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Taiwan News, Staff Reporter
It is already one week after the disappearance of our dear friend and teacher Winfried Hassemer, our grief but has continued to increase.
We who were with him befreudet think continuously on him, his person, all his wisdom are still as alive before our eyes, and especially in our hearts.
1 Tze-ing Chen, Chairman of the EULRC; Chairman of TFC
ãããA true master of law
Konfuzuis taught us: "One day teacher, father throughout life." Prof. Hassemer was my teacher for over 33 years. His thoughts have become a part of my life.
It was a good day, indeed a proud day when my PhD supervisor Professor Winfried Hassemer visited me and my friends in Taiwan. For him it was selbtverstÃĊndlich to hold some lectures at Taiwan's universities. "I need the close contact with the students, because they are our future," he said. I felt transported back during his lecture immediately as a student and doctor son in Germany in my own time and I felt the old enthusiasm for the great spirit of Winfried Hassemer again. His entire wealth of thoughts and ideas has accompanied me throughout my professional life.
After the award of an honorary doctorate at the National Taipei University, we talked at length about the current crises in Germany and Taiwan. And again I was fascinated Hassemers unshakable optimism about a "clearly articulated and moderate sized criminal law", can live with the people.
As a doctor's son I am committed to developing not finished by him lifework.
For me Hassemers life's work is important in educating the society. I should like to especially work on the 3 tasks:
1 The realization and rationalization of the legal interest
2 The deepening of his offense systematics
3 The transparency of rules of evidence
My Next DEVELOPMENT in Hassemers direction I will continue under his spiritual accompaniment. His ideas, his mind and his great influence will continue to live in Taiwan and Asia.
His death fills me with great sadness. My deepest condolences heard his wife and his family.
2 Luke Lien, a member of the EULRC; TFC Member
ãããA master of philosophical enlightenment
The encounters with Winfried Hassemer during his two-week stay in Taiwan have greatly influenced me. Many new ideas have inspired me to change my outlook on life in some points. He is a true master of words and the practical interpretation of the law. "It is primarily the man of the criminal law must be in the foreground!" said Prof. Hassemer to me. He fought for a "mass full and humane" criminal law. I was fascinated while the simple, understandable even for lay representation of difficult legal cases.
Professor Winfried Hassemer is not only a great champion, but also a good friend and older brother to me.
As a friend and collaborator of Tze-ment Chen I then Winfried Haasemer reported that we intend to set up in Taipei a European-Law Research Centre (EULRC) group and organize in order to realize his visions, and his ideals in Taiwan. In Prof. Hassemer was very pleased and even had immediately called his wife Kristiane to let her know our plans. Winfried Hassemer rejoiced at that time very much that his "ethics of justice" in such an important country such as Taiwan discussed and maybe even one day could be introduced in Taiwan's future jurisprudence.
I mourn his death. My sympathy goes to his wife and family.
3 Dieter Lutz Berger, a member of the EULRC; TFC Member
ããMaster of words with a dream
As Winfried Hassemer visited Taiwan in 2010, I waited along with over 400 students in the lecture hall looking forward to his lecture. The students sat on the floor or stood clustered on the walls of the auditorium. As Professor Tze-Lung Chen then was the former Frankfurt "doctor father" Winfried Hassemer welcomes, were we all, whether students or professors immediately struck under the spell of his personality. We followed first concentrated and then with true enthusiasm his presentation. It was not a classic lecture as normally keep him professors, it was a dialogue between Hassemer and the students. Then spoke an eloquent and quick-witted master of words. Then said a brilliant debater.
During his visit to Taiwan I could Winfried Hassemer also accompany. Up to the award of an honorary doctorate from the National Taipei University, Taiwan. And always like a red thread a dream, his personal dream through his speeches and conversations. His dream of a criminal law, only where necessary is used and with which people can live well. As formulated, the SZ: He dreamed of a criminal law, "clearly stated sanctions and moderation is measured - and that the people affected by criminal proceedings, where necessary, protects and preserves every effort".
But even such a person has a hard time if the current policy works against a liberal criminal law: After 11 September 2001 as the world's security right has been extensively aggravated lost as borders were to achieve a goal, then Hassemer was sometimes desperate. But he stayed anyway always remain confident to achieve his goal. His hope for a "liberal criminal law" was his life's work.
Now Winfried Hassemer is dead We lose a great spirit and true advocate for the right. Our heartfelt condolences go to his wife and all his family.
4 Claudius Petzold, a member of the EULRC; TFC Member
ãããMaster the practical interpretation of the law
With other friends and colleagues, I had to get to know Prof. Hassemer in Taiwan very lucky. In addition to his invaluable knowledge and experience impressed me above all its friendly, open and respectful manner in which he every person - whether their own graduate student, colleague or student - came towards.
He represented not only the proximity of the right to citizenship, he put this idea to also in his lectures, conversations and behavior. I must confess that until this person meetings led me to concern myself with the "Constitutional Court" closer, with my respect for his person in every way steadily grew. Law has lofty, for each person absolutely unattainable goals:'s law is not only an abstract doctrine, case law is to serve the people's freedom, legal practitioners should be free of modern ideological influences without dwelling to the old ways.
Last every lawyer should be open to other areas, insights and needs of others and above all: the limits of his science and consider yourself critically.
Prof. Hassemer has lived these goals.
My condolences to his family.
5 Master of reason and humanity
Much too early
and far too suddenly
Prof. Hassemer of us is gone.
His insightful and conscientious nature will always be missed.
We are all very sad.
A voice that was familiar to us, is silent.
A man who was always there is no more.
What remains are grateful memories,
no one can take.
Of all the things that the
Make happiness of life,
gives us the friendship
the greatest wealth.
Thanks for everything, Prof. Hassemer.
His warmth and cheerfulness
will always be in our
We are very sad.
6 Only the man
I knew for many years actually only from the news.
How do I suddenly met him at a conference in personam, as I subsequently also could translate him now and again, since I have not met the media image of the judge, or the role of the professor and shiny Wissenschftlers, but the people in it .
That this was so is due to the guards type and impartiality, he has proven to me over. Man first, then science, and then the rest
In this respect I am very grateful to Prof. Hassemer, and I am grateful to him for the fact that he has accepted me for who I am, and that he listened to me just like any other of those present - no matter what name they wore or what institutions they represented. He has shown me the way that you - can be and remain human - regardless of the role that is assigned to one of the society.
In this way he was to me, an important model that confirmed despite the few occasions when we could see us in my way.
Unfortunately I can not ask for more behind him, me in a sense hiding behind him, but I must now defenseless try myself to be a role model, a smaller model on a much smaller territory. I miss him. The fact that he is missing me, is a good sign, and at the same occasion for deep sadness.


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Look to avoid Miguel Tejada and his 4-for-18 mark against Doug Davis. Otherwise, there are a few Giants with some good numbers here. Pablo Sandoval is a .429 hitter in 21 at-bats while Cody Ross checks in at .353. Aaron Rowand's numbers are not bad, showing a .281 average and six walks in 32 at-bats. Davis overall is not a start to look at, even in a reach.
