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I'm still looking for a tripod for an Ex1, in New York, May 8 – 17. I'd also like to rent a small lighting kit (one or two dedo-lights or similar plus stands would be perfect). I'll take my money to a rental house if I have to, but if somebody has these things sitting around and would like to rent them out, let me know!
Mon 2 May 2011
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Mon 2 May 2011
I'm looking for a local (Los Angeles/Venice) editor to finish the final section of my film about the global impact of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, Following The Ninth www.followingtheninth.com Three to four weeks. Please reply to firstname.lastname@example.com for details.
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Hey all, I am a film major, but in school am not getting enough practical experience. I am friendly and easy to work with and innovative/adventurous. Is anyone willing to take me on as a sidekick or a sort of second shadow this summer? I'm not looking for money or anything like that, I just want to learn and experience. I have a passport and am willing to travel.
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Tue 3 May 2011
I'm an emerging, non-union Director of Photography / Camera Operator with over 10 years of experience working on national TV commercials, music videos, and feature narrative films. My years of working in still photography gave me an extensive understanding of lighting and composition which I've segued into my cinematography. Although, I have no experience in non-fiction storytelling, I am extremely passionate about documenting the truth. As Federico Fellini once said,"My fantasy is to make something REAL". So, please feel free to contact me whether or not your next project calls for a Director of Photography and/or Camera Operator.
Thu 5 May 2011
Rebecca Richman Cohen's WAR DON DON
Director Rebecca Richman Cohen and producer Francisco Bello in person for discussion with Chris Santora, one of the Sesay trial prosecutors featured in the film!
Rebecca Richman Cohen's remarkable debut film WAR DON DON begins at the end of a decade-long civil war in Sierra Leone which has left a population devastated by mass murder, rape and savage disfigurement. Now, in the capital city of Freetown, United Nations soldiers guard a heavily fortified building known as the Special Court. Inside, a man named Issa Sesay awaits his trial. The prosecution say Sesay is a war criminal, guilty of heinous crimes against humanity. The defense says he is a reluctant fighter who protected civilians and was himself a victim of terrible poverty and violent coercion. Justice Benjamin Itoe says the Court means "to bring an end to impunity and to contribute to the peace and reconciliation process." WAR DON DON presents the trial of Issa Sesay in incredible detail and from myriad perspectives, offering a rare and penetrating view of international criminal justice.
"One of the most viscerally compelling documentaries of the year. It will leave you haunted."
Mary Anderson Casavant, Filmmaker Magazine
"Without eliding the grim human cost of the crimes and criminals involved, Rebecca Richman Cohen's unusually lucid documentary plays against type."
Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune
"Fascinating and complex... a remarkably sophisticated examination of the machinery of justice."
The Independent Weekly, Raleigh, NC
Rebecca Richman Cohen is an award-winning filmmaker and a law school graduate with experience in international human rights and criminal defense. She interned as an investigator at the Bronx Defenders and continued to do investigative work at the Special Court for Sierra Leone, working on a legal defense team for Alex Tamba Brima in the AFRC-accused case. Five months after leaving the Brima defense team, she returned to Sierra Leone to begin production on WAR DON DON. Between trips to Sierra Leone, she has been adjunct faculty at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) where she taught an undergraduate seminar entitled "Human Rights, Mass Atrocity, and Documentary Film" and at American University's Human Rights Institute where she taught "Criminal Justice Stories in Film." Rebecca graduated from Brown University with a B.A. in Portuguese and Brazilian Studies and with a Juris Doctor from Harvard Law School. For her work on WAR DON DON she was awarded the the Cinereach Award for excellence in vital, artful storytelling. WAR DON DON also won the Special Jury Prize at the SXSW Film Festival. In 2010 Rebecca was profiled in Filmmaker Magazine's 25 New Faces in Independent Film.
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Seva Lives (Francisco Serrano) Monday, June 12 at Anthology Film Archives
In 1983, a Puerto Rican newspaper published Seva: History of the first U.S. invasion of Puerto Rico in May 1898. This fictional account of the U.S. invading Puerto Rico and massacring its people was a national sensation. SEVA LIVESdeconstructs the sociopolitical debate of the facts and myths surrounding the history of Puerto Rico and explores the issues that arise when fiction meddles with recollections of the past. Organized by Cinema Tropical, this screening celebrates the 50th anniversary of the 7th Robert J. Flaherty Seminar, held in Barranquitas, Puerto Rico.
Mon 9 May 2011
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Mon 9 May 2011
TWN Spring Evening Workshops 2011!
TWN presents its seasonal series of walk-in seminars on production topics you need – from production planning and distribution, to new media production, sound recording and more. All classes are $20 ($10 for low income) unless otherwise noted. The workshops take place at Third World Newsreel. Register now by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tuesday, May 10th, 6:30 PM
Sound Recording: Tips for Better Results and New Gear
An intro to getting decent sound and a look at some of the more popular mixers, hard drive recorders and radio mikes. Whether working with the 5D, the 900 or your tiny FS200. Facilitated by JT Takagi, recordist/filmmaker with gear courtesy of Professional Sound Services. ($20/10 low income)
Tuesday, May 24th, 6:30 PM
Production Planning and Budgeting with Ann Bennett
Prepping your film – from R&D to production, post and distribution – with a special focus on budgets and planning your multiplatform strategy. Led by Producer/Director Ann Bennett, multimedia producer for Through a Lens Darkly ($20/10 low income)
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Mon 9 May 2011
Want to get active on Twitter but been putting it off? Check out our May Twitter BASICS workshop for filmmakers and other creatives. Deets in the hidden section.
