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Two brand new houses built on the site of newly shifted state homes in Auckland have been paint-bombed by vandals.
The houses, expected to sell for around $800,000 each on the corner of Castledine Cres and Eastview Rd, were covered in paint and tagged with the words "developers out" on April 19.
They occupy a site that was once home to state houses removed as part of the controversial Northern Glen Innes Redevelopment Project.
The scheme involves the redevelopment of 156 former state housing properties to create at least 270 new homes for Housing New Zealand tenants.
The new buildings are owned by the property development consortium Creating Communities and opinion over their presence is divided.
Neighbour Liz Vili says the vandalism is petty but shows the disruption in the community.
"I can see it from both sides. It is sad for people. But if they really wanted to voice an opinion about it there's better ways of doing it than throwing paint everywhere. It's pathetic."
Glen Innes resident and local board member Josephine Bartley says vandalism is never an answer.
"There are other ways to voice your concerns about the redevelopment besides resorting to that kind of action.
"That kind of behaviour is dangerous because it taints the rest of the area and adds to the assumptions that are already out there against some of our local kids."
The two houses stand out against the state houses on Eastview Rd, resident James Smith says.
"They are beautiful places which is good to see but we are all struggling here. That's probably why the young ones are fighting back. We're all hurting here."
"It's nothing compared to what could have happened. They could have burnt those properties down. I think it's a statement someone is trying to make."
A Housing New Zealand tenant, who asked not to be named, says the vandalism seems to be in line with how residents are feeling.
"It's because of the housing and it's because we are getting shunted out.
"Good on the protesters that get out there and stand up for what they believe in."
But Creating Communities director Murdoch Dryden says it looks to be nothing more than school holiday high jinx.
Auctions for the two properties were scheduled for April 16 but cancelled because discussions are going ahead with interested buyers, he says.
"At the end of the day it's a good story for Glen Innes.
The Glen Innes community has had quite a lot of years in sub-standard housing.
"This is the first time anyone has gone out and tried to do something positive."
Tamaki MP Simon O'Connor says the vandalism is "reprehensible".
"Glen Innes is a very proud and strong community.
"If it was protesters then it shows they are not interested in state housing or helping people in need, it's been done for their own agenda."
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Tomorrow sees the launch of It's Nice That's first ever D&AD brief, which focuses on promoting our content specifically to the student audience which has always been an important part of our DNA. Some may be surprised to see us lining up alongside brands like Unilever, Oakley and the V&A in the annual awards scheme and it was a decision that was discussed at length in the studio.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi will visit Egypt next week for talks on bilateral ties and the crisis in Syria, the ISNA news agency reported Saturday quoting an Iranian diplomat.
Salehi will meet with his counterpart Mohammed Kamel Amr and President Mohammed Morsi during his two-day visit which begins on January 9, said Mojtaba Amani, the head of Tehran's interests section in Cairo.
Salehi is expected to discuss "bilateral issues, the issue of Syria as well as other regional and international matters" with Egyptian officials, Amani said.
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Salehi left Tehran on a tour of African nations on Saturday, which will take him to Benin, Ghana and Burkina Faso.
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A. Drue Jennings named chairman of search committee to find KU chancellor
KCP&L is a different company than KPL. Completely unrelated.
December 31, 2008 at 12:28 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
New lights may help 6th Street traffic flow
"Fiber Optic Cable? Whatever happened to wireless technology????"
That's so inherently dangerous I barely know where to start. Yeah, it's cheaper, but it's also VERY easy to hack into. I don't think anyone wants some 16 year old kid jacking around with the street lights with his iBook.
July 13, 2007 at 9:10 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
City leaders dispute Census
I think the census numbers are correct, and as mentioned earlier, the problem is jobs. I never left Lawrence after graduating from KU because I like it here so much, but I do have to commute to Leavenworth of all places to get a decent salary. I would love to find a job locally, but for whatever reason (I'm not fully informed about the tax and development issues) they simply don't exist.
Every year KU puts out a large number of people with science and engineering degrees, yet most of them have to move to find a job. Doesn't it seem odd to anyone that no bio-tech of IT businesses have set up shop in town to take advantage of the constantly renewing talent pool?
