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- June 19, 1989
- Vol. 31
- No. 24
Masters of Deception
A Prominent Indiana Family-in-Exile Is Accused of Running a Drug Ring
Because, he was told, before coming to Austria the Heilbrunns were the alleged ringleaders of the biggest marijuana-smuggling operation ever encountered by the U.S. government.
Malin gasped. "I'm thunderstruck," he said. Mrs. Leary? A fugitive? Later he shook his head in bewilderment. "I've never come across a situation like this before," he said. "Where people like this have been so much a part of local society."
Apparently Herbert Malin didn't really know the Heilbrunns, who were picked up by a team of Austrian police and a U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency officer on May 24, some two weeks later, and transported to jail in the north Austrian town of Wels. But he could take comfort: He was hardly the first to be so deceived.
Reporters in Indianapolis, writing in 1987 about the 136-page federal indictment that led eventually to last month's Salzburg arrests, called the Heilbrunns' alleged crime ring the Yogurt Connection—an allusion to the family's YoGo franchise. A better name might have been Operation Double Life, because according to the indictment, and to some 50 friends and former employees interviewed by PEOPLE, the solid-citizen image the family presented in Salzburg was much like the one they had polished successfully for nearly two decades back home in Indiana. Until the day they left for Salzburg, the Heilbrunns, particularly Linda Leary, 59, and her younger son, Paul, 35, had enjoyed sterling reputations in Indianapolis. Paul was a stylish broker and financier who co-wrote a commodities column for a local business newspaper. Linda was head of the Indianapolis League of Women Voters, president of the local chapter of the National Council of Jewish Women and a volunteer fund-raiser for the city's new zoo. "If you asked for the name of a strong, influential woman in Indianapolis, Linda's name came up and up and up," says a longtime friend, Mary Jo Dorr.
But according to the 53-felony-count indictment filed in U.S. district court in Indianapolis, this high regard reflected only the legal part of the Heilbrunns' surprising range of achievements. From 1975 to 1987, the family is charged with having led a gang of up to 100 members that ran an estimated 250,000 pounds of Colombian, Jamaican and Thai hemp worth $50 million to $100 million into the Midwest. "No one thought people who played tennis at the club and did good work with the League of Women Voters could also be criminals," says U.S. Attorney Deborah Daniels, who filed an extradition request with the Austrian government early this year.
Obviously, some still find the apparent contradiction hard to accept. Two years after the Heilbrunns' sudden departure for Austria with an alleged $12 million in loot, Jonathan Stein, senior rabbi at Indianapolis's largest synagogue, visited Linda in Salzburg with a tour group from back home. "She certainly misses her old friends," he reported. "She is very regretful of what happened." And Mary Jo Dorr, wife of Indianapolis Episcopal minister John Dorr, said of her old friend, "She's a fine, fine person. Her leaving [the States] is a real loss to Indianapolis. But," continued Dorr loyally, "she's continuing to help people in Austria."
Perhaps Consul Malin can style himself a quick learner.
There are those who trace the alleged corruption of the Heilbrunn family back to North Central High School in suburban Indianapolis. A typical school of its type, it was awash in the late '60s with student money. "Most of these kids came from homes where money was the measure of self-worth and success," says Billy Walker, an assistant principal at the school then and now. Says a former student: "The attitude at the time was, they came from money, they could buy anything they wanted, they'd not been taught there are consequences to what you do. People felt invincible."
Thus, say investigators, Paul Heilbrunn, his older brother, Richard, and some equally well-heeled friends began supplementing their families' largesse to them by selling marijuana—first joints, then nickel bags and eventually even pounds. Says Walker: "It was the very beginning of the drug culture in Indianapolis, and they were the pioneers. We knew something was going on, but they were very bright, very smooth. The word I would use is con men."
One person they apparently didn't have to con was their mother. By the early 70's, Linda Leary (who was twice divorced and retained her second husband's name) had established herself as a confident political player, a key booster of the successful good-government campaign of then-mayor Richard Lugar, now a U.S. Senator. She lunched with congressmen and dignitaries and was an A-list guest at the best dinner parties. But when she got home, she was content to be her boys' buddy. The Heilbrunn house on tree-lined West 77th Street became a mecca for North Central's young and reckless. According to one family friend, her sons could "do anything and not get in trouble. She wanted to be a 'with it' mom, and she let the kids determine the morals of the family."
Where that might lead became clearer in 1971—after Richard had graduated from high school and Paul had dropped out—and the brothers began running a business out of the family garage. Officially they were selling Dr. Bonner's Natural Castille Soap; in reality, say investigators, the product was pot. By 1975 the Heilbrunns' front was a health-food distribution business called Heilbrunn and Friends, which boasted a large warehouse in a nearby industrial park. Initially the "friends" were North Central grads who had allegedly gone on to set up marijuana sales networks at various colleges. But soon the gang was supplying the public at large in 11 Midwestern states. The marijuana came by ship from Colombia, Jamaica and Thailand, and then was trucked into the heartland. To hide the shipments, the enterprise's lieutenants, often North Central alumni, arranged for short-term storage in remote Hoosier barns. "We were offered $70,000," says one farm wife who refused. "They said we only had to leave town one night and ask no questions, and the money would be there when we returned."
The guiding intelligence behind the business, government investigators say, was Paul Heilbrunn. Officially, Richard, now 38, occupied a rung on the gang's organizational ladder just below his brother, along with Chuck Stocksdale, another North Central graduate. But Richard lacked Paul's ambition. A big teddy bear of a man who wore a beard and ponytail and favored plaid shirts, blue jeans and organic food, he lived in a farmhouse north of the city and took long walks in the woods with his red malamute, Henna. "He was revered," says a friend. "He was a guru. Everybody loved Richard."