Barry Zito will come back from the DL to start the second game of the double-header against the Cubs. It will probably be his only one for a while as the Giants are expected to move him into a bullpen role. Alfonso Soriano has had no luck against the lefty, striking out 14 times and hitting just .146 in 41 at-bats. Aramis Ramirez is 4-for-10 with a home run and Carlos Pena is 6-for-19 with two.
While it is never really a GOOD idea to start players that are facing a pitcher who has given up just one earned run in his last 33 innings, Adrian Gonzalez may still be the right choice against Cliff Lee. Gonzalez is 7-for-10 against him overall. Dustin Pedroia and Marco Scutaro both hit better than .300 against Lee as well. Remember, it is very likely David Ortiz is out again.
Curtis Granderson has had his struggles with Zack Greinke, going only 6-for-37 and adding 10 strikeouts. Nick Swisher, Mark Teixeira, Robinson Cano, Alex Rodriguez, and Brett Gardner are all hitting better than .300 against the Milwaukee starter. Cano and Teixeira are hitting north of .400. While Greinke has been good, might be a spot to sit him down here.
Do not judge Clayton Richard by the wins and losses at home. Richard has a 2.25 ERA in his home ballpark and batters are hitting only .224 against him to boot. He has to be considered one of the best spot starts available in any league by the numbers. Grab him for this outing against the Royals.
Ted Lilly has given up 11 earned runs in his last 10 innings pitched and allowed three home runs in his last time out. The Twins, though, are hitting just .249 against lefties this season with an OBP that barely rises above .300. The .312 OBP is good for 25th in all of baseball. While Lilly has struggled, this is a good place for him to get on track.
Josh Beckett will take the ball today for the first time in better than a week. Beckett has done relatively well against the Phillies. You will want to start Chase Utley, who is hitting .320 with two home runs in 25 at-bats, and Ryan Howard, who checks in at 4-for-13. Jimmy Rollins checks in at only .255 while Placido Polanco is only 4-for-24.
Kyle Lohse has watched his ERA rise nearly a run over the month of June as he has given up 15 earned runs in his last four starts covering 24.2 innings. Derrek Lee is hitting .391 in 23 at-bats with two home runs. Vladimir Guerrero and J.J. Hardy are both hitting at least .300 as well.
Spot Starts: Richard, Correia, Marquis
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Todd Helton is hitting .417 against Ryan Dempster. Helton has added three home runs against him in 24 at-bats. Troy Tulowitzki is just 2-for-9 while Carlos Gonzalez is 5-for-9. Seth Smith has four hits in 11 at-bats himself. Dempster has struck out 30 in 29.1 innings this month but does have a 1.50 WHIP in this stretch.
Ichiro checks in at .381 against Derek Lowe while teammate Adam Kennedy is in at .325. Ichiro has not struck out in 21 at-bats against the Atlanta starter. Tough numbers for Miguel Olivo and Jack Wilson, both hitting below .200 while Chone Figgins checks in at .261.
Very few reasons to sit anyone against John Lackey given how effectively he has pitched lately. That said, Placido Polanco is hitting .174 in 23 at-bats against him. Limited numbers for most of your other Phillies. Keep Raul Ibanez active and start the rest of your Phillies as you normally would here.
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Some businesses in Allentown are one step closer to being part of the Neighborhood Improvement Zone.
ACIDA, the Allentown Commercial and Industrial Authority, one of the bodies charged with overseeing the hockey arena project and its surrounding developments has given the green light to expand the NIZ from 125.17 to 127.34 acres.
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Mayor Ed Pawlowski says the move took some work but is finally coming to fruition. "I'm really thankful the department of revenue was able to work with us, they were able to expand the zone open it up and allow us to open it up one more time to be able to pull in the remaining properties that weren't included when they first developed the map" he said.
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Maldonado Maze ? The 19-acre family-owned maze is open through Nov. 7, on Hwy 28 in La Union, N.M. Hours are 5 to 10 p.m. Friday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Open for field trips 9 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. Monday through Friday, by appointment only. Food includes roasted corn, hot dogs, hamburgers, gorditas, turkey legs, chilandrinas, soft drinks and a beer garden. A petting zoo, hayrides, slides, pedal car maze, mini mazes, jumping balloons and other attractions also featured. Admission: $9 ($7 ages 6-13; free for age 5 and younger). Bring an old pair of eyeglasses to donate to the Anthony Lions Club and get $1 off admission. Information and group rate/field trip reservations: 203-0515. This year?s theme is a ?Tribute To The American? Soldier; and features four mazes geared to toddlers through adults. Military receive $2 off admission prices; with valid ID. New this year is Outdoor Laser Tag: $6 per person. Each weekend highlights various charity organizations. Special activities include: ? Oct. 2-3 ? Bike run (Canutillo Scholarship Fund, Our Lady of Refuge Church ? Oct. 31 ? Halloween Dress Up (LULAC) ? Nov. 6-7 ? Del Arroyo Art Festival, live bands and fire dancers.
Mesilla Valley Maze & Pumpkin Patch ? The 11th annual Las Cruces labyrinth, at 3855 W. Picacho, is open through Oct. 31. Admission information: (575) 526-1919 or mesillavalleymaze.com. To get there: Take exit 139 off I-10 West (Motel Blvd.), go north one mile and turn left at Picacho (U.S. 70). Go past the Rio Grande one mile to the Maze on the Lyles? family farm. Information: (575) 526-1919 or mesillavalleymaze.com. This year?s theme celebrates the discovery of the dwarf planet Pluto, with an image designed by Anna Lyles. The farm?s 3rd annual New Mexico Pumpkin festival is 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 9-10, featuring, pumpkin painting, slides, hayrides to the pumpkin patch and live music, storytelling the Pumpkin Glow, and more. The inaugural New Mexico Pecan Festival is 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 30-31, with live music, pecan ice cream, cooking, pecan art, carriage and pony rides, children?s activities and more.
Fort Bliss Halloween ? Fort Bliss will host these Halloween events: ? A Halloween Murder Mystery Dinner Theater interactive whodunit is 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 28, at the Centennial Club. Guest can help solve the mystery with the help of a super sleuth. Come dresses for the occasion; awards for best costume and for solving the mystery. Tickets: $27; includes dinner and a witches? brew cocktail. Information: 744-8427. ? The Monster Bash family costume event is 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 29, at Biggs Park, featuring three levels of haunted houses, games, food and drink vendors, music and dancing and family-friendly Halloween movies on a giant outdoor screen. Haunted house cost: $1 for ?barely scary,? $2 for ?pretty scary? and $3 for ?really scary.? Information: 588-8247. ? A Halloween Party is 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 30, at Strike Lounge in Fort Bliss?s Desert Strike Lanes, for ages 18 and older. The party includes costume contest, snacks, signature drinks, entertainment and more. Information: 568-6272.
Zombie Walk! ? Dona Ana Arts Council invites individuals to join their fellow ?back-from-the-dead? in 6:30 to 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 30, in the Las Cruces Downtown Mall, preceding the council?s ?Rock ?n Roll Will Never Die? performance. In keeping with nationally recognized ?rules,? zombie attire (include a favorite dead rock star) is mandatory to be included in the walk and all participants are asked to remain in character, communicating only in a manner consistent with zombie behavior, i.e. grunts, groans, moans and the occasional slurred call for ?brains.? Zombies gather in front of the Rio Grande Theatre, 211 N. Downtown Mall, at 6 p.m. Participation is free. Information: (575) 523-6403.
