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John R. McGinn, who once housed his printing business in the building where the Borden murders took place, was quoted as saying "the Lizzie Borden thing is dead. We've had lots of interviews and they've come up with nothin'. Just rehash and rehash." 1
I believe that McGinn is wrong. Like England's Jack the Ripper, Lizzie Borden will continue to haunt the world. The reasons for Lizzie's hold on the public imagination fall into two categories. The first is historical and cultural. The acquittal of Lizzie Borden was deeply symptomatic of the late nineteenth century's attitudes about gender, class, and family. The second is logistical: assuming the simplest hypothesis, that of Lizzie Borden's guilt as sole murderer, real puzzles exist as to how she did it.
The Borden murders occurred toward the end of the Victorian era, in 1892. Woman suffrage was a controversial issue, as was temperance. The suspected Miss Borden was a member of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, an organization that also supported suffrage.
It was a period when the word "lady" carried special weight and meaning. While some have thought that Miss Borden owed her acquittal to being a woman, that is far from the case. Lower-class women, "fallen" or promiscuous women, and those of ethnic minorities, were not "ladies" and, as Sojourner Truth noted in her famous powerful "Ain't I a Woman?" speech, they were neither protected from life's harsh realities nor believed incapable of vileness.
A lady, on the other hand, was considered a creature of special delicacy and refinement. Her moral sense was thought superior. These perceptions were accepted by most people on both sides of the suffrage issue. Indeed, at the time, many pro-suffrage groups had adopted the classist argument that the votes of privileged, upper-class ladies were needed to offset the possibly deleterious effects of having extended the vote to lower-class men.
Lizzie Borden, like her sister Emma, was a lady. Thus, the accused Lizzie was supported by an odd coalition of conservative religious groups and progressive suffragettes.
As is commonly known to students of the Borden affair, Miss Lizzie may have made an unsuccessful attempt to purchase prussic acid, a powerful poison, only a couple of days before the killings. This more "feminine" method of murder would not have shocked to the same degree as a hatchet slaying and, if she had succeeded in making such a purchase and murdered with the prussic acid, I believe Lizzie Borden might well have been convicted and forgotten about.
However, the flamboyantly physical method she settled on – assuming again, the major assumption of her guilt — was literally unbelievable to a large part of the public. Equally hard to stomach was the prospect of putting a lady to death either by hanging or, in what was then a new invention, the electric chair.
One interesting aspect of the case is that there was a brief, botched attempt to "de-lady" Lizzie by suggesting that she was sexually experienced. The "Trickey-McHenry Affair,"2 was as unfortunate as its befitting name. Investigator Edwin D. McHenry informed Boston Globe reporter Henry Trickey (he was the one who got tricked) that the killings had been preceded by a fierce family argument when Andrew Borden discovered that Lizzie was pregnant and screamed that he would throw her out of the house unless she "name[ed] the man who got [her] in trouble." 3
The Globe aborted the misbegotten tale the next day in language which symbolized the position of females at the time. They offered "our heartfelt apology for the inhuman reflection on her honor as a woman." 4 In those days, an unmarried pregnancy was about as bad for a woman's reputation as the allegation that she had committed a grisly double murder.
When Lizzie Borden went into the courtroom, her ladyhood perfectly intact, the twelve men on the jury had good reason to resist believing the charges. They were, after all, fathers themselves and would draw little comfort from knowing that a lady like their own daughters had butchered her father.
All that said, there are genuine problems as to how the murders were perpetrated which mean that the case will never be finally, definitely, solved to the satisfaction of all observers.
How Did She Do It?
"I do not do things in a hurry." 5
If one accepts the hypothesis of Lizzie guilt as sole murderer, this may have been her biggest lie.
However, it would have competition from a couple of other possible whoppers. One was the tale of the note. Lizzie informed Bridget, and later the authorities, that her step mother had gone out early that morning to visit a sick friend. No one ever found the note, the boy who delivered it, or the woman who sent it. However, this does not necessarily mean that there was no note since, if the ailing friend happened to be of the upper-class society in Fall River, she might have been extremely averse to involving herself in a scandal. Furthermore, even if the note was phantom, it does not necessarily mean that Lizzie lied about it. There is a theory that Andrew Borden intended to transfer more property to Abby that morning and did not want his daughters to know about it. This theory holds that Abby made up the story of the note to explain her own absence from home to Lizzie.
Lizzie also told the people who saw her immediately after her father's body was discovered that she had missed his murder because she had been in the barn looking for iron to fasten a screen. At the inquest, she testified that her trip to the barn was for sinkers for her fishing lines.
At any rate, "I do not do things in a minute" was said at the inquest. She was answering Prosecutor Hosea Knowlton's question about why, according to her testimony, it had taken her some twenty minutes to eat two or three pears in a barn loft while, supposedly unbeknownst to her, someone was hacking her father to death.
The time available for the murder of Andrew Borden was indeed brief and, by some accounts, simply too short for Lizzie to have possibly done the deed.
Andrew Borden is said to have left work at 10:30 AM. He arrived home at approximately 10:40 and went to the couch for a nap. He was seen by Bridget as well as Lizzie. Bridget later testified that she went upstairs to take a nap herself and, after she had been lying down for about three minutes, heard the clock strike 11:00. She further testified that Miss Lizzie called her downstairs some "ten or fifteen minutes after [she] had heard the clock strike eleven." 6 On cross examination, she backed off a bit, saying she couldn't be certain of the number of minutes that passed before hearing the clock strike.
Another witness, Hyman Lubinsky, testified that he saw a woman, who was not Bridget, although he could not positively identify her as Lizzie, walking to the Borden house from the barn at 11:00.
Police reported receiving a telephone call notifying them of Mr. Borden's death at 11:15.
Moreover, they got that fateful call — which did not come from the Borden house — after several other events are known to have occurred. Lizzie called Bridget to come downstairs because "somebody" had killed her father. Acting on Lizzie's orders, Bridget walked across the street to summon Dr. Bowen but found he wasn't at home. She then went to get Lizzie's best friend, Alice Russell.
In the meantime, Adelaide Churchill saw Lizzie at the Borden back door and responded to the latter's plaintive plea, "Oh, Mrs. Churchill, do come over. Someone's killed Papa." Mrs. Churchill offered to find a doctor. Upon leaving, Mrs. Churchill crossed the street and spotted Thomas Bowles, an employee of hers and asked him to fetch a physician. John Cunningham was there and heard this conversation. He went to a nearby store and made the 11:15 phone call.
We should remember that some of these things were happening at the same time rather than in order. However, that still gives Lizzie about seven minutes or less to commit the crime and cover it up — if Mr. Lubinsky's story of the woman coming from the barn is to be trusted.
Is it?
A witness was called to back Lubinsky up. He was Charles E. Gardner who "operated the stable on Second Street where Lubinsky's horses were kept." 7 He testified that Lubinsky had "left his stable between five and ten minutes past eleven o'clock." 8
However, Gardner was impeached on cross-examination, when he said that he "himself had passed the Borden house in his own team fifteen minutes after Lubinsky had left his stable" yet had "observed no activity." 9 This was hardly credible since it would mean that Gardner had passed the Borden house at 11:30 when a crowd was gathering in front of the house.
Lubinsky's testimony was also refuted by a police officer who had taken down the former's story "as Lubinsky told it on 8 August. Lubinsky said at that time that when he saw the woman it was exactly 10:30 AM." 10
Still, Hyman Lubinsky's recollection cannot be dismissed out of hand. As far as is known, he had no relationship with Lizzie