A town doesn't need to constantly be growing to be thriving, but when the population is shrinking you need to determine if it's just a statistical oddity, or a sign of a more troubling trend.
June 28, 2007 at 12:42 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Italian infusion
Throw me into the group of people that don't want it "toned down."
My mother's side of the family is of northern Italian descent, and we NEVER ate out at Italian restaurants growing up. When I got to college I realized why.
No more mushy pasta!!!
June 27, 2007 at 12:29 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Does Lawrence have top job market?
Yeah, the job market is so fantastic that I drive 80 miles round trip daily. I assume they are counting service and food industry jobs, because there certainly aren't any decent jobs for someone with a M.S. in Engineering.
May 16, 2007 at 12:05 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Kansas home school laws open to interpretation
My personal experience in college was the same as tolawdjk's - the home schooled children I met were quite intelligent, but couldn't handle the social atmosphere at all. On occasion I would act as an orientation facilitator for incoming engineering students and even amongst the stereotypical "nerdy" engineering crowd you could still spot the home schoolers a mile away. The sad part was that their parents ALWAYS insisted that their children were well adjusted and good with social skills, and this was NEVER true.
Yes, they are very polite, respectful and interact well with professors and administrators, but they don't do well at all with the unstructured nature of interacting socially with their peers. I think there is a tendency for some of these parents to think that structured social situations such as dance classes and little league are an acceptable substitute for time that would be spent with other kids in school. Unfortunately, those environments are just that - structured, where most social interactions in college are not.
It's sad to see a kid getting a 3.8 GPA in Engineering, but going home every weekend to spend time with his parents because he doesn't know how to make or keep friends on his own.
May 15, 2007 at 10:44 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
End of an era for deli
My friend worked there until very recently - she was thinking about quitting and then heard a rumor that they were going to close, so she put in her resignation. Fortunately this has given her a few days head start looking for another job.
February 27, 2007 at 9:22 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Bill would require HPV shot for girls
"Oh,right, we would not want to inconvenience the boys, and, besides, the drug is too new to know how it would affect males."
Females were the ones dying from cervical cancer, so wouldn't it make sense to start there? HPV's long term effects on men aren't as well understood as they are for women, and what they do know indicates it doesn't seem to be fatal. Can you imagine the outcry that would have happened if they developed it first for men and not for women?
There are many drugs out there that behave differently upon the different sexes. If it was a requirement that a drug or vaccine had to work equally on both sexes before it was released we would have far fewer available options than we do today.
January 26, 2007 at 3:12 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Bill would require HPV shot for girls
"Here are the contraindications: The product is not to be used for treatment of active genital warts, cervical cancer, CIN, VIN or VaIN. It is also not to be used on pregnant women. It has not been evaluated for carcinogenicity or genotoxicity.
Of course it can't be used on an active outbreak - vaccines make your bodies generate antibodies so when you are exposed to something your own system can fight it off, it doesn't "cure" something you already have. Giving a Polio vaccine to someone with Polio won't do a bit of good - same with an MMR.
You don't want to use it on a pregnant woman because you'd be introducing a form of HPV into their system - you'd be creating the same risks that women with HPV have when getting pregnant.
My great grandfather didn't believe in vaccinations either - because of his paranoia my grandmother ended up having the German Measles, Mumps, and Tuberculosis. She fought through 3 major outbreaks of her TB and they had to take so many chest x-rays that it gave her breast cancer by the time she was in her 40's.
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Woman injured in rollover accident
4 wheel drive may give you better grip when applying the accelerator, but it doesn't do squat when you hit the breaks. All cars have 4 wheel brakes, so the mighty SUV will do no better than the 1979 Pacer. Given the center of gravity, it will probably do worse.
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Big Ears 2010
Recent posting of Alarm Will Sound performing "Revolution 9" live with no recorded sounds:
I had, coincidentally, relistened to The White Album a month or so ago right before George Martin died and loved rehearing this. The AWS performance reminded me of when I went to the Big Ears Festival in Knoxville in 2010 and saw Bang on a Can All Stars perform Brian Eno's Music For Airports. Highly recommended.
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Where was I?