Wed 11 May 2011
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Adam, a number of D-Word members have raved about Joanna Rabiger as a grant writer.
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I just tried to get in touch with her yesterday coincidentally, but her website was having some issues and I couldn't get her an email. Thanks to you guys, I can now!
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Fri 13 May 2011
I am working on 'Under the Radar' a documentary on the undocumented Irish living in New York. I could do with adivce/help on fundraising options.
'Under the Radar' is a documentary feature that chronicles the lives of the undocumented Irish who immigrated to New York looking for a better life or simply to avoid the unemployment lines back home. It is factual storytelling at its best. It is told from the prospective of three recently arrived Irish immigrants as they navigate their way through a myriad of hurdles in order to stay one step ahead of the immigration authorities. It captures the excitement and disappointment immigrants go through in the Big Apple as they pursue their dreams. It chronicles their fears and aspirations in the wake of 9/11.
Thanks for taking the time.
Fri 13 May 2011
Hi All,
I am going to Alaska to continue shooting my feature doc on June 15th – July 5th.
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Hey might as get as much use out of the HVX as we can before they go.
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Mon 16 May 2011
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We're going to run the most effective, creative, and innovative digital campaign in the history of politics, and our digital team will be core to achieving the communications, fundraising and organizing goals of the cause.
We're hiring people at all levels, from team directors to junior staff. So whether you're a seasoned digital veteran or are new to the field but hoping to apply your skills to a worthy cause, we hope to hear from you.
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If you fit any of the above categories, please send us an email describing why you want to work for the campaign, along with your resume, to digitaljobs(at)barackobama.com. Be sure to include any portfolio, writing samples, or reel, if applicable.
Salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications; we also offer a benefits plan.
Obama For America is committed to diversity among its staff and recognizes that its continued success requires the highest commitment to obtaining and retaining a diverse staff that provides the best quality services to supporters and constituents. Obama For America is an equal opportunity employer and it is our policy to recruit, hire, train, promote and administer any and all personnel actions without regard to sex, race, age, color, creed, national origin, religion, economic status, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity or expression, ethnic identity or physical disability, or any other legally protected basis. OFA will not tolerate any unlawful discrimination and any such conduct is strictly prohibited.
Mon 16 May 2011
Francisco Serrano's SEVA LIVES
Filmmaker in person for discussion!
Considered one of the best Puerto Rican films in recent years, SEVA LIVES offers a post-modern look at the history and impact of the U.S. invasion and occupation of the island.
When a fictional story reimagining the U.S. invasion was published in a widely-read newspaper in Puerto Rico, its readers believed it as fact. But like the infamous chaos-inducing Orson Welles radio dramatization of the War of the Worlds, the story was utter fiction simply taken as reality. The story contained letters from a historian who unearthed evidence that the United States did not enter Puerto Rico peacefully in June, as history dictates. Instead, the Americans invaded through a town named "Seva," massacred its people, and covered it up by changing the town's name to "Ceiba," its current name.
This story, as the newspaper tried to make clear, is fiction. Yet readers around the island believed it and a scandal ensued.
SEVA LIVES redefines Puerto Rican history in this update of the classic Puerto Rican short story "Seva." It mixes fictional elements with actual archival footage and real interviews with historians to discuss the significance and impact of the short story today. But, most significantly, SEVA LIVES deconstructs the sociopolitical debate of the facts and myths surrounding the history of Puerto Rico and explores the issues that arise when fiction meddles with recollections of the past.
Organized by Cinema Tropical, this screening celebrates the 50th anniversary of the 7th Robert J. Flaherty Seminar, held in Barranquitas, Puerto Rico.
SEVA LIVES is the first film of director, producer and editor Francisco Serano, whose previous credits as a digital animator include Maldeamores, Party Time and Diez en la Música. Serrano spends most of his time in front of his computer, where he made most of SEVA LIVES. He was born and raised in San Suan, Puerto Rico, and currently lives in Washington, D.C.
More information at the Flaherty NYC Website
Mon 16 May 2011
TWN Spring Evening Workshops 2011!
TWN presents its seasonal series of walk-in seminars on production topics you need – from production planning and distribution, to new media production, sound recording and more. All classes are $20 ($10 for low income) unless otherwise noted. The workshops take place at Third World Newsreel. Register now by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tuesday, May 24th, 6:30 PM
Production Planning and Budgeting with Ann Bennett
Prepping your film – from R&D to production, post and distribution – with a special focus on budgets and planning your multiplatform strategy. Led by Producer/Director Ann Bennett, multimedia producer for Through a Lens Darkly ($20/10 low income)
Tuesday, May 31st, 6:30 PM
Master Class with Filmmaker/Editor Sonia Gonzalez
Sonia Gonzalez-Martinez, the director of "Bragging Rights: Stickball Stories" has also been an editor for over ten years. Among her credits are "Los Bandoleros" (Vin Diesel), "Antonia Pantoja, Presente!" (Lillian Jimenez) and "Passionate Politics: the Life and Work of Charlotte Bunch" (Tami Gold). Sonia is currently editing Byron Hurts' (a TWN workshop grad) latest doc, "Soul Food Junkies", and will show clips from her work, talk about how she got into the field and made her film, about the challenges facing women of color in the industry, and what inspires her to do what she does. FREE. RSVP to email@example.com.
