropriate emotional response is taking place, but elsewhere - in the private setting of the home (Walter, forthcoming). However, when it comes to cultural representations - media images of disasters, full-face photographs on the jackets of self-help books on bereavement, and paintings and statuary of the Virgin Mary cradling the corpse of her dead son - emotional expressivity is highlighted rather than hinted at. Furthermore, it is an arena within which women become prominent. They confront the viewer or the reader with an exposure of emotion which is not only unconstrained but also gendered. Thus, cultural representations of overtly grieving women stand in marked contrast with the social practice of providing no more than what Walter calls a 'competent performance' of grief.


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Watchful Eye Special Report: An eruption of violence
Western Heights residents seeing flurry of shootings
Knoxville police aren't talking about a rash of shootings in the Western Heights area, but residents are.
"I will not address the details of each shooting because even though we've had arrests in some cases, they're still open investigations," said Knoxville Police Department spokesman Darrell DeBusk.
Since June 7, four shootings have occurred within a half-mile area near Western Heights. Gunshots killed three people and wounded three others.
DeBusk declined to say if the shootings are connected or if authorities are taking special precautions in the afflicted area because of the rash of violence.
"I can't go into those details because of the ongoing investigations," he said.
But residents of the area are talking.
On the streets, folks say the trio of deaths are not related. One was meant as retribution for a drug heist, one was the result of a love triangle and one was a gang shooting, according to buzz among residents.
While several residents of Western Heights declined to publicly discuss the shootings, Fudoreya Nikia Wade didn't mind sharing her understanding of the violence. Western Heights is a public-housing project overseen by Knoxville' Community Development Corp.
Wade is a 38-year-old resident of the housing development who serves as secretary for the Western Heights Resident Association. Her mother, Jamesena Nolan, serves as president of the group.
Wade said she is related to two of the people shot in separate incidents. She's a cousin to Uniqua Brown, a 21-year-old mother of four gunned down on Nolan Avenue. And Robert Wade, 21, who was shot during a fight on Reed Street, is her nephew.
For Fudoreya Wade, who ran with a girl gang at age 12, the only common thread in the violence is guns.
"Guns are the main problem," she said. "I've dodged a lot of bullets myself."
Gangs are also part of the violence equation, Fudoreya Wade said, but she doesn't see those groups as a problem. Gangs, she said, provide young people with a sense of belonging and a loose knit pseudo family whose members will fight for each other.
"You fight one and you'll fight them all," Wade said. "There's always going to be gangs."
Wade said she eventually outgrew the gang life.
"Gangs don't make sure your babies have food when you're in jail," she said. "Gangs don't check on your mama when you're in jail."
The first in the string of shootings is blamed by residents on an errant bullet from a drug heist in the Ridgebrook Apartments housing development.
Tammy Faumuina, 37, was sitting in a car in the Ridgebrook development about 12:35 a.m. June 7 when a bullet struck the vehicle and then entered her back. She recovered from the wound.
No arrest has been made in her shooting. Residents contend Faumuina was struck by a bullet fired during a nearby drug robbery. The round was not meant for her, residents say.
Eleven hours later, a spray of bullets flew in the front yard at 1430 Nolan Ave., fatally wounding a woman who had recently birthed twin girls. Wade said Uniqua Brown's death was the result of that earlier marijuana heist in the Ridgebrook. The target was supposed to be Charles Maples, Brown's boyfriend.
Brown, 21, and her boyfriend had just returned home from grocery shopping, Fudoreya Wade said. Maples was in the house putting the couple's newborn twin daughters down while Brown was retrieving her other two children from the car. Those children are ages 4 and 2.
"Instead of shooting him, they shot her," Fudoreya Wade said. "They could have shot those kids.
"Come to find out, he (Maples) hadn't robbed them. Somebody else had robbed them."
Police have charged Lavonte Dominique Simmons, 22, and Shawn David O'Neill, 24, both of Memphis, with first-degree murder.
About 7:40 p.m. July 14, shots filled the air at 1703 Reed St. in Western Heights. Two men, Abel Henry, 21, and Robert Wade, 21, were wounded.
A third man, Mark Hanna, 21, also was shot and died of his injuries. Hanna was pulled by emergency workers from a van that was driven to Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center.
Hanna is the son of Knoxville businessman Rafik Hanna, who has restaurants on Cumberland Avenue and Gay Street. Mark Hanna was driving a van owned by his father during the shooting.
DeBusk has said "the incident occurred among acquaintances." He declined to say who was in the bullet-riddled van with Mark Hanna and who was not.
"It would not be beneficial to the investigation to go into that kind of details at this time," DeBusk said.
Fudoreya Wade, however, said residents think the shooting was a gang initiation. Her nephew, Robert Wade, has been left paralyzed by his wounds, she said.
