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Rooms are tired and in need of serious renovation. Mountain views from the lift are great.
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Last day in Tehran
A few sad farewells,packing and a trip to get an ice cream when the shops opened again after Friday prayers before a taxi took us to the airport to start our journey home. Iran has been a wonderful place to visit as a tourist with fantastic ancient sites,desert architecture and beautifully decorated mosques and churches. The infrastructure has been …
Surprises in the Lush Mountains of Golestan
... but for these two people (and many other Iranians like them), it was far more real.
As he passed by me, the husband had enough English to say to me "Iraq war. Very bad"
A little while later, I met Hassan in the same park. He had excellent English and after we'd been chatting for about 5 min, he told me how keen he was for me to have 5 kids as then I'd be "most powerful & joyful". He then also went on for much longer about how ...
Easy living is over
... morning I checked out and we all jumped into the rented 10 passenger ban complete with driver. We found my new hotel where the cycling tour was housed and dropped off my bags, my bike for assembly by their mechanic? and for a briefing on the next 24 hours. Now free till early evening we set out to tour the Saadabad palace of the last shah,ousted in 1979 to begin the Iranian Revolution. The grounds are beautifully landscaped ...
How Bazaar, How Bazaar!
... were fitfully transferred to the waiting aircraft. After thirty minutes in the sweltering sun and heat with no air-conditioning, tempers - and the smell - were high! The flight was bumpy and the crosswinds over the Zagros Mountains tossed the tiny aircraft around like a paper airplane. Needless to say, I was extremely relieved to once again have both feet planted on terra ...
From the torturous journey on foot it took me 3 weeks but, I walked from Baghdad to the capital of Iran, Tehran. I hear from the Mongols, the Chinese merchants, and the Turkish merchants that the Vineyards, fields, and museums make it a great place to travel through, as well as trade. The country has an extensive road system of trade routes, the roads are supported by the states, encouraging trade among the people. I notice that a lot of the Persian traders have ...
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Spacious, water-front (unobstructed view of the Gulf of Mexico) condominium with breathtaking views from the balcony and each bedroom! Enjoy the pristine beaches of Indian Rocks Beach, Florida.
This is one beach vacation you won't soon forget!! Relax and enjoy the panoramic views of sugar-white beaches and the sparkling Gulf of Mexico from the balcony of our gorgeous beachfront condo. One of ONLY six units in a nice, quiet complex, our top floor location -above one other unit- offers not only the quietest location, but also the best views! The condo has a relaxed, island-style decor. The location is only 20 minutes from the Clearwater/St. Petersburg Airport and 30 minutes from Tampa.
Spend a lazy day in our crystal-clear pool or mix an ice cold drink and sit by the island-style tiki bar or under the palm-topped tables as you watch a game of shuffleboard or just soak up the sun's rays.
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The guest bedroom has a set of comfortable twin beds. The guest bath has been nicely decorated and is right next to the bedroom. There is a cable television and internet for your entertainment needs.
Numerous attractions nearby include Busch Gardens (30 minutes), Disney World (90 minutes), golf, aquariums, art museums, planetarium, great restaurants, water sports, rentals, and loads of beach fun!!
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The unit is non-smoking. Small, quiet pets are considered. $100.00 pet fee.
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This was a fantastic experience and Leslie was really outstanding to deal with. The condo is bright and spacious with everything that one could possibly need. The view is out of this world and we had multiple dolphin sightings daily as we sat out on the balcony of this condo. We are big fans of Indian Rocks Beach, as it's close to all the hustle and bustle one might want and yet this beach town is the lovely place to come back to each day. Leslie's condo is close to amazing restaurants. We enjoyed a fabulous Easter dinner at Salt Rock, sea dooing out of John's Pass, Cuban dinner at the amazing Columbia in Clearwater, mini-golf at Smuggler's Cove in Indian Shores, Blue Jay's spring training game in Dunedin and of course just hanging at the beach. Slyce is also great for pizza and the CVS is a mere 5 minute walk up the street. It took us only an hour to arrive at the condo after spending a week at Disney. A great way to wind down. Leslie has multiple towels in the condo, along with a washer/dryer and the condo was well cleaned. We used the gas grill a couple of times and the pool was warm and well cared for. There was a company that came (that I saw) a few times to check in and give it an extra clean. There are also loungers that you can take down to the beach. This condo has very few units making it an extra special experience. The other families were friendly and quiet. The taller bigger buildings in Treasure Island (or surrounding area) are not for us. It's wonderful to have an owner that is readily available to answer your questions or to check in on you. I found the whole experience to be easy, professional and friendly. We highly recommend this condo! Have a wonderful time if you do - we were sad to drive home.
Leslie was wonderful to work with and very accommodating. The condo was in a great location, within walking distance of several great restaurants, an ice-cream shop, a donut shop, kayak rental and a little shopping. There was a nice walk to a nature preserve about a mile away. The beach was very nice and the view amazing. Parking was under the building and out of the sun! Leslie accommodated our dog and there was a small park very close for use to walk to for potty time - but watch out for the black snake! This part of Sand Key is narrow so we rented kayaks and easily went from the gulf to the inter-coastal to experience both. The only reason this doesn't get 5 stars is parts of the interior of the condo are a bit worn - but the place was very clean.
Well located halfway between Clearwater and St Pete. Condo is right on the beach with great views. Heated pool, wide open beach. Large family room and kitchen, great for couples or a family. NOTE: no elevator, so you have to carry your luggage and groceries up the stairs. Also, no hair dryer or any toiletries provided, so bring your own! The condo building was quiet, but you can walk two minutes down the street to restaurants and bars for all the noise you want! Owners were very nice and accommodating.
We highly recommend booking this property - you will not be disappointed! The accommodations were beautiful with a tropical/Tommy Bahama feel to it and plenty of room. The property is well kept with all the amenities you would need to make your stay relaxing and enjoyable. The balcony is large with a beautiful view of the gulf. The beautiful beach itself is only a few steps away. The pool is heated and you may use the large propane grill if you like. They provide floats and chairs if you need them. I cannot say enough great things about this property and we are definitely considering booking it again. Working with Leslie, the owner, was extremely pleasant and she bends over backwards to make certain your stay is the best it can be. There are good restaurants within walking distance and Clearwater is only about 10 minutes away. Crabby Bills, Slyce, and Kooky Coconut were excellent places to grab a bite. You can also rent paddle boards across the street and a boat if you like down the street as well. Great place to stay, look forward to doing it again!!