Great Pumpkin Race and Harvestfest ? The 14th annual Great Pumpkin Race highlights the events in Cloudcroft, N.M. Saturday, Oct. 30, on Burro Avenue. The all-day events begin at the Mike Nivison Library and include amateur, semi-pro and professional pumpkin rolling events. Also featured is a children?s costume contest and parade on Burro Street. Information: (575) 682-2733. Special Halloween activities and decorations also planned at The Lodge Resort on Sunday, Oct. 31. Information: 1-800-395-6343.
Monster Mash party ? Asylum Comics and Cards, 5360 N. Mesa, Suite L-12, will host its annual Halloween party 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 30, with free food, drinks and ?comic book heroes.? Adversary Comix and 656 Comics will host signings and sketches throughout the day, and a costume contest with prizes begins at 5 p.m. Admission is free. Information: 875-8600.
Spooky Halloween Spectacular ? Jungle Jaks, 1700 Zaragosa, host a weekend of Halloween events Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 30-31, featuring costume contests at 6 p.m. with prizes. Admission: $10.99 ages 3-12; $3.99 ages 1-2. Adults 13 and older admitted free. Information: 856-3763 junglejaksfun.com.
City Halloween carnivals ? The City of El Paso Parks and Recreation Department will have Halloween festivities throughout the city at the different Community Centers 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 31. Admission is free. Information: 544-0753. The carnivals include friendly haunted houses, costume contests, and other types of family fun. Community centers that will be having Halloween activities are Armijo, Carolina, Chihuahuita, Gary Del Palacio, Galatzan, Leona Ford Washington, Marty Robbins, Multi-Purpose, Nolan Richardson, Veterans, Pavo Real, Rae Gilmore, Seville and San Juan Community Centers.
Funny Face Festival ? Scotsdale Baptist Church, 10015 Lockerbie, will host the family carnival 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 31, featuring games, hayride, prizes, face painting, candy and more. Admission and games are free. Non-scary costumes welcome. Information: 595-2811 or scotsdale-baptist.org.
Halloween Scary Glow Light Run ? El Paso Parks and Recreation Department hosts the run at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 31, at Gary Del Palacio Recreation Center. Call 541-4331 for details.
KLAQ Halloween Parade ? The 24th annual parade starts around 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 31, at Album Park, 3001 Parkwood, and returns there. The parade is 1.9 miles and lasts about one hour. Prizes will be given for ?Rock ?n? Drive? (combination vehicle/human costume), Best Dressed Pedestrian, Business Costume, and High School Band. No entry fee, but entries must display ?KLAQ.? Early arrival strongly encouraged. Preregister at the KLAQ offices. Information: 544-8864.
Trick-or-Treat Off the Street ? Bassett Place mall, 6101 Gateway West, hosts its annual safe trick or treat event 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 31, at participating merchants throughout the mall. All children welcome to participate, admission is free. Information: 772-7479 or bassettplacemall.com. El Paso Sheriff?s Office?s Halloween Haunted House is open daily Oct. 13-31 at the mall?s Southeast end, featuring movie-quality sets, special effects and interactive performers. Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday; 3 to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday. Special carnival activities and live entertainment 3 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 30.
Halloween at the Park ? Smokey Bear Historical Park, 118 Smokey Bear Blvd. in Capitan, N.M. will host Halloween activities for all ages 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 31, including games, prizes, candy and the Haunted Forest. Presented by the Capitan Women?s Club, D.A.R.E., Smokey Bear?s Hometown Association and State Forestry. Bring flashlight and camera. Information: (575) 354-2748.
Dia de los Muertos ? The Calavera Coalition hosts its celebration of Day of the Dead at Old Mesilla Plaza Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 30-31, with food, music, stories, dancing and piñatas. Traditional day of the dead altars will be on display. Vendors will feature hand-made Day of the Dead-themed gifts. Admission is free. Information: (575) 647-2639 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Altar building is 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 29, on the Mesilla Plaza; overnight security provided. Donation of three canned goods requested to set up altar display. The coalition?s 2nd annual Day of the Dead Costume Ball is 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 16, at El Patio Bar in Old Mesilla, featuring live music and costume and ?Frida? look-alike contests; cash prizes awarded. Proceeds benefit various local women?s and children?s charities. Admission: $5.
Dia De Los Muertos Festival ? Concordia Heritage Association will host a special Day of the Dead festival 4 to 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 1, at Concordia Cemetery 3700 E. Yandell (between Stevens and Boone). Concordia Cemetery will feature select graves decorated for the occasion with lit candles and other decorations, and booths will be set up with Dia de Los Muertos, paranormal and Halloween items. Fortune tellers also available. Attendees encouraged to dress up in costume. Live music, guest speakers, and more. Admission is $5 ($2 seniors, military and children under 12). Information: 581-7920, 591-2326 or concordiacemetery.org.
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The Georgia Bulldogs return plenty of big names in 2013, but it's the names they've lost that have some skeptical about the prospects of this team making another run at a national title.
Aaron Murray, Todd Gurley, Keith Marshall and Malcolm Mitchell might already be household names. So were the names Jarvis Jones, Alec Ogletree, John Jenkins, Shawn Williams and Bacarri Rambo.
Defensive coordinator Todd Grantham will need to replace 10 starters lost to the NFL Draft at the end of this past season. Offensive coordinator Mike Bobo will need to replace one of the greatest receivers in Georgia history in Tavarres King.
Georgia has the pieces in place to do just that. Here's five Bulldogs the nation should greet before Spring practice begins.


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Dog days here again Saturday at Frontier Park
DETAILS: A dog event in Frontier Park? You're barking up the right tree. The sixth annual Paws in the Park is Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Frontier Park, sponsored by Therapy Dogs United Inc. in conjunction with the American Kennel Club. Dogs must be on a leash and vaccinated.
EVENTS: Dachshunds (minis and standards) compete in the Doxie 500 Wiener Dog Race at noon. Registration is $15 advance, $20 race day. A dog costume contest (with categories including funniest and most original) begins at 11 a.m. Doggie Nuptials are at 3 p.m. Cheap 'n Easy plays at 11 a.m. Will they do "Black Dog"?
MORE FUN: Paws also offers dog bite prevention tips, booths on pet education, animal safety and Canine Good Citizen testing from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. (Cost is $20 at the event.) Food will be available -- for both people and dogs. More than 500 dogs and 1,500 people attended the 2012 event.
For more information, visit www.therapydogsunited.org.
For more information, visit www.therapydogsunited.org.


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Roster Update: Michael Bourn's leg injury was as serious as it seemed last night and he has since been placed on the 15 Day DL with a left hamstring strain. This is a very safe time to place someone on the DL as it includes the All-Star break, meaning he won't miss as many games as he would normally during the season. Tyler Holt was called up in his place, jumping from AA Akron to start the season all the way to the Majors in just one three months. It would likely have been Tyler Naquin to be called up here, but Naquin recently broke his wrist and will be out for the remainder of 2014.
