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A little over a year ago when the club's birth as a new A-League team was hurriedly announced by Football Federation Australia, it had no name, no club colours, no coach, no players and no fans.
On Friday, having already collected the Premier's Plate by leading the standings at the end of the season, the Wanderers take on the Brisbane Roar in the semi-finals of the championship play-offs.
Unbeaten in 12 matches, the Wanderers will face the defending champions at the Parramatta Stadium they have turned into a 21,500-capacity fortress, complete with fans who have already become a byword for passionate support in Australia.
Anyone looking for the driving force behind the remarkable rise would not have to look far beyond Tony Popovic, a former central defender who played 144 times for Crystal Palace.
The former Socceroo quit his assistant's role at Selhurst Park to return home and take up his first head coaching role, charged with transforming a bunch of out-of-contract players topped off by marquee signing Shinji Ono into a team.
After a slow start, they got their first goal and first win in their fourth match but by January were embarking on a run of 10 successive wins which took them to the brink of their first silverware.
"When we got together, we didn't just want to make up the numbers and as the season progressed, the players have grown in confidence," Popovic told Reuters at the club's training ground this week.
"Their quality showed in our run of 10 consecutive wins, which is difficult to do anywhere in the world. We're pleased with the way the team has progressed as a whole and the players still want more, and we're hoping to finish it off."
Although Popovic has been careful to share the plaudits around, his players have lavished praise on their coach with former Japan playmaker Ono describing him as "the best" he has played for.
"I've found a great leader here in Popovic. He's changed my game by leaps and bounds," central defender Nikolai Topor-Stanley said at training.
"It's all about the small details he never overlooks that really make the difference. I think it's taken me seven years as a professional footballer to really understand what is truly meant by that."
The Wanderers were a gamble forced on the FFA by the demise of Gold Coast United which has paid rich dividends and helped the eight-year-old A-League to what chief executive Damien de Bohun describes as a "breakthrough" season.
"The Western Sydney Wanderers story has been a remarkable story but for the league more generally, we've seen crowds, broadcast figures and memberships all up by 20 percent," he said this week.
"The A-League has joined the mainstream of Australian sport."
Although the arrival of Italian Alessandro Del Piero and England's Emile Heskey have helped, Wanderers were particularly significant because of the club's position in the sprawling western suburbs of Australia's most populous city.
Far from the beachside suburbs and landmarks like the Opera House, the area is home to the majority of the city's population and a keenly-fought battleground for the country's major sports.
"Western Sydney is in many ways the heartland of Australian football, many of the great Australian players like Harry Kewell, Mark Schwarzer and Timmy Cahill came from here so it made perfect sense to have a team here," de Bohun told Reuters.
"The other thing that was clear is that football is the sport for all Australians - it's multi-cultural and appeals to everyone - and Western Sydney has a very strong multi-cultural diversity."
The club, part-funded by a government grant, was put together in just 146 days before the start of the season last October and discussions were held with Germany's Michael Ballack before Ono was signed.
Fan participation was an integral part of the plan from the start and forums were held around the area to consult on everything from team colours - red and black hoops - and the club's name.
The club's maiden victory was against the Roar in Brisbane - one of three wins this season against the team who have won the A-League title for the last two years - and confidence is high that their inaugural season will not end on Friday.
"It's been a fantastic journey, one that we've thoroughly enjoyed as a club but we don't want it to end just yet," Popovic added.
"Now is not the time to reflect but I'm sure at the end of the season we will enjoy our achievements."
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Currently adding a themable GUI to Solar, and working on my old FTP.
Currently adding a themable GUI to Solar, and working on my old FTP.
I am trying to find a particular theme I saw it on a youtube video, a thunderstorm, with some rock music as background. Any ideas?
If you mean motion backgrounds then look here: tortuga-cove.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=68
I think it might be Mato77's Sound wave3
If you mean MM regular themes then I'm not sure.
No, was a regular one, but so cool It's ok, thanks
Solar 3.0 tomorrow or Monday... lots of fixes and additions.
Following up on my previous release, today on Tortuga-Cove I have released my Solar v3.0 PS3 Homebrew 3D Screensaver update followed by version 3.1 below.
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Now Solar v3.0, which brings many new MP3 player features and fixes, including an UI and the option to use your own background music, and much more.