We came to Florida to attend our sons wedding and we wanted to stay in a nice place on the gulf. This condo exceeded our expectations! It was furnished so lovely with a Tommy Bahama theme and the view from the condo was awesome. We walked on the beach each day and enjoyed the local restaurants. Leslie the owner, was so sweet to work with, she made everything so easy for us. We would definitely return to this condo in the future when we visit Florida.
This condo was what we expected and more. The view was great, the pool area was quiet, the beach was perfect. We traveled as a family of 4. The condo is spacious. There is a nice grill and refrigerator in the pool area. The parking area is covered. Plenty of dining choices within walking distance. We had a great week with dolphin and manatee sightings. Plenty of pool chair/loungers as well a loungers for the beach too. The owner is a joy to work with. Would definitely stay here again.
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Aug 28 2016 - Nov 18 2016
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Christmas Season
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The Civil Wars' much-anticipated self-titled sophomore album will be released Tuesday, but fans can take a free advance listen via iTunes at this link now. One of the most buzz-generating new groups of the past few years, Joy Williams and John Paul White dazzled critics and audiences alike with the stark, haunting and beautiful vocal harmonies from their 2011 debut, "Barton Hollow." Two Grammy Awards and a high-profile spot on the "Hunger Games" soundtrack later and the duo seemed on top of the music world. But it all seemed to crash down with the abrupt cancellation of a European tour and a quickly announced extended hiatus due to "internal discord and irreconcilable differences of ambition."
White and Williams still aren't talking to each other, but they did manage to harness the emotion from the split as they created this new album. We'll have a full review on Tap Milwaukee Tuesday afternoon. But, for now, you can explore the beautiful, yet heartbreaking results of The Civil Wars' own internal discord that is discussed by Williams in this extended NPR interview from today and also captured in the short behind-the-scenes video below from the making of the album's song, "The One That Got Away." »Read Full Blog Post
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The Milwaukee Public Library's board of trustees has OK'd a plan to begin negotiations with the Grohmann Museum to loan "The Bookworm," one of its most valuable works of art, in exchange for a $1 million gift.
The Grohmann, on the Milwaukee School of Engineering campus at 1000 N. Broadway, is looking for a "long-term loan" of the painting, made in 1850 by German romantic painter Carl Spitzweg, said James Kieselburg, director of the Grohmann Museum. He stressed that nothing had been finalized. »Read Full Article(1)
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Local artists kick off summer with new albums
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This was easy to throw together and the ingredients matched well. It was a nice spicy quick one pot meal. Only thing is I don't think it really needed to be cooked on low for 8 hours, after a few hours the peppers were done and it was ready to have the rice added.
I am fairly new to crockpot cooking (even though I'm 52 years old) but when I saw this recipe a light went off "NOT ENOUGH LIQUID" the light kept telling me. After barely 4 hours in the crockpot on low, I returned home to a foul smell. I went to the crockpot and pulled off the lid - I had a big burned on gooey mess (no, I did not add the cheese or rice). Like other reviwers, I feel that the time specified is way too long and/or the liquid amount is NOT enough. Imagine had I not been home until the meal was suppsoed to be ready......I can't imagine what a mess I would have found. I think someone needs to go back and double-check the amounts specified in this recipe.
My family liked this recipe. It is much like beans and rice I used to make on stovetop. I was very glad to find a crock pot version. I cooked it for about 3 hours on high without the rice or cheese. Then turned it to low. At the 4 hour mark I added the rice and a little more water because it looked like too much liquid had cooked off to handle the rice. At the 5 hour mark, I turned it off and stirred in the cheese. It came out well this way but would not work for someone who really wanted to leave it cooking all day long while they ignored it.


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Steve Collings highlights some of the issues surrounding employee benefits in section 28 of the new financial reporting standard coming into play in January.
FRS 102 'The Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland' essentially modernises the way in which financial reporting in the UK will take place. This article will take a look at the technical content relating to employee benefits and consider some additional areas that accountants using the standard will need to take on board for accounting periods commencing on or after 1 January 2015.
Section 28 on employee benefits deals with all forms of consideration given by an entity to its employees and directors in exchange for services rendered. Section 28 does not, however, deal with share-based payment transactions as these are covered by section 26 of the standard.
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Your LITTLE WING
Je me sens
Je vois des enfants
Je suis enfant !
(translation :
I look at myself
I feel myself
I see the children
I am a child! )
what's that mean? just becuz you can't understand the words from a different language? LOL
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Aduu shig mal shig torolzonoo khuoo
In the distance the mirage stands out like
Horses and cattle.
Very glad to see my beloved son.
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Auditorium Parco della Musica information
Designed by archistar Renzo Piano and inaugurated in 2002, Rome's flagship cultural centre is an audacious work of architecture consisting of three grey pod-like concert halls set round a 3000-seat amphitheatre.
Excavations during its construction revealed remains of an ancient Roman villa, which are now on show in the Auditorium's small Museo Archeologico .
Guided tours (for a minimum of 10 people) depart hourly between 11.30am and 4.30pm Saturday and Sunday, and by arrangement from Monday to Friday.


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Aiken might soon be turning into a winter wonderland.
The National Weather Service in Columbia has issued a winter storm watch for this area from late Tuesday morning through Wednesday afternoon.
"We're expecting snow and sleet to develop Tuesday, especially during the afternoon, and the snow chance will become more likely on Tuesday night," said Whitney Smith, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service. "It looks like snow and sleet will be the main issues in Aiken, but there could be ice. We're expecting freezing rain to be more of a problem in the Eastern Midlands."
One to three inches of snow and/or sleet could cover the ground in Aiken. According to Smith, the high temperature on Tuesday will be around 36 degrees. The low early Wednesday morning will be about 22 degrees, and the high later in the day on Wednesday will be around 35 degrees.