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Mon 16 May 2011
Angelenos – still 3.5 hours left to get tickets online to see me in conversation with the Maestro, Doug Block himself, about the Art of the Personal Documentary for IDA's Doc-U series. You can also show up at the door. We'll be having a F2F afterwards in the courtyard, so come out and show your love.
Mon 16 May 2011
Looking for interns who speak both Japanese and English to translate and transcribe footage in Los Angeles for a documentary that was recently shot in Japan. Please contact me directly: cbdocumentary{AT}gmail{DOT}com
Mon 16 May 2011
Academy and Emmy Award nominated film team seeks experienced verite shooter for six to twelve shoots outside Denver starting in early June. Please reply with resume/reel and rate to : chaincamera[AT]gmail[dot]com
Tue 17 May 2011
Six Foot Chipmunk produces robust outreach and engagement campaigns for social-issue documetary films. We work with filmmakers to develop, implement and find funding for multi-facted campaigns that empower audiences to take action in creative and compelling ways. Services include: Grantwriting, crowdfunding, website development, social media management, non-profit partner development, engagement campaign strategizing and production, collateral production, curriculum development and community screening coordination. Past clients include Oscar Nominees Gasland and Sun Come Up, Participant's Standard Operating Procedure, No Impact Man, Truck Farm, Bag It and One Lucky Elephant. Contact Stephanie at bleyer[AT]gmail[DOT]com.


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a deserted nyc + bloggers share a summer home.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
nyc is empty this time of year. everyone is traveling or "summering" in the hamptons. before moving to nyc i didn't know the word summer could be changed to a verb. a little english lesson from me to you. you're welcome.
weekend walks in central park are spotted with tourists and the occasional city dweller who knows august is the best time to stick around.
i've always thought it would be awesome if nyc bloggers* would unite and share a summer home in the hamptons. there would be so many of us the rent would be cheap (on a per person basis). plus everyone could hang out, meet each other, etc. wouldn't that be the coolest?
i also imagine a lot of drama with fights like.... "i posted about that last week, bitch!"
NO WAY could we ever work out the logistics of something so huge. but i can dream.
*not that you would have to be a blogger. i'm just thinking of any mass group of women with the same interests.
25 comments:
- The Soul Anchor said...
That would be fun! Very cute picture. :-)
- August 31, 2011 at 8:03 AM
- Jeneric Generation said...
A house of bloggers!I think it would be fun. Maybe fight-inducing, but maybe inspiring.
- August 31, 2011 at 8:43 AM
- Rebecca - A Daily Something said...
NYC and NJ bloggers? ;) I'd come. And help organize.
- August 31, 2011 at 9:26 AM
- Vanessa said...
I'm in. There's nothing quite as amusing as watching a petty fight break out!
- August 31, 2011 at 9:37 AM
- Sharon said...
"i posted about that last week, bitch!" hahahahahaha
- August 31, 2011 at 9:59 AM
- Kim said...
Cute photo! I love it when SF is mostly deserted - this happens almost every three-day weekend, when the locals pack up and head to wine country or to Tahoe. I like to stay behind and take advantage of the abundance of parking spots near my apartment ;)
- August 31, 2011 at 10:25 AM
- Reagan said...
instead of bachelor pad, we could call it blogger pad. it sounds so fun to me. i keep thinking of reality tv now. with challenges of who takes the best picture of their dinner plate and who brought the cutest nightie.
- August 31, 2011 at 10:27 AM
- Jill V. / TerraSavvy said...
I'm posting about that NEXT week bitches!
And I am so there if you do plan one! I'll help plan it! I have OCD and it could come in handy. Ha!
Love the hat by the way (and your little dog too!)
- August 31, 2011 at 10:50 AM
- Alex said...
I want to make "summer" a verb in my life. Sounds splendid!
- August 31, 2011 at 11:51 AM
- adele said...
Fab idea & great photo of you & Sam Wiggins xoxo
- August 31, 2011 at 12:31 PM
- rebecca said...
also, everyone could take pics of each others outfits. then blog about it the next day of course.
- August 31, 2011 at 1:09 PM
- B. in the Know said...
That would be so fun to have a blogger getaway in the Hamptons...that may be the deciding factor in getting me to move to the east coast over the west coast even!
Much love,
- August 31, 2011 at 1:56 PM
- HazelandMare said...
Haha! That is such a fun idea :) And then you could all start a collective blog called "Blog from the Beach" or something, that described the daily goings-on at your summer house!
- August 31, 2011 at 3:02 PM
- Sydney said...
OH yes, I can imagine the chaos breaking out. I'll make a mental note to visit New York around this time next year.
- August 31, 2011 at 4:02 PM
- Krystal said...
aw, that is a nice dream for sure :)
- August 31, 2011 at 4:27 PM
- Lynne said...
Love the fight scenario!
- August 31, 2011 at 5:12 PM
- Teresa said...
I Love to have the town for myself... soon, everyone will return and I'll have to share LOL
Besides soon the Christmas madness is here so last time to enjoy the silence or usual noise sans jingle bells or last christmas tunes ahahahah
Do you really think bloggers would fight? I would love to see the meals, decor preps and what-do-i-take-in-my-suitcase-to-the-hamptons-that-can-compete-with-rebecca-de-la-fressange-looks LOL
- August 31, 2011 at 6:03 PM
- la petite coquine said...