But his younger brother was respected, and feared. In the company of friends and associates, Paul was called Melech—Hebrew for King. According to the indictment, he organized the gang and saw to its growth, setting up a command structure and limiting the flow of information from one level to another, thereby limiting the damage any captured member could do should he choose to cut a deal with police. Paul was also the one, the government charges, who directed lawyers to set up dummy corporations in Panama and the Bahamas to launder the tens of millions of dollars that were starting to pour in. He was "an extremely, extremely intelligent guy," says attorney Robert Davies, 53, who was indicted for his role in the laundering scheme. At his trial, Davies claimed he was an unwitting accomplice ("You don't ask your clients where they get their money") and was acquitted, but by then the bad publicity had cost him his good reputation and $400,000 in legal expenses.
No druggie himself, Paul wore three-piece bespoke suits, spun around town in a late-model BMW, frequented the most expensive restaurants and paid in hundred-dollar bills. "If you went to a good concert in Indianapolis, he'd be in the front row," says a friend. He hired jets to take business associates to the Super Bowl and the NCAA basketball finals. He had presence. "He was beautiful," says a woman who knew him. "When he entered a room, people stopped talking and stared at him." Many also deferred to him, says another acquaintance of the period. "Nobody was close to Paul. We all knew he was involved in drugs, but you'd dare not mention it. Paul cared about no one but Paul."
That statement was chillingly illustrated in September 1975. According to federal prosecutors, Paul was supposed to talk to John Jenkins, an employee and an old friend from North Central, about a large debt Jenkins owed the organization. Instead, he asked Richard to take his place. At the meeting, Jenkins pulled a pistol, killed the man who had accompanied Richard and put four bullets into Richard, leaving him for dead.
Jenkins eventually hanged himself in a British Columbia jail, and Richard survived, though with a pronounced limp. Federal authorities and, say friends, Linda Leary are both convinced that Paul knew exactly what he was missing. Telling acquaintances somewhat improbably that the shooting had transpired over "a misunderstanding over health food," Leary ranted openly against her younger son, and a family rift opened that has never healed.
Still, nobody withdrew from the business. By this time the onetime rich kids of North Central High had become grotesquely wealthy drug lords. Friends talk of parties featuring bowls of cocaine; one guest who accepted an invitation to do a little hashish recalls being escorted to a room filled floor-to-ceiling with bricks of it. One lieutenant kept a trilevel lakeside home complete with a dock, a boat and liquor cabinets stocked with Dom Pérignon. (His girlfriend at the time says she became nervous after he started talking about bulletproofing his Mercedes and dropped him when she discovered guns in his bed.) There was so much cash, say authorities, that the organization began using electric money-counting machines and instructed employees simply to throw out all one-dollar bills.
Laundered money from the offshore corporations was allegedly funneled back to Indianapolis and often turned into loans to the unknowing: a local radio station, a Cablevision franchise, even the Indianapolis Dining Guide, whose publisher was Michael Hudnut, son of the city's current Mayor. For her troubles, Linda Leary was named president of a four-state soft-drink franchise, a business venture, she later told friends, that cost her $1.9 million in losses.
Then, in 1983, federal agents say they picked up a cocaine distributor who had been given the boot by Paul because of his drug use. In exchange for a grant of immunity, he agreed to tell the authorities as much as he knew about the Heilbrunn operation. In November 1987, after four years spent gathering evidence, the authorities moved in on the Yogurt Connection with an indictment heftier than most short novels. So far there have been 25 arrests and 20 convictions, and the casualties have included Chuck Stocksdale. Most of the organization's top lieutenants are either in jail or in hiding or have been granted immunity pending further court action.
Federal investigators, in fact, got nearly everybody they wanted—except the Heilbrunns. In the second half of 1985, friends noticed that Linda was becoming increasingly nervous and was traveling to the Bahamas more frequently. She mentioned to one couple that she might be taking a long "vacation" and asked whether they would like to rent her house. They agreed, and Linda and her sons left in November. But she didn't seem happy about it. She cried as a friend helped her draft her resignation from the National Council of Jewish Women.
The family settled in Austria, the country Linda's second husband had fled during the Nazi occupation and one with a lenient policy toward the importation of foreign funds. Richard, his Austrian wife (whom he met there), their 22-month-old son and Linda have resided in a yellow mansion in the wealthy Salzburg exurb of Glasenbach. Friends from Indiana who visited Linda say she had become "estranged" from Paul and was sometimes very unhappy, But hardly idle. She became a volunteer for a tour company, helped coordinate holiday celebrations for American citizens living in Austria and served as secretary for a branch of the Austro-American Society.
As for Paul, five weeks ago he visited the bar of the elegant Sheraton Salzburg Hotel. Smartly attired as always, he talked about his wife and two young daughters, who live with him in the picture-book town of Mondsee, where parts of The Sound of Music were filmed, and about his father, who is seriously ill in Michigan. "I'm an innocent man," he proclaimed, dismissing the charges against him as the malicious concoctions of conviction-crazed prosecutors and former friends lying to stay out of jail. "I can't even pay my debts in the U.S. because they seized my assets," said Paul unhappily. "What happened to innocent until proven guilty?"
Perhaps he should return to the U.S. to defend himself? "My business here is going good," he said, noting that it would likely go far less good if he were to spend "a couple of years in jail, on pretrial detention," which is what his lawyers predict would happen should he reappear in Indiana voluntarily. Extradition, he made clear, was not a threat he took very seriously. "I'm not worried about that," he said. "There's nothing to worry about."
Two weeks later, Paul is still well-dressed, still composed. But he is in the custody of one of Austria's Justizwache, walking the corridor from the district courthouse in the quaint, medieval market town of Wels to his cell in a nearby penal block. On the way, he catches a glimpse of an acquaintance, makes a wry face and gives the thumbs-down sign. Half an hour later, Richard takes the same doleful stroll.