After a high in the 60s today, "a strong cold front is going to be pushing through the area on Monday night, and there will be much colder air behind it," Smith said. "That cold front is going to stall just off the coast, and low pressure is going to develop along the stalled front. The offshore low will push moisture inland. The combination of moisture and the cold air will cause the winter precipitation."
The chance of precipitation in the Aiken area will be close to 50 percent late in the afternoon on Tuesday, and it will rise to around 75 percent by 1 a.m. on Wednesday.
"From there, it will gradually decrease, and we're expecting it to dry out by Wednesday night," Smith said.
Travel conditions could become hazardous on Tuesday and Wednesday. Downed trees and power lines, along with power outages, are possible.
Dede Biles is a general assignment reporter for the Aiken Standard.


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Dashcam footage of motorway crash
This driver is lucky to be alive - after managing to avoid a pile-up by driving onto a verge on the M6. Too late for him to brake. »
Dashcam footage of M6 crash
Iron deficiency symptoms
Paedophile tries to stab lawyer
How middle class are you?
Brad Pitt cleared of abuse
Colin Firth's not-so-dark secret
Quality Street's 80th birthday sweet
School girl writes 'back off' letter
'Abandoned' Blockbuster store
Ferry fail for impatient driver
Roger Moore's son is a dead ringer for his father in Bond costume
It seems the next generation of the Moore family has continued to keep the British end up, so to speak. The Daily Mail shared an image of Geoffrey Moore, 50-year old son of the third 007 actor Roger, dressed as his father for a party in Mayfair this week. Geoffrey Moore was 7 years old when his father inherited the mantle of 007 with 1973's 'Live and Let Die,' going on to be the most prolific Bond actor with seven films in the role before retiring in 1985 (by which time, most would agree the then 57-year old actor was far too old for the part).Ben Bussey
Zoe Ball and husband Norman Cook announce separation 'with great sadness' but will remain neighbours
The pair announced their intention to separate on Twitter.SNAPPA News
Nicole Scherzinger breaks all the rules in brutal Six-Chair Challenge
Nicole Scherzinger upped the ante on tonight's X Factor as the auditionees faced the dreaded Six-Chair Challenge. From the off it was all looking good for Nicole who is mentor to the boys, arguably the strongest category. James Hughes had everyone, including Nicole, out of their seats and dancing in the aisles with his high-energy performance of 'Proud Mary'.International Business Times
The life of sex, scandal and tragedy lived by Winston Churchill's cousin, Clare Sheridan
The life of sex, scandal and tragedy lived by Winston Churchill's cousin, Clare SheridanTelegraph
Man Who Was Filmed Drowning Stepdaughter in Hotel Swimming Pool Sentenced to 100 Years
A man who was filmed repeatedly throwing his 3-year-old step-daughter into a swimming pool, causing her to drown, has been jailed for 100 years. Surveillance footage showed the man, identified only as Jose David N., throwing the small child into the water at a hotel in the city of Morelia, in Michoacan, Mexico, in August 2015. The mother claims she found her daughter lifeless in front of the television, and had no idea she had been murdered until she saw the CCTV footage.Newsweek
Amy Schumer Shows off Side Boob
Amy Schumer is in British GQ magazine's Woman of the Year, and to celebrate the high honor, the comedian decided to free the boobs!HollyScoop
10 Children's TV stars who went on to do something completely different (10 photos)
We grew up watching the likes of Geoffrey from Rainbow keeping Zipppy and Bungle in line, Harmony from The Queen's Nose making her wishes, and Bernard from Bernard's Watch stopping time. But the stars who made those and some of our other much-loved kids TV characters famous have gone on to pursue very different careers. We looked into what some of our favourite children's TV stars are up to now…James Leyfield
Commuters accused of not moving from disabled woman's seat say they did nothing wrong
Cat Lee/Guzelian Cat Lee said she found the men sitting in the seats she had booked for the 6.03pm train on Tuesday evening from London's King's Cross to Skipton in North Yorkshire. The 43-year-old claimed that the men refused to move from her seats even when she explained she was disabled. Mrs Lee posted a picture of the pair on Facebook that blasted them for "not budging". One of the men shamed in the post has since come forward saying the reserved seat was no longer valid, that Mrs Lee did not claim to be disabled or appear distressed or look like she was unable to stand. I'm sure their wives and mothers would be proud of them Cat Lee He said there was an announcement on the train statingExpress.co.uk q
Manchester United Attempt to Offload Out-Of-Favour Midfielder in Big Money Deal
Manchester United are negotiating a deal to offload out-of-favour midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger from his £150k-a-week contract, according to Squawka. The 32-year-old, who joined United for £6m last summer, has two years remaining on his current contract but Jose Mourinho has told him he no longer has a future at Old Trafford. According to Squawka's sources, the German midfielder is on £150k-a-week and demands his contract to be paid off in full if he is to depart from United before the...90Min
Cyclist killed 'almost instantaneously' after lorry driver failed to observe her
SWNS Louise Wright suffered "catastrophic" injuries after she was struck by a Greene King Brewery truck being driven by Adam Haywood. The 29-year-old cyclist had stopped at traffic lights and carried straight on when they turned green 17 seconds later. But Haywood, 30, turned left causing "the front nearside wheel of the lorry collided with the rear wheel of the bike". A court heard Miss Wright was killed "almost instantaneously" after her bike was pulled under the light goods vehicle and dragged along the road on July 3, 2014. Haywood, of Whitwell, Derbyshire, denied a charge of causing death by careless driving when he went on trial at Derby Crown Court yesterday. His driving was a causeExpress.co.uk q
Kids in tow, Prince William, Kate begin visit to Canada
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge brought their children, Prince George, 3, and Princess Charlotte, 1, on the week-long trip. It was the first time the couple have brought their children on an official visit to Canada.Reuters
Actor found slain at L.A. home of Canada TV host Stroumboulopoulos
By Dan Whitcomb LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - An actor has been found murdered at the rented home of Canadian talk-show host George Stroumboulopoulos in the Hollywood Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles, police and the TV personality said on Friday. The body of Richard Hong, 41, was found at the house by officers responding to reports of a burglary there shortly after 2 a.m. PT (0900 GMT), said Officer Norma Eisenman, a Los Angeles Police Department spokeswoman. The Los Angeles Times, citing a coroner's spokesman, said that the victim had sustained head trauma.Reuters
Attendees at North Korean air show wowed by model F-16
WONSAN, North Korea (AP) — Now here's something you don't see every day: an F-16 fighter jet buzzing through the skies of North Korea and launching — fireworks.Associated Press
Brexit warning: US bank bosses from Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and BlackRock threaten Theresa May with relocation
There followed "frank exchanges" in which bosses warned they could not wait to discover the final outcome of the two-year Article 50 negotiations before making major investment decisions that could see thousands of UK jobs shift to Europe. "The message was clear from at least some of those present: if Theresa May cannot provide some early clarity about where the negotiations will end up, the only way to avoid that uncertainty would be a move towards Europe – there will not be time to wait," said the City source with knowledge of the meeting. Before the June 23 vote to leave the EU, the heads of several major foreign banks including JPMorgan and UBS warned that "significant" numbers of jobs could be shipped to Europe when the impacts of Brexit became clear. Estimates of possible City job losses from a "hard Brexit" have ranged widely from 40,000 to 80,000 over the next decade, with JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley saying they could shift over 1,000 employees.Telegraph.co.uk q
UFO? Rogue satellite? Just what was this massive FIREBALL over London?