Bloggers share a summer house...sounds amazing and totally scary. Heaven knows everything would be lovely and well curated. Glad you guys are enjoying the quiet of Manhattan-I'm delighted that tourist season in SF is slowing, just as it's starting to warm up!
- August 31, 2011 at 6:34 PM
- Naomi Bulger said...
HA HA HA I hope everyone would be kinder than that :)
When I lived in NYC I went in the opposite direction (sort of) and 'summered' in Rhode Island. I stayed at an amazing B&B that was right on Narragansett Bay (views to die for), in a room that was twice the size of my own apartment. I was still working, writing from a desk in the room, so on top of my breakfast, my host would bring me up cookies, or cake, or fruit salad, or cheese, all the time. All for the same price as my rent back in NYC, which was covered by a tourist found on craigslist.
- August 31, 2011 at 7:30 PM
- rebecca said...
what a genius plan. thanks for sharing. the thought of a stranger staying in my apartment would make me a bit nervous. but new yorkers do it all the time.
- August 31, 2011 at 7:50 PM
- paddle to shore said...
um, that would be AMAZING! I would definitely be in on this if I wasn't all the way in Los Angeles...we could always do a beach house, right?
- September 1, 2011 at 3:36 AM
- Sophie said...
that would just be so so much fun! i would fly over from wales to go summering with a bunch of bloggers in the hamptons haha.
nyc would be amazing in any time of year i imagine. i am so jealous x
- September 1, 2011 at 4:09 AM
- Kayla Poole said...
count me in, sistah! I'll take all the pictures of the flowering bushes around the house and leave the outfit pics to everyone else ;)
- September 1, 2011 at 11:43 AM
- nicole said...
@Reagan - I LOVE BACHELOR PAD, so naturally I think your idea is awesome.
GREAT photo - you look so chic, and Sam Wiggins is so photogenic! xo.
- September 1, 2011 at 12:59 PM
- kitchu said...
kid you not, did a "blog bash" with a group of bloggers years ago. and kid you not, did turn into a drama bash. which is so not my style, so i never came back for subsequent years that i was invited to (yes, they are still getting together, years later).
but... NY? would not pass that up.
- September 2, 2011 at 1:25 PM


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BRATTLEBORO She is either a financially desperate, cold-blooded killer who used insulin as her weapon of choice or a dependable caregiver who was unjustly charged with murder in the mysterious death of an 83-year-old Brattleboro woman.
Those were the two pictures of Jodi LaClaire painted during opening arguments Wednesday in her second-degree murder trial in Brattleboro criminal court.
It isnt completely clear that Nita Lowerys fatal case of hypoglycemic shock came from insulin, defense attorney Daniel Sedon said. He claimed the diagnosis was made prematurely in the emergency room at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital because something other than insulin could have produced hypoglycemic shock. That diagnosis colored the states lengthy investigation, he said.
Lowery had never used insulin before, the state has said.
LaClaire, 39, formerly of Bennington, N.H., has pleaded innocent to second-degree murder, one count of elder abuse and seven counts of financially exploiting a vulnerable adult.
Sedon did his best to plant the seeds of reasonable doubt in the minds of the 16 jurors (including four alternates) hearing the murder case, which is expected to hear from conflicting medical experts from England and Canada. The trial is expected to take three weeks.
Assistant Attorney General Matthew Levine said that somehow Nita Lowery had been given insulin which put her into a coma from which she never recovered on April 1, 2009.
Levine admitted that initially Lowerys death had been something of a mystery, but that medical experts had uncovered the cause. And the discovery that someone was using her credit card to steal $4,000 answered the question of why it happened, he said.
LaClaire was the only nursing assistant on duty the morning Lowery collapsed, Levine said.
Sedon said while LaClaire did have financial problems, other people had access to Lowerys credit card, and that someone beside LaClaire stole $30,000 in gold jewelry from the safe in Lowerys room at the Thompson House in the months before her death.
LaClaire didnt steal Lowerys jewelry, he argued, because she wouldnt have let her vehicle be repossessed in the months after the theft, which was never solved by Brattleboro Police.
LaClaire has been portrayed by the state as a financially strapped nursing assistant who used her own insulin to inject Lowery and an hour later used Lowerys credit card to withdraw large sums of cash from an ATM.
But Sedon told the 10-woman, six-man jury, in a trial overseen by Judge David Suntag, that Lowerys grandson and his former girlfriend spent lots of time with Lowery at her room at Thompson House.
Sedon said Nita Lowery adored her grandson, John A. Lowery IV, but didnt care for his girlfriend, and Thompson House staff had reprimanded the couple for taking a shower together in the basement of the nursing facility. The couple lived two blocks away, he said.
Sedon said the girlfriend died in Burlington in the gutter of chronic alcohol abuse.
And Vermont State Police forensic computer experts discovered that someone viewed pornography on Nita Lowerys computer, he said.
In fact, Sedon said, its not even clear that Lowery was the victim of a homicide. He noted that it took the state more than three years of intense investigation to bring charges against his client.
Lowerys death certificate still lists her manner of death as undetermined, he said.
Sedon said Lowerys politically well-connected family her late husband John Lowery Jr., was a former district court judge put pressure on then-Gov. James Douglas and the Vermont attorney generals office to bring charges in connection with her death. Lowery was related to the locally well-known Speno and Corbeil families, Sedon said, and counted former Gov. Thomas Salmon as a close friend.
The first seeds of doubt about Lowerys death were planted by a Brattleboro doctor, he said, with no evidence that Lowery had been injected with insulin other than she had endured severe hypoglycemia.