Player of the Game
Continuing his success from his last two starts, Corey Kluber was incredibly today, striking out ten Royals in eight innings. Kluber gave up just a single run on a Mike Moustakas home run and allowed just two singles and a double otherwise. He didn't allow his first walk until the seventh inning, then settled down to retire the side in order in the eighth. Kluber made an attempt for the complete game, but gave up a double to start the ninth, then was pulled after striking out Salvador Perez for the first out of the inning. Even so, he earned his team high eighth win of the season and made a strong bid to be included on the AL All-Star team that will be announced tonight at 7 PM.
Feathers Up
There was much worry that the Indians would have a hard time scoring against the flame throwing left hander, Danny Duffy, but that worry seems to have been overstated. Carlos Santana and Yan Gomes each hit home runs in the second inning to put three runs on the board early. Gomes shot to center came with Ryan Raburn on base for the other run. Jason Kipnis, Asdrubal Cabrera and Michael Brantley singled consecutively to add another run in the fifth, leading to a season high ten hits against Duffy.
While the Indians remain in third place, this was a huge win for Cleveland as they gained a game on Kansas City during the series and are now sitting just two games out of second.
Feathers Down
Mike Moustakas may not be able to hit anyone else, but he owns the Indians as he hit his fifth home run of the season against Kluber in the fifth inning. He has just ten on the year and was recently sent down to AAA because he was struggling so much offensively, but nothing could get him back on track quite like Chief Wahoo. The pitch he hit the solo shot on was terrible, a fastball equal distance from each corner, one of the only poor pitches thrown by Kluber on the night.
Final Score: Cleveland Indians 4 – Kansas City Royals 1
On Deck: Get ready for Nick Swisher Day tomorrow as the Indians begin a three game series with the New York Yankees. The first game will start at 7:10 PM after a ceremony honoring Mike Hegan.


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I prefer to design simple patterns that are (relatively) easy to knit. It might be redundant to say so, but I design socks that I'd want to knit. I want a pattern that looks fantastic, but isn't ...
I prefer to design simple patterns that are (relatively) easy to knit. It might be redundant to say so, but I design socks that I'd want to knit. I want a pattern that looks fantastic, but isn't ridiculously complicated. I want it to be easy, without being boring. I want to challenge myself a little, but not make things more difficult than they need to be.
I love cables, twisted stitches, and lace. But not all at the same time! I try to design multiple sizes for each pattern since legs and feet come in all sizes. I also expect knitters to take liberties with the instructions and be able to substitute their favorite heel, toe or cuff if they so choose. I'm also pleased when a pattern can be converted into toe up without too much effort, although not all stitch patterns lend themselves to this.
I do have every pattern test knitted to ensure accuracy and to get different perspectives on each pattern. However, I am human, so mistakes might happen. If they do, I'll get them fixed right away.
I was inspired by some richly toned Handmaiden Casbah yarn to create a unique sock pattern that would do justice to this lovely yarn. I wanted a pattern that was as voluptuous as the Casbah itself. For me, that means bold, stunning cables that capture the eye immediately.
This sock pattern is intended to be customizable. No two pairs of feet are the same and it's easy to customize the width of the cuff or leg portion of the sock. That's what I love about this pattern - the back of the sock is a lovely alternating moss stitch and coin cable pattern. If you need to make the circumference of the sock bigger or smaller, simply adjust the number of stitches by adding or removing repeats of these stitches.
30 sts = 4 inches in stocking stitch


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Molecular/cell biologist specialising in novel therapies for the treatment of haematological malignancies, principally childhood acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.
While the improvement in the treatment of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) over the last fifty years has been a resounding success, clinical challenges remain. They include the need for alternative therapies for relapsed disease and those at high risk of relapse due to persistent disease. In addition, treatment is prolonged, is associated with short and long term toxicity issues and some children may be cured with lesser treatment. The long term clinical goal may be to replace one or more of the standard therapeutic agents with a targeted, less toxic drug.
I lead a research team which aims to address these challenges by using advanced technologies to optimise therapy in children with ALL. We perform minimal residual disease quantitation by state of the art flow cytometry which is fundamental for stratifying treatment but importantly are leaders in the field in terms of qualitative analyses of these persisting cells. We have made significant advances in understanding the underlying drug resistant phenotype of these persisting cells and how it may be therapeutically exploited. Thus future treatment protocols may include novel drugs which target these residual cells in children with high levels of persisting disease and consequently at high risk of relapse. In terms of novel therapies for relapsed ALL, my group has shown that mutation of genes activating the RAS/RAF/MEK/ERK pathway is the most common genetic abnormality and have identified MEK inhibitors as a potential novel therapeutic option which would be applicable to around 40% of children. Therefore, we are currently performing preclinical evaluation of the MEK inhibitor AZD6244, now in Phase II clinical trials for other cancers, for RAS-mutated relapsed ALL. In addition, to these preclinical l studies, my laboratory are investigating predictive biomarkers and performing pharmacodynamic assessments in a CRUK sponsored phase 1 clinical trial of an aurora kinase inhibitor in children with multiple relapsed/refractory ALL.
I lecture on :-
The Molecular Basis of Cancer
Genetic variation in common disease
Integrated Biomedical Sciences
Genetics of Common Disease
Cancer Biology and Therapy
Carcinogenesis and Anticancer Drugs


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Sould I pierce my tounge?
Shoud I pierce my tounge and if so... how do I take caution of it ao that it wont get adjectives nasty and stuff
If you want to draw from it, why not? I have two within my tongue and love them. Heres an article I found on tongue piercing aftercare so you know what is in store for you. The better keeping you take of it, the faster it will treat. My second hole in my tongue didnt swell or anything and be back to conventional in 4 days. It depends on your body on how much it will swell..if it even does. My first hole be very swollen for around 3 days, I had to suck on rime a lot. Anyone that have a tongue ring can tell you the actual piercing, contained by which the needle go through.DOES NOT hurt! Its the aftermath that gives it such a desperate name. The actual piercing is certainly the least uncomfortable out of all body piercing. You wouldn't have a sneaking suspicion that so, because if you bite your tongue, it hurts! But trust me, the needle going through is nought. If you have your ears pierced or anything else...thats deeply worst. Good luck! Best wishes!
Tongue piercing care and cleaning
To hang on to a tongue piercing free from infection the first thing one should not do is rinse his or her mouth out beside any type of listerine. This can cause irritation and discoloration to the piercing. Never verbs the piercing with hydrogen peroxide or rubbing alcohol, this can motivation serious injury. Salt water is also an influential rinse.
After getting pierced the tongue will swell up to about twice its commonplace size and lymph will come out from the wound. Do not worry, this is regular. Swelling will start reducing in three to four days and progress away completely in seven to eight. The tongue should be fully heal within 6-8 weeks. During those weeks do not play next to or touch the tongue. Always rinse tongue after it has be touched or after eating something. You may want to avoid intake hot or spicy foods during the healing process, as this may inflict discomfort and hinder the invigorating process. One should only drink small, soft amounts of food like mash bananas, mashed potatoes, cereal, cold soup, applesauce or rice. Ultra slim fast are a great way to gain the protein and vitamins you need and you might lose a few pounds, too. Rinse mouth out past and after every meal or drink. Do not drink alcohol or coffee. Do not smoke. If one must smoke be sure to rinse mouth up to that time and after having a cigarette. Smoking too much will slow down the curative process and cause discomfort. Do not use chewing tobacco or non-filter cigarettes.