To quote: Hi guys, here's another update to Solar. Lots of things added, and more to come. Hope you enjoy it, and if you have any questions or suggestions feel free to ask in the Forums.
"And please, lets keep the scene going; bickering just hurts it, and takes the fun away." caw!
Solar v3.0 Changelog:
- Background music is now customizable "replace /dev_hdd0/game/CNDR00001/USRDIR/theme/bgm.mp3" with your own music
- Alphabetized mp3 directory.
- Added UI for mp3 player.
- Fixed music counters, now shows in seconds: "00:01" format and Total Playtime format: "4.5 minutes".
- Removed mp3 path from displayed name, looks cleaner.
- Fixed Volume controls, now up and down is seamless.
- Added current player status messages: playing, paused, error... etc.
- Added keynotes.
- Increased mp3 load times and stability.
- Improved fast forward and reverse functions.
- Increased 3D display frame-rates while playing music, needs some work in BGM mode.
- Lots of code cleanup, and other things I can't remember.
BTW, guys, you must have MP3s in the ext drive's "MUSIC" directory, or Solar will seem to hang when you press down..."it will read hot-plugged drives."
More PlayStation 3 News...
Solar 3.01 is almost ready.
OK, bug has been fixed and now reads from al USB devices... SD cards, etc... and won't hang if missing MUSIC folder, will upload in a bit.
OK, I will just link it to the other when it's ready- Thanks for the update also!
Thanks for the update
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I saw that earlyer and what a joke glad the JBT made sure to know he was boss.. got to keep the subjects in line
This is a discussion on CHP in action in NOLA (link to vid) within the Law Enforcement, Military & Homeland Security Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Any doubts - people being forced to leave....let this leave you NO doubt: http://www.ktvu.com/news/4936363/detail.html Scroll down to the segment that says - CHP Takes Part ...
Any doubts - people being forced to leave....let this leave you NO doubt:
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CHP Takes Part In Door-To-Door Searches
Old lady, has her revo to help protect herself and her two dogs. But no - she can't stay or keep her gun.
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is like owning a piano and assuming that you are a musician!."
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I saw that earlyer and what a joke glad the JBT made sure to know he was boss.. got to keep the subjects in line
Now that pisses me off....
Coimhéad fearg fhear na foighde; Beware the anger of a patient man.
Pretty bad, I should write our Gov and suggest the CHP get awarded for dragging old ladies out the door and taking thier firearms away. America, America where art thou America.
As you slide down the banister of life,
May the splinters never point the wrong way.
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One thing really stands out here though. If the door is locked and no one answers, the officers are moving on.
I wish that woman had read Ragnar Benson's guide to urban survival before this all happened. She'd have known better.
She looked pretty well stocked actually.
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I'm sitting here watching Fox News right now and watching Los Angeles (can't make out what-police, sheriffs, fire dept) breaking down the front door of a house, ripping the wood away with crowbars and sledge hammers. Also showed them on a balcony of another apartment, opened the window of the apartment - there were bars on the inside of the window - and using sledge hammer and crowbars to pry them off the inside frame.
I'm sure that they secure what's left after they destroy the residence when they leave . . . NOT!
Certainly doesn't track the "if they don't answer the door, we aren't breaking in" speech that the authorities are telling the press/public, does it?
I wonder why it seems that they are only showing CA LE doing these acts? Might it be that they get lots of practice breaking things on the job at home and are acting the same way in NO? Or is the NO police chief telling the public one thing and instructing the officers totally differently? One has to wonder??
LenS, gee Len I am somewhat taken aback with their attacking a building like that. I would have thought car chase is their speciality, maybe the wrong team got selected??? Not 100% sure on this but officers in LA CA kinda get all types of on the job training and later in life look for positions in other towns where they are welcome. Once in a while an officer is killed in LA CA but not to often. They tend to spend time in court because of the city being sued for their unnecessary roughness. We haven't had riots up there in quite a while so things must be rolling right along.
As you slide down the banister of life,
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Sometime they are going to pull a stunt like that on an older person with a gun that isn't go to cotton to someone tearing down their front door. Someone is going to get shot.


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Abram and Sarai
by Wayne Blank
"a father of many nations have I made thee ... she shall be a mother of nations"
Abram (pronounced in Hebrew awb-rawm) means high father, while Abraham (pronounced in Hebrew awb-raw-hawm) means father of a multitude i.e. a righteous elder was chosen to become the progenitor of many nations.