Sedon, who had given the jurors little clue what LaClaires defense would be until Wednesday, promised the jury more facts would be presented during the course of the trial.
Sedon said Lowery was larger than life to her extended family in Brattleboro, and was beloved by many of the staff at Thompson House. In earlier years, Lowery was a secretary to the president of Windham College, and legal secretary to Brattleboro attorney Charles Chuck Cummings, now retired, who attended the trial Wednesday.
But Sedon said Lowery had many medical problems, was a cancer survivor, a stroke victim, a smoker and had an undiagnosed lung tumor at the time of her death. She used a wheelchair since she couldnt walk safely.
Lowerys only daughter, Gail LaHaise of Walpole, N.H., was the first witness at the trial. She said her mother moved into Thompson House after her recovery from a 2001 stroke put too much stress on her and her family.
LaHaise, a retired Bellows Falls reading teacher, said her mother didnt like living at Thompson House, but she was active in many ways, including working with Sen. Bernard Sanders to get a Veterans Administration clinic in Brattleboro.
She was very fond of her grandson, John Lowery IV, and spent a lot of time with him. John Lowery, an Iraq War vet, who was attending community college, had spent hours studying in his grandmothers room, she said.
LaHaise, who frequently wiped away tears at the memory of her mothers death, said her mother kept her credit card in her pursue in a locked cabinet in her room. While Lowery wore a lot of her bling, she said with a smile, she kept a lot of her jewelry in a safe inside her locked closet.
LaHaise said her mother also kept her room locked at Thompson House, and kept all the keys on a bracelet.
LaHaise said her mother had a computer, but never accessed her financial records, including her credit card, via the computer, which she used primarily for email and research.
Im not sure she could Google, LaHaise said of her mother.
The state has said that in the hour before Lowery was found comatose in her room, someone used her computer and personal telephone to access her credit card company and set up a PIN number for the first time.
Within the hour, someone went to a bank ATM in downtown Brattleboro and withdrew $503, Levine, the prosecutor, said.
Other witnesses Wednesday included the other licensed nurse assistants who tended to Lowery during her eight years at Thompson House.
Both nursing assistants cried in describing Lowery, who they said they had loved.
She was very outgoing, a dynamic person, said nursing assistant Sarah Delano. She was full of life.
The trial continues today.
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On this day (July 15) in 1948, Gen. John Joseph Pershing died of congestive heart failure in Washington, D.C., at Walter Reed Hospital.
Renowned primarily as the leader of the American Expeditionary Force that was sent to Europe shortly after America's April 6, 1917, declaration of war against Germany to bolster the English-French armies in their increasingly bloody stalemate trench war of attrition in France, Pershing, in fact, had a long and distinguished military career that spanned 38 years (1886 to 1924).
Born Sept. 13, 1860, on a farm near Laclede, Mo., into the family of businessman/farmer John Fletcher Pershing and Ann Elizabeth Thompson, John early on showed great promise as a student.
He first attended local schools in Laclede, and, in 1880, enrolled in the North Missouri Normal School (now Truman State University). In 1882, he applied to and was accepted at the U.S. Military Academy. At age 26, in 1886, he graduated from West Point (30th in a class of 77) and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army.
His early military career was spent fighting Indian Wars in the West. Black Jack (nicknamed that because he once commanded a troop in the 10th Cavalry Regiment, which was one of the original Buffalo Soldier units composed of African-American soldiers under white officers) served (1891to 1895) as an instructor of military tactics at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. While teaching, Pershing attended law school and graduated with a bachelor of laws degree and a deserved reputation, among his students, for being a strict disciplinarian and a rigid, no-nonsense instructor.
By 1897, Black Jack was considered one of the bright young army officers obviously destined for high command and preferment, which was confirmed by appointment to and graduation from, in 1904, the prestigious Army War College. A two-year appointment (1897 to 1899) as an instructor at West Point, which was briefly interrupted by a brief stint in Cuba in the Spanish American War, was followed by tours in the Far East – first in the Philippines to fight in the Philippine Insurrection (1899 to 1903) and later, at the behest of President Theodore Roosevelt, as military attaché in Tokyo.
In 1905, the 45-year-old Pershing married Helen Frances Warren (daughter of Wyoming Republican Sen. Francis E. Warren), with whom he had four children (three daughters and one son). Tragically, on Aug. 27, 1915, Pershing, while on duty at Fort Bliss, Texas, received a telegram informing him of the death of his wife and three young daughters in a fire in their residence at the Presidio of San Francisco. Thereafter, friends and colleagues often remarked that he never really recovered from the deaths of four of his immediate family members.
In 1916, President Wilson appointed Pershing to lead the Mexican Punitive Expedition into Mexico to capture the bandit Pancho Villa. Pershing's force of 10,000 men penetrated some 350 miles into Mexico, routed Pancho Villa's revolutionaries, but failed to capture the Mexican leader.
Pershing is, of course, best remembered and honored for his World War I service as commander of the American Expeditionary Force in France. Given complete control over his troops, Pershing initially was determined to maintain the American Expeditionary Force as an independent army, whereas Supreme Allied Commander Marshal Ferdinand Foch wished to use American troops as replacement units in the depleted English and French divisions.
In 1918, the more than a million American troops in France acquitted themselves well in the Battles of Saint-Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne, which were allied victories and hastened the defeat of the German Army on the Western Front. They led to the Nov. 11, 1918, Armistice.
