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Guide to the Doris Duke Photograph Collection, 1870-2006
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Doris Duke was the only child of James Buchanan (J.B.) Duke, a founder of the American Tobacco Company and Duke Energy Company and a benefactor of Duke University, and Nanaline Holt Duke. Inheriting a bulk of her father's estate in 1925, which included Duke Farms in New Jersey, Rough Point in Newport, R.I., and a mansion in New York City, Doris was soon dubbed by the press as "the richest girl in the world." Although Doris did her best to live a private life, she carried on the Duke family's pattern of philanthropy by contributing to a number of public causes such as the arts, historic preservation, and the environment. Doris Duke died in October 1993 at the age of 80. In her will she left the majority of her estate to the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. The Doris Duke Photograph Collection was created by combining color and black and white photographs, slides, negatives, and other photographic formats contained in albums, boxes, picture frames, and envelopes.
Collection Details
- Collection Number
- Title
- Doris Duke Photograph collection
- Date
- 1880-2006
- Creator
- Duke, Doris
- Extent
- 56.6 Linear Feet, approximately 12,000 Items
- Repository
- David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library
- Language
- Material in English
Series in This Collection
- Doris Duke, 1913-1998
- Duke Endowment, 1961-1970
- Duke Farms, 1897-2004
- Duke Gardens, 1958-2000
- Duke Family, 1870-2006
- Falcon Lair, 1953-1998
- General, 1909-2001 and undated
- Newport Restoration Foundation, 1968-1982
- New York Apartments/New York Mansion, 1914-1997
- Rough Point, 1922-2003
- Southeast Asian Art and Culture (SEAAC), 1960-1972
- Shangri La, 1925-1960
Collection Overview
The Doris Duke Photograph Collection was created by combining color and black and white photographs, slides, negatives, and other photographic formats contained in albums, boxes, picture frames, and envelopes into groupings closely mirroring the collections that constitute the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Historical Archives. The collection covers the years 1870 to 2006 and is organized into twelve series: Doris Duke, Duke Endowment, Duke Farms, Duke Gardens, Duke Family, Falcon Lair, General, New York Apartments/New York Mansion, Newport Restoration Foundation, Rough Point, Southeast Asian Art and Culture (SEAAC), and Shangri La.
In cases where the copyright of the image does not belong to the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, these are noted in the finding aid and use restrictions/citation information is included when possible.
Using These Materials
A majority of collections are stored off site and must be requested at least 2 full business days in advance for retrieval. Contact Rubenstein Library staff before visiting. Read More »
Access to the Collection
Collection is open for research.
Researchers must register and agree to copyright and privacy laws before using this collection.
All or portions of this collection may be housed off-site in Duke University's Library Service Center. The library may require up to 48 hours to retrieve these materials for research use.
Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library to use this collection.
Use & Permissions
The copyright interests in this collection have not been transferred to Duke University. For more information, consult the copyright section of the Regulations and Procedures of the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library.
How to Cite
[Identification of item], Doris Duke Photograph Collection, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.
Contents of the Collection
1. Doris Duke, 1913-1998
This series documents Doris Duke's life from the time she was an infant to a few years before and after her death in 1993. The photographs, slides, and negatives are grouped by topic and therefore do not always share the same creation date nor are they necessarily the same formats. Topics include social events, passport photos, life at her various residences, travel, her time as a war correspondent, her honeymoon, her many animals at the various residences, and her jewelry and dresses. Of particular interest are the color glass mounted slides of Doris Duke's trip to the Middle East in 1938.
RESTRICTED: Access to photographs in group PHDD050 are temporarily restricted and require prior written approval from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation to view.
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Print PH.DD011a: View to the northeast in front of the west (inland) side of the central block of Wingwood House; Doris Duke Cromwell standing on the lawn, circa 1936/1937.
Print PH.DD011b: View to the north on the lawn west (inland) from the central block of Wingwood House; behind Doris Duke Cromwell is the north wing of the house, with the single-story entrance arcade leading to the Porte Cochère (out of this view to the left). Photo taken circa 1936/1937.
Print PH.DD011c: Doris Duke Cromwell sitting on the seawall on the northeast side of Wingwood House, in front of the dock for the Stotesburys' yacht, Nedeva, circa 1936/1937.
Print PH.DD011d: James H.R. Cromwell and Doris Duke Cromwell standing in front of the west portico of Wingwood House, Bar Harbor, Maine, circa 1936/1937.
Print PH.DD011e: Doris Duke Cromwell seated on the seawall on the northeast side of Wingwood House, Bar Harbor, Maine, circa 1936/1937.
Print PH.DD011f: Doris Duke Cromwell, Edward Townsend Stotesbury, and Louise Brooks Howard (granddaughter of Eva Stotesbury) in front of the west side of Wingwood House, Bar Harbor, Maine, circa 1936/1937.
Print PH.DD011g: Louise Brooks Howard (granddaughter of Eva Stotesbury), Edward Townsend Stotesbury, Katharine Dahlgren Cromwell (wife of Oliver Eaton Cromwell Jr., son of Eva Stotesbury), and Doris Duke Cromwell, in front of the west portico of Wingwood House, Bar Harbor, Maine, circa 1936/1937.
Print PH.DD011h: Eva Roberts Stotesbury, James H.R. Cromwell, and Doris Duke Cromwell in front of the west portico of Wingwood House, Bar Harbor, Maine, circa 1936/1937.
Print PH.DD011i: Oliver Eaton Cromwell, Jr., Eva Roberts Stotesbury, and James H.R. Cromwell in front of the west portico of Wingwood House, Bar Harbor, Maine, circa 1936/1937.
Print PH.DD011j: Doris Duke Cromwell and Edward Townsend Stotesbury standing under the west portico of Wingwood House, Bar Harbor, Maine, circa 1936/1937.