"And when Abram was ninety years old and nine, The Lord [see YHVH, Adonai, Jehovah, LORD] appeared to Abram, and said unto him, I am the Almighty God; walk before Me, and be thou perfect. And I will make My covenant [see also Covenant and Testament] between Me and thee, and will multiply thee exceedingly."
Sarai (pronounced in Hebrew saw-rah-ee) means noble woman, while Sarah (pronounced in Hebrew saw-raw) means princess. As with Abram's name change to Abraham, Sarai's singularly noble name was multiplied in meaning to Sarah.
"And God said unto Abraham, As for Sarai thy wife, thou shalt not call her name Sarai, but Sarah shall her name be. And I will bless her, and give thee a son also of her [see also Isaac's Faith And Obedience]: yea, I will bless her, and she shall be a mother of nations; kings of people shall be of her." (Genesis 17:15-16 KJV)
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Earlier Friday (December 10), footage of Miley Cyrus smoking from a bong appeared online. In the clip, Cyrus giggles and talks to an unidentified woman who is filming the teen star. The bong was reportedly filled with salvia, a psychoactive herb that is legal in California.
On Friday afternoon, Cyrus' father, Billy Ray, took to Twitter to express his disappointment over the video. "Sorry guys. I had no idea," he wrote. "Just saw this stuff for the first time myself. I'm so sad. There is much beyond my control right now."
Just hours before he reacted to his daughter's clip, he tweeted about Jesus being on Twitter, seemingly unaware of the scandal that was brewing online. "Oh wow! I'm so excited !!!" he wrote. "I tweeted follow Jesus and He showed up!!! I didn't know He was on twitter!!! I'm following Him ……"
The video was reportedly filmed in Cyrus' L.A.-area home on November 28, just days after she turned 18 . "Having a little bit of a bad trip," she laughs in the video, moments after taking a hit from the bong. Cyrus then looks off in the distance and asks, "Is that Liam [Hemsworth]'s lookalike, or what the hell is that? Is that my boyfriend?"
She then spends the next 90 seconds laughing uncontrollably while someone behind the camera asks her to "tell us your thoughts, girl, tell us what's on your mind!" The footage reportedly got out when "someone stole or copied the video from that friend's camera," a source told TMZ. A rep for the star has yet to comment on the matter.
Legal experts weighed in, noting that Cyrus is not breaking the law in the video since she was of age and allegedly smoked the substance in a state where salvia is legal. "[The video] might be embarrassing to her, but it does not put her in any legal risk," Keith Stroup, legal counsel at the marijuana advocacy group NORML, told MTV News on Friday. "At the moment, [salvia] is not illegal in California, so even if she walked out on the street and smoked it in front of police, she couldn't be arrested. And the video of her smoking isn't enough to get her in trouble, because there's no proof she wasn't smoking tobacco."
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Ms. Langley, Volunteer Recruitment Specialist, Recruitment Resources, for AARP's Volunteer Center; develops volunteer opportunities within AARP and over 25 national organizations. Ms. Langley has more than 25 years of experience with services for older adults who want to continue to apply their skills through volunteerism. As executive director of the Northampton Council on Aging in Northampton, Massachusetts, she developed and managed services and programs for older adults in areas that included volunteerism, education, and advocacy.
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Ms. Holland earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Texas and her law degree from Albany Law School of Union University. Ms. Holland was appointed to the Board in October 2005.
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His board experience over the years has been with the Sam Houston Council of Boy Scouts of America, the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturers Association, Executive Committee & Treasurer, the Eagle Valley Humane Society, Treasurer of the Homeowners Association, President. He received his BS in Chemistry, Wichita State University in 1967, and his MS in Chemistry, Wichita State University in 1968, and an MBA from University of Houston in 1973. Mr. Stearns was appointed to the Board in 2003.
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Is there way to access address of private instance variable of any class by using objective c runtime?
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Is there way to access address of private instance variable of any class by using objective c runtime?
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Is there any way to get address of _title ivar of UINavigationItem class?
Obvious observations: self.navigationItem.title may not be an instance variable, as a getter can do anything it likes to generate a result and the dot notation just calls the getter. Even if it is an instance variable in this version of the OS it may not have been in the past and may not be in the future. Even if title is directly backed by an instance variable, it may not be named _title — it could be called anything whatsoever.