Lisbon from last Thursday through Monday morning to hang with Lisa on her recent business trip. When she had gone previously it was bad timing for me to join her. I had a new job and was busy with new work. This time I was 9 months into the job and felt settled enough to go.
Thu 24 Mar
Leave Wednesday night on Air France going ATL to CDG to LIS. As is tradition, I had pre-flight drink and food at Ecco in the international terminal. On the flight, I watched the first half of Game of Thrones season 5. Since the plane was full of high school kids headed to Paris I should have felt skeevy watching the wildly uncensored scenes but hey, they need to be prepared for Europe's libertine attitude towards nudity. Sadly, the Air France flight back didn't have the same selections so I didn't get to finish it.
After landing, security was quick since no flights outside of Europe enter Lisbon. 15 minute ride to the hotel and a shower before walking into the city proper. Go go go!
I'm on my own until early evening. First stop is Museu Calouste Gulbenkian where they have a collection spanning five millennia that includes Egyptian sculpture, Greek pottery, Chinese ceramics, Persian printing and weaving, and all forms of European art. Basically, my complete art history textbook excluding the 20th century. Notable were some of the Medieval carved miniature panels of scenes from the life of Christ, and the large-scale European landscape paintings from the 1800s. Many names I didn't recognize, and sadly I also didn't follow my lesson from the Uffizi in Florence and buy a guide... or at least write down the names. Maybe next trip!
Front of the museum with a wacky bird.
After a couple of hours, travel was kicking in and I started to pass-out-standing-up while looking at the later works. Left to walk the museum grounds then head back. Espresso and an odd-yet-delicious pastry--a light, sweet bread with gelled candies in it--at O Pao Nosso (Our Bread), then back to the hotel. Our hotel, the Lisbon Marriott, is a ~30 min walk north of the museum via the pedestrian unfriendly Avenida dos Combatentes. I decide to walk the opposite side of the street and soon ran out of sidewalk. 28-hours awake and running across six lanes of traffic is how my vacation didn't end.
Shadow selfie with some of the city's beloved graffiti.
Shower, zone out, and then reunite with Lisa, Alicia, Dan, and Rodney at the hotel bar. Taxi to the Baixa neighborhood (pronounced BI-shah, "Low", cf. "bass") to wander the shops and grab drinks and snacks at Cafe Nicola. More walking and we end up having dinner on the patio at Cafe Lisboa. They're situated next to a plaza where, IIRC, the symphony performs. We didn't get to a symphony concert but maybe next trip! Hotel then SLEEP.
My food porn at Cafe Lisboa is empty plates.
A week or so before I left for Lisbon, my cell phone contract expired. I impluse-abandoned many years with Verizon based on an Ars Technica article and went with Google's Project Fi. Nexus 5X with Marshmallow at $20/month + $10/GB including international calling and data. Perfect. One great feature is the admittedly-creepy Google Timeline that integrates GPS with map locations and photos you've taken. A long time in one spot probably means you stopped there. This makes remembering restaurants and such so much easier.
Where'd little Billy go all day?
Fri 25 Mar
Lisa and the gang had to work a lot more than expected, so Dan and I were on our own much of the day. It was decided that we'd tackle The Metro, so we walked to the Jardim Zoologico station and hopped a ride to Baixa-Chiado station. Five or so museums were mapped out, but we ended up at the Chiado National Museum of Contemporary Art. This is highly recommended. They have two locations, one was mostly closed for renovations and the other had an amazing selection of Portuguese art from the 1970s to the 1990s across many different styles.
Muito bem!
Basically, the modern history I missed at the Gulbenkian on the first day I made up for here. After getting our modern art on, we headed towards St. George Castle to eventually meet up with the workers once they get free of their shackles. Stop for drinks and charcuterie at Le Petite Cafe on Largo Sao Martinho (excellent), then further up the hill to find whatever patio the paycheck slaves ended up at.
Enhance! Rodney, Alicia, and Lisa spotted.