After swelling go down, cut back on your mouth rinsing. When tongue is fully heal it is only obligatory to rinse mouth out in the morning and evening. The piercer will usually pierce the tongue near a longer bar or piece of jewelry to allow the tongue to swell. If the handrail or jewelry feels too big or long it can be replaced when the tongue have healed and swelling have gone down. Do not take the lump or jewelry out before beneficial is complete or swelling is gone. A piercer or yourself can change the dowel or jewelry.
Always sterilize the jewelry you will be putting in your tongue so as to prevent infection. In various cases, after the tongue is fully healed a crown or rock-hard spot will appear around the hole in the tongue. This will commonly go away inside a month or two of the tongue being fully heal. If tongue hurts more than 8 days after piercing and swelling has not gone down walk to the doctor. Do not just budge to the piercing shop unless they specify otherwise. Following these proper steps will result in a spur-of-the-moment and aesthetic rescue.
No it's ugly...
No. It looks unsightly.
I had it done and I despised it, I personally wouldn't recommend it, if you don't hang on to it clean adjectives the time it gives you horrible breath.
If you want to be trashy...
No. Metal piercings contained by the tongue and lips commonly cause wreck to periodontal tissue and teeth. Further, the tongue is a muscle and no good can come from piercing a muscle.
And it looks stupid, surrounded by my opinion.
Can't relieve you with whether or not you should, its a personal choice, but I get mine done over a year ago and my piercer gave me the deep salt to swish near to help the therapeutic and an anti-microbial mouthwash to swish with to execute any germs or bacteria...it heal within 2 months and immediately its goooooood!
Sure. If you really want it like I did do it and see for yourself. Your tounge will swell up for something like 2 weeks and for at least a month you enjoy to wash your mouth out near half hose down, half mouthwash everytime you put away, drink, smoke (if you smoke) or kiss, etc. After that I highly recommend getting a plastic tounge ring or you'll chip a tooth approaching I did. After that I took mine out for good. It's not too desperate, fun to kiss and play with after it's heal as long as you take meticulousness of it.
no dont, its irritating, u cant eat properly, and it looks gross
sure if you like food getting hung up and sipping soup over metel.
I've have it done twice. It's really up to you. It actually didn't hurt that inadequately. It hurt more with the spaghetti looking tongs pinching my tongue than anything else and I drooled close to a baby. It's sturdy to find a job near it though. For the first 2 weeks you have it rinse near Listerine after EVERYTHING, except drinking water. Smoking, consumption etc. It won't get infected that path.
If you want to pierce your tongue, go ahead. It's your prerogative. If you do achieve it done, you'll have to gargle sea-salted river for a few days, then Listerine. Expect to hold a swollen tongue for a few weeks. It's pretty easy to keeping for.
Don't do it, i had it done and the twinge after was pretty desperate. My tongue swelled, i couldn't eat properly and couldn't even speak properly.
No, it's TACKY and you'll look fund when your older and feel "what the hell was I thinking??" I know if I be looking to hire someone, that'd be the first thing I would observe... I hate them.
You're good-looking without it!!
And, why would you want to reimburse for a speech impedement? Just a thought...
No if you are trying to attract guys they don't like it. All of my friend come up with it looks trashy.
I wanted one when I be in university. I thought they be so cool. I dated a guy that had one and loved kissing him next to it. Unfortunately I was too chicken or something to bring it.
I think you should catch it done if you want to. I used to have mine done. I took it out a few months ago( after a couple of years beside it)- the barbell chipped one of my teeth a little bit and plus my parents insufferable it. However, I think it looks really cool. It take like 6 months for them to make well and you gargle salt hose after you eat and formerly bed. Some nasty stuff when its first salutary is normal- there will be little crusties and gummy mucuos like stuff in that the first couple of weeks. The person that pierces it for you (you should shift to a body piercer place) can give you detailed cleaning instructions.
If you want to...they will detail you how to take strictness of it when you get it pierce.
I get mine pierced 6 years ago and I wore it about 2 1/2 years. I own children now so I didn't regard as it was appropriate anymore but I enjoy thought about getting it re-open. If you close to it, I say run for it.
I wouldn't do the tongue.. it's kinda nasty, but I looove my belly-button piercing. If you don't already own that, I would pierce that instead of your tongue.
Get a butt piercing.
One word "STUPID" it also insults your intelligence.
I have have my tongue pierced since Spring Break of 99 and the only problems I enjoy had is the gums at the back one of my bottom teeth has slowly be rubbed away. You can see some of the root of that tooth. It is not painful, but I verbs about that tooth not mortal as secure surrounded by my mouth as it should be. I took the tongue ring out for about 4 months to see if the tissue would regrow, but no luck. I thought my piercing have closed, but I was competent to get my jewelry subsidise in beside just a touch push. As far as cleaning it I was told to use listerine after everything except sea. Also clean going on for once a day next to glyoxide (a peroxide rinse for the mouth). As far as pain, the piercing be not too bad, almost close to biting your tongue, but I was outstandingly swollen and in niggle for the first few days, almost a week. It was sturdy to talk and chomp through with adjectives the swelling, but once that went down I get used to the jewelry being within. After it is healed nearby is no special care required, of late your routine oral care. I enjoy not had any desperate experiences with fruitless breath or anything like that. I own worked in daycares and bank, and have never have an employer who had a problem near my piercing either. Good Luck
Personal choice, as expected, but one that causes lots of dental and oral infection problems.
Good Luck.


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Nike Inc (NKE) has come up with new rules for retailers, prompted by unruly crowds outside stores selling its shoes, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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According to a company memo reviewed by the paper, the world's largest sportswear maker told sporting-goods stores that they will not be allowed to pre-sell or take reservations for new shoes.
The retailers, which include Foot Locker Inc
"Retailers should assess what measures are necessary to secure the store and ensure the safety of personnel and consumers," the Nike memo said, according to the Journal.
Nike representatives were not immediately available for comment outside regular business hours.
(Reporting by Sharanya Hrishikesh in Bangalore; Editing by Matt Driskill)


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Jon T. Willie, MD, PhD
Jon T. Willie, MD, PhD
The Emory Clinic, Building B, 2nd floor
1365-B Clifton Rd., NE, Ste. 2200
To make an appointment: 404-778-5770
Understanding the mechanisms of arousal is a fundamental problem in neuroscience with high potential to impact numerous neurological diseases. The orexin (also called hypocretin) neuropeptide transmitter system critically orchestrates the activity of multiple brain circuits to produce sustained wake and motivation. Indeed, loss of orexin neurons of the hypothalamus causes the sleep-wake disorder narcolepsy with cataplexy. This disorder is characterized by uncontrollable attacks of sleep and attacks of muscle paralysis triggered by emotion. Loss or dysfunction of the orexin system may also play a role in sleepiness associated with Parkinson disease and traumatic brain injury (TBI). Using animal models, we have demonstrating that replacement of orexin into the brain by direct infusion or gene-bases therapy holds great potential for reversing the sleepiness associated with these disorders. Our research involves translating the use of orexin-based therapies and other neuromodulatory techniques (including deep brain stimulation) into surgical practice for the treatment of sleep attacks associated with narcolepsy or Parkinson disease, cataplexy, and minimally conscious state following TBI.