Even in the case where you do know for certain that a class has a particular instance variable, the relevant mechanisms are removed as of Objective-C 2.0. Under the older runtime you could have used:
Or, similarly:
However, you'll now be met with errors like "Invalid application of @defs in non-fragile ABI". So, in conclusion: you can't do what you want to do. Probably the closest thing is to use class_GetProperty, which — like dot notation — doesn't care about memory layouts or whether the thing has the same name or even is really an instance variable. Failing that, class_getInstanceMethod (on the same page) can be used to get a C function pointer to the getter.
EDIT: a quick extra observation, after following alastair's comment below, is that the runtime provides
EDIT2: please see discussion with alastair below; the final parameter of
I have a view controller and I needed the property from the base class. It's name was defined as so
the code to access it without any knowledge of the class
The code to get an instance of a custom view controller
now I grab the value ( no knowledge of any class )
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The CCA Film Program's Cinema Visionaries Lecture Series presents a special performance lecture by legendary filmmaker Barbara Hammer, a pioneer of LGBT cinema and one of contemporary cinema's most important and fearless chroniclers of hidden histories of marginalized peoples.
Hammer will present "Incorporating The Lesbian Museum and The Hidden Hammer," a performance lecture that examines hidden queer histories and Hammer's own creative process through which she "queers space and time with performative strategies and object making, often challenging the viewer to enter her space and make work with her."
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John's parents were dead-set against the marriage. His mother was morally outraged that John and Kim were cohabitating prior to the wedding. John was deeply disturbed by his mother's attitude and made numerous overtures to explore the issue with her. Although neither parent attended church, they were adamant that living together out of wedlock was religiously immoral and offensive. Through a flurry of e-mails, John's mother made disparaging comments toward John and rambled on about his fiancé being nothing more than a low-class tramp.
John's parents were indignant and cut off contact with John and clearly indicated that they had no intentions of coming to the couple's wedding. Sadly, their beliefs had rigidly risen to the level of taking precedence over their connection with their own son and future daughter-in-law. They clung to their beliefs in such a way that the rules mattered more than their most intimate relationships.
Beliefs can be defined as preconceived notions about the way the world works that lead one to rigidly embrace a value system to maintain living in a comfort zone. John's parents clung to certain beliefs that reinforced a worldview that was inconsistent with most people's reality. In other words, they believed in a belief, because they internalized it as an altered form of reality. Their belief kept them feeling safe until it came in conflict with their son's experience. Now it served to sever their relationship with their only child.
We can see this cognitive dissonance (conflict between belief and experience), in many different situations. We have CO2 emissions pouring out of the smoke-stacks of factories, while reactionaries maintain that climate change is not connected to human behavior. We have clear-cut evidence to support evolution and yet there are those who espouse contrary theories to minimize their inner conflict.
Beliefs play a role in keeping life simple and explainable. Faith, however, operates differently. Faith is an unreserved opening to the truth wherever it may be found. Faith requires questioning, being open to complex challenges, and grappling with conflict and paradox. With faith-based thinking, we cannot always reconcile various pieces of reality.
People who cling to their beliefs rather than faith lack depth. They are afraid to step outside the confines of their preconceived assumptions. Such rigidity provides a false sense of security in an insecure world. To demonstrate integrity, one must let go of belief-based tunnel vision and transcend religious dogma in the pursuit of finding the truth in one's experience.
An example of this is the fundamentalist Christian, who has believed all his life that homosexuality is an abomination to God. During early adulthood, one of his children gathers the courage to come out and tell his father that he is gay. How does this father reconcile his beliefs with the nature of what his son has told him about his sexual identity? This is a difficult spiritual and emotional dilemma. This father has several options to consider in making a decision about how to view this problem. Do I disown my own child for revealing his true sexual orientation? Do I admonish my son to seek reparative therapy to change his sexual feelings? Do I take the position of hating the sin, but loving the sinner? Do I let go of the need to reconcile my son's identity with my religious beliefs, and try to enlarge my spiritual map to include the possibility that God's grace may transcend my conflict? Faith always leads us to enlarge our vision of the truth and hold conflicting ideas in tension as we seek to pursue personal growth in our quest for answers.