"He underestimated us," says U.S. Attorney Deborah Daniels of Paul. "He underestimated our patience. He thought we'd forget all about him." Gloats one of her colleagues: "He finally confronted something he couldn't talk or buy his way out of." After three years of bureaucratic spadework, the U.S. government has asked the Austrians to take the first step in the extradition process, a hearing on whether the defendants should be jailed prior to the actual decision, on grounds that they might leave the country. Linda, though indicted in the U.S. on 12 felony counts, has been given her freedom, for now; visibly shaken, she was whisked back to Glasenbach by a lawyer. Paul and Richard, apparently considered a risk to flee, will stay in the Wels jail until their lawyers can get them out on appeal, or until Austria decides whether to honor the American extradition request.
According to Paul's Indianapolis attorney, Linda Pence, he could delay that moment for up to a year and a half if he wants. And he may want. While waiting in jail in bucolic Wels, he is not likely to be treated too harshly. With their high-priced lawyers and their air of exotic foreignness, he and Richard are the town's celebrity inmates. A few days ago, an assistant to the investigating judge in the case could be heard referring to them as die Herrschaften, which translates roughly as "the gentlefolk."
Eventually, no doubt, she too will learn that appearances can be deceiving.
—With additional reporting by Traudl Lessing in Wels, Austria
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KF: Reflect back on your time at Byrnes. What memories stand out to you the most?
ED: You know I just believe the chance that I received by playing football there would be what stands out the most for me. It gave me a reason to want to wake up every morning and work at being the best at what I do. It just overall motivated me to be a better person and football player.
KF: If you had to choose just one moment or memory which one was the biggest for you?
ED: Winning the state championship my senior year it was definitely a shock to everyone but I guess hard work does pay off.
KF: Have you started a workout regimen for the FSU staff? If so how tough is it compared to what you've done at Byrnes?
ED: Yes I have started and it is definitely hard from the running to the lifting. I basically have to do many more sets and reps then I ever did in high school but the running is definitely the hardest part of it to be able to even do half of it you have to be in shape that's one reason why I don't drink sodas now, because of the running part.
KF: Are they trying to add weight or do they like you where you are right now?
ED: They like me where I'm at now I'm coming in at 245-250 pounds and I'm in good shape. I have a semi six pack so yeah I'm working on that but I think I'm one of the biggest defensive ends that they've brought in so with my weight I'm good.
KF: What are you looking forward to the most about getting down to Tallahassee?
ED: I'm mostly looking forward to just being able to have chance to do something that could make a difference for my team. There are surely many other things to do in Tallahasse (laughs) but I think I'm just going to stick to the basic at first work hard then play later.
KF: What do you try to share with the guys who will be returning next year for the Rebels?
ED: I try just help them make good decisions overall because its so many things out there that can knock you off focus during this time of the year. So I just try and tell them really to work hard day in day out no matter how good you did today because tomorrow nobody is going to remember what you did yesterday.
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KF: You are arguably one of the most dominant players regardless of offense or defense to come out of Byrnes. How does that make you feel?
ED: Just to be able to hear that it just gives me a special feeling about myself. That's what all the hard work is for just so you can hear those words.
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ED: I want to play as a true freshman off top. The oppurtunity is there all I have to do is go after it. I don't look forward to redshirting at all that won't even be in my vocabulary when I step on campus.
KF: What parts of your game have you been working on the most to prepare yourself for the competition you'll be facing playing for FSU?
ED: The speed part thats one of my goals to be one of the most dominating defensive ends that have ever came through college football.
KF: Tell the Byrnes fans how you feel about them and how you want to be remembered while at Byrnes.
ED: It's unexplainable. Just remembering stepping out on that field and hearing the roar from the crowd. They have showed me so much love throughout my career. In the end I just want to be remembered as a good person. That is what it all comes down to in my book!
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Floyd will never be beaten
I'm not a fan of Mayweather, I dislike the guy, but it's as clear as daylight that he will never be beaten. Not because of his ability (he is very talented), but because he never takes risks.
Realistically, there are only two fighters out there who IMO could realistically cause Floyd some serious problems. Manny and Martinez (at 154). I'm not saying these two would beat Floyd, but they'd definitely have a chance, unlike the fighters who've recently been getting in the ring with Floyd. He just doesn't want to take any risks, he cares too much about his 0 without realising that true greats are remembered for who they've beaten, no their 0. True greats beat other true greats.
You can bet your house on Floyd not taking another challenging fight until he retires. And I'm not talking about overrated and overhyped fighters like Canelo, who only casual boxing fans are/were excited about and that was because of what they heard, not what they saw.
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James Toney disagrees, BTW, wasn't Canelo a potential risk like 2 weeks ago, how many people had money (lol) on the fact he'd knock Floyd out?
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and if Mayweather beats Pac, you'll say floyd beat a shot manny who lost his last 3 fights. if he beats martinez, you'll say he beat an old sergio coming down in weight who struggled his last fight.
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I finally watched the fight and Canelo didn't fight badly but Mayweather was on another level. Most of the fight, he stayed in front of Canelo and he still dominated him. Canelo was too big and strong to knock out. It was a masterful performance.
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i don't see anyone beating him now neither he avoided the primes of his era. he'll just cruise for the rest of his career now. Garcia, broner, khan, Thurman and will call it quits
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canelo was the fight everyone on here wanted just use the search feature now ppl are doing a 180 on the fight as expected
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Mayweather is just a ultra fast fighter with the reflexes of a cat, but no power and no Warrior spirit.
He'll continue to win fights while taking no risk at all. He entertains outside of the ring with his mouth. Inside the ring, he's all time great BORING.
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Why, after every time that Mayweather fights someone that people initially said would be a threat, do people always say Mayweather refuses to fight anyone that poses a threat? Its the same **** over and over again. Immediately after a fight gets made with Mayweather all I read is how its going to be a good fight, but then after Mayweather beats them easily, all I read is how he never fights anyone. Its literally happened for each one of his opponents since Mosley - actually even before Mosley.