Print PH.DD011k: A meal being served on the lawn just outside the west portico of Wingwood House, Bar Harbor, Maine, circa 1936/1937. Persons seated at the table are, (clockwise) starting with the man in the dark coat on the left: James H.R. Cromwell, Louise Brooks Howard, Oliver Eaton Cromwell Jr. (in tan coat, hidden behind Louise Brooks Howard), Doris Duke Cromwell, Katharine Dahlgren Cromwell, and Eva Roberts Stotesbury. Identity of the footman and butler performing the service unknown. Mr. Stotesbury, if present, is hidden behind the others, at the head of the table.
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2. Duke Endowment, 1961-1970
The photographs primarily document events hosted by the Duke Endowment. A majority of the photographs are from an album created for "Miss Doris Duke" by the Duke Endowment which details a luncheon celebrating the Duke Endowment's 40th anniversary.
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3. Duke Farms, 1897-2004
The images in this series document the transformation of the Duke Farms estate, including original construction and improvements made to the estate. This series primarily consists of black and white and color photographs that detail exterior shots around the estates (including fountains, statues, lakes, bridges and vistas), work on the estate, interior and exterior shots of the main residence and other buildings on the estate, aerial shots, camels Baby and Princess, who spent their summers at the estate, and various events at Duke Farms. Of particular interest are the tinted photographs of Duke Farms scenes dating from the early 1900s.
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4. Duke Gardens, 1958-2000
The photographs and slides in this series document the history of the gardens from its inception to its dissolution. Subjects include the construction phases of transforming the greenhouses to display gardens, repair work to the display gardens, interior shots of the various display gardens (including flowers, statues, fountains, etc.), and a fashion photo shoot in Duke Gardens in 1964. Of particular interest are the color slides and View-Master "reels" of Duke Gardens that were available for purchase.
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5. Duke Family, 1870-2006
The series primarily consists of photographs of various immediate Duke family members including James Buchanan (J.B.) and Nanaline Duke and Ben and Sarah Duke. Of particular interest are the black and white photographs and negatives of J.B. Duke's tour of Lake St. John and the Saguenay from Roberval in 1915.
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6. Falcon Lair, 1953-1998
The images in this series are primarily interior and exterior shots of Falcon Lair dating from the time of its purchase by Doris Duke to the time of its sale and the moving out of its belongings.
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7. General, 1909-2001 and undated
The general series is the largest of the series and includes all images that do not logically fit into the other series. The subjects of the images vary widely and include photographs of intimates, friends, and acquaintances of Doris Duke, portraits of unknown men and women, dogs at various estates, unknown buildings and gardens, inventories of furniture and art objects, and reproductions of photographs mounted on foam core that were used for various exhibits. Of particular interest are the black and white stereoscopic image manufactured by the Keystone Stereoscopic Service. These were most likely used by Doris Duke to help strengthen her vision.
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8. Newport Restoration Foundation, 1968-1982
Photographs in this series primarily document interior and exterior renovations to several NRF homes, and on a lesser scale the inventory of doors and mantels in several homes.
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9. New York Apartments/New York Mansion, 1914-1997
This series primarily document the interiors of the New York Mansion and Doris Duke's apartment at 475 Park Avenue in New York City.
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10. Rough Point, 1922-2003
This series includes interior shots of different rooms in Rough Point and exterior views of Rough Point including some of Doris Duke as a child and as an adult. Some of the photographs document home improvements and work progress at Rough Point.
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11. Southeast Asian Art and Culture (SEAAC), 1960-1972
This series primarily documents the lifecycle of SEAAC. It includes color photographs of sculptures and places in Thailand, most probably a trip taken as part of research for SEAAC, the interior of the Coach Barn containing the SEAAC exhibit, and black and white photos of possible acquisitions for SEAAC.
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12. Shangri La, 1925-1960
This series documents Doris Duke's life in Hawaii. Images include early construction work of Shangri La, trips that Doris Duke took with her friends prior to the completion of Shangri La, trips around the islands, interior and exterior shots of Shangri La, a professional photo shoot of Doris Duke and her husband James Cromwell, social events including luaus and weddings, and furniture and clothing inventories. Of particular interest are color glass mounted slides of Doris Duke and James Cromwell with basketball team they sponsored in the mid-1930s.
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Sunday, February 1, 2004 (Editorial, page D2)
Values, Experience Make Lieberman The Best Choice
THIS TUESDAY, the Palmetto State holds the South's first primary in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination - an important chance for this state to be heard on the direction of that party and of this country. In this field, Sen. Joe Lieberman offers the vision, values and experience that would best serve South Carolina, and the nation, in the White House.
In this primary, voters will pick from among talented candidates. Sen. John Edwards offers a positive, inspirational vision of helping those left behind in our society. He clearly possesses the tools of leadership to use the bully pulpit to draw people to his viewpoint. Sen. John Kerry is thoughtful and time-tested, with a broad, nuanced view of how the United States should engage a world filled with challenges, and some impressive proposals on domestic policy.
But Sen. Lieberman has an outstanding collection of assets: He has formidable experience in elected office, including a track record of building coalitions across party lines to get things done - a skill almost forgotten in today's barbed discourse. He is a veteran in international circles, a key asset in 2004. He is unafraid to speak about our society's traditional values, or to take unpopular stands. And he believes America can do better for itself and the world.
He has been a strong advocate, for years, of balancing the federal budget. On trade, he has stuck to his belief that free commerce, on balance, enriches this nation, even as many in his party have retreated from that.
His emphasis on the crucial importance of early childhood education mirrors South Carolina's efforts in the past decade. Holding our schools accountable under No Child Left Behind, he realizes, is meaningless without providing more resources to help schools measure up - and to offer opportunity to more Americans.
Many of these laudable stands are shared by some of his rivals. But it is in two categories where Sen. Lieberman stands out, both from his Democratic peers and from President Bush.