Like John's parents, beliefs tend to define us and our reality in a constricted manner. The rules become more important than our search for the truth and affect those we seek to hold accountable to them. Beliefs keep things clear-cut and simple in an altered reality that often doesn't match one's experience. Those who embrace such reactionary thinking are dangerous because they are unable to problem-solve from multiple perspectives and consequently have the potential to hurt people. They are unaware of the missing pieces in any argument. There is only one side to their story, and the believers embrace it wholeheartedly without doing due diligence to grapple with difficult problems and polar perspectives.
Note: This case is a composite drawn from my practice as a psychotherapist. It has been altered to protect the individual's right to confidentiality and privacy.
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Lucid may not be getting a new GTK theme but it will still be getting an entirely new look.
Ubuntu's Ayatana team (most famed for creating those awesome 'new' notification balloons that came in Jaunty) are currently testing a super-duper enhanced version of GTK+ that adds RGBA support (think Windows Aero) and client side window decoration.
Only a few months ago we posted a laborious and complex solution for hacking RGBA support in Ubuntu, but thanks to the Ubuntu Ayatana Team it will arrive out-of-the-box in Ubuntu 10.04 and, if suitably tested, will be enabled by default.
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In a Nov. 13 phone call to some 30,000 volunteers, newly re-elected President of the United States Barack Obama thanked them for their hard work and urged all to stay involved in grassroots action for the good of the country.
Most pressing, he said, is ending the Bush-era tax cuts for the super rich.
The Obama campaign's battleground state director Mitch Stewart asked the activists to visit a new website called The Action (theaction.org), where they could find campaign materials calling on Congress to end the tax breaks for the richest two percent in America and put the middle class first.
The president said he couldn't be prouder, more grateful, and impressed with the work of the campaign volunteers who registered close to two million voters in battleground states. In addition, volunteers made some 145 million phone calls and door-knocks during the election campaign. The president called it the largest grassroots effort in the history of the country.
"You didn't just help win an election," the president said. You "helped change the electorate," and got new people "involved in civic life."
He said he is proud, in awe, and inspired by the movement. Through the ups and downs, good days and bad, "you kept your eye on the ball," sacrificing time with friends and family, he said.
But "the election is not an end point," Obama said, urging volunteers to "stay active." "You can't stop now," he said.
The president and his senior campaign staff seemed to have drawn lessons from the previous four years. At the end of the 2008 campaign, there was not an immediate pivot to utilize campaign volunteers as a grassroots political movement. That attempt came later with the founding of Organizing for America in January 2009. With OFA in place and a highly motivated volunteer army, the campaign seems to be in a better position to make the shift.
The president promised to give the volunteers "clear direction" and to get out of Washington more. The campaign volunteers are an example of how the country is stronger when people stick together, he said.
There will be "new wrinkles and new frustrations," he said, yet in order to move the country forward volunteers have to show the same grit and tenacity on issues that help the middle class as they did in the campaign.
The Action website offers an "action kit" with signs, Twitter and mobile backgrounds, and Facebook photos with slogans such as "The election is over. The action continues." and "End Bush tax cuts for the wealthy" along with #theaction and theaction.org.
On its "About Us" page, it says:
The election is over and it's time to make it count. Grassroots power is not just for elections.
Congress has until December 31st to make a critical and historic choice. They can ask the richest two percent of Americans to pay their fair share, or they can put more money in wealthy pockets at the expense of the struggling middle class.
The Action is a grassroots movement that demands we face this crisis. There is too much money and power in too few hands and the system is rigged to keep it that way. It's time to level the playing field. It's time to make things right.
The first step is telling Congress, loud and clear: Don't give more tax breaks to the people who need them least.
Yesterday was The Election. Today is The Action.
The Action is for the end of the Bush-era tax breaks for the richest two percent - those making more than $250,000 per year. The Action is for critical investments that create and sustain jobs.
It's time to join: The Action.
Yesterday, the president also met with union leaders and community groups, who said they back his plans to protect the middle class and hike taxes on the very wealthy. They also urged him to protect Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security from Republicans' cuts.
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Out in the farthest reaches of the universe exists a massive, powerful storm, at least I like to think so. Here is a fractal that makes me think of such a thing.
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Amazing! And a thought of a storm somewhere out there in the universe is a very intersting thought...
Mind blowing. Those colors and how random it is reminds me of space. So beautiful. I could stare forever.
I've always loved fractals
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The Johnson County coroner's office is leaving the county-owned hospital.