We got to the castle and the line consisted of possibly the entire population of Lisbon. Maybe next trip! Plan B was to just walk around the exterior neighborhoods on the hill and take in the view. Odd area at the entrance to the castle had several large 3D sign letters spelling out random words. KOSMOS and VICTORIA were there with WINU and AM and a couple others that were--I found out later--part of an art installation called LIGHTCRAFT BELMONTE. These particular pieces were from Stefan Kornacki's "Things to Come (Inscription project)". From the catalog:
... years ago [these] were urban signs, topping buildings in the People's Republic of Poland. The irony is that, since these old symbols of innovation and progress were outdone by time ... they reappear now in the urban scape as absurd utterations. ... These 'signs' come from past. But we can look at them also as signs of the future, ruins, of all and any civilizations. Things to come.
This very much expresses the experience viewing them. It was a reference to intentionality that seemed to span multiple, defunct ages. Atlanta needs more urban installations like this.
Messages from the past (or future?!?) and an old apartment building nearby. KOSMOS!!1!
Next stop was lunch at Chapito a mesa: allegedly the 7th best patio in the world. So, of course, I got no pics but I did have many drinks and delicious food. In fact, as much as I love the new phone and service, its battery just cannot survive a full day of mapping and photos and web browsing: no photos after 7 PM. We continued the evening in the heart of the tourist area and browsed several different kiosk-filled streets. The great success for me was: (1) a bottle of 2007 Porto Reccua LBV and (2) a large link of smoky black sausage. The second item--it was assured to me by the butcher--was sealed so that I could get it back to the states without anyone noticing. I did, but only after wrapping it in several layers of plastic bags (which did not eliminate the smoky sausage smell), shoving it in the bag with my workout clothes (still smoky), and spraying down the whole kit with my Polo Black cologne (success). The flight home ended at the Hartsfield Jackson International Luggage Carousel. Immediately after I texted Dan, who was still in passport control, that I'd wait for him, several agricultural dogs started circling the room. Me + poker face exited quickly and now I'm happily ensconced at home with port and sausage!
More wanderings in the neighborhood: Museu da Cerveja where Rodney bough a set of glasses shaped like bottles, Trobadores Taberna Medieval where all things Renfest were happening. We had seen a couple of bars that had traditional Fado music, but needed reservations to get in. Plans were to go Saturday, but that fell through. Maybe next trip! Finally back to the hotel for late-night drinks at the bar.
Sat 26 Mar
Saturday! The good news: Lisa didn't have to go into work. The bad news: Lisa had food poisoning and, though the weather had been perfect thus far, the day turned cloudy and cold. No matter. Dan and I missed each other at the hotel breakfast somehow, then got a late start at Belem Tower for pics (another absurdly long line kept us out, maybe next trip!), and the Museu do Combatente. The museum had presentations for Portugal's role in WWII (less interesting) and for their colonial uprisings in Africa (very interesting). Apparently, Portugal defied the UN resolution on self-determination of colonies and did not allow it's territories to become independent. Rebellions broke out in Angola, Portuguese Guinea, and Mozambique starting in 1961 and continuing until 1974. Spoilers: those countries are free now. I knew Portugal had an empire hundreds of years ago, but never really considered its demise. Interesting history.
Protect the city, oh great Belem Tower!
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We saw the changing of the guards at Aos Combatentes do Ultramar (Overseas Combatants).
Next stop was supposed to be the Jeronimos Monastery, but we passed by the Museu Colecao Berardo and decided that free admission to contemporary art trumps monks. The museum is in a complex that also has a symphony hall (performing John Adams' 2006 opera A Flowering Tree on the 6th) a theater and a couple of restaurants. In the museum proper we walked through a small installation of Nicolas Paris works called Four variations on nothing or talking about that which has no name, and twelve-or-so rooms of contemporary art from the 1960s to the 1990s. The Paris works were humorous and thoughtful and hard to describe. Tiny, delicate pieces that continued in variated forms. Cut paper; rocks; wires glass and plants. The larger show had some very major works and really nice pieces of minimalist sculpture. None of the pics turned out though! Very late lunch at the East West Pizza Sushi Cafe in the museum complex then Uber back to the hotel to meet up with the gang.
Long table with various contraptions by Nicolas Paris.
We zoned out at the hotel a little, back to the hotel bar, then dinner at the hotel restaurant with all except Sick Lisa. Pretty exhausted.