Areas of Clinical Interest
Movement disorders; epilepsy; pain syndromes; peripheral nerve disorders; traumatic brain injury; spine and spinal cord injury; pituitary tumors; neuro-oncology; hydrocephalus and neuro-endoscopy; surgery for depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, narcolepsy, minimally conscious state, and metabolic syndrome; neuromodulation and molecular therapies for CNS.
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Link to Dr. Willie's publications in PubMed
Willie JT, Gross RE. 2012. Beyond therapeutic nihilism? The neurosurgical treatment of intracerebral hemorrhage. World Neurosurgery. S1878-80.
Limbrick DD, Lake S, Talcott M, Alexander B, Wight S, Willie JT, Richard D, Genin G, Leuthardt EC. 2012. The BaricProbe: a novel long-term implantable intracranial pressure monitor with an ultrasound-based method of interrogation. Journal of Neurosurgery Pediatrics. 10(6):518-24.
Willie JT, Lim MM, Bennett RE, Azarion AA, Schwetye KE, Brody DL. 2012. Traumatic Brain Injury Disrupts Arousal and Extracellular Orexin Dynamics as Determined by Intracerebral Microdialysis in Mice. Journal of Neurotrauma. 29(10):1908-21.
Kumar A, Keyrouz SG, Willie JT, Dhar R. 2012. Reversible obstructive hydrocephalus from hypertensive encephalopathy. Neurocritical Care. 16(3):433-9.
Kalogiannis M, Hsu E, Willie JT, Chemelli RM, Kisanuki YY, Yanagisawa M, Leonard CS. 2011. Cholinergic modulation of narcoleptic attacks in double orexin receptor knockout mice. PLoS ONE. 2011 13;6(4):e18697
Willie JT, Takahira H, Shibahara M, Hara J, Nomiyama M, Yanagisawa M, Sakurai T. 2011. Ectopic Overexpression of Orexin Alters Sleep/Wakefulness States and Muscle Tone Regulation during REM Sleep in Mice. J. Mol. Neurosci. 43(2):155-61.
Reynolds MR, Willie JT, Zipfel GJ, Dacey RG. 2010. Sexual intercourse and cerebral aneurysmal rupture: Potential mechanisms and precipitants. A review. J. Neurosurgery: 1-9. Posted online June 11, 2010.
Hondo M, Nagai K, Ohno K, Kisanuki Y, Willie JT, Watanabe T, Yanagisawa M, Sakurai T. 2010. Histamine-1 receptor is not required as a downstream effector of orexin-2 receptor in maintenance of basal sleep/wake states. Acta Physiol. 198(3):287-94.


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Alter The Offer
No matter what you do they won't offer you enough. They're cash-strapped, but with great potential. If they really knew what you can do for them, they'd offer you a truckload of cash. But you really want the job ...
Don't bargain on their original offer. Invent an offer of your own. Will they pay moving expenses? Would they employ some of your colleagues? How about if you worked at home? Could there be a company car at your disposal? How about if they paid tuition for you get another degree? Or maybe they will consider you for a different role? Put together a package you like including several elements they never mentioned, and see if they'll go for it. And don't be afraid to
again if they still can't do it ...
This can be very powerful, especially if you can write the offer from their point of view and as the absolute minimum you can accept. Consider phrases like "Any two of the following:", and "Up to $DD,DDD in the following benefits ...".
If you just state your absolute least-good acceptable deal, what harm done?
Companies in Germany seem to have a fairly standard strategy against this method: Equal terms for everyone to ensure a good work climate where no-one is preferred against the others.
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Although community development goals are not always consistent with biodiversity conservation objectives1 there are often many opportunities for mitigating negative effects by tapping into local indigenous knowledge with reference to certain aspects of environmental use and conservation2. Indeed, application of knowledge and values of communities that are resident within or around key biodiversity areas has been gaining increasing global popularity as significant elements in enriching and improving strategies for conserving biodiversity3. This is because integration of such indigenous knowledge into conservation programs facilitates cross-borrowing of ideas, promotes constructive engagement, and instills a sense of common ownership and responsibility towards achievement of a synergy of goals2. This echoes the concept of social capital3 that, apart from amassing local support and goodwill, adoption of local indigenous knowledge in conservation may also promote and provide sustainable insurance against conflicts of purposes. This results in increased chances of achieving the dual goal of biodiversity conservation stewardship as well as community development. For instance, Studies have shown that rainforest ethno-botanical checklists prepared by communities living in or near them tend to be more exhaustive because they are based on practical day-to-day uses that are firmly ingrained in local cultural norms and values4.
Like in many parts of the developing world, there is a growing upsurge in demand for herbal and other traditional remedies for various ailments among communities in Kenya. This is due either to increasing cost of conventional modern medicine or, or inadequacies in public health service delivery. However, the bulk of "technical" information on traditional cures is still disparate and privately held, with limited accessibility to the public or in peer-review domain5.
This study sought to set in motion a process for comprehensive and systematic documentation of plants of medicinal value for Kakamega forest, with a view to consolidating indigenous knowledge about them and making these available to the wider community around the forest itself as well as other stakeholders, in the process of underscoring highlighting ecosystem and other socio-economic services offered by Kakamega forest to society. The study also sought to highlight any plant species in the forest that may have medicinal value that are also of conservation concern, either as endangered or as a problem species.


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If you like Portland … visit Amsterdam
The "City of Roses" and the tulip capital of the world share more than flowery titles. Like Portland, Amsterdam is a progressive city that seems to have cornered the market on all things cool, including a huge bike culture and renowned breweries. Cruise the city on two wheels or on a canal bus, take a complimentary tour of the Diamond factories or ask around for theaters with free midday concerts..
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A Spaniard, an American, and a Brit walk into a club… You're either in Ibiza or a knock-knock joke. Night owls flock from all over the world to party on the Spanish island in the Mediterranean Sea. The club scene dominates the nightlife and just like South Beach, be prepared for long lines and steep entry fees when big-name DJs perform. After sunrise, partygoers head to the beach to sleep off the night before in the sand.
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The Sussex County school sent five wrestlers to the individual finals, and all five prevailed.
Those victories, along with four third place finishes, catapulted Kittatinny to 202 team points and a run-away team title at the Cougar Classic in Newton.
We were there to take in the action, and here's our FULL TOURNAMENT REPORT, as well as the FINALS BOX SCORE.