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I am pretty much a complete noob to R/C. I got interested in R/C DLG's when my first love, Free Flight HLG, began to evolve from javelin launch to Discus. That started in 2005, and now the sport is practically 100% DLG dominated.
Although I am new to R/C I have flown competitive Free Flight, specializing in indoor and outdoor HLG for over 20 years. I currently hold two indoor HLG National Records and once held two World Records for indoor Free Flight HLG, class F1N, until DLG style models took my javelin records away
My first and only (right now) real R/C model is an Apogee Sport, kitted by ECM.
I have to admit, I am enjoying learning R/C and being able to bring the models back rather than jumping on a bike to chase!
This is one of my F/F outdoor designs. Typical of the current trend in Free flight gliders. 36" wingspan, about 3 ounces, launches around 120 feet. Dead air time with this model is about 80 seconds.
Here's a video of some F/F DLG tossing with my first F/F DLG, a kit by Stan Buddenbohm:
(By the way, the boom breaking mid-flight is known as a Dethermalizer (DT), this is a timer-controlled function to terminate the flight to prevent fly-aways!)
Another video of me and my buddy Rob throwing together. This was in the evening during the U.S. Indoor Free Flight champs. We found a beautiful soccer field and I happened to have my outdoor gliders with me. It was a blast!
Since my roots are in Free Flight I am drawn to the smaller R/C DLGs right now. Recent developments in the R/C industry are allowing R/C airplanes in the wingloading that Free Flight guys are accustomed to. I have always loved the lack of support equipment that comes with flying gliders. It is a very peaceful but challenging task. This is also true of R/C. Although many diehard Free Flight dudes view R/C as evil, it seems OK in gliders. R/C glider people seem to get it. Soaring is about efficiency and using natures energy, be it Free Flight, R/C or full scale. It just seems more pure than beating the air into submission with a Zagi.
Anyway thats how I got here, and I am learning a bunch. I fly with several other F/F R/C hybrid friends in the Columbus Ohio Area, and enjoy every minute of it. I am already looking at Sidewinder II's
Hi Thought I would say welcome... Great start to the RC Handlaunch hobby having all that FF experience Nice models you have posted.
I am waving on dabbling in the FF dlg myself - I have had a kit for a year but keep procrastinating over sanding a balsa wing. I would rather cut foam.
Have fun
cheers jeff
Lets get that XP4 Build going Jim!
You remember me and Chris Goins talking to you New Years eve about FF DLGs? That was when I got Chris hooked on RC DLG.
Glad you're hooked on it too! Come out for an East Coast contest! Polecat, BASS, LISF, CRRC.


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- "In Dunwall, things are always tangled up like a bag of snakes."
- — Daud
Dunwall, the capital of Gristol and seat of the Imperial government of the Isles, is an industrial whaling city that serves as the central setting for Dishonored. Whaling trawlers pack its harbor, bringing in a constant stream of the whale oil that powers its industrial revolution.
History and Geography
The present site that Dunwall occupies was once home to an ancient civilization that collapsed for unknown reasons. Having existed approximately 1000 years before the events of Dishonored, its people worshiped the Outsider and inscribed whale bones with his mark. The ruins were discovered only recently, deep under present-day Dunwall. Many trinkets and artifacts still wash up along Dunwall's shores in the present day.[1]
Originally a small whaling town,[2] Dunwall experienced an industrial boom with the discovery of whale oil's potential as a fuel source by natural philosopher Esmond Roseburrow. This discovery led to the emergence of various technological marvels, from mechanized whaling trawlers to electric lighting and security devices, many created by the inventor Anton Sokolov.
Dunwall is divided in two by the Wrenhaven, a vast river that serves as the main thoroughfare for whaling trawlers and other commercial traffic. Kingsparrow Island, located where the river meets the sea, is the only island known to exist off Dunwall. Dunwall is also dominated by rocky outcroppings and numerous cliffs, which are in turn topped by multiple factories and manors.
Dunwall is an expansive city comprised of numerous districts and locations, from the wealthy Estate District to the declining Drapers Ward and the ruined Flooded District.
The Rat Plague
The rat plague, a virulent and deadly disease originally from the distant Pandyssian Continent, emerged in Dunwall's poorest districts and decimated the city's population. Following a plea for aid from Empress Jessamine Kaldwin, the other nations of the Empire blockaded Dunwall to prevent the disease from spreading outside the city. Although the Empress rejected early efforts to establish quarantines and martial law to combat the plague, her assassination allowed Lord Regent Hiram Burrows to enforce aggressive policies, including using military technology to enforce social control. Desperation within the city led to riots and chaos as Dunwall's government became increasingly oppressive and obtrusive.
Walls of light control the flow of movement within the city, and the City Watch patrols the streets with a strict curfew imposed from dusk to dawn. An ever-increasing wealth gap secures health for those fortunate to have enough money, as the upper classes and their retinues hoard the elixirs that stave off the plague. Gang activity has become rampant, strengthened by lax law enforcement and the collapse of industry within the city. Amid the chaos, corruption thrives.
Dunwall is known for extreme class division and xenophobia. The poor form the lowest stratum of society, and are the target of biological warfare aimed at eradicating poverty by decimating the underclass.[3] During plague time, Survivors represent those who have survived the plague but are downtrodden and oppressed. They are encouraged to join the Navy[4] or, in the case of children, the Abbey[5] in return for protection from the plague.
The aristocracy continues to thrive even during the prevalence of the plague, many of them belonging to influential families such as the Carmines, Inchmouths, Boyles and Pendletons. Individuals from other nations within the Empire are not highly regarded, and are not often seen among the privileged classes; Corvo Attano and Anton Sokolov are the only known exceptions, both of whom experience degradation due to their nationality.[6][7] Further, it is common belief that marriage between members of Gristol's aristocracy and people of other nations "dirties the blood."[citation needed]
Adherence to the Abbey of the Everyman is widespread, yet cultists of the Outsider prevail in the city's many dark corners. Cuisine is also divided - for the downtrodden, there are cheap canned goods and rations, and for Dunwall's upper classes, expensive foods, whiskeys and ciders are imported from across the Isles.