Sun 27 Mar
Last day so Lisa and I head out for fun in the sun. She's stir crazy from her Day of the Dead so walking is in order. Walk to the Metro--second and last trip on my 3-day pass did not make it a fiscally sound purchase--then down to Praca do Comercio and some pics of King Jose the 1st.
The king and his lazy, lazy subjects.
Another shadow selfie with Pac Man.
Walk the coast and stop for drinks at Monte Mar restaurant on our way to a complex of bohemian galleries and restaurants called LX Factory. Walking and getting lost on the way ate up time, so many of the shops were closed there. Lunch at the wonderful A Praca where I had maybe my most Portuguese meal: cod fish cake. Delicious.
Lisa tags an LX Factory building with graffiti and plots a SmartCar Getaway.
We should have taken the trolly back to Baixa but instead just taxied. Maybe next trip! Once back in the hood, we queued in the first and only line during our entire time in Lisbon: the Santa Justa Lift. Completely worth it for the view that we got.
It was cold, thrilling, and the exit several stories up at the top took us to the coolest neighborhood in the city: Bairro Alto (high neighborhood, cf. alto vs. baixa, high vs. low). Just as LX Factory was like the Goat Farm or L5P in Atlanta, Bairro Alto was like Soho in NYC. So many great, small restaurants and wine bars, we first stopped at Wine & Pisco in the middle of a small plaza where we had wine and I had a shot of pisco. Pisco is basically Perivian grappa and it will blind you just as easily as grappa. Drink. With. Care. Further wandering brought us to The Old Pharmacy which had an excellent wine selection and an equally excellent soundtrack playing The Rolling Stones performed a la lounge music. We made it back to the hotel around 9? or so and I hung until 11?? so I could get up at 3! to leave at 4!! for a 6 AM flight. No surprises and the sausage made it home (phrasing). Return movies were newly viewed The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2 (3/5) plus previously viewed Trainwreck (4/5) and Star Wars: The Force Awakens (4/5). Home; jog in the perfect weather; grab a calzone from Vinny's.
31 March 2016
AI and tomorrow
An article covering the monumental story of an AI beating the world champion Go player discusses the societal ramifications: Deep Learning Is Going to Teach Us All the Lesson of Our Lives: Jobs Are for Machines. The program Alpha Go beat the human Lee Se Dol. Some of the ramifications:
The article presents jobs across two dimensions: routine and non-routine, cognitive and manual. Routine jobs in both cognitive and manual have stopped growing starting around 1990. The assumption/premise, and not a controversial one, is that this is a result of automation. The question, and this is the crucial, has become when will non-routine jobs succumb. As a software engineer, I tend to think that software engineering will survive (as did Go players...) as well as health care, based basically because I think non-routine cognitive jobs will survive the longest. And I still have the bias that human-to-human interaction will retain its value in some industries.
AIs referenced in the article: Amelia call center AI. She replaces call center workers across multiple languages and learns faster than any low-wage human. The Viv personal assistant which promises to bypass the ubiquitous advertising that pays for web content. These subjects are regularly discussed in the subreddits Futurology and DarkFuturology. So the subject of post-scarcity mediation is not something for the distant future. As jobs progressively become not-done by humans, the question of how do humans get money to pay for materials (produced by machines?) becomes more common. When there are no jobs for humans, how do they pay for food etc.? The basic income proponents are already thinking about that and Switzerland is already preparing.
Is the blacksmith analogy dead? The confidence that, just like smithees had to adapt to the elimination of their jobs 150 years ago, current jobs will morph into a new job market. Maybe there are no new jobs to replace the eliminated. And, as a developer, my whole career has been eliminating jobs.
Valuable reading is 20 Crucial Terms Every 21st Century Futurist Should Know. It suggests a radical socialist idea to me: The move from some automation to complete automation starts with a redistribution of wealth to those in control of the automation. It initially appears as the class struggle. What happens to those wealthy and poor when the economy collapses?