"I always have a look out the window in the mornings to show my daughter the birds and noticed this strange object in the sky. "At first I thought it was a plane that leaves a trial behind it but realised quickly it wasn't because it was just hovering. "There were other planes flying high near the object but the object was above the planes and was stationary. "I observed it for around 20 minutes. I thought it might have been the Chinese Space lab [Tiangong-2, which was launched on the same day] but the launch happened at 2pm GMT. "Personally, I'm not sure what the object was. All I know is that it had to have been a massive object to appear as big as it did in the sky."Express.co.uk q
Report: Zookeeper screamed for help before tiger attack
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — A zookeeper screamed for help into her radio before she was fatally attacked by a Malayan tiger, but the 350-pound animal crushed her neck before her co-workers could reach her, an autopsy report released Friday showed.Associated Press
I am struggling daily, says former X Factor star Jahmene Douglas
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Londoners looking to sell their prime properties face 3 years of misery
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Russell Brand gives his east London cafe to charity
The comedian has made an unusual donation.SNAPPA Celebrity
Selfish Ronaldo must understand Madrid comes first after latest tantrum
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Jackson And Sugarland Top Tallies
For the sixth week, Michael Jackson's "Number Ones" is the best-selling album in the United States, shifting 98,000. Can he make it a seventh week? . . . Sugarland's new Wal-Mart-exclusive CD/DVD combo "Live on the Inside" takes a bow with 76,000 . . . This week's album charts are ultra-sleepy but should perk up next week with entries from George Strait, Cobra Starship and Neil Diamond (with another Wal-Mart exclusive) . . . In Progress Reports, we've got updates on Black Eyed Peas, Taylor Swift, Muse, Linkin Park and Madonna. [PLEASE NOTE: Chart Alert was revised at 11:21 AM PST on Aug. 12.]
Michael Jackson continues to retain the top-selling album in the United States as his "Number Ones" shifted another 98,000 last week, according to Nielsen SoundScan (down 14%), placing it at No. 1 on the Top Comprehensive Albums chart (viewable at billboard.biz/charts) for a sixth nonconsecutive week. It's the longest No. 1 run for a male artist since 50 Cent's "The Massacre" also did six weeks in late 2007 and early 2008. It's Jackson's longest reign with the top album in the country since 1987's "Bad" spent six weeks as the best seller. His 1991 set "Dangerous" earned four weeks at No. 1, while 1995's "HIStory" was No. 1 for two weeks and 2001's "Invincible" topped the tally for one week.
The Top Comprehensive Albums chart houses both older and current albums (the latter are generally those that are 18 months old or less). On the Billboard 200, only current or new albums are ranked. That's why Jackson's "Number Ones"—released in 2003—is absent from the latter tally.
So, while Jackson is still tops overall, on the currents-based Billboard 200, Sugarland's new Wal-Mart-exclusive CD/DVD package "Live on the Inside" enters at No. 1 with 76,000. The release was ushered in by an ABC TV special of the same name that aired Aug. 3, the night before the set hit stores.
It's the country duo's second No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in little more than a year. It earned its first when its third studio album, "Love on the Inside," ascended to the top Aug. 16, 2008, after debuting at No. 2 the previous week.
The CD portion of Sugarland's new "Live" set features many covers of familiar pop tunes, including Pearl Jam's "Better Man," Beyonce's "Irreplaceable" and Kings of Leon's "Sex on Fire." The live show on the DVD was lensed Oct. 25, 2008, at the Lexington, Ky., stop of the pair's Love on the Inside tour.
Last week's No. 1 on the Billboard 200, Fabolous' "Loso's Way," slips to No. 10 in its second week, moving 37,000 (down 63%). This week's second-highest new entry comes from country quartet Gloriana, which arrives at No. 3 with its self-titled debut effort (44,000). The 16th volume of the popular children's series "Kidz Bop Kids" series starts at No. 8 with 38,000 while R&B singer K'Jon's debut album, "I Get Around," enters at No. 12 with 33,000.
And now a recap of the rest of the top 10 on the Billboard 200 . . . the "Now 31" compilation rises 4-2 with 45,000 (down 16%) while the Black Eyed Peas' "The E.N.D." slides up one notch to No. 4 with 44,000 (down 10%). Rising one rung, Kings of Leon's "Only by the Night" also sold slightly more than 44,000 (down 6%) while Daughtry's "Leave This Town" (falling from No. 2 to No. 6) was just a handful of units behind Kings of Leon, also selling about 44,000 (down 29%). Lastly, Maxwell's "BLACKsummer'snight" falls four slots to No. 7 with 43,000 (down 22%), and Taylor Swift's "Fearless" holds at No. 9 with 37,000 (down 1%).