Law and Order
The Dunwall City Watch is the primary law enforcement agency for the entire city, with three different tiers: the Lower Watch, the Guards, the Officers and a specialized rank, the Tallboys. The Wrenhaven River Patrol enforces Dunwall's laws across the River and its tributaries. The Soldiers of the Combined Armies of the Empire work with the Watch. During the reign of Hiram Burrows, the Abbey of the Everyman's Warfare Overseers work alongside the Watch, given all the powers of a civil police,[8] though they largely deal with crimes of heresy. Regardless, criminal organizations such as the Dead Eels, the Hatters, and the Bottle Street Gang, continue to thrive.
Much of Dunwall's architecture is influenced by a mixture of real-world architectural influences: Dunwall Tower exhibits Gothic architecture, the Golden Cat resembles Art Noveau, and the Boyle Mansion is heavily Victorian. The majority of housing is influenced by Victorian (primarily Jacobean revival) style and is comprised of a handful different designs repeated throughout the city. Industrial influences are also present, such as in the expansion of Dunwall Tower, Kaldwin's Bridge, and quarantine barriers, while Coldridge Prison and the Office of the High Overseer take heavily after Nazi architecture.
Predictably, areas of affluence such as the Estate District exhibit the city's most elaborate architectural influences, which poorer districts are comprised of simpler, more utilitarian structures. The latter also experience the heaviest deterioration during the plague, due to lack of civil maintenance; the Rudshore Financial District and Drapers Ward act as major exceptions following the breaking of the river barriers and the rise of gang warfare, respectively.
Technology and Transportation
Dunwall, being one of the most industrialized cities of the Isles, possesses numerous advanced technologies from the mundane to the sophisticated. Electric lighting and heaters are common in almost every home, while for security purposes, walls of light and arc pylons are utilized to control movement. The most infamous of these technologies is the Tallboy, a heavily armored soldier armed with explosive arrows, walking on motorized stilts. Almost all of these technologies are powered by whale oil.
Due to Dunwall's port environment, boats from small motor boats to massive, hulking whaling trawlers form the bulk of transportation in and out of Dunwall. On the ground, railway tracks provide transport for the City Watch and smaller rail cars are used by the aristocracy as a means of personal transport. Elevated rail lines provide fast and easy transport for people, cargo and even corpses.
Known Locations
- Wrenhaven River: The main river flowing through Dunwall. Used mainly by whaling trawlers to access the slaughterhouses alongside the river.
- Dunwall Sewers: The city's waterworks used to evacuate wastewater directly into the Wrenhaven. They cover most of Dunwall's underground.
- Distillery District: A district named after the old Dunwall Whiskey Distillery, which is located there. Disputed between the City Watch and the Bottle Street gang.
- Holger Square: Location of the Office of the High Overseer. It serves as headquarters for the Overseers of the Abbey of the Everyman in Dunwall.
- Estate District: A wealthy, upper class district housing the estates of Dunwall's most prestigious families, such as the Boyles and the Morays.
- Flooded District: Previously the thriving Rudshore Financial District, flooded during the plague crisis due to poor maintenance work of the water walls. Now used to round up plague victims, both dead and alive.
- Old Port District: A quarantined area emptied by plague. It houses the Hound Pits Pub, headquarters of the Loyalist Conspiracy.
- Slaughterhouse Row: An industrial whaling district with the most active slaughterhouses in Dunwall, including the Rothwild Slaughterhouse.
- Legal District: Home to several major law offices in Dunwall, such as the estate of the City Barrister Arnold Timsh.
- Drapers Ward: A major textile production area reconverted into a high-class clothing center. After its decline, control of the district was violently disputed between the Hatters and the Dead Eels.
- Mutcherhaven District: An area outside Dunwall's quarantine blockades. Home to several large estates, such as the abandoned Brigmore Manor.
- Civil Services District: An unseen district where emergency grain rationing has been set to help Dunwall's citizens survive through the plague crisis.
- Tailors' District: An unseen district where a protest for more food, elixir rations and better treatment was severely repressed by the City Watch.
- Dunwall Water District: An unseen district mentioned only on a sign near a door leading into the Dunwall Sewers.
- Rust District: An industrial district on the riverside where the Berrington Ironworks are located.
- New Mercantile District: A large residential village north from Dunwall, emptied during the Plague crisis and incorporated into the city's new expansion plans.[9]
Monuments And Other Important Landmarks
- Dunwall Tower: Central seat of the Empire's rulers. It has been heavily fortified with new technologies under the regency of Hiram Burrows.
- Coldridge Prison: Main prison in Gristol holding Dunwall's criminals. Reinforced with new security measures following the escape of Corvo Attano. It is accessible from Dunwall Tower only.
- The Golden Cat: An upscale bathhouse, also known as Dunwall's most famous brothel. It recently reopened after a plague outbreak.
- Kaldwin's Bridge: A large bridge spanning across the Wrenhaven. It holds several warehouses, apartments and estates, such as Anton Sokolov's Safehouse.
- Kingsparrow Island: A small island off the coast of Dunwall. It serves as a military fortress, utilizing the latest Sokolov technologies, and holds a luxury penthouse atop the monumental lighthouse.
- The Academy of Natural Philosophy: Home to the intellectual elite of Dunwall and the chief authority of science across the Empire.
- Clocktower: A mechanical clock towering the Estate District and the rest of Dunwall.
- Gristol Parliament: The seat of Dunwall's government, where Gristol's aristocracy gathers to vote on issues and make decisions regarding the island.