22 March 2016
Rod McKuen
Matt and Mason have been album hunting for their new turntables, and I found Rod McKuen's album Concerto for Balloon and Orchestra on Amazon. Which reminded me of something I had acquired I-know-not-when, but revealed itself after digging through a junk drawer:
Just the idea that he would write something like this boggles the mind. Sadly, I have no cassette player. Tracks:
- Concerto for Balloon and Orchestra
- Tournament (11:24)
- Floating (7:57)
- Lands End (8:40)
- Concerto for Cello and Orchestra
- 1st Movement: Andantino (8:03)
- 2nd Movement: Romance (9:59)
- 3rd Movement: Allegro (7:40)
- Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra
- 1st Movement: The Low Hills (5:05)
- 2nd Movement: Largo (7:44)
- 3rd Movement: Mariposas (6:14)
20 March 2016
More political transcriptions
Donald Trump with a supercut of him saying "China" transcribed for 5-string bass [ via Language Log ]:
Such discursive, chromatic jazz seems to lend itself nidely to spoken word. See also the transcriptions in Reich's Different Trains. These are a reversal sort of of sprachstimme. Immediately reminded me of the Palin transcription that was popular back in October 2008:
And the equally hilarious McCain transcription:
These two done by Henry Hey who has a few others on the YouTube channel sailingandmusic.


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The drunken one-night stand that led to a false allegation of rape: Accused man received death threats and became recluse
- Fran Syvret went round to a friend's house after she sent him flirty texts
- She first told the police that she had been raped by strangers
- Then changed her story to accuse Syvret
- Accuser has been jailed for six months for perverting the course of justice
When Fran Syvret received a flirty text message from party-loving friend Ashleigh Loder inviting him round for a few drinks, it seemed like a fun way to spend an evening.
But what turned out to be a drunken one-night stand almost ruined his life. Mum-of-two Loder, 25 subsequently accused him of rape. The police were informed and Syvret was called in for questioning.
Even worse, Loder spread her false claims around Bideford, Devon, where they both lived, leading to he and his ex-partner and the mother of his child receiving death threats.
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Fran Syvret was falsely accused of rape after a one-night stand: last month his accuser was jailed for perverting the course of justice
Syvret became a virtual recluse, was shunned by the local community, lost two stone through stress and could barely leave the house.
Last month Loder, 25, was sentenced to six months in prison for perverting the course of justice.
But Syvret, speaking on ITV's This Morning, said that an apology didn't make up for what she had put him and his family through.
Syvret told This Morning presenters Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby that initially he thought Loder 'seemed OK, she liked a drink and a party.'
She had been flirting with him via text messages, and one night invited him to come round.
'There was drink involved and we had sex,' admitted Syvret, The pair had also filmed the encounter on his mobile phone and Loder had posed for pictures.
Syvret thought nothing was wrong and later left to go out with some friends. But he then received a text message from Loder saying that she'd been raped.
Shocked, he went round to Loder's house and found the police were already talking to Loder. He showed them the text message that he'd received.
Fran Syvret (left) told This Morning about how being falsely accused of rape made him a virtual recluse: criminologist Jane Monckton-Smith (right) said his case was 'very, very rare
The next day, the police contacted him and questioned him about his relationship with Loder. It then turned out that she had accused him of rape.
He later discovered that she'd initially told police that she had been raped by a group of strangers in an alleyway, changing her story when police couldn't find any evidence to back up her story.
'Things started unravelling,' said Syvret. 'The police later told me she'd been backed into a corner and then had to fall back on something, and used me.'
But the photos on his camera proved that Loder had willingly had sex with him and her story fell apart.
However Loder had already spread her false claims all around Bideford that Syvret had raped her, which meant Syvret was forced into hiding, living like a virtual recluse.
Fran Syvret said that the apology from the women who falsely accused him of rape didn't make up for what she had put him and his family through
'My then ex-partner Jane received phone calls and text messages saying that someone was going to slit my throat,' said Syvret. 'I lost two stone in weight and got very depressed.'
'You were branded a rapist?' asked Schofield.
'Yes,' replied Syvret.'I didn't go out of the house for ages and went nowhere without Jane. I was always looking over my shoulder.'
Last month, Loder, whose false claims wasted 100 hours of police time, was jailed for six months for perverting the course of justice.