In 1921, Black Jack served, with distinction, as Army chief of staff until his retirement from military service in 1924. At the time of his death (age 87), Pershing was eulogized as one of America's greatest generals.
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Cindy Vaughan of Clovis competes in the halter division of the showmanship event at the state Special Olympis Equestrian Games Friday at the Curry County Mounted Patrol Arena.
By Tonya Fennell and Casey Peacock: Freedom Newspapers
With poise and confidence, Cindy Vaughan slowly led her horse into the arena at the Curry County Fairgrounds.
Her light brown ringlets peeking out from a patriotic-themed helmet, the 45-year-old Clovis resident waited patiently to compete in the horsemanship at halter category.
"I practice a lot," she said, "and I like it (competing) because I do good," said Vaughan, one of more than 20 athletes competing Friday morning in the Special Olympics Equestrian Games at the Mounted Patrol Arena. She said she wasn't nervous to compete because she has been riding for years.
The two-day event, which concludes today, gives individuals with mental and physical disabilities the opportunity to display their horsemanship skills in several events — including barrel racing and showmanship.
Special Olympians who compete in the equestrian events learn to ride, develop sports skills and gain the self-confidence to direct and control a horse, according to the Web site www.specialolympics.org.
During the event, Vaughan was required to walk beside her horse while guiding the animal through a series of starts and stops. The judges, placed throughout the arena, closely eyed the athlete's control of the animal.
Vaughan said she hoped her performance would win her a belt buckle. "I want to put it in my room," she said.
Vaughan's mother, Bonnie Light, watched from the sidelines, offering encouragement and directions to her daughter and the other competitors. Light also provided horses for the equestrian event and serves as a coach. "I've been involved in this for about 40 years," Light said.
Although Vaughan was diagnosed with mental retardation at birth, Light said her daughter rides horses independently and enjoys ceramics, bowling and her job at McDonald's.
Vaughan said she considers herself to be a normal woman with normal interests.
"I'm a proud aunt," she said, "and I have a boyfriend."
Light is the coach for Garrett Dodson of Portales. Born with Ataxia Telangiectasia, a genetic disorder that causes loss of motor skills, the 15-year-old competed in the Stock Seat Equitation portion of the Special Olympics Equestrian Games.
"We love it. It gives him a personal thing to be involved in," said Pat Dodson, Garrett's mother.
When her son was younger, he was active in the Little Wranglers and the family had horses, Dodson said. He also rides when attending camp in Missouri, she said.
According to his mother, he will be participating in several events during today's show.
Garrett said he enjoyed his first equestrian Olympics.
"It was good. I didn't know I was gonna get second place," he said.
Light said that practices began eight weeks ago, right when the rains started. The athletes were only able to get about four practices in before the competition, she said.
"I think we've done pretty good. The most important thing is seeing the smiles on their faces," Light said.


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Wouldn't it be great if you could get your FreeBSD system to automatically perform maintenance tasks on a regular basis and e-mail you the results? Well, thanks to the built-in
cron daemon and the periodic scripts, your FreeBSD system is already doing this for you. In today's article, we'll concentrate on FreeBSD's daemon to execute scheduled commands and learn how to configure the
cron daemon to run your own commands and scripts.
Like most other daemons,
cron is started for you when you boot into FreeBSD and continues to quietly run in the background. To prove to yourself that
cron is indeed running, look for the word
cron in the results of the process status command like so:
ps -ax | grep cron
97 ?? Is 0:07.71 cron
In this example,
cron is running with a process ID of 97.
cron daemon "wakes up" every minute and checks the crontabs (short for chron or time tables) to see if it needs to start the execution of a command or script. A crontab is simply a file containing a list of commands and the time you want each command to start running. When you installed FreeBSD, a system crontab was created for you. You should not make any changes to this crontab file; later on in the article, we'll use the crontab utility to make user crontabs that
cron will read in addition to the system crontab.
The system crontab is stored in the
/etc directory. We'll use the
more command to safely view this file without risk of editing it. You'll want to be logged in to two virtual terminals as we'll be reading the system crontab file at one terminal, and trying other commands at the other terminal. At the first virtual terminal, type:
more /etc/crontab
which should result in this output:
# /etc/crontab - root's crontab for FreeBSD # # $FreeBSD: src/etc/crontab,v 1.21 1999/12/15 17:58:29 obrien Exp $ # SHELL=/bin/sh PATH=/etc:/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin HOME=/var/log # #minute hour mday month wday who command # */5 * * * * root /usr/libexec/atrun
As in any file, remarks begin with a
#. The most useful remark is the labeling of the fields: Note that there are five time fields, a user field, and a command field. While the syntax may seem strange at first, each uncommented line in the crontab simply tells
cron when you want it to run a specified command.
The following table shows the valid values for the five time fields:
Valid Values
1-12 or first three letters of each month (not case-sensitive)
0-7 (where both 0 and 7 represent Sunday) or first three letters of each day (not case-sensitive)
Values can be a single number or three-letter word, or values can be a range: For example, 1-5 in the dayofweek field represents Monday to Friday. Values can also be separated by a comma: 1,15,30 in the dayofmonth field will run a command on the 1st, 15th, and 30th of each month.
All five time fields accept the * wildcard, which means "use every valid value" for that field. For example, to run a command every month, put a * in the month field.