- Wyrmwood Way: A place where fringe alchemists, Bone Charm crafters and anyone dabbling into the occult and the superstitious gathers, despite the occasional raids by Overseers.
- Dunwall is strongly inspired by London and Edinburgh,[10] as well as British and American whaling towns as they existed in the 19th century.
- "Dun" is Old English for gray or drab, and is also a Scottish/Irish Gaelic term for "fort". Both of these definitions hint at aspects of the city.
- The collectible item Medicinal Herbs (valued 20 coins) are Nettle Seeds made in Dunwall.
- The population of Dunwall is 202,900. The city spans an area of 19.65 sq mi, and it sits at an elevation of 125 ft.[11]
- ↑ Outsider Shrines Speeches § The Royal Physician
- ↑ Official Dishonored website: Discover Dunwall - Energy
- ↑ The Lord Regent's Confession
- ↑ "Citizens displaced by quarantine measures are reminded that the Dunwall Navy has bunks, food and salary, and in some cases, legal amnesty available for qualified applicants. Report to a recruiter to learn more about the opportunities in service to the Lord Regent."
- ↑ "Attention Dunwall Citizens: You are urged to consider presenting children between the ages of seven and ten to the Abbey to be tested. As Overseers, they will be provided for, and serve the wellbeing [sic] of the community and the city."
- ↑ The Royal Protector
- ↑ "Yes, Sokolov's a foreigner - with the looks and manner of a Tyvian Swineherd. But he is also a great genius."
- ↑ Loudspeaker Announcement: "...in this continuing crisis, the Overseers of the Abbey of the Everyman remain in service of the state, and are empowered to enforce whenever and wherever necessary..."
- ↑ Dishonored: The Corroded Man, p. 46
- ↑ Interview with Havey Smith after the 2016 Bethesda E3 Showcase
- ↑ Dishonored: The Dunwall Archives
World of the Dishonored series
The Isles (Gristol • Morley • Serkonos • Tyvia) • Dunwall • Karnaca • Pandyssian Continent
The Loyalist Conspiracy • Rat Plague • Siege of White Cliff • Timeline • The Great Burning
City Watch • Empire of the Isles • Grand Serkonan Guard • Warfare Overseers
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Alexin • Caltan • Dabokva • Meya • Pradym • Samara • Tamarak • Yaro
Baleton • Driscol • Dunwall • Old Lamprow • Poolwick • Potterstead • Redmoor • Whitecliff
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All seven passengers on board, including Nelly, were detained. They were released after one man admitted the weapon and the controlled substances – 10.4 lbs of marijuana, .64 ozs of heroin and a .45 cal pistol – belonged to him. He was arrested and awaits bond.
"It is my understanding a member of my staff made an unfortunate decision to bring unlawful materials onto our tour bus that resulted in his arrest this morning, October 11th," Nelly said late Thursday in a statement.
"Neither I nor anyone else on the tour bus was aware of his decision to bring these on board. Law enforcement officials in Sierra Blanca, Texas, did not press charges against anyone other than that individual."
Nelly isn't the first celeb to be stopped by police in Texas. Last month, Fiona Apple was arrested after police found .01 lbs. of marijuana and .010 lbs. of hashish on her tour bus – in the same town where Nelly was detained.
Also busted at this checkpoint: Willie Nelson, Armie Hammer and Snoop Dogg. TMZ first reported this story.
Reporting by CARLOS GREER
Nelly Detained After Cops Find Drugs on His Tour Bus
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Maxwell earns his second No. 1 on The Billboard 200
Maxwell scores his second No. 1 record on The Billboard 200 as "BLACKsummers'night" bows at the top, with his best sales week ever, at that. The album moved 316,000, which outdoes his last set, "Now" in 2001, which also went No. 1 with 296,000.
Just keep the album's title in mind as Maxwell's career moves forward: the word is that this set is one of three in a trilogy, the other two to be titled "black SUMMERS'night" and "blacksummers'NIGHT." Have fun with that one, SoundScan.
The soundtrack to "Hannah Montana 3" debuts right behind at No. 2 with 137,000 copies, falling short of the other two TV predecessors, which both started at No. 1. The "Hannah Montana: The Movie" soundtrack bowed on the chart at No. 2 earlier this year.
The "Now 31" hits compilation falls 1-3 with 101,000, a 41% slip in sales from the week prior.
Rock-kinda-pop-punk-Warped-Tour-ish band All Time Low starts quite high on the chart at No. 4 with "Nothing Personal." The group's previous chart best came in 2007 with "So Wrong, It's Right" at No. 62.
There is no end in sight for Black Eyed Peas' "The E.N.D" on The Billboard 200, as the album holds tight to No. 5 for another week. Brad Paisley's "American Saturday Night" moves 2-6, Rob Thomas' "Cradlesong" falls 3-7 and Taylor Swift's "Fearless" ascends 11-8 (even though it had an uptick in sales of only 1%). Eminem's "Relapse" keeps No. 9 warm and Jonas Brothers' "Lines, Vines and Trying Times" ties up the top tier slilpping 8-10.
Overall sales are up 4.5% compared to last week, and are down only less than 1% compared to the same week last year. Sales total for the year are down 14% compared to last year's sum.


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This is for those of who may only have a basic grasp of what the combine is, but want to learn more. Rob Rang and the guys at NFL Draft Scout have a very comprehensive work up of what the combine is all about. It is a really thorough piece. This is why their site is so great.
Along with this is a companion piece with a breakdown of who to really watch at the combine. Get ready, it will be the talk of the town starting on Thursday(1st day of workouts). I don't know about you guys, but I can sit around and watch this stuff all day long on the NFLN. I don't even care what this makes Mrs. Seahawk Addict say about me! END
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Some helpful Forex for noobs tips
If you're looking for some Forex for noobs tips then you've come to the right place. While it's true that Forex trading can help you earn fast money, not everyone that took the road of currency market made their way to success. Just like when you're gambling the possibilities of loosing is not really far-fetched in foreign exchange especially for novice traders. The tips below were made to help newbies start their way towards the exciting world of Forex.