Joe Lieberman is a centrist. In the polarized politics of 2004, the sensible mainstream of American views can be a lonely and dangerous place. There are few cable TV talk-fests or Web sites where one garners praise for listening to, much less considering, the views of all sides. But his kind of anchored good sense - rejecting orthodoxies left and right - is exactly what American politics needs more of. The current president promised to do this, and has done nothing like it.
Sen. Lieberman also believes that America cannot retreat from the threats of this world. He believes making repressive nations more free and prosperous is the best way to make the world safer - and that, with more sensible diplomacy, this could be done with more of our allies helping. He believes America is obligated not just to defend our shores, but to share our liberty. For this vital mission, he has the informed global outlook and the diplomatic skills to succeed - two areas where Mr. Bush has fallen short.
Based on results in two other states, Sen. Lieberman is far from the
favorite in Tuesday's election. But this early primary is an opportunity
for our state to assert its own views and values. We should not be controlled
by the status quo of the week. Why even have a primary, if we're
going to let New Hampshire make our decision for us? Regardless of who
leads in the polls, Joe Lieberman most deserves South Carolina's support.
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The State Editorial Board: Ann Caulkins, President/Publisher; Glen Nardi, Vice President/Operations [not present]; Brad Warthen, Vice President/Editorial Page Editor; Warren Bolton, Associate Editor; Cindi Ross Scoppe, Associate Editor; Nina Brook, Associate Editor; Mike Fitts, Editorial Writer.
Brad Warthen provided some background in an Feb. 23, 2004 e-mail:
...the main candidates -- Lieberman, Dean, Edwards, Kerry and Gephardt(before he quit) -- all joined us, as did Carol Moseley Braun (at herrequest). We only invited the ones we considered serious contenders,although we decided to make time for others (such as Ms. Braun) if theyasked for a meeting. Wesley Clark was the only one we invited who nevercame. We just couldn't work out the scheduling.He also wrote columns on the subject on Feb. 1 ("Lieberman Deserves a Closer Look than He's Gotten So Far") and Feb. 8 ("Here's What We Look for in a Presidential Candidate").
It was a bit of a crunch, as Dean and Kerry came in on the day we were writing our endorsement (the Friday before the primary, with the endorsement running that Sunday). It messed with our production scheduleand our decision-making -- no time to reflect -- but we particularly wanted to talk to Kerry, so we made allowances. Kerry and Edwards werethe only ones in the end that we seriously considered other than Lieberman.
Then we had a grueling, three-hour debate stretching into late Friday -- which meant we didn't start writing until after most editorial board members would usually have left for the day. The main focus of thedebate was this: Philosophically, Lieberman was unquestionably the closest to our board. (And especially to me. I was a big McCainsupporter, even though I lost that argument in 2000 and we endorsed Bush, and Lieberman and McCain are very close in many ways. So for me,it was like another chance to endorse McCain.) He was also unquestionably going to get creamed, and probably drop out immediately. So some members worried about "wasting" our endorsement. My attitude, however, is that presidential endorsements are an important opportunity for the newspaper to send a signal as to how we view the world, and that meant going with the person closest to us philosophically, even though he had no chance.
That may sound like our newspaper is out of touch with SC voters, or at least SC Democratic Primary voters. Not at all. I believe Lieberman would have done quite well -- maybe not winning, but quite well -- in SCif our primary had been held before Iowa and New Hampshire. (That's what polls had indicated earlier.) But by the time he got here, he had the"loser" label stamped on his forehead. That should have no impact on an endorsement, however. Endorsements are about who SHOULD win, not about who will win.


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Powerglide valve body ID
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As per/junior stocker, I need to sell this VB and sending e-mails to several mfg'ers I get no ID, Scotty Stites says it IS NOT tci,bte or pcs. I need some help AGAIN?:confused:
Most of these "first design" Glide trans brakes are virtually all the same; sometimes the only difference is in the color of the separator plate. I'm going to guess yours is a TSR (RIP Carl Munroe), especially if the separator plate is yellow/gold anodized. Do you have the solenoid? Some of the kits also include a different set of reverse clutch piston return springs. I think Crosley will have a more accurate answer than I. Butch/junior stocker.
I might be interested in your valve body depending on your asking price. Thanks.
waiting for Crosley
Junior stocker thinks you may have some ID input, Please!?:mwink:
I am not sure what brand it is..
As I recall Carl's (TSR) v-body were double dump design and that v-body is a single dump.
Looks like an OEM style gasket in it. Many after market PG v-body do not use any gaskets.
pg brake
what happened with carl /?first heard
Carl Munroe of TSR died of cancer in december 2012.
wow im blown away crosley he was a nice person to deal with.as far as that v/b he also had a full tree version single dump
sad to hear about carl i am shocked i had many dealings with him before i retired he was a great guy, he wrote the book on pg. performance rebuild, he will be a great loss to the industry. Dan TCperformance converters.
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WOOSTER -- As many are expecting a worse winter than last year's mild season, the city is hoping to get a new dump truck to tackle the snow and ice.
With its unanimous consent, City Council voted 6-0 (with Jeff Steiner absent) to purchase a new truck through the state bid process.
The estimated cost of a new truck would be roughly $150,000.
At large council member Jon Ulbright said the city has 10 trucks and would like to get up to 12. Plus, the oldest truck in the fleet is 20 years old.
"There are currently six routes, which have grown in size as the city has grown ... to 17.8 square miles," Ulbright said.
The goal would be for the city garage to have two trucks per route to meet the expectations of residents for snow and ice removal.
David Silvestri, Ward 3 council member, asked if a memorandum of understanding has ever been explored as a way to share equipment with other entities, public or private.
"I can't say we've done an MOU per se," Mayor Bob Breneman said. "But when we need (trucks) the most, everyone else does, too," illustrating the issue in this instance.