Currently, the county coroner's office oversees autopsies conducted as part of a death investigation at Johnson Memorial Hospital, but a growing number of death investigations means the coroner is running out of space.
The coroner's office handled 126 death investigations last year and oversaw 32 autopsies. Annual increases of unexpected, not witnessed or unnatural deaths reflect the county's growing population and should continue, Coroner Craig Lutz said. Ten years ago, the county coroner's office investigated 61 deaths and performed 23 autopsies, he said.
For most of the past 30 years, county coroners have conducted autopsies at the hospital morgue, chief deputy and former coroner David Lutz said.
Craig Lutz wants a walk-in cooler for the morgue and would need an updated ventilation system as his office's caseload grows, hospital director of business development Bill Oakes said. But the morgue at the hospital was built in 1947 and doesn't have space for expansion where it is located. The morgue also is in a central area near the hospital cafeteria, he said.
Expanding the morgue in a high-traffic area doesn't make sense for the hospital, since Johnson Memorial needs to protect patients and visitors from possible infections, he said.
The hospital traditionally has allowed the county coroner to use the morgue because it had the space available, but the coroner's office has outgrown the facility, which was designed only to store bodies before they go to a funeral home, Oakes said. The morgue was never intended to be a community or forensic morgue, he said.
"Over the last several years, hospitals have withdrawn from this kind of service," Oakes said.
Lutz is now looking for a space because he's running out of room and the hospital isn't including a morgue expansion in its upcoming $7 million renovation, which includes expanding the cafeteria, upgrading the hospital's heating and air-condition system and creating a new front entrance. Lutz said he wants more locked cooler space because the two-person cooler at the hospital isn't always big enough.
He said he would like to renovate an existing building but is willing to build. He isn't sure how much it would cost to get a bigger morgue.
Lutz has discussed the need for a larger morgue with the county commissioners and would need to get tax funding from the county to build a new facility, Commissioner Ron West said.
The coroner's budget doesn't have any money in it for capital projects, and Lutz most likely will work with local funeral homes to find an existing, larger morgue to use, West said.
Any move to a new location would come at a cost, since the coroner's office uses the hospital morgue rent-free, Lutz said. The county commissioners would have to approve spending money on a new facility, he said.
Other coroners in central Indiana continue to use local hospitals for their death investigations and office space. For example, the Hendricks County coroner uses the morgue and an office at Hendricks Regional Health and has for years. The Morgan County coroner uses a morgue at Indiana University Health Morgan Hospital and has a separate office in Martinsville.
Riverview Hospital in Hamilton County has shared its morgue with the coroner's office for decades, Coroner Thurl Cecil said. His office does about 70 autopsies per year and handled about 320 death investigations in 2013.
Funeral homes can offer added storage space, but Lutz wants to keep his work all in one place — with a morgue, an office and an interview room all together. He also needs storage for cleaning supplies, gowns worn during autopsies and equipment.
Currently, Johnson Memorial Hospital lets Lutz use an office around the corner from the morgue, but he doesn't have his own space for interviewing family members about what might have led to a person's death or for returning personal belongings, he said.
He has started looking for a new facility and wants to continue working from Franklin, he said. His hope is to be working in a different building by the end of this year, he said.


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What to do with Miguel Vazquez
He's really technically gifted but man is he boring!
Do you put him in the mix with fights against Broner, Burns, or Abril? Or do you let him do his thing like Omar Narvaez at flyweight, letting him pick up title defenses against guys stupid enough to fight him until he eventually goes away? It seems unfair to penalize a fighter for being too fast and elusive, but even the Mexican fans didn't want to see him. It's going to be a tough sell for promoters...
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There's no right or wrong style to use in a boxing ring. Miguel Vasquez has a style that is very unappealing but he is good at it and he wins fights. He shouldn't be penalized for winning. And the more I watch him, the more he grows on me.
I blame the opponents for being scared of being countered and not being able to cut off the ring as to why his fights are "boring". Gesta's lack of skill deserves just as much of the blame as Vasquez' style of fighting as to why that fight was a snoozer.
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Keep him off my screen.
I understand he's got a style that works for him, but damn. It's a slog watching.