You can also use the */number value. For example a */2 in the month field means "run every second month." The system crontab has an example of this:
#minute hour mday month wday who command
*/5 * * * * root /usr/libexec/atrun
This line is read as: Every minute that is divisible by five (or every five minutes) of every hour of every day of every month, run the
atrun command as root. If you don't know what the
atrun command does, type this at your other virtual terminal:
whatis atrun
atrun(8) - run jobs queued for later execution
And if that doesn't satisfy your curiosity:
man 8 atrun
One final table before continuing with
/etc/crontab: You can replace all five time fields with one string value like this:
What it Represents
only runs the command when you reboot
replaces 0 0 1 1 *
same as yearly
replaces 0 0 1 * *
replaces 0 0 * * 0
replaces 0 0 * * *
same as daily
replaces 0 * * * *
Return to the first virtual terminal to continue reading through
# rotate log files every hour, if necessary
0 * * * * root newsyslog
Again, the comment is useful: Every minute that is 0 of every hour of every day of every month, run the
newsyslog command. And what does the
newsyslog command do?
whatis newsyslog
newsyslog(8) - maintain system log files to manageable sizes do daily/weekly/monthly maintenance 59 1 * * * root periodic daily 2>&1 | sendmail root 30 3 * * 6 root periodic weekly 2>&1 | sendmail root 30 5 1 * * root periodic monthly 2>&1 | sendmail root
Notice that the daily/weekly/monthly maintenance scripts use scattered times. The daily script runs every morning at 1:59 A.M.; if you sleep anywhere near your FreeBSD box, you may have heard your hard drive churning at this strange hour. The weekly script runs every Saturday morning at 3:30 A.M., and the monthly script runs on the first day of every month at 5:30 A.M. It is a good thing to run maintenance scripts during times when your computer's processor should be free (e.g., the middle of the night), and to not run the scripts all at the same time to prevent your processor from getting bogged down.
2>&1 symbol tells the Bourne shell to save all of the output and error messages together. These are then piped to the
sendmail program to be sent to the root account; this means that all output and error messages from running these scripts will be mailed to root as an e-mail message.
Where does
cron find the periodic scripts? At your second virtual terminal, try this:
ls /etc/periodic
daily monthly weekly
ls -F /etc/periodic/weekly
300.uucp* 330.catman* 310.locate*
340.noid* 120.clean-kvmdb* 320.whatis*
-F to the
ls command puts a
* after all executables; therefore,
/etc/periodic contains subdirectories that contain the scripts that
cron runs daily, weekly, and monthly. If you're truly curious, try:
more /etc/periodic/weekly/310.locate
As a side note, if you are learning shell scripting, viewing these built-in scripts provides practice in recognizing proper syntax.
Since the results of these scripts are mailed to root, root can use a mail reader to check for any problems. Normally, you don't configure your favorite e-mail reader for the root account, since you don't want to send and receive e-mail as the root user. However, you do want to be aware of any problems
cron finds. Become the superuser and open up your favorite e-mail reader to see the messages sent from
If you've never done this before, you may have hundreds of messages, depending on how long your computer has been turned on. If you always shut off your computer at night, you won't have any, as the scripts all run after midnight.
If you have any messages, you should have at least one called daily run output. If you read this message, you'll see that
cron has a lot of work to do every morning at 1:59. You'll also note that the security check was sent in a separate e-mail message called security check output. This message is well worth reading as it contains the results of checking setuid files, uids of 0, passwordless accounts, kernel log messages, failed logins, and refused connections.
Once you've finished reading the messages, you can safely delete them. Don't forget to leave the superuser account when you exit the e-mail reader.
So far, we've looked at the system crontab, which should be left as is. Now we want to look at making your own crontab file to put in the commands that you want
cron to execute. By default on a FreeBSD system, any user can create his own crontab file. These crontabs will be stored in
/var/cron/tabs. If you:
ls /var/cron/tabs (must be root to view)
you'll note that this directory is empty by default. Once you create a crontab, it will create a file with the same name as the user. Never edit this file directly using a text editor; instead, use the crontab utility to create or modify your crontab file.
You may be wondering what types of commands or scripts you would want
cron to run for you. Ask yourself what types of commands you run regularly, or should run regularly but sometimes forget to run. For example, you may wish to remove old core files or
dead.letter files. Perhaps you would like to flush your Netscape cache on a regular basis.
Once you know what you'd like
cron to do for you, decide which command or group of commands will accomplish this task. Every entry in a crontab must be one line; It is okay if the line wraps around your screen as long as you don't press enter. If the command is very long, it may be easier to enter the command into a file, or script, and reference the script in crontab. Let's do an example of each.
If I want to find files with certain extensions and remove them, I can enter a command like this (you would enter this all on one line):
find / \( -name "*.core" -or -name "dead.*" \)
-print -exec rm -rf {} \;
Let's see if we can interpret this gobblygook. This is all one find statement; find statements always look like this:
find starting_here look_for_this then_do_this
So, when I typed
find /, I told
find to start looking at root or
I then told
find to look for files whose names (
-name) end with either
.core or begin with
dead. Because I wanted
find to eventually remove both types of these files, I put both names within parentheses. I also had to quote the
() with the backslash
\ character so the shell wouldn't try to interpret the parentheses.
find has found these files, I told it to execute (
-exec) the
rm -rf command to remove these files. Whenever you use
-exec, you must end the
find statement with
\; or it won't work. The
{} tells
exec to use whatever
find found as the variable to work on.