Joel Montgomery, director of administration, said the goal is to have the truck by winter. But the time frame will take a few months and could be later.
Additionally, council approved allowing the city to enter into agreements with local staffing agencies for temporary seasonal workers for leaf pick-ups this year.
Council's 6-0 vote allowed for the city to spend up to $25,000 on the contract.
Reporter Steve Huszai can be reached at 330-287-1645 or email@example.com. He is @GeneralSmithie on Twitter.
...except those neighborhood streets are where our school buses run to pick up our children.
Here's a place Wooster could save money. STOP over-salting in the winter. Salt the main roads, but only salt the neighborhood streets when it's extreme. The salt erodes driveway approaches because of oversalting. Plus this would save man hours of labor.


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The Fashion Group is a global non-profit organization of executives, designers and entrepreneurs in more than 30 chapters around the world. The Fashion Group provides a high-profile forum to promote the fashion, beauty and interior design industries.
To do this, Fashion Group hosts events that educate and inform our members, promoting the exchange of ideas and common resources within the industry.
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Fashion Group International is a global non-profit association of more than 7,000 members representing all areas of the fashion and related industries including beauty and the home.
It all began in 1928 when 17 women, invited by Edna Wooman Chase, Editor-in-Chief of Vogue, met for lunch in a modest midtown New York Restaurant. They shared three things: each held a job in the business of fashion, each held all other in high regard and believed fashion needed a forum to express and enhance a widening awareness of the American fashion business and women's roles in that business. The Fashion Group was born.
Some of the Founding and Charter members include Elizabeth Arden, Eleanor Roosevelt, Helena Rubinstein and Edith Head. Many decades later the names have changed, but the energy, talent and commitment remains the same. Read more about the Fashion Group's early days here.
In November 1956, the Toronto Chapter of The Fashion Group International began with a luncheon of high-profile women in the fashion industry, at the home of Dora Matthews, from Eaton's fashion bureau. The following March, the Toronto Chapter launched with a show and exhibit of couture fashion illustrating period styles and great dressmaking. The pieces were subsequently donated to the Royal Ontario Museum as a resource for Canadian designers.


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Remember & Support.
In the early 1990s I bought this ornament as a fundraiser for AIDS research and services. It's been a part of my Christmas decorating ritual every year since then. It's a beautiful glass globe--to which my photo fails to do justice--but it would be nice to be able to retire this particular ornament.
If you're looking for a way to express your feelings of hope this holiday season, consider giving to the San Francisco AIDS Foundation to support education, advocacy and services around the world.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – To finish out regular season the University of Kentucky women's tennis team (9-13, 1-10 SEC) faced No. 24 Vanderbilt (15-8, 7-4 SEC). The Wildcats gave a strong effort but could not top the Commodores, dropping the 7-0 decision.
To start off the day, freshman Stephanie Fox and sophomore Misha Testerman paired up for the first time this season at the No. 3 doubles slot. The two provided a highlight as they took on Megan Gornet and Nelly Radeva. The match was played tight, but Fox and Testerman were able to pull away to grab a win for the Cats. They posted an 8-5 final result.
Testerman also competed well in singles play, providing tough competition for Gornet yet again. The two entered the first set battling. After going point-for-point, Gornet barely edged out Testerment to take the set, 7-6. Testerman continued her fierce play in the second set, but ultimately could not stop Gornet. The two finished a final result of 7-6, 6-3.
Freshman Edmée Morin-Kougoucheff also started off on fire against 111th-ranked Marie Casares The freshman played every point close, barely losing the first set, 7-6. As the match continued, Casares was able to pull ahead despite Morin-Kougoucheff's efforts. Casares took the match 7-6, 6-0.
At the No. 5 singles slot, McGraw played an almost opposite match. She and Nelly Radeva played a slightly uneven first set but McGraw mounted a comeback in the second set. She forced the set into twelve games, but could not grab the win in the end.
The Wildcats will next travel to Oxford, Miss. for the SEC Championship. Play will begin on Thursday, April 19th and could last until the 22nd.
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Temperatures hit a -12.5 low yesterday – making this the coldest Easter in the UK since official records began.
Britain was chillier than Lapland with spring colder than winter here for the first time in nearly 50 years.
The Met Office said the -12.5C recorded at Braemar, Aberdeenshire, was the coldest overnight temperature into March 31 since first records in the 1850s.
The record for March 31 had previously been set at -9.8C, at nearby Balmoral back in 1941.
And the Met Office said there was "no sign" of the cold easing for least a week, with lows of -10C in Scotland and -6C in England expected today.
Greg Dewhurst, a Met Office forecaster, said: "It looks to have been the coldest Easter on record.
"It stays cold generally, with easterly winds picking up again, with no sign of temperatures rising to close to average through this week."
Brian Gaze of The Weather Outlook added: "Now that upper air temperatures are forecast to be below January's average temperature until mid-April, snow showers are an increasing risk from midweek."
Icy conditions in mountain areas across the UK caused chaos for rescue services.
In Snowdonia, North Wales a climber was lucky to be alive last night after sliding 300ft down icy 3,261ft Glyder Fach, onto a rock.
He escaped with a broken leg and was flown by RAF rescue helicopter to Gwynedd Hospital, Bangor.
The Sea King also flew to Aber Falls, near Bangor, where a 50-year-old woman was injured in a 60ft plunge. She was airlifted to the same hospital.
And last night the helicopter and mountain rescuers brought to safety four people stranded on snowbound 3,560ft Snowdon.
At Glencoe in the Scottish Highlands the body of a skier lost in an avalanche on Saturday was found.
The dead man was named as experienced off-piste skier Daniel Maddox, 41, from Clackmannanshire.
On the roads it has been the RAC's busiest March since 2008 – with 250,000 call-outs – forcing bosses to call in crews off Easter breaks.