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A man is accused of showing a gun while driving behind an off-duty police officer in Fitzwilliam last week.
Before 3 p.m. on Aug. 7, an off-duty Rindge police officer reported that she was being followed northbound on Route 12 by a man who showed a handgun in a threatening manner.
Soon after, Fitzwilliam police arrested 23-year-old Nicholas M. Palmisano and charged him with reckless conduct and criminal threatening.
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March 5, 2014 — FICO (NYSE:FICO), a leading predictive analytics and decision management software company, today announced that it will release the next broadly available version of the FICO® Score — the standard measure of U.S. consumer credit risk –– beginning this summer. Using a new, multi-faceted modelling approach, which combines sophisticated in-house analytic technology with insights gained over 50 years of building credit risk models, FICO® Score 9 will provide best-in-class predictive power across all major credit product lines – mortgages, auto loans, credit cards and personal loans – from originations through account management.
FICO has also addressed lenders' concerns regarding score consistency across the three major credit bureaus, and compatibility with previous FICO® Score versions to ease adoption. The FICO Score continues to help keep lenders aligned with key compliance objectives and relevant government regulations.
The FICO® Score is the most widely used credit score in North America. Lenders purchased more than 10 billion FICO Scores in 2013, and 90 percent of all U.S. consumer lending decisions use the FICO Score. The 25 largest credit card issuers, the 25 largest auto lenders and tens of thousands of other businesses rely on the FICO Score for consumer credit risk analysis and federal regulatory compliance.
"To become a widely adopted industry standard, a credit score must work well across industries, across all lending product lines and across the entire credit lifecycle," said James Wehmann, executive vice president of Scores at FICO. "The major changes in the lending environment over the last few years demanded that we take a different approach to building a score that will continue to perform consistently well in various situations. We devised an innovative approach to developing FICO Score 9 that enabled us to leapfrog our own industry-standard benchmark. Our goal is to continue to support a financial ecosystem that includes lenders, securitisation investors, rating agencies, regulators and other stakeholders who need a common risk benchmark."
"Our innovative, multi-faceted modelling approach incorporates a more exhaustive characteristic selection process to build a score that is even more effective across a wide variety of situations," said Andrew Jennings, chief analytic officer for FICO. "This approach also uses FICO Model Builder's Multiple Goal Scorecard technology – a sophisticated tool that balances out different scoring objectives applied across various product lines. As a result, we will deliver a new FICO Score that continues to be the credit score that defines U.S. consumer credit risk."
FICO® Score 9 will be the first release in a suite of updated and new FICO® Scores. It will be followed by industry-specific FICO Scores for credit cards, auto loans and mortgages. Future scores in the suite will build on FICO's deep expertise in analysing a broad spectrum of data types, as well as its keen understanding of client needs. These scores will be developed to reliably assess the creditworthiness of even more people.
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In the video below, Roger Martin discusses the book he authored with former Procter & Gamble CEO A.G. Lafley called Playing to Win. The book touches on the strategies that Martin and Lafley employed to help Procter & Gamble quadruple its profits and increase its market capitalization by $100 billion in just 10 years, and how these strategies translate to every organization. A full version of the interview can be found here.
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Brendan Byrnes: Can you talk about why you called the book Playing to Win, and how does one play to win?
Roger Martin: Sure. We called it Playing to Win because what A.G. and I believe strongly is that if a company doesn't attempt to win -- by which we mean have a better value proposition for the customer than anybody they're competing with -- then one of those other companies will choose to do that and they will eventually eat your lunch.
Serving the customer better, having a better value proposition, is the aspiration that you need to have. If you do that, if you set that as your aspiration, then it will help you make choices that are consistent with that.
If you've got this general, fuzzy, "We want to sell stuff" kind of aspiration, then it won't help you make the choices that say, "What do we have to do to actually make that happen?"
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A name for your significant other. Someone you have strong feelings for. It is more than love. You would do anything for that person.
He is my Baybee, and i would remove my values for him.
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Surprise Carrot Cake RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 3 cups shredded carrots
- 1-3/4 cups sugar
- 1 cup canola oil
- 3 eggs
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup chopped pecans
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 egg
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 4 cups confectioners' sugar
- In a large bowl, beat the carrots, sugar, oil and eggs until well blended. In a large bowl, combine the flour, baking soda, cinnamon and salt; gradually beat into carrot mixture until blended. Stir in the pecans. Pour 3 cups batter into a greased and floured 10-in. fluted tube pan.
- In a small bowl, beat cream cheese and sugar until smooth. Beat in egg. Spoon over batter. Top with remaining batter.
- Bake at 350° for 55-60 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack to cool completely.
- For frosting, in a small bowl, beat the cream cheese, butter and vanilla until fluffy. Gradually add confectioners' sugar until smooth. Frost cake. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 12-16 servings.
Reviews for Surprise Carrot Cake
"Boobeau 5105 If you add 2 or 3 Tablespoons of flour, enough to stiffen it up a little for the cream cheese filling, the texture will be much better and stay in place instead of rising to the top. Just a suggestion."
"Absolutely delicious. The reason for 4 stars instead of 4: The filling didn't stay in the cake, kind of emerged in the surface - but it might have been my mistake, maybe I made it too liquidy. Next time I would make less frosting, it is delicious but when used on the cake it's a little bit too thick."
"My husband took this cake to work and the next food sharing day he came home with a request for another one. I find it easiest to make the "surprise" by putting it in a plastic bag, cutting off the corner and piping it."
"I also made this for Easter. It is delicious!!"
"Made this forEaster it was great!"