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Miguel Vazquez is skilled man! He makes boring fights but I can appreciate his talent. He runs so much that he trips on his own feet while backing up and still he is able to throw punches and connect, (although not hard cause he is out of balance). I have no idea how he does it but that requires some kind of special skills. lol
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Roy: "I am going to start calling him the water moccasin"
Lampley: "Water moccasin?"
Roy: "Yeah, it ain't cute but it's deadly"
I like how he frustrates the **** out of people in the ring so I wouldn't mind seeing him again! Slick MOFO for sure!
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Keep him the FUCK away from Abril please! That would make Wlad-Ibragimov look like Corrales-Castillo 1!!!!
Vazquez-Burns does sound interesting tho! Winner gets Broner.
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Boring but very effective at what he does
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I like him. Nothing more needs to be said. I have no interest in explaining his style. He does what he needs to to win.
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It wont seem so elusive with more technically sound fighters. Gesta came in with no gameplan. He has no idea how to cut the ring off. Gesta will disappear before Vasquez. Leading up to the fight I kept thinking Wilfredo Vasquez. When the fight started I was trippin because he looks like Margs and fights like Malignaggi. It was very weird watching a tall Mexican with this style. Kinda refreshing to not hear "Mexican" and "Warrior" in the same sentence. That sh*t is played.
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lol Gesta should be the blame dude sucks, i knew Vazquez would skool him easy
he was just standing around idk what he was thinking he didnt even try
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Winnipeg is many things, to many people. Those of us who live (lived) in the rural areas, found the city to be a refuge from small town life, with shopping galore, great restaurants, and 'good' people.
Roads generally were good, especially in winter months because snow fills the pot holes, and keeps some people home so St. James around Polo Park is not as busy.
I have many choices for eating out, and as I collect addresses, I'll be sure to post them. Unfortunately. I have no pictures of the city, as all our photos are locked away in our storage locker in Canada.
I can and will say that Winnipeg is blessed with wonderful, friendly people. I had the good fortune to visit the city once or twice a month for almost twenty years, always seeing it as a tourist would. I had my favourite hotels, my favourite eateries, and yet I always found new and wonderful places to eat. Most of my good impressions are due to the people that live and work there.
Winnipeg is much like a small town, in the sense that people really do seem to care, and are most helpful. Yet, the city is large enough that you can find 'anything' you may require, and usually at a good price. Winnipeg is a shoppers haven, with discount prices. Many, many factory outlet stores may be found. Food is great (GREAT), with so many places to choose from.
Hotels I usually stayed at, depending upon my needs at the time included ... The Sheraton (downtown), The Best Western Charterhouse (downtown), and the Country Inn Suites (near Polo Park Shopping Centre and the airport). For everyday living and personal comfort, my preference was the Country Inn Suites. The staff was wonderful, and it was just down right comforting to arrive in 30 below weather, and have no hassles upon check-in, plus my choice of free videos and a fresh cup of coffee and a muffin.
Restaurants are abundant in this city. I have many places I often frequented, especially great breakfast eateries that were CHEAP with huge portions, however a car was often required. In a sense, I collected names of these cheap places, actually locations, because I could only find them by trial and error, and my memory is limited. Age...you know how it is.
The streets are relatively easy to figure out, and traffic is generally light enough that navigation was never a problem for me. I found many neat and interesting shops while wandering about, and can get my pants altered in an hour, as well as a great car wash.
If it wasn't for the long cold winters, Ma Kettle and I would have seriously considered Winnipeg as our retirement home. The airport is wonderful, and flights to everywhere are frequent. The Via Rail is handy, as are numerous Grey Hound buses. The TransCanada Highway goes right through the city as well, and the USA is close enough for culture shock for a weekend away.
Maybe global warming will solve this temperature glitch for us...
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by Eugene Hernandez/indieWIRE
>> IFP Market Adds Creates Five Film Showcase
(indieWIRE: 08.29.02) -- In a late change to its line-up, organizers of the
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The IFP Market, with a primary focus on works-in-progress and projects in
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>> "Greek Wedding" Eyeing Top Box Office Slot On Final Weekend of Summer
(indieWIRE: 08.29.02) -- As the traditional final weekend of summer
approaches, all eyes are on the official sleeper hit of 2002, "My Big
Fat Greek Wedding." IFC Films' confirmed yesterday that it would bump
the release up to 1,619 screens for the upcoming Labor Day holiday weekend.
The film is poised to land at or near the top of the weekend box office
chart come Tuesday.