RAC's Simon Williams said: "Staff are giving up their own holidays to help others enjoy theirs."
Bookmakers Ladbrokes paid out £250,000 on a white Easter after snow fell in London's Hackney and Croydon on Saturday. Spokeswoman Jessica Bridge said: "Punters who backed a white Easter have never been happier to see the snow fall this weekend."


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But we have the 2nd Amendment. Unfortunately the anti-gunners have little regard for it.
This is a discussion on A new twist within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; At least I've not heard this twist yet, but I'm afraid with the right spin .... something the media sets the standard on .... this ...
At least I've not heard this twist yet, but I'm afraid with the right spin .... something the media sets the standard on .... this could have some damaging ramifications:
Around world, gun rules, and results, vary wildly
If they succeed at twisting the rhetoric from "right" to "privilege", they'll convince people that they're willing to let you keep your guns as long as you know it's a privilege, not a right.
Kind of like driving. I've never believed driving a car that I purchased on a road that I paid for a privilege.
I'm in favor of gun control -- I think every citizen should have control of a gun.
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But we have the 2nd Amendment. Unfortunately the anti-gunners have little regard for it.
If they succeed at twisting the rhetoric from "right" to "privelage", they'll convince people that they're willing to let you keep your guns as long as you know it's a privelage, not a right.
I believe the US to has already twisted it. It is no longer a right to own or bear arms for Americans and it hasn't been for a long time.
Saying you have a right doesn't mean " you actually have the right"
Guys, the "right" "boat" has sailed. It left the dock with the carry permit. The carry permit licenses a person to carry a gun. If you don't have the state license to carry, then it's illegal to carry a concealed gun - you have no right without that state license - just like a car. You can own a car without a license, you just can't drive it on public roads. What happens if someone gets caught carrying a concealed gun without the license? Ask James Yeager about 'rights'.
I never understood why we were so excited to get a state license to carry a concealed gun in the first place. Why do we need a state license to exercise a right?
I'm too young to be this old!
Getting old isn't good for you!
If it is a right you cant lose it. Right?
Just being an American doesn't give you the right to own a gun. It is privilege! Not a right!
Roads are public spaces designed for the use of vehicles and are paid for with taxpayer money. I can see the logic of a license to use in that regard. If I had an old truck that I used on my property and never took it on the road, why is that any of the state's business? Same way with a gun. What part of the public domain am I using by carrying a weapon on my person or property? Is it because I "might" do something publicly with it? Sadly, we've become a nation of people who want laws against what might occur as opposed to focusing on punishing actual harm.
"There is only one basic human right, the right to do as you damn well please. And with it comes the only basic human duty, the duty to take the consequences." ~ P. J. O'Rourke
I'm too young to be this old!
Getting old isn't good for you!
The second amendment is not telling us we have the right to own a firearm. It is stating you have been given the privilege to own a firearm and the government has the option of taking that privilege away at any time.
That's what we are about to see.
Driving a car is a privilege as is owning a firearm. Both can be taken buy the government.
I just love the "gun deaths in the US versus Japan argument." Hardly a new twist.
Vastly different society, far less ethnic diversity than the US today, and if you want to compare meaningful numbers, look at the overall mortality rates of both countries. Japan's is almost 20% higher than that of the US, and by the way, their suicide rate is about the highest in the world. All without guns.
Not to mention, Japan doesn't have a Constitution that limits the powers of the government.
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I'm too young to be this old!
Getting old isn't good for you!
Take a class - $85.00
Buy ammo for the class - roughly $30.00
Get fingerprinted - $50.00
Take time off work to get fingerprinted - roughly $24.00 at the time
Order a certified copy of my birth certificate from a records service - $45.00 plus shipping
The permit itself - $120.00
Meanwhile, any punk or gang banger can just slip a weapon in his pocket and go.
So yeah, it was converted to a "privilege" a long time ago.
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"I practice the ancient art of Klik Pao."
Oh and BTW, the " the right of the people to keep and bear Arms" <<< direct quotation, incidentally. Not only "shall not be infringed." But according to the U.S. Federal Government it's own self, does not require one to be an "American" (as in citizen). It applies to any who reside here (the legality of their residence might be brought into question as regards the right, but that is not specified).
Now, if you mean that the right has, in effect, been reduced to privilege... you might be correct. But you wouldn't be right.
It could be worse!
I suppose
You can't "Cherry Pick" which of our rights are indeed rights. The Constitution protects all rights, and the Bill of Rights simply enumerates the ones that the founders were afraid may be usurped by the Gov't. The problem is that the 2A right is being treated as a privilege that has to be earned, and heavily regulated. It's interesting that the 2A is the only one that is being singled out. The anti's wouldn't dream of attacking the 1A, for instance, or 4th, or 5th, or...
No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms.
-Thomas Jefferson
Laws are restrictive but sometimes necessary to maintain a civil society. Rights are nonrestrictive but are always necessary to maintain a free society.


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Illegal or not, bee and honey enthusiasts have been tending apiaries in the city for years. This March, however, they got their moment in the spotlight when the Department of Mental Health and Hygiene lifted the ban on beekeeping in the city. These newly legal kept-bees spent the short spring months gathering nectar. So now is the time to enjoy the fruits of their labors — spring honey.
Annie Novak, who runs Eagle Street Rooftop Farm and founded Growing Chefs, is one of the rogue beekeepers who maintained hives even before it became legal. Novak (pictured below) recently told WNYC's Amy Eddings that forging ahead despite the ban wasn't a problem, since it was "one of those wonderful laws that didn't make sense."
Honey bees, in particular the Italian variety that are legal to keep in the city, are not aggressive. That's what Ava Chin, the Urban Forager columnist for The New York Times' City Room blog, discovered this spring, when she came across a swarm of bees on The College of Staten Island's campus. "[The swarm] actually kind of looked like shwarma on a turning spit," Chin said. "You know to have this hanging cluster of 30,000 bees is really interesting because the cluster is moving and it's alive."