"This cake part of this cake came out fantastic!! I changed it a bit, by changing the amount of carrot from 3 to 2 cups and added 1 cups of really drained well crushed pineapple. It was so moist! The chopped toasted pecans were perfect in it! I only give it 4 stars because the cream cheese center had a strange texture - it was very holey ( bubbly sort of), not a creamy texture at all? Does any one know why this would happen? - The frosting was amazing and everyone loved the cake!!! BTW _ I followed the directions about oil & flour in the pan and mine came out very easily too! No sticking!!"
"The flavor of this cake is a 5-star, but, as other commenters said, this cake has a major sticking problem! I read the reviews and should have just used shortening and flour as everyone noted, but I was using a silicone bundt pan and though Pam spray would be sufficient. I was wrong. The cake stuck horribly and I ended up with a presentation that was embarrassing. I would most definitely make this cake again, but next time I will use shortening and flour and purchase a new bundt pan!"
"Very moist and delicious a big hit with hubby and myself. Shared some with a neighbor and she said "it's a keeper". No problem with getting it out of the Bundt pan at all I let it cool for 10 minutes then flipped it onto a plate to cool."
"I had a problem getting this out of the pan, too. I greased it well and floured it so I don't know what went wrong. But, I was able to put the broken piece back on and it still looks good. If it tastes half as good as it smelled while it was baking then I will try it again.My family said this was amazing! Will definitely make again!"
"I sell at a Farmer's Market and my customers prefer walnuts in their carrot cakes, but pecans work too. Just using PAM as a releasing agent won't work. You must use a brand with FLOUR in it. GFS carries the best I have ever used. A large can at a reasonable price. This recipe can also be used in mini loaf pans and as muffins. It freezes very well and if possible, is even more moist!"


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Are you interested in joining the team?
The Forestry Club is open to all ESF students. Some of us are even from SU. If you would like to see what we do, we meet behind the old greenhouse on the ESF campus every Monday and Thursday at 6:45pm for rides. Practices are held at the Lafayette Experimental Field Station. Or you can ask any officer or member for information.
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How does it work? Once a session starts, two lessons will be released each week, for the six-week duration of your course. You will have access to all previously released lessons until the course ends.
Keep in mind that the interactive discussion area for each lesson automatically closes 2 weeks after each lesson is released, so you're encouraged to complete each lesson within two weeks of its release.
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¡Bienvenidos! (Welcome !) In our first lesson, you'll master the building blocks of Spanish. First, you'll discover how easy it is to spell and pronounce words en español. After that, you'll learn how to count from 0 to 19.
La familia is central to Latin American life, and knowing "who's who" can be a big help when you're talking with witnesses, crime victims, or suspects. Today you'll learn the Spanish words for family members, and pick up some easy conversational phrases you can use every day on the job. In addition, we'll talk about pronouns and explore the role of gender in Spanish.
What color was the suspect's car? Which way did he go? How fast was he driving? After today's lesson, you'll be able to answer all these questions easily en español. We'll start by talking about the Spanish words for colors, and then move on to directional words (with some prepositions thrown in as a bonus). After that, you'll learn how to count all the way to 199.
Law enforcement professionals are always on the go—so you'll want lots of action words in your Spanish vocabulary. To help you use Spanish verbs easily, I'll introduce you to my simple conjugation system that uses only three tenses (present, easy past, and easy future). In addition, we'll look at two interesting verbs that mean "to be:" ser and estar.
Asking questions is a big part of your job, and today you'll find out how to query your witnesses or suspects en español. After that, we'll look at powerful words for describing objects, people, and feelings. And in this lesson, you'll master the very important little word hay—something you'll definitely want to add to your repertoire.
In this lesson, we'll add more high-octane words to your vocabulary for talking about people. You'll learn how to describe their ages, their hair colors, their ethnicity, their legal status, and even what they're wearing. In addition, we'll talk about the weather en español. I'll also introduce you to four handy little words—este, esta, ese, and esa—that will help you stretch out your sentences.
It's time to talk about . . . time! In today's lesson, you'll discover how to talk about the hours of the day, the days of the week, and the months of the year in Spanish. As a bonus, you'll learn how to identify the major parts of the body and obtain answers in emergencies by asking questions like "Where does it hurt?," "Are you ill?," and "What happened?"
Whether you're taking dispatch calls or walking a beat, you need to be familiar with your neighborhood—so today, we'll tour the buildings and places in a typical town. In addition, we'll explore a house inside and out, and take a look at the objects you're likely to find there. And we'll talk a little about weights and measures, including the metric measures many Spanish speakers use.
Today's topic is professions—both legal and illegal. We'll start by looking at Spanish words for emergency responders and law enforcement professionals. After that, you'll meet some additional professionals and learn their names en español. Next, we'll investigate words for criminals and check out the weapons they're likely to use. And just for fun, we'll talk a bit about Spanish first and last names—which can be pretty confusing when you're trying to file paperwork.
Speeders, drunk drivers, red-light runners—you'll meet all of them in this lesson. We'll begin with a quick look at words for describing drivers who are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. After that, you'll discover lots of phrases to describe specific traffic violations. We'll also explore the names for different types of vehicles, and you'll learn one word you won't want to use to describe people who break the rules of the road.
At a crime scene, you often need to talk firmly to suspects and witnesses. Today, you'll learn lots of useful commands for getting people to do what you want—from polite commands like "sit down" to forceful ones like "Up against the wall!" In addition, you'll find out how to describe your actions when you're giving a citation, arresting a suspect, or administering a drug or alcohol test. And finally, we'll practice saying that all-important Miranda warning in Spanish.
In your job, you're likely to encounter all sorts of medical crises—from heart attacks to gunshot wounds and broken bones. In this lesson, you'll learn Spanish words that can help you deal with common medical conditions like these. We'll also touch on the topic of direct object pronouns, and we'll add to your repertoire of commands for emergency and non-emergency situations.