In other Thursday holiday tournament action around the state:
In East Brunswick: Host team East Brunswick was able to take home the championship, posting 84.5 team points to squeeze past Hopewell Valley and Lacey at the Bear Invitational. TOURNAMENT REPORT || SEVERAL FROM TRENTON AREA STANDOUT || FINALS BOX SCORE || PHOTO GALLERY
In Washington: Host team Warren Hills captured its first tournament title since 1997, prevailing in the storied John Goles Tournament. EASTON EXPRESS-TIMES REPORT WITH FINALS BOX
In Middletown: Toms River South, No. 19 in The Star-Ledger Top 20, captured the team title while No. 15 Jackson Liberty came in second. TOURNAMENT REPORT || FINALS BOX SCORE
In Clayton: Alex Eastlack won the 120-pound title and Outstanding Wrestler honors for Gateway/Woodbury, but it was Clayton/Glassboro that captured the Allen Clipper Classic team championship. TOURNAMENT REPORT || PHOTO GALLERY
In Secaucus: Bayonne captured the team tournament title at the Patriot Invitational. TOURNAMENT REPORT || PHOTO GALLERY
In Collingswood: Trenton High's Maaziah Bethea won his third tournament title in as many years and Northern Burlington finished second in the team competition to out-of-state squad Loudon (Va.) at the Collingswood Tournament. TOURNAMENT REPORT WITH FINALS BOX
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The article by Hoffman and Garewal,1 "Antioxidants and the Prevention of Coronary Heart Disease," was interesting and informative, and we would like to draw the authors' attention to some further information relating to the subject.
Hoffman and Garewal state that the Prospective Basel Study was the only large cohort study that did not find an association between antioxidants and cardiovascular risk.2 A 12-year follow-up of this study found an inverse correlation of both carotene and vitamin C to cardiovascular risk.3 The relative risk (RR) for ischemic heart disease was 1.53 (P=.02) for a plasma carotene concentration below the first quartile. Similar results were obtained for a combination of both low carotene and vitamin C concentrations (RR=1.96, P=.022). Furthermore, low carotene and vitamin C concentrations were also associated with increased cerebrovascular deaths (RR=4.17, P<.01).
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Final test results show the concentration of herbicide in water dumped in a Randall County ditch was so low that no cleanup is required.
"They were at such minute levels, they will only have to submit a plan on how they will rinse their tanks in the future," said James Knoll, a field investigator with the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission.
The spill occurred June 6, just east of the 11000 block of Georgia Street.
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Russian children's literature has a rich tradition rooted in the medieval culture and religious education promoted by Russian priests and monks. For example The Primary Chronicle compiled in Kiev in 1113 describes efforts by Prince Vladimir in 988 to create a particular type of educational literature suitable for children. In the Middle Ages several centres promoted education and literacy in Russia, including the first school for girls based at the Andreev monastery in Kiev (opened in 1026) and the Polotsk school for girls (opened in 1143). The first printed book for children was published by Ivan Fedorov in Lviv: it included the Russian alphabet, stories relating the origin of Russian culture, and several prayers and poems for …
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A Killer Among Us
Police Say One of Her 85 Coworkers Strangled Geetha Angara and Dumped Her in a Water Tank. A Year Later, They Still Don't Know Who
What makes the case even more baffling is that from the start, police have known just where to find the killer. The plant in Totowa, N.J., is well-guarded, so the attacker almost certainly had to be one of its 85 employees. One year after the murder, Passaic County police have three suspects, but without evidence or a confession, they have essentially given up, yanking all but three part-time detectives off the case. "People watch CSI and figure these heinous crimes can all be solved in an hour," says prosecutor James Avigliano. "That's not real life."
But that's not good enough for the Angaras, who want the state attorney's office to get involved. "If we can't have my mother back, at least we want answers," says her daughter Pavithra, 20. Angara's relatives aren't the only ones who want the case cracked. "People have a pretty good idea of who did it, but no one is sure," says one worker at the treatment plant. "You are in the company of a killer. No one feels safe."
As much a mystery as whodunit is the question of why Angara was targeted. Born and raised in Madras, India, Geetha had a Ph.D. in chemistry from New York University and had worked at the Passaic Valley Water Commission plant since 1992. "She was one of the sweetest people you could hope to meet," says colleague Michael Irvolino, a sample collector. Jaya says his wife was popular with everyone at the plant, but some disagree. After she was promoted to senior chemist in 2004, "a lot of people were jealous," says one employee. "A lot of people didn't like her because she had her doctorate." There was also "some racial prejudice," another colleague claims. "Ninety-eight percent of the plant is white, and not all of them like seeing immigrants do well."
On the day she was killed, Feb. 8, 2005, Angara took a coffee break around 10 a.m. and "was laughing and smiling as usual," says Irvolino. She then went to the isolated basement to check water-quality monitors. When she didn't show up at her Holmdel, N.J., home after work, her husband panicked. "Around 9:20 I got a call from one of her coworkers," says Jaya. "Her car was still in the parking lot and no one could find her."
Staffers searched the plant for three hours but didn't call police until 11:20 p.m., about 13 hours after Angara disappeared. It wasn't until the next day that police discovered that a 50-lb. lid to a 35-foot-deep water tank was open; divers found Angara's body in the tank. By then the crime scene had been compromised by searchers, and one of the only bits of evidence—a broken beaker found near the tank—had been thrown in the trash. The chlorine in the water destroyed any potential DNA evidence, though an autopsy showed Angara was choked unconscious before drowning in the tank.
Prosecutor Avigliano says 13 detectives spent 4,000 hours on the case, interviewing more than 70 people to winnow the suspect list down to 3. Police won't say who they are, but Lt. James Wood of the prosecutor's office does allow that one is a supervisor and one found the broken beaker. Wood also heard from employees that a suspect "was ready to confess after being interrogated, but then he got a lawyer. I think he's scared. There could be a bit of a guilty-conscience thing happening." Police asked all three to take lie-detector tests; one passed, one refused, and one test was inconclusive. Despite recent re-interviews, says Wood, "the investigation is stalled."
That lack of progress has made it harder for the Angaras to cope. Young Priya, 10, sneaks into her mother's closet to hug her clothes and does her homework in front of a photo of Geetha "and pretends her mommy is helping," says Jaya, choking back tears. "Geetha had been our world and we're lost without her. My family needs answers."
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Woman with dementia missing, last seen on Wisconsin Ave.
A search has been launched for a missing 78-year-old woman who has severe dementia and is not properly dressed for the weather.
Elaine A. Roskos was last seen about 2:15 p.m. Wednesday at the Wisconsin Humane Society, 4500 W. Blue Mound Road.
She is described as white, five feet, ten inches tall, weighing 160 pounds with short, gray hair.
She was wearing a dark-colored sweater, blue jeans and black and white shoes.
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Progressivism Goes Mainstream
President Barack Obama's stimulus package, his joint address to Congress, and his 2010 budget have sent conservatives into fits of indignation over the supposed radicalism of the new president's agenda. Dusting off red-scare rhetoric from the early years of Franklin Roosevelt's presidency, Minority Leader John Boehner declared Obama's initiatives on energy, health care, and education to be "one big down payment on a new American socialist experiment." At the Conservative Political Action Conference held at the end of February, Sen. Jim DeMint of South Carolina implored the young activists to "take to the streets to stop America's slide into socialism." Former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee added, "The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics may be dead, but the Union of American Socialist Republics is being born!" National Review, taking a slightly more measured tone in confronting the specter of collectivist tyranny, asked historians and other academics, "Is Ayn Rand freshly relevant in the Age of Obama?"
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Follow the adventures of a young man who is destined to be an aristocrat as he flees the safety of the world he knows in order to fight for the rights of the common people in this historically inspired novel.