Novak's bees also swarmed this spring, surprising her Greenpoint neighbors. "It's actually a sign of a healthy hive," explains Novak. "When the bees are doing really well and have enough honey, it's their way of dividing and spreading." Nonetheless, she notes that she's going to take measures to avoid such a dramatic event next spring.
In addition to witnessing a swarm of bees in New York City, Chin and Novak both point out that local honey is useful in alleviating seasonal allergies. "You could liken it to a person who would choose to get a flu shot," explains Andrew Coté, the head of the New York City Beekeepers Association. "They're getting a bit of the flu virus getting injected into them. And they're building up an immunity to it. Eating local honey helps people build up an immunity to local pollen allergies."
Those looking to become apiarists need to beware: Bees don't like to be moved, so be prepared to commit several years to living in one place. Hives require time and attention, as well as knowledge about their springtime habit of swarming.
"I understand that in a city of 8.4 million that when there's a swarm of 25,000 potentially swarming bees, that it can be intimidating. But really the bees are at their most docile when they swarm," said Coté. "It's tough because there's not a centralized way to communicate with us at the New York City Beekeepers Association. We have a general email, many people have my number, but what we really need is to tap into something like 311, where people can be referred to us and that we could better handle it."
Here's New York Magazine's guide to honey, including honey produced by Cote and several other area apiarists.


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Offers DUI (Risk Reduction) Classes.
We offer the DUI/Risk Reduction class one weekend of every month and the class schedule is as follows :
Saturday and Sunday 9am-6pm (lunch 1pm – 2pm) Monday 5:30pm-9:30pm.
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Got a DUI??
First step- Call
Call Magnum DUI and Defensive Driving School at 706-482-0009 for an appointment to sign up for your DUI (Risk Reduction) Class, or stop by 162 Lumpkin County Parkway Suite 7 Dahlonega, GA 30533 anytime during our regular business hours .
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At your appointment you will be oriented to procedures, rules, and state regulations and sign necessary paperwork for the assessment.
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Coming from Dahlonega: Travel south on Georgaia 400 and turn left at the red light at Hwy 400 and Burnt Stand/ Lumpkin county Parkway. We are the gray building behind Chesatee Ford.
Coming from Murryville or Gainesville: Travel either Hwy 60 to 400 and then travel south just as coming from Dahlonega. Or, Take Price Road/136 to redlight at highway 400 and turn right. Take highway 400 north till you see chesatee Ford and turn right onto Lumpkin County Parkway and we are the gray building behind Chesatee Ford.
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After the assessment you will then be oriented to procedures, rules, and state regulations and sign necessary paperwork for the 20- Hour Risk Reduction Class.
The fee for the 20-hour course is $255.00 ($235.00 class fee + $20.00 book fee). This fee is set by State Law. The 20-hour course fee must be paid before the class starts.
Third step- The 20-Hour Course
You must attend the 20-hour in classroom course called DUI class by some, but is what the courts and the DDS call " Risk Reduction Program."
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We offer the DUI/Risk Reduction class one weekend of every month.
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Danny Boyle's Olympic Opening Ceremony stunned the world and set the scene for a hugely successful London summer.
Now one of the thousands of volunteers has written a book about how it happened, and the people behind it.
Russell Moon says that Days of Wonders: Inside the 2012 Opening Ceremony is his personal story "about a wonderful experience that changed me, and changed our idea of being British".
It features pictures taken by the volunteers which are shown in this gallery, with the author's captions.
Moon told the Standard: "Nobody thought the Opening Ceremony would be any good. I had my doubts. I thought they wouldn't want me. We got soaked to the skin in rehearsals and nothing worked. It was a struggle.
"But the actual performance was a revelation. It set the mood and lifted the curtain on a remarkable Olympics. As more and more people read the book and say how much they enjoy it, I knew it had to be published, first for the volunteers and now for everyone."
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Grafton, Australia -- Anglican Bishop resigns from his post [1], accepts full responsibility for the incorrect management of claims of abuse
Dolan, Gays and the Boys Scouts [2]
Philippines president counts election successes [3]
The Mind of Francis: International Diplomacy [4]
New Oakland bishop inherits huge debt, frustrated clergy [5]
The Myers/Fugee Case: Editorial from the Star-Ledger Prosecutor's investigation shouldn't stop at Fugee [6]
Commentary: Is Catholic Church taking over health care in Washington? By Danny Westneat [7] We'd never turn our education system over to one church to run. Why are we doing it with health care?
Southern African Catholic Bishops Conference calls the electronic collection of tolls on roadways "morally unjust." [8]
More on the newly formed group Catholic Whistleblowers: Catholic Priests and Nuns Unite to Fight Church's Abuse Problem [9]
Pope Francis urges China's Catholics to stay loyal to Rome [10]
Is Pope Francis an exorcist? Pope's laying on of hands stirs devil of a debate [11]
Support for LCWR drives monthly California vigils [12]
Bishop, doctor say Sudan food crisis provoked by aerial bombing [13]
Ireland at tipping point with abortion laws [14]
[15]Looking for an a little inspiration to begin your day? NCR's sister publication, Celebration, gives you two options, both based on the Scripture readings of the day:
Pencil Preaching [15] is blog that Celebration editor Pat Marrin combines scripture and sketching to reflect on the word.
Daily Bread [16] is a series short reflections, written by four authors who meet regularly to share the readings. Daily Bread is intended to help daily preachers and others who pray from the assigned scriptures each day to orient themselves to the Living Word addressed to the church in the world. It's a great way to begin the day.