Overall album sales in this past chart week (ending Aug. 9) totaled 6 million units, up 1.2% compared with the sum last week (5.9 million) and down 15.7% compared with the same sales week of 2008 (7.2 million). Year-to-date album sales stand at 213.8 million, down 14.3% compared with the same total at this point last year (249.4 million).
Album units, current chart week: 6 million units
UP 1.2% from last week's charts: 5.9 million units
DOWN 15.7% from same week, 2008: 7.2 million units
This week: No albums on the Billboard 200 or Top Comprehensive Albums sell more than 100,000 copies.
This week last year on the Billboard 200: The "Mamma Mia!" soundtrack climbed to No. 1 for the first time, shifting 131,000 (down 5%). The chart's highest debut was Lloyd's "Lessons in Love" at No. 7 with 51,000.
Black Eyed Peas score back-to-back No. 1s on the Pop Songs/Mainstream Top 40 chart with the ascension of "I Gotta Feeling" to the top slot. It follows "Boom Boom Pow," which spent seven weeks at No. 1 in May, June and July. The Peas are the first group to notch consecutive No. 1s on this chart since Maroon 5 did so in 2004 with "This Love" and "She Will Be Loved" . . . On the Top Country Songs chart, Taylor Swift notches her fourth topper as "You Belong With Me" hits No. 1 this week. She previously scored with "Our Song," "Should've Said No" and "Love Story."
With nine nonconsecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Alternative Songs chart, Linkin Park's "New Divide" surpasses Kings of Leon's "Sex on Fire" as the single with the most frames atop the list this year. The last song to spend more weeks at No. 1 was Offspring's "You're Gonna Go Far Kid" with 11 weeks between Oct. 4 and Dec. 13, 2008 . . . Meanwhile, Muse's career-high entry at No. 16 on the Alternative chart is the fifth single to bow in the top 20 this year and the third from the Warner family of labels. Earlier in 2009, Reprise's Green Day started at No. 8 with "Know Your Enemy" while the aforementioned Linkin Park (on Warner Bros.) began at No. 6 with "New Divide."
On Hot Dance Airplay, "Celebration"—the first single/title track from Madonna's upcoming greatest-hits album (due Sept. 29)—starts the party at No. 7, the chart's highest debut since Dec. 13, 2008, when Beyonce's "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" also debuted at No. 7. Since the Dance Airplay chart launched Aug. 16, 2003, only two other singles have bowed higher: Ciara's "1, 2 Step" (No. 5 on Jan. 20, 2005) and Madonna's "4 Minutes" (No. 5 on April 5, 2008) . . . "Celebration" also enters the Hot Dance Club Songs chart at No. 29—the diva's 56th Club hit. The entry extends her lead as the artist with the most hits on this chart.
Among the albums released this week, due on next week's charts: George Strait's "Twang," Cobra Starship's "Hot Mess," Jessie James' "Jessie James," Neil Diamond's "Hot August Night/NYC," Justin Moore's "Justin Moore" and Cavo's "Bright Nights, Dark Days."
Next week's Billboard 200 competes with the same week in 2008 when: Jonas Brothers' "A Little Bit Longer" crashed in at No. 1 with 525,000, giving the sibling trio its first chart-topper. The previous week's No. 1, the soundtrack to "Mamma Mia!," fell to No. 2 with 110,000 (down 16%).


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Friday, May 27, 2016
Florida Court Grants Qualified Immunity to Officers Who Tackled Suspect Holding Knives "Kind of Like Wolverine"
Today marks the release of "X-Men: Apocalypse." If you were to expect one X-Man to show up in a judicial opinion, which one would it be? If your answer was this guy
you'd be correct, at least in Prevatt v. City of Gainesville, Florida, 2016 WL 154107 (N.D.Fla. 2016).
May 27, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (1)
Thursday, May 26, 2016
Supreme Court of Washington Find Prosecutor Improperly Used Music on Defendant's Phone to Prove Gang Affiliation
In State v. DeLeon,
Ignacio Cardenas was outside his home in Sunnyside with his cousin and a friend around 11:00 p.m. waiting for another friend, Jose Barajas. They saw a silver Ford Taurus drove by. Thinking that the car belonged to a friend, Cardenas's cousin flashed a sign associated with their gang at the car. The car did not belong to a friend, and after driving by, it made a U-turn and drove by the house again. Several shots were then fired from the car, hitting Cardenas. He survived, but lost one of his kidneys.
Anthony DeLeon, his brother Ricardo DeLeon, and their friend Octavio Robledo were eventually charged in connection with the shooting, with the State's theory of the case being that the shooting was gang related. One of the pieces of evidence that the prosecution used to prove gang involvement was the music stored on Anthony's phone. And that's part of the reason why the three men will be getting a new trial.
May 26, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (2)
Wednesday, May 25, 2016
10th Circuit Reverses Child Sexual Abuse Conviction Based on Brady Violation
Pursuant to the Supreme Court's opinion in Brady v. Maryland, the prosecution violates the Due Process Clause by failing to timely disclose material exculpatory evidence to the defense. But what happens if a sexual assault nurse examiner (SANE) misrepresents her credentials at trial, with correction by the unknowing prosecutor? Is that SANE nurse part of the prosecution team, meaning that there is a Brady violation. According to the recent opinion of the Tenth Circuit in McCormick v. Parker, 2016 WL 1743388 (10th Cir. 2016), the answer is "yes."
May 25, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (2)
Tuesday, May 24, 2016
My New Podster Article, "The Debbie Dilemma"
Today, Podster Magazine released its May 2016 issue. My article, "The Debbie Dilemma," appears on pages 46-47 (or 49/57). It deals with the police statements and testimony of Debbie Warren at Adnan's two trials.
May 24, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (24)
Monday, May 23, 2016
What Types of Attorney Behavior are Per Se Ineffective Assistance of Counsel?