Now, that wasn't so bad, was it? Let's get even fancier and create a simple shell script to clear the Netscape cache. This script was borrowed from the FreeBSD mailing list archives -- from this message and also this one.
Open up your favorite text editor and type in the following:
#First, double-check that the user is not
#currently using Netscape
#Then remove the contents of all the subdirectories
#in the Netscape cache
if ! (`ps wxu $USER | grep -q [n]etscape`)
echo "Clearing Netscape cache..."
rm -rf ~/.netscape/cache/*
echo "Exiting...."
Let's pick apart what we just typed in here. All scripts begin with a shebang:
which is followed by the full pathname to the program that will interpret the script. We've just created a Bourne shell script as we've indicated that the
sh command (the Bourne shell) will be responsible for interpreting this script with this line:
We then included four comment lines (they begin with the
# character) to remind ourselves of the purpose of this script.
Then we get to the actual meat of the script. It is composed of an
if statement which begins with "
if" and ends with "
fi". The first line of the
if statement sets a condition that will either be true or false:
if ! (`ps wxu $USER | grep -q [n]etscape`)
! is the not operator, which tells
if to only activate the then clause if what is in the
() is not true. Basically, use the
ps command to search for the first instance of Netscape for this user. If there is no process ID dealing with Netscape, continue the script by echoing the text enclosed in quotes:
echo "Clearing Netscape cache..."
and by clearing the Netscape cache in that user's home directory:
rm -rf ~/.netscape/cache/*
However, if there is a process ID dealing with Netscape, leave the
if statement instead of executing the
then clause.
Save your file; I saved mine as
clean. You can call your script whatever you want, just don't give it a name that is already being used by another command. To double-check, try this in another virtual terminal:
whereis -b potential_scriptname
If your answer is a pathname, there already is a command with that name, so try another name. If all you get is an echo like this:
whereis -b clean
it is probably safe to use that name for your script.
Once you've saved your script, you still need to use the
chmod command to make it executable:
chmod +x clean
It is also a good idea to create a
bin directory in your home directory to store your scripts:
mkdir bin
mv clean ~/bin
Finally, you should test that your script actually works before telling
cron to use it. If you are in the
bin directory, type:
If you're in any other directory, type:
If you are in the C shell and receive a "Command not found" message, type:
and try again.
If you receive an error message when your script executes, you most likely have a typo somewhere in your file. Look for the typo and try running your script again until it runs without any error messages.
Now we're ready to create a crontab file to tell
cron to run our script and our
find command. Log in as a regular user; I'm logged in as the user
genisis. Now type:
crontab -e
to invoke the crontab utility in editor mode. If you're real quick, you'll see this message before entering
crontab: no crontab for genisis - using an empty one
Since we're in
vi, press ESC then i to enter insert mode; then enter the following text. Make sure you do not press the Enter key when you type in the
find command;
vi will wrap the text for you to fit your screen.
#every morning at 4:32 search and
#destroy all core or dead files
32 4 * * * find / \( -name "*.core" -or -name "dead.*" \) -print
-exec rm -rf {} \;
#run the script that clears the Netscape
#cache every morning at 2:48
48 2 * * * ~genisis/bin/clean
Note that the syntax is slightly different than in the system crontab file as there is no "who" field. Since this crontab will have the same name as the user, the "who" will be the user who made the crontab. When you are finished, double-check for typos, then press ESC and then wq to save your changes and quit. If you input an invalid value in the time fields, crontab will complain and ask if you want to re-enter the editor. Say yes, and look for your typo. Otherwise, you should see this message:
crontab: installing new crontab
Tomorrow when you check your e-mail, you will see two e-mails from
cron with the results of your crontab entries. If your commands were successful, they should look like this:
From genisis@.istar.ca. Thu Sep 14 04:38:31 2000
Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2000 04:38:50 -0400 (EDT)
From: genisis (Cron Daemon)
To: genisis
cron <firstname.lastname@example.com> find / \( -name "*.core" -or -name
"dead.*" \) -print -exec rm -rf {} \;
find: /usr/games/hide: Permission denied
find: /var/spool/opielocks: Permission denied
find: /var/cron/tabs: Permission denied
find: /var/games/hackdir: Permission denied
find: /stand/etc: Permission denied
find: /etc/isdn: Permission denied
find: /etc/uucp: Permission denied
find: /root/mail: Permission denied
From genisis@.istar.ca. Thu Sep 14 02:51:36 2000
Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2000 02:52:01 -0400 (EDT)
From: genisis (Cron Daemon)
To: genisis
cron <email@example.com> ~genisis/bin/clean
Clearing Netscape cache...
A few final notes on crontabs: if you ever want to view your crontab, you can type:
crontab -l
If you want to make changes to your crontab, use
crontab -e again.
Only root can see which users have installed crontabs. Become the superuser and try this:
ls /var/cron/tabs
You should see a new entry with the same name as the user who just created the crontab.
We've just scratched the surface of the functionality of crontabs. In later articles, as we discover new commands and learn to write more scripts, we'll have additional entries to add to our crontab files.
Next week, we'll delve into the fine art of digging for the useful information concealed in manpages.
Dru Lavigne is a network and systems administrator, IT instructor, author and international speaker. She has over a decade of experience administering and teaching Netware, Microsoft, Cisco, Checkpoint, SCO, Solaris, Linux, and BSD systems. A prolific author, she pens the popular FreeBSD Basics column for O'Reilly and is author of BSD Hacks and The Best of FreeBSD Basics.
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