As smaller, edgier films from specialty divisions and independent
distributors fought to find an audience this summer, "My Big Fat Greek
Wedding" emerged as a kinder, gentler indie film for all ages. Hardly
challenging, but undeniably entertaining, the film's success still has
many scratching their heads.
Articles in USA Today, the New York Times and other publications this week are touting the
strength of the film, which is now approaching its 20th week in release.
With no major Hollywood competition and more than 1,600 screens, the
film is expected to maintain its stable per screen average and deliver
grosses in the neighborhood of $10 - $11 million for the long weekend
as it tops a $75 million total by Tuesday. It will probably land at
number 2, only eclipsed by "Signs" at the weekend box office, according
to box office analysts. This is remarkable, given that the film opened
quietly on about 100 screens in mid-April; it will now no doubt top
$100 million before it is finished.
"The September slate does not look too promising so 'Wedding' could
remain a resident of the Top 5 for some time to come," analyst Gitesh
Pandya of BoxOfficeGuru.com told indieWIRE yesterday.
"'My Big Fat Greek Wedding' will at least end up as the second-highest
grossing indie of all time behind 'The Blair Witch Project's'
$140,539,099 and has a shot at topping it," analyst Brandon Gray of
BoxOfficeMojo.com told indieWIRE yesterday.
While audiences have embraced "Greek Wedding" since its early runs,
industry observers were slow to catch on. Indeed, few in the indie
community have even seen the picture.
In a Variety review of the movie back in April, critic Dennis Harvey
noted that the film's performance would be hampered by negative reviews,
writing, "This genial comedy might achieve sleeper legs wherever there's
a concentrated population of Greek-heritage viewers."
indieWIRE's own industry insider, Joe Leydon, touted the increasing
success of "Greek Wedding" in a July analysis of potential summer
indie "tentpole" pictures, noting, "This summer, IFC's shrewdly
marketed "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" is shaping up as something even
bigger than a tentpole -- practically an entire circus." Yet echoing
the feeling of many in the film community, he offered, "Naturally,
some indie purists will snort derisively at such news, and complain
that 'Greek Wedding' isn't a 'real' indie movie. But to make such
arbitrary distinctions is (a) fatuously shortsighted, if not
criminally smug, and, worse, (b) disingenuously heedless of what
a tentpole means in the world of indies."
"I think the main reason why 'Wedding' has become such a success
is that it's an ethnic comedy that people of all backgrounds can
relate to," Pandya told indieWIRE, while Gray noted the strength
of wedding pictures. "Weddings have always been an inherently popular
subject matter for movies, the average wide release grossing over
$60 million over the past 20 years."
"My Big Fat Greek Wedding" has transcended the average thanks to
through-the-roof word-of-mouth and the universal appeal of its
culture clash theme," Gray concluded.
And in the end, as with the success of "The Blair Witch Project,"
an indie film was able to cleverly fill a gap that Hollywood
couldn't. With all of the big-budget, effects-driven would-be
Hollywood blockbusters this summer, the studios were not able to
give audiences a romantic comedy.
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I Have Been Diagnosed with Thyroid Disease. My Eyes Bulge out and Fatty Tissue. What Can Be Done?
Has the Ptosis Occured Because of my Heart Condition. If I Undergo a Surgery Will Anesthesia Effect my Heart Condition?
Age : 27 , Weight :72 Kgs ptosis in my left eyeoccured almost 3 yrs ago. The condition has been statis since then. I respond well to light... READ MORE
One eye (or eyelid) is larger/bigger than the other. What treatment would you recommend? (photos)
This has been the case for as long as i can remember and it's not overly noticeable. I am concerned about thyroid disease? I'm also concerned by the... READ MORE
My left eyeball is seems to be bigger and outer than right side. What are possible cause? (photos)
Hi,i am 29 years old and left handed person. I noticed my left sided eye is bigger in 3 or 4 years and it seems become worse now. What are possible... READ MORE
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Hi I have Landcruiser GXR limited 2007, I recently decide to upgrade the manufactarure keyless to alarm , so I ordered a full alarm system that came with remote start and auto window rollup. I have installed teh alram part and is working on the remote start, however I did not know how the auto window rollup will work since my car does not have this feature. is there a waqy I can connect this feature output from the new alarm to my car and get it to work ??
by akram in Afton, VA on August 08, 2009