Pursuant to the Supreme Court's opinion in Strickland v. Washington, a defendant establishes a claim of ineffective assistance of counsel by proving (1) that counsel's performance "fell below an objective standard of reasonableness" as measured by "prevailing professional norms;" and (2) prejudice,i.e., "a reasonable probability that, but for counsel's unprofessional errors, the result of the proceeding would have been different." I've gotten a lot of questions about whether there are types of attorney conduct that per se constitute unreasonable performance under Strickland's first prong. The answer is a definite "yes."
May 23, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (29)
Friday, May 20, 2016
Will Missouri Adopt the Daubert Test for Expert Evidence?
Missouri is currently one of a minority of states that still applies the Frye test for determining the admissibility of expert evidence. This Frye test uses a single criterion: Does the technique or technology used by the expert have general acceptance in the relevant expert community? By way of contrast, a majority of states have adopted the Daubert test used in federal court. Under Daubert, judges serve as gatekeepers and determine the reliability/admissibility of expert evidence by looking at factors such as
(1) whether the theory or technique in question can be and has been tested; (2) whether it has been subjected to peer review and publication; (3) its known or potential error rate; (4) the existence and maintenance of standards controlling its operation; and (5) whether it has attracted widespread acceptance within a relevant scientific community.
Will Missouri soon join the ranks of the states applying the Daubert test?
May 20, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Wednesday, May 18, 2016
WVU Law Professor Valena Beety Secures New Trial For Stepfather Convicted in Shaken Baby Syndrome Case
According to an article in the Charleston Gazette-Mail,
After serving 11 years of the 40-year prison sentence he was handed in 2005, a Hampshire County judge threw out [Jeremiah] Mongold's conviction in connection with the death of his 2-year-old stepdaughter.
This ruling came after Hampshire Circuit Judge Charles Parsons
found that Mongold's trial counsel, Romney attorney Larry Sherman, was "extremely lax in his investigation" and committed "grievous error" on matters related to the pertinent evidence in the case.
Parsons ruled that "by any objective standard of reasonableness trial counsel performance was substantially deficient" and "that there is a reasonable probability that, but for counsel's errors, the result of the proceedings would have been different."
As with Cristina Gutierrez in the Adnan Syed case, this deficient performance was not limited to one case. Instead,
Sherman has had 45 complaints filed against him with the West Virginia Office of Disciplinary Counsel, which oversees lawyers in the state, and...11 of those complaints were filed during the time he was representing Mongold.
The West Virginia College of Law Innocence Project attorneys for Mongold are law professor Valena Beety, adjunct faculty member Melissa Giggenbach, and 2016 West Virginia graduates Jenny Thoma and Lia Deane. Long-time readers might recall that I did a review of Beety's terrific essay, The Case of Trayvon Martin and the Need for Eyewitness Identification Reform, in a post back in 2012.
Mongold's case, however, does not involve eyewitness identification. Instead, it involves shaken baby syndrome, a diagnosis that is increasingly being called into question.
May 18, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Tuesday, May 17, 2016
Wrongfully Imprisoned Man Released After 18 Years Based on Innocence Project/Conviction Integrity Unity Collaboration
According to an article in the Dallas Morning News,
A man who spent the last 18 years in a Texas prison will walk away a free man today, after a Tarrant County judge acknowledged this morning that he shouldn't have been convicted of killing a Bedford woman.
"I feel blessed; thank you," John Nolley, now 42, told reporters waiting outside Judge Louis Sturns' courtroom before hugging his mother for the first time since he was convicted of murder in May 1998.
This result was a result of a collaboration among the Tarrant County's Conviction Integrity Unit, the Innocence Project and Fort Worth attorney Reagan Wynn.
The collaboration netted new evidence using new forensic technology revealing that Nolley was not the source of a bloody palm print found on a piece of paper recovered on the victim's body. The CIU also discovered and turned over numerous pieces of previously undisclosed evidence significantly discrediting the testimony of two informants (both of whom were facing criminal charges during the original murder investigation) who had claimed to have critical evidence supporting the state's case at trial. The case is the first conviction that the newly formed Conviction Integrity Unit has recommended be reversed.
Importantly, it appears as if this case will also lead to systematic changes regarding how Tarrant County handles jailhouse informants.
May 17, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (1)
Sunday, May 15, 2016
PA Court Finds IAC in Murder Case Based on Defense Counsel Failing to Contact Alibi Witness He Didn't Trust
A few days ago, the Philadelphia Inquirer published the story, "Free after 10 years in prison, former lifer still feels trapped." The article is about the release of Edward Stewart after he served 10 years for a murder he did not commit. Why was he wrongfully convicted? His trial counsel decided that Stewart's fiancee was not credible and would have hurt his alibi. Importantly, he reached these conclusions without ever interviewing the fiancee as a potential alibi witness. And that's why his conviction was thrown out.
May 15, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (19)
Friday, May 13, 2016
The New Show Conviction & Conviction Integrity Units
Yesterday, ABC ordered the TV show "Conviction" to series. According to "The Hollywood Reporter,"
Conviction tells the story of Carter Morrison ([Hayley] Atwell), the brilliant but ne'er-do-well daughter of a former president, who is blackmailed into taking a job as the head of Los Angeles' newly created Conviction Integrity Unit. She, along with her team of lawyers, investigators and forensic experts, work together to examine cases where there's credible suspicion that the wrong person may have been convicted of a crime. Eddie Cahill, Shawn Ashmore and Emily Kinney co-star.
The show was co-created by Liz Friedlander, a veteran tv and music video director, and Liz Friedman ("Jessica Jones;" "House"), and my hope is that it will fill the void created by the end of "The Good Wife." Interestingly, before producing "The Good Wife," Michelle and Robert King created "In Justice," with Kyle MacLachlan as the head of the National Justice Project, which "undoubtedly had as its model the Innocence Project or Northwestern University's Center on Wrongful Convictions."*
A Conviction Integrity Unit, however, is a different ball of wax from the Innocence Project, as is made clear from this description of Kinney's character:
Kinney will play Tess Thompson, the CIU's bright-but-naive paralegal who hides an underlying dark sadness. A former employee of the Innocence Project, Tess is a true believer in the cause of wrongful convictions and thinks she can make a bigger impact working more cases from inside the system.