Judge Phillip Wassall told her: 'The man was branded a rapist locally and it caused him considerable distress and suffered threats within the local area and lost time off work.'
'One can only imagine what it is like to be accused of a very serious crime which could carry a sentence of around six years.
Jonathan Barnes, prosecuting, said: 'The allegations had a considerable effect on him. They were bandied about the area and he had to live like a recluse for two weeks. He lost two stone in weight through the stress and had problems sleeping.'
Greg Richardson, defending, said of Loder: 'Her life was a complete dream and she convinced herself she had been raped. Who knows what was going on in her mind but she believed something within her had said no.
Mum-of-two Ashleigh Loder was jailed for six months after falsely accusing Fran Syvret of rape
'She says the situation she got into was rock bottom. She wishes to apologise sincerely to the man.'
Syvret said that he is now trying to get his life back together. The allegations affected not only him but his family, particularly his mother who was grieving the loss of his father, and his partner Jane who was suffering from cancer.
He said: 'The apology doesn't mean anything to me, not for what I've been through and what other people around me have been put through.
Criminal psychologist Jane Monckton-Smith said that this kind of case was 'very very rare'.
'It's sometimes done for revenge or to gain sympathy, or it's mental health-related, or due to stresses in the woman's life. But of all the offences to be accused of, sexual offences have to be the worst.'
She added that Loder's actions did not help the cause of genuine rape victims. 'This is absolutely terrible because believeabilty is absolutely key and this kind of case sends a really bad message to those people who have been victimised,' she said
One good thing to emerge from Syvret's ordeal was that he has now got back together with his former partner, Jane, but he said still had a long way to go to recover from his experience.
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We all knew that when Israel decided to send the army into the densely populated Palestinian areas to rid of Hamas, that potentially the outcome would be that which was identified in this report. I personally was against the incursion knowing full well that we'd hear about unconventional warfare utilized against the terrorism of Hamas and innocent Palestinians would be caught in between, with the outcome of 1500 dead. Of that, the majority were civilians. Hamas, terrorizing Sderot, was to blame for an IDF response but most people didn't expect another war. Instead of continual wars, we expect a policy of resolving the conflict at the negotiation table as we know full well that this conflict will not be resolved militarily. To ignore the gestures of peace, which are evident from the enemies and not change to a policy of negotiating a settlement is a continuing crime against Israelis and Palestinians who deserve a life of calm in the region.


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Debian Installer 7.0 Release Candidate 1 was announced on February 17. Since the last beta lot of improvements and fixes have been implemented. Among those is a respectable number of supported hardware additions.
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Mr Piccolo met with representatives from the Country Fire Service (CFS), Metropolitan Fire Service (MFS) and the State Emergency Service (SES) in Mount Gambier on Sunday night.
He said it may amalgamate the three services, to ensure the best use of resources.
Mr Piccolo told ABC South East there was a large of amount of duplication throughout the sector, particularly in administration.
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"Even volunteers have put to me there are other ways of configuring the organisation or the sector to make sure we actually spend more money on the ground and less money in the actual administration of the organisation.
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Mr Piccolo said some jobs would go, but said frontline positions would be safe.
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Mr Piccolo said there were two more forums in Maitland and Port Lincoln before meeting with management and putting forward a proposal to Cabinet.
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For what feels like the past three years I have been working at a medical clinic. On paper it looked like the ideal job for someone fresh out of college looking for work in the IT field. In reality it had only been about two and a half years and the job had some major flaws. The company had a notorious reputation that included rumors of embezzlement and unfair working conditions. Within the first year of working there former doctors organized a formal protest and a local paper ran a smear campaign that they are no doubt still looking for dirt for. The situation got so bad that rumors of closure spread. Both a former coworker and a business partner from out of town spoke of these rumors when I spoke with them. To the outsider we were a corrupt organization who stole government funds, spied on staff, and forced doctors to work in unfair conditions.