She said Mark Hanna was known in Western Heights as "Asian." The shooting, she said, involved the Rolling 60 gang.
Court records state Henry was being beaten by Deauntay Shamar Tate, 22, and Marcus Eugene Stanford, 19, and possibly others when shots were fired by the two suspects. Some of those shots also struck Mark Hanna, police allege.
Rafik Hanna said his son was not involved with a gang. He said Mark Hanna had driven an unknown person to Reed Street as a favor for a friend when the shooting occurred.
"The police are saying he was in the wrong place at the wrong time," Rafik Hanna said. "His friend got shot and he tried to get him in the van and was shot."
Tate and Stanford are being held in jail in lieu of $750,000 bond each.
Stanford earlier this year was the target of bullets as he rode with his father in a car along Asheville Highway. Stanford sustained wounds to his legs and hips during the Easter night shooting. His father, who has a history of drug arrests, had a bullet wound on his left side.
The most recent shooting was reported about 8:45 a.m. July 18 when work crews found the body of Conrad Wise, 57, in Malcolm Martin Park.
"He was a Jesus-like person to me," Fudoreya Wade said. "He'd give anybody anything."
Wade said Wise, who lived on Bonnyman Drive in Western Heights, regularly helped her with the resident association activities. Wise was caring for his deceased girlfriend's children, ages 10 and 14, when killed.
Residents think Wise's death was prompted by a love triangle and he was ambushed as he returned from the Food City store on Western Avenue after grocery shopping.
No one has been charged in Wise's death, which was the 15th slaying recorded this year in Knoxville.
Fudoreya Wade said the Western Heights Resident Association will address the violence at its August meeting.
"We'll be talking about the gangs and the shootings at the next meeting," she said. "We've got children out there and it's not safe."
According to DeBusk, resident involvement is a part of the puzzle to reduce violence.
"You have a culture among some men and women who use weapons to settle differences," DeBusk said. "Not just in this community, but all across the country.
"That's how they choose to settle differences. It's just young people in general. And gangs are a factor. They have been for years."
DeBusk said law enforcement is not the answer to the problem.
"Police action should be the last peg of the wheel," he said.
"It takes the community, the young people, their parents, their grandparents and the religious community to get involved."
Knox County District Attorney General Randy Nichols said he met this week with Knoxville Police Chief David Rausch to discuss "this very thing."
"This has been a topic of our discussions for the past several months," Nichols said.
Knoxville City Councilman Dan Brown, who represents the 6th District that includes Western Heights, said no one from the community has contacted him with concerns about the violence.
"It seems to be getting worse," Brown said. "We've got this culture of violence."
Brown said he plans on attending the next Western Heights Resident Association meeting to reach out to the community.
"I'm certainly concerned about the rash of shootings and killings," he said.
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Yes I know people were married and had babies and so presumably there was sex going on. On DS9 tons of people were married or in committed relationships. I realize I am asking for a Star Trek which isn't really what we've had with Star Trek, which has been an "innocent" show as you say
, which is of course totally possible (to be innocent) even as people marry and have children. As we have seen on a hundred other family shows. And you know I'm absolutely fine about it if it stays that way, I just think it may be hanging out with the dinosaurs as far as tv goes if it does. Especially as a science fiction show when people expect their science fiction to be edgy or at least pretending to be edgy or if it's humourous skeeter into the ribald at times.
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. That's because I made it sexy in my head starting waaaaay back in K/S territory and merrily carrying on through all of it. But the reason there is so much hype about subtext in this fandom is because NOTHING HAPPENS
so that is all we have. And before anyone says anything I don't mean this BBS which really doesn't do that element of fandom at all other than the occasional thread. But it's very much a part of Star Trek fandom.
So I can see Trek going either way, I just think the way forward is to have adult elements that it so far has failed to do either at all or convincingly.
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The way Picard is portrait in his relationship with Crusher is a lot like the boys in high school slice-of-life anime. It's kind of pathetic, really.
It's not like I'm expecting total soft-core, or even a long drawn out marriage thing. But it would have been nice to have shown them run off on shore leave together, have a shag, and come back to work. Like grown-ups do.
Do NOT read the novels. What they do to Picard, Crusher, Riker, Troi and Chakotay in their love relationships and baby making is utterly embarrassing.
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Unless I missed it no one has mentioned bracketing exposures (i.e., taking additional shots above and below your meter reading). The F5's meter should handle most scenes fine, but with static subjects in complex lighting (which is often the most interesting), bracketing will give you a lot more keepers. Keep notes so you know which exposure you end up liking; in the future you won't have to bracket so much. I have shot slides for over 20 years and still bracket in many situations because slide film is so finicky. Usually +/- 0.5 stop covers it, but if I'm in a really good unrepeatable situation I'll shoot a full stop over and under as well. The F5 will autobracket to save time.
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