May 13, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (1)
Thursday, May 12, 2016
Detective Ritz and the Wrongful Conviction of Malcolm Bryant
Yesterday, Malcolm Jabbar Bryant was released from prison after serving seventeen years of a life sentence for the murder of 16 year-old Toni Bullock in Baltimore City. The lead detective on the case was William Ritz, one of the lead detectives on Adnan's case. There was one* eyewitness to the murder: Tyeisha Powell. Based on the description that Powell gave of the perpetrator, the Baltimore Police created a composite sketch, which Ritz posted, along with the enticement of a Metro Crimestoppers reward, for information leading to an arrest/indictment:
Ritz began getting calls after the distribution of the composite....The police then began "accumulating names and eliminating those individuals as suspects."...Ultimately, a photographic array was prepared and on December 1, 1998, Powell identified [Bryant]'s photograph.
So, where did things go wrong, and how were they eventually set right(ish)?
May 12, 2016 | Permalink | Comments (17)
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Motion to Reopen: Musings on "The Good Wife" Finale
The final episode of "The Good Wife" aired on Sunday night. I rank the show as the best legal TV series of all time, with the Michelle and Robert King production getting a slight nod over various iterations of the "Law & Order" franchise. As with "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," the show might have ended stronger after five seasons and a climactic death (Buffy/Will Gardner). But, in both cases, there was a lot to like about their sixth and seventh season denouements (e.g., "Once More, with Feeling;" bond court).
Continuing this theme, Sunday night's finale was almost a coda, with Alicia scrambling to find precedent to reopen her husband's corruption trial and receiving counsel from her deceased former colleague.
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Tuesday, May 10, 2016
NJ Court Remands Murder/IAC Case So Alibi Witness Who Didn't Testify at 1st PCR Hearing Can Testify
In State v. Jackson, 2016 WL 2350517 (N.J.App. 2016), Amir Wilkins was fatally shot near the intersection of 18th Avenue and Alexander Street in Newark, New Jersey on March 8, 2004 between about 10:20 and 10:35 P.M. Terrell Jackson was charged with his murder and convicted despite testifying that he was at his friend Yakiemah Burks's sister's apartment at the time of the shooting. Thereafter,
In March 2011, defendant filed a PCR petition alleging he was denied the effective assistance of counsel because his trial counsel failed...to subpoena Burks as an alibi witness. In support of his petition, defendant submitted a November 1, 2011 affidavit from Burks in which she asserted the following: on March 8, 2004, defendant was with her from 6:00 p.m. to "approximately 10:30 p.m. and 11:00 p.m."; in June 2006, following defendant's trial but before he was sentenced, she wrote a letter to the court advising that she had just learned about the charges against defendant and knew that he did not commit the crimes resulting in Wilkins's death; defendant was with her at the time Wilkins was shot; she had been willing to testify at defendant's trial; and she was never contacted or subpoenaed by defendant's counsel.
Burks, however, did not appear at the initial PCR hearing.
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Monday, May 9, 2016
Court of Appeals of Kentucky Finds Alford Plea Admissible in Insurance Dispute
A few weeks ago, I did a post about the Supreme Court of Minnesota finding that an Alford Plea was inadmissible in a subsequent civil trial. In its recent opinion in Eberle v. Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co., 2016 WL 2609311 (Ky.App. 2016), the Court of Appeals of Kentucky reached the opposite conclusion.
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Friday, May 6, 2016
Tennessee Case Reveals Recent Changes to Volunteer State's Dying Declaration Exception
The opinion of the Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee in State v. Crockett, 2016 WL 769890 (Tenn.Crim.App. 2016), contains a pretty straightforward application of the dying declaration exception to the rule against hearsay. The case, however, also noted two important recent additions to the exception and one remaining question.
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Wednesday, May 4, 2016
Court of Appeals of Maryland Throws Out Sexual Abuse Convictions Based on Failure to Satisfy Corpus Delicti Rule
The Latin term "corpus delicti" translates into the "body of the crime" and refers to "[t]he fact of a transgression; ACTUS REUS."... The corpus delicti for the crime of sexual abuse of a minor, pursuant to § 3-602 of the Criminal Law Article, is evidence of sexual molestation or exploitation of a minor. The "corpus delicti rule" is a "doctrine that in order to secure a conviction, the prosecution must establish the corpus delicti with corroborating evidence. [] The doctrine prohibits the prosecution from proving the corpus delicti based solely on a defendant's extrajudicial statements."
This quote comes from today's opinion by the Court of Appeals of Maryland in Grimm v. State. Because the State failed to satisfy the corpus delicti rule, the Court reversed Grimm's conviction. Do you agree?
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Monday, May 2, 2016
Colorado Court Finds Prosecutor Erred By Speaking to Jury in 1st Person As If He Were Victim During Opening
For a substantial part of his opening statement, the prosecutor assumed the identity of the victim. He began by saying, "My name is [the victim]. I was 55 years old when I was ambushed, murdered and set up by Traci Adams and Mark Manyik, the Defendant."
The prosecutor then described the victim's relationship with Adams, the end of the relationship, and the events leading up to the shooting, all in the voice of the victim. Regarding the shooting, he said, "I see Mark raise a shotgun, this 12–gauge shotgun. I look at Mark. I'm scared. I say to him, 'Mark, please don't shoot.' I didn't stop him. He fired one single 12–gauge round directly into my belly. I fall backwards...."
The prosecutor went on to narrate, as the victim, Manyik's and Adams' actions after the shooting, including speaking with the 911 operator and taking the victim's cell phone. In the same way, the prosecutor described the police arriving and the victim's death:
I can hear sirens arriving.... I'm still barely alive, but not really conscious.... [The] [d]eputy eventually comes up to my near lifeless body.... He calls Flight for Life.... A few minutes later the helicopter lands and the medical staff and the police get me into the helicopter, take me to the hospital. Somewhere between that flight from the Manyik residence to the hospital I die.
The prosecutor then switched to his own voice and point of view, which he used for the remainder of his opening. At no point did Manyik object to the opening statement.