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Tunisian rapper sentenced to six months
A Tunisian court has convicted a rapper of insulting police and sentenced him to six months in prison for singing excerpts of an anti-police song at a concert, his defense lawyer said Thursday.
Ghazi Mrabet said he would appeal the conviction of Ahmed Ben Ahmed, known as Klay BBJ. Ahmed was led out of court and into a police van to be taken to prison, while supporters chanted "Free Klay BBJ."
At an Aug. 22 concert in the coastal town of Hammamet, Ahmed and fellow rapper Alaa Yacoub, known as Weld El 15, sang excerpts of the anti-police song Boulicia Kleb ("Police are dogs").
Ahmed and Yacoub were convicted in absentia last month and sentenced to 21 months in prison. Ahmed sought a retrial, while Yacoub remains in hiding.
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Robert Cordell Pippin 12/5/1910 - 8/10/1977 married Zella Vesteen Farmer. R. C. Pippin was the son of Henderson C. Pippin and Mary Martin Pippin of Jackson County, Tennessee (both Henderson and Mary were buried in the John Young Cemetery in Jackson County. R. C. Pippin died in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee. And I can't find the graves of R. C. Pippin or his wife Zella Farmer :(. Thanks for setting me straight on Tom Cordell Pippin and his wife Zella D. Chaffin Pippin 1914-1936. I've accepted all your edits, of course.
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EDISON, NJ - For the third time this season, Iona College sophomore forward Joy Adams has been recognized as the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Player of the Week. Adams played a pivotal role as the Gaels earned three victories last week and moved to 10-0 in conference play.
Adams picked up three consecutive double-doubles this week, averaging 17.7 points, 13 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game. The three victories also extended Iona's program record winning streak to 16 games. Adams shot 52.9% from the field, (18-34) and 93.3% (14-15) from the foul line over the three games.
Adams opened the week with a 16 point, 16 rebound effort against Manhattan. Adams connected on five shots from the field and was a perfect 6-6 from the line. Of Adams' 16 rebounds, six came on the offensive end.
On the road against Monmouth, Adams scored 21 points on 6-8 shooting from the field, including 2-3 from behind the arc, and a near perfect 7-8 effort from the line. Adams pulled down 13 rebounds and dished out three assists in the victory. Adams wrapped up the week with a 16 point, 10 rebound effort against Saint Peter's. Adams shot 53.8% (7-13) from the field in the win, and had her second straight three assist game.
Overall this season, Adams has picked up 17 double-doubles, which is tied for first in the nation and matches her total from a season ago in which she led freshman nationally in the category.
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Tottenham are on the cusp of progression to the Europa League knockout stage after overcoming what Jan Vertonghen believes was their toughest test to date.
Previous matches in Tbilisi and Moscow were relative cakewalks in comparison to the 2,742-mile round trip to the communist state of Transnistria.
Moldovan champions Sheriff Tiraspol impressed throughout last night's Group K clash, although Vertonghen gave Spurs some breathing space with a 12th-minute opener.
Henrique would have levelled almost immediately were it not for Vlad Chiriches' block, while Cadu, Ismail Isa and Ricardinho also came close for the hosts.
Jermain Defoe eventually wrapped up a 2-0 win with a strike that equalled Martin Chivers' club record of 22 European goals, leaving Vertonghen relieved.
"It's the best team we've played so far this season in the Europa League, so it's a good result for us," the Belgium international said at Stadionul Sheriff.
"It wasn't our best game but we kept a clean sheet and we won a difficult away game, so we can be happy.
"It was nice because I haven't scored this season, so it's good to have my first goal."
Vertonghen's goal was somewhat overshadowed, though, by Defoe's record-equalling, but slightly deflected, second-half strike.
"It is some achievement," Spurs boss Andre Villas-Boas said. "If we continue like this, there is a big chance he will break the record.
"It will be another great achievement for him. I am sure he will achieve it.
"Let's not celebrate it before it happens, but it will be a great record for him and the club. It was another great performance by Jermain."
The victory at Sheriff leaves Spurs top of Group K with maximum points and with five clean sheets from as many games in the Europa League this season.
They could have secured their place in the last 32 on Thursday night, but Anzhi's 1-0 defeat of Tromso means they will have to wait for Sheriff's trip to White Hart Lane on November 7.
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In Ramadan this year, a video made by Maznah Yusof, a 38 year-old Muslim woman dog trainer, caused controversy in Malaysia. Three years ago, she had created and uploaded a video of her and her dogs in celebration of Eid ul-Fitr. The video shows her walking her dogs on a street as the takbir (chanting on the eve of Eid ul-Fitr) is heard in the background.At the end of the video, Maznah explains that her message was meant to show that Eid should be celebrated regardless of species (animal or … [Read more...]
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A Consuming Passion to Keep Buying
By Rick MacDonald
Analysts were rather pessimistic about how U.S. consumer spending would hold up in the wake of the September 11 terrorist attacks. And indeed, weaker readings for key consumer-sentiment gauges and a deteriorating labor market seemed to point to declines in consumer spending over the fourth quarter of 2001 and this year's first quarter.
A surprising thing has happened, however. Over the past few months, consumer spending has proved resilient, as evidenced by the better-than-expected numbers in the January retail-sales report released Feb. 13 -- a rise of 1.2%, excluding auto sales. It now appears that real consumption in the fourth quarter of 2001 could rise by a hefty 6%, with the trajectory for the 2002 first quarter suggesting a further gain of at least 2% -- if not more.
What's behind this strength? A surge in the auto sector, attributed to the zero-percent financing bonanza, has received most of the attention -- and understandably so. An 81% surge in demand for autos and auto parts helped real durable goods spending rise at a record pace in the fourth quarter, at a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 38%. But the zero-percent financing boom tells only part of the story. Auto demand has remained surprisingly firm since the expiration of the no-interest incentives, while strength in other sectors has also been impressive.