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On the IT side this keep us very busy. We constantly had to grant a remove access to user as they were hired, fired and transferred. Many of their job roles were never clearly defined so we have to create and recreated their roles as needed. Do to the lack of training we constantly had to investigate the right way for other departments to do things and help train them. This also meant taking the lead on projects. Some of these projects involved a department ordering new pieces of technology without our knowledge or consent that may or may not work with our existing technology and workflows. There was no project management and every department made unilateral decisions without thinking about how it affected other departments. You can also bet that if an issue was remotely technology related IT was blamed for it. As for embezzlement I doubt any one was competent enough or had the free time to do either. It was like trying to rebuild the foundation of a house that was still in use while stopping to unclog people's toilets for them ASAP. Unclogging their toilet was more important than anything else. Tensions were always very high and management spent more time finding out who to blame than fixing the core issues. Add to this doctors who thought they ran the show and would go behind every ones backs to get their own way and it was no wonder turnover was so high.
My personal stress levels were at an all-time high. I had issues with anxiety in the past and wanted to talk to a doctor about my rising stress level. Do to all of the changes in my life during this time I did not seek help. Anxiety is like a catch-22 and the worst it gets the harder it is to fight it or get help. The stress of trying to setup appointments kept me from making them. To make matters worse the job was a dead end. Not many places with only about 200 staff have four IT people and we even were told to hire a fifth. I was stuck as the help desk guy as we never got around to cross training. Not only was the network constantly being changed all of the time but me and the fifth person they brought in were not always kept in the loop. This did get better the longer I worked there but at first I had to figure a lot out for myself. It was not until recent I truly felt like a member of the IT staff. I was also asked by friends, family and coworkers what were my plans to advance. It is clear that no one works help desk forever and at some point I had to move on. That being said there are not many IT positions in my small town let alone jobs that pay as well with benefits as good. I was not ready to leave this town so I stayed and looked at the bright side.
For a while the doctors have been looking for IT blood. They wanted to prove that they could not work and it was all IT's fault. Most of the issues centered on the EMR software. The vendor was contacted and could not fix the issue. The same thing happened before and the issue lasted for months before it fixed itself. When searching the vendor's community this same thing happened to other clinics and hospitals. They also were never given a proper fix. This is just a sad truth about medical software which is known for being bad. The companies who make them promise government grants for using the software and when they get their money support drops like a rock. To make matters worse to cost of switching usually out ways the benefits. As noted from the IT community it is like an expensive divorce when you added up cost to do things like transfer all of the patient records and retrain staff. This was explained to the doctors who rejected the claims. It appears the principles of logic are not taught to people who get certificates at Rose Medical but they somehow think they have to authority to overrule seasoned IT professionals who studied in universities. The biggest complainers had not even worked for the company for much longer than one year. They took their complaints to the CEO and got shot down. Apparently these doctors thought they could overrule even the CEO. They wanted blood and they got it. A few weeks ago my employment with this company ended.
The next week I went right to work. I dusted off my resume, looked for jobs, and applied for unemployment just in case. I found an IT consulting firm that was looking for a help desk technician and I was everything they were looking for. I wrote the best cover letter I could using everything I learned about IT up until this point. This included what other IT staff were looking for based on a popular IT community I would frequent. Last Thursday I took a deep breath and applied for the job. Fifteen minutes later I got a call asking me to come in for an interview the next day! The place was about as close to home was my last job. The interview went well and I was shown around. I got am email later that day asking me to shadow on Monday. Yesterday I went in and saw and environment where I may have to start at the bottom but would be able to learn and grow. The work looked no harder than what I was doing. I would also be encouraged to get certifications that would be paid for. Paperwork has been filed and hopefully I will start soon!
So that is where I have been these past few months. Stressed and fighting for my job. That being said it looks like it is all over. As for up and coming anime conventions I explained that I had out of town tips booked months in advance and they will try to work with me on them. ACEN and Colossal are the only ones that are coming up so hopefully I will still be going for three days as planned. If not they may turn into overnight trips. It is also time for me to get a doctor and look into my health. I just scheduled an appointment I had to cancel do to all of this drama but hopefully I can reschedule once I am resituated. Let us all look forward to more blogs and less drama for the reset of 2016!


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It can be pretty difficult buying shirts online. Shirt sizes vary from material, brands, where they come from, etc. So here are a few tips on how to measure your chest correctly and find that better fitting...