Seth Coleman graduated from San Jose State University in 1973 with a focus on public relations and journalism. He has since spent his career specializing in marketing for franchises such as PIP Printing, McDonald's, and Sonic Fast Food Restaurants. In 1987, Coleman began his own company, Back on Track Marketing, which consulted with both franchise and independent business owners. Over his extensive career, he has written, produced, and directed a number of television commercials for companies and organizations. He retired in 2006 and has made his passion for the written word his new career.
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Welcome to Who to Root For for Week 15 of the NFL season.
Each week I break down the schedule in grammatically incorrect fashion. That is, of course, unless you consider avoiding awkward constructions to be the heart of proper grammar in which case this column will be near and dear to your heart. Though it likely means you aren't a big football fan, in which case this will be irrelevant to your life.
What's At Stake: The Colts are all but locked into the fourth seed in the AFC. They have clinched the AFC South, but are a game and a tie break behind the Bengals and two games behind the Patriots.
What It Will Take: Getting up to the third seed will take two losses by the Pats or Bengals and three Colts wins. Or two wins by Indy and three losses to close the year from either Cincy or New England. We can hope, but realistically any hope of a higher seed died in Cincinnati last weekend.
Ideal (but realistic) Seeding:
Denver, Cincinnati, New England, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Baltimore
Baltimore would beat the Pats in round 1, sending the winner of KC/Indy to Cincinnati. Maybe the Ravens upset the Broncos and the Colts host the AFC Championship game.
EASY CALLS (Home team in bold)
Dolphins over the Patriots
Still root against New England, but be careful. A KC swoon and Indy could end up playing a tougher team in the Wild Card Round.
Chiefs over the Raiders
Kansas City is the best possible matchup for Indy. They are vastly overrated, and the Colts could upset them. Root for them to win.
Jets over the Panthers
If there is any possible way to get New York into the playoffs, I'm rooting for it.
Steelers over the Bengals
Indy can still jump Cincy, but it would take a loss by the Bengals this weekend.
Ravens over the Lions
I'm ok with the Ravens as the six seed. That could be the key to keeping the Colts out of Denver.
Broncos over the Chargers
I can't think of any good reason to ever root for Phil Rivers over Peyton Manning, and I'm not going to do it. Ok?
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Kelsey Serwa Autographing Posters
This Saturday, January 22 at 3pm Kelsey Serwa ranked #1 in the World in Women's Ski Cross and Freestyle Skiing will take time out of her demanding schedule to join us at Big White Ski Resort and will be autographing posters in the Village Centre Mall. Come and support this local hero! She will be supported by the junior racers from the Big White Race Team. The young racers are all very excited about meeting her and can't wait for training to end on Saturday.
Big Whites' very own Kelsey Serwa, granddaughter of Big White co-founder Cliff Serwa, grew up in the Big White Racers program. Kelsey advanced through the ranks of the Canadian alpine skiing team before switching to ski cross racing in 2008. Just 3 years later 2011 has begun with a bang for Kelsey who has finished top 5 in all of her world cup races this year including 2 second place finishes and a first at Alpe d'Huez in France! Kelsey is currently home from competitions in France and preparing for the upcoming X-games which kicks off in Aspen in a week. The Ski Cross events will start on Friday the 28Th of January.


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Just as fashions moved through the decades, from poodle skirts in the 1950s to go-go boots (1960s) and granny dresses (1970s), the abstract art of Elizabeth Murray (1940-2007) would also undergo changes in style, though always retaining a sense of her wink and a smile. Murray had moved from her birthplace of Chicago to Bloomington, Illinois, as a child, but her influence would someday extend far beyond the prairie horizon. The family had little, but movies brightened Murray's life, especially cartoons. To her family's delight, Murray could readily draw images from movies or the funny papers.
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Elizabeth Murray (1940-2007), Two or Three Things, 1974, American. Oil on canvas. 172.7 × 167.6 cm. Courtesy of the Detroit Institute of Arts (http://www.dia.org/), Detroit, Michigan; gift of Mrs Sylvia G. Zell, F76.22. © 2103 The Murray-Holman Family Trust/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York, New York.
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When I think about the upcoming United School levy, this analogy always comes to my mind.
My car is 9 years old, it's in pretty good shape, and even with 100,000 miles on it, there is still a lot of life left. I fix things as they occur; but there are things, which over time, will make replacing it not only necessary but the smartest and cheapest action to take.
Having recently had this conversation with a friend, I was asked, "What would you buy?" I would buy one the same or similar to the the one I have now. I would look for something with more seating and storage. Having heating for all occupants would be appreciated. Of course, it would come with more computer generated options, but they help to make your trips easier, more gas efficient, and a lot safer for those in and outside the vehicle.
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D:\Dev>perldoc -q capture command outputOutput snipped for brevity, but had they bothered to use the tools that come with Perl they would have quickly found the answer. [Wow! ThankYou for "-q". My Perl RTFM skills kind of stink.] this works every time:
http://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+capture+command+output+in+PerlAaaa! Eeeek! Had they been working from a reference card rather than a book they might have found backticks faster -- or if they had ever captured the output of a system command in a shell they would have found backticks familiar -- backticks! BackTicks! After some discussion here we have determined that the programmers in question had figured out that `command` evaluates to the string which is the captured output of command. They had also figured out that a subroutine with this argument could be called with or without parenthesis. The mystery that stumped them was that the arguments to the call aren't bound to formal parameters as is the practice in most other languages. Instead they are assembled into an array which is bound to the name "_". From here forward PerlLanguage programming practice varies ...
sub takesthreevalues($$$){ my ($firstarg, $secondarg, $thirdarg) = @_; ...That is how to do pass-by-value. Actually that's only partially correct. takesthreevalues() is prototyped (a badly overloaded term) to take three and only three values regardless of the context that it is called in. Such a prototype is severely frowned upon by most competent perl programmers. That should be written:
sub a_sub_that_takes_uses_up_to_three_vars { my ($firstarg, $secondarg, $thirdarg) = @_; ... }The crucial difference between these two is the following:
my @array=(1,2,3,takesthreeargs 4,5,6,7,8,9);is the same as
my @array=(1,2,3,a_sub_that_takes_uses_up_to_three_vars(4,5,6),7,8,9);Except the latter requires the parens or it will "slurp" all of the args following the sub call. Prototypes mostly exist so that power users (and if you use $$$ willy-nilly IMO you ain't one) to redefine the lexing rules at compile time. As i said most perl programmers almost never use prototypes.
sub mySubroutine { # my %param = @_; # here's how to use unordered named parameters with default values my %param = (bar => 37, baz => 24, action => 'hike!', @_); print "Foo: $param{foo} Bar: $param{bar} Baz: $param{baz}"; }Note that Perl's "prototypes" aren't really prototypes at all, and are generally to be avoided. See TomChristiansen 's "Prototypes Considered Harmful" (http://www.perl.com/language/misc/fmproto.html) -- PaulCrowley Or Robert Fischer's DevilsAdvocate "A Defense of Prototypes" (http://enfranchisedmind.com/blog/2005/10/19/a-defense-of-prototypes/).
foreach(keys %params){ $params{$_} =~ s/\+/ /g; $params{$_} =~ s/%(..)/chr hex $1/ge; }; # okay that took more than five seconds