Slackening inflationary pressure has also been a key in driving recent consumption trends. In the fourth quarter, energy prices, as measured by the CPI, posted the second biggest quarterly decline in history -- dropping at a hefty 32% seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR). And since energy makes up roughly 8% of the consumer-spending basket, such a drop would suggest that consumers could have more than 2.5% of additional spending power at their disposal to allocate towards other goods and services.
Given the disinflationary (or even deflationary) pressure in other sectors as well, real spending may have received an even larger boost due to price swings alone. Again, it is clear that recent strength can be chalked up to more that just favorable prices and zero-percent financing, as retail sales, excluding auto sales, have posted an average gain of nearly 1% over the past two months.
Much of this strength is likely just a "snap-back" following the dramatic slowdown in spending seen immediately after the attacks. But several other factors also may have come into play.
LIVE FOR THE MOMENT. Some of the upside surprise in the consumption figures may be attributable to a lag in spending those tax-rebate checks that went out over the summer. Also, the marginal tax rate was dropped again at the start of 2002, which means consumption may have gained the most benefit. The much warmer than normal winter may have provided a further boost, especially in weather-dependent industries like construction. The poor returns from the stock market and near record-low yields of money-market rates may have investors seeing little opportunity cost in consuming now vs. later.
Finally, a psychological shift may also have given a lift, with many having a new sense for the fragility of life after the September 11 attacks. This may have encouraged a carpe diem boost to spending.
While there are certainly many risks ahead for U.S. consumers, recent strength has been undeniably impressive. And given further signs of economic recovery -- and the possibility that investment-loss related tax refunds and smaller tax obligations could be an added source of cash over the near-term -- it's hard to bet against them.
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This collection ships with 4 Pitcher Plants, 2+ years old, each in its own plastic terrarium box.
Pitcher Plants are the hungriest and the most successful hunters of the Carnivorous Plant world. By the end of the summer, the specially adapted "leaf tubes" are filled inches deep with the dead carcases of insects.
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Sarracenia flava exudes heavy white wax on the surface of the hood covered entrance to its leaf-tube. Any insect landing there loses footing, and literally slides down inside the digestive trap. Escape is futile as the inside of the leaf-tube is wax covered as well. No need for downward pointing hairs to keep dinner inside.
Sarracenia hybridize easily both in nature and in the hands of botanists. We grow many hybrids. Your collection may include one of these plants as well. You will recognize the hybrids by the mix of leaf characteristics they show, some from their mother, some from their father. Some often exhibit interesting leaf colors and shapes not found in either parent.
Hybrids demonstrate a mix of trapping strategies which both parents used: red color patterns, false exits, honey lined paths to death pits, wax covered sidewalls, downward pointing spines, colored highway paths terminating at trap entrances, and even soapy water which destroys water tension allowing insects to drown upon contact.
Growth comes to a virtual standstill during the dark cold months of winter. Leaves tend to brown at the edges. New leaves stop emerging from the thick root which grows across the soil.
In March, all this changes. With the equinox of Spring, and the warmth and long days, the roots push up thick clusters of new leaves and flowers.
Full care information on these plants is found at www.flytraphelp.info


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Rebecca Black Spoofs 'Friday' Success in Funny or Die Clip
Since today is April Fool's Day -- and, of course, Friday -- humor website Funny or Die is celebrating by letting "Friday" phenom Rebecca Black take over their site. In this clip for "Friday or Die," the singer spoofs her overnight success -- with the help of Sammy Hagar -- in a faux-"Behind the Music" documentary "Betwixt the Music: Rebecca Black."
The video has all the standards of a dramatic "Behind the Music" episode, but for a 13-year-old subject: instead of the tales of drug addiction, for instance, Black says that she is constantly offered candy and Werther's Originals. "My parents keep me pretty grounded -- like literally, I'm grounded," Black jokes in the clip. "For poppin' bub and rollin' on dubs past curfew! But you know, fame is the game."
Meanwhile, Hagar shows up to explain "the times we were living in" when "Friday" was released a mere month ago. "'Rango' was No. 1 at the box office, not No. 3 when this song came out, okay?" explains the Chickenfoot frontman. "Betwixt the Music" even mixes in clips of Metallica's "Behind the Music" special, in which Lars Ulrich simply states the phrase, "Total... confusion."
Rebecca Black Prepping 'Friday' Follow-Up, 'LOL'
Black can joke about her much-maligned single all she wants, but the 13-year-old is laughing all the way to the bank: "Friday" rises 57-38 on the Digital Songs chart with 50,000 sold according to Nielsen SoundScan (up 35%). The singer is also preparing to unleash her follow-up single, "LOL," as well as her debut album.


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On June 15, 1904, the paddle steamer General Slocum caught fire and sank off North Brother Island in the East River. Of the estimated 1,400 passengers on board the vessel, 1,021 died in the disaster, which before 9/11 was New York's worse loss of life in a single event.
Many of those lives could have been saved. Government investigations showed that the life preservers on the Slocum were so old the cork in them had disintegrated, rendering them useless; the Slocum's substandard fire hoses, which were declared in "good condition," burst apart from the water pressure; and the six lifeboats aboard the ship were all tied down and would not budge because they were glued to their chocks from a recent paint job.
Steamship company officials and the federal agency in charge of steamship investigations did not do their due diligence with respect to safety aboard the Slocum.
Fast forward to the recent disastrous BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. A recent exposé in Rolling Stone magazine has reported in chilling detail the sins of omission and commission leading to the BP oil spill. The application for the rig was a joke. A telling point: In the event of a catastrophe, BP promises to protect walruses and other cold mammals swimming off the coast of Louisiana. Nice plan.
Things do not change much, do they? Corporate greed and lax government oversight still results in horrendous nautical disasters. What a crying shame.
Martin H. Levinson
Forest Hills
©2010 Community News Group
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