This language comes from the recent opinion of the Colorado Court of Appeals in People v. Manyik, 2016 WL 1165332 (Colo.App. 2016). So, were the prosecutor's actions objectionable? And should the defendant have been given a new trial even in the absence of an objection?
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Thursday, April 28, 2016
Supreme Court of Kentucky Finds the State Does Not Adopt Statements of Facts in Plea Agreements
Similar to its federal counterpart, Kentucky Rule of Evidence 801(d)(2)(B) excludes from the rule against hearsay a statement offered against a part if it is
A statement of which the party has manifested an adoption or belief in its truth
Imagine, for instance, that Dan, Carl, and Ed are having a conversation, with Ed saying to Carl, "Dan just shot Vince," and Dan responding, "He had it coming." Under Rule 801(d)(2)(B), a court would conclude that Dan adopted Carl's statement, meaning that it would be admissible against him at his subsequent trial for murdering Vince.
But what if multiple people are alleged to have participated in a crime? For instance, imagine that the State believes that Dan and Carl killed Vince together and reaches a plea deal with Carl that contains a statement of facts. By subsequently presenting that deal to the judge, has the State manifested an adoption or belief in the truth of Carl's statement of facts, meaning that Dan could introduce that statement if it helps him in his subsequent murder trial? That was the question addressed by the Supreme Court of Kentucky in its recent opinion in Lewis v. Commonwealth, 475 S.W.3d 26 (Ky. 2015).
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Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland Affirms Woodlawn Murder Conviction Despite Detective Misstating His Cell Tower Ping Expert Experience
Today, the Court of Special Appeals of Maryland issued its opinion in Brown v. State, which involved a murder that took place in the Woodlawn neighborhood of Baltimore County. The case also involved cell tower pings, and a detective misstating his experience as an expert witness on the topic.
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Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Should Alford Pleas be Inadmissible in Subsequent Civil Trials?
I've done several prior posts on Alford pleas (see, e.g. here). An Alford plea is a guilty plea in which a defendant does not admit guilt but acknowledges that the State has sufficient evidence that could lead to a jury finding him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. As you can see from this video clip, an Alford plea is very similar to a "guilty" plea, with the defendant simply pleading guilty "pursuant to North Carolina v. Alford." But is an Alford plea dissimilar from a guilty plea in at least one key regard? And should it be? That was the question the Supreme Court of Minnesota answered in its recent opinion in Doe 136 v. Liebsch, 872 N.W.2d 875 (Min. 2015).
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ARCHITECTURE VIEW; Designing a Decent Alternative for the Homeless
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The complex is equally well planned from an urban-design standpoint, although here the layout is more unusual. In general, turning away from the street is a bad idea; the most important thing any large project can do is to reinforce the sense of life and activity on the street, and not turn inward, and this would normally go double for a neighborhood as needful as East New York. This project breaks that rule, but it does so convincingly. For the particular nature of transitional housing is that it is part conventional housing, part shelter, and it is necessary, I think, for the privacy and security of the complex and its residents to take precedence over other factors. Since the forms of the buildings are lined up right along the street, and not set back, they do their urbanistic duty visually -it is only in terms of actual access to the street that they hold back.
The Skidmore, Owings & Merrill projects are the results of the city's own efforts to respond to the homeless problem, and they are somewhat more ambitious architecturally. None is yet in construction, although plans call for three of the structures, two in the Bronx and one in Brooklyn, to commence shortly. If community opposition, which has slowed down the planning process for some of the sites, can be allayed, there will eventually be 11 of these city structures. Each will be a variation on one of two design types, one for families and another for single homeless people. These buildings will be a bit closer to permanent housing than the Cooper building, in their external appearance if not in their interior layouts, and they will be significantly more expensive to build - current estimates put it at roughly $130 per square foot, compared to about $70 per square foot for the HELP project.
The prototype Skidmore, Owings & Merrill design for transitional housing for families calls for four three-story wings of residential units set like the arms of a vast ''H'' around a central community and social-service building. Each wing would contain 25 families, making the scale more intimate than in the HELP I project in East New York, and the overall design would be more houselike - the wings would have green sloping roofs, and the corridors would have natural light washing down from light wells. The interiors of the units are not quite as good as in the Cooper project, since they would not have through ventilation, but the layout does allow for more flexibility, since rooms can be merged into adjoining units.
It is an impressive building, at once sensible and humane. The design for singles, which is in effect a latter-day version of a single-room-occupancy hotel, is better still - a design that brings considerable architectural sensitivity and invention to what could be dismissed as the most banal of problems. These buildings, whose occupants are expected to remain in them for considerably longer than the family buildings, will have groups of eight single rooms set around double-height living rooms. The double-height rooms are achieved by interlocking spaces on different floors in the manner of Le Corbusier's housing blocks of the 1950's; the facade, meanwhile, expresses each cluster of eight rooms as a houselike unit.
Two final, and important, questions remain. Is this all not too much - too much architecture for the problem at hand? And why not rehabilitate the thousands of existing units the city has that lie unused? In fact, the city is rehabilitating older housing, although not enough of it or fast enough, but the particular problem of homeless families, dislocated from communities for months or years, often calls for special attention. Perhaps the most important thing of all about these new buildings is that they can provide permanent social services right on the premises, something that is nearly impossible to do in rehabilitated housing, and which, is not done at all in the welfare hotels.
But are these buildings too good, then? They are surely not too good for the neighborhoods in which they have been put, which are often desperately in need of good architecture, and particularly of good buildings to fill in some of the many sites that have been left vacant by years of abandonment and destruction of older housing. In part, then, the quality here is a gesture toward neighbors.
But it is ultimately, of course, for those who will live in these buildings, and here the issue is best put in terms of hope and dignity. These buildings are not luxurious; the accomodations within them are bare bones, and small. But what these buildings do offer is a testament to the possibility of decent city living for people who have known mainly frustration and denial.
To anyone who has seen the accommodations given to families at hotels like the Martinique and the Prince George, these buildings seem not like excessive luxury at all, but merely like the arrival, at long last, of simple decency.
Photo of Alexander Cooper & Partners' residential wing and play area of the HELP I project in Brooklyn's East New York section (Matthew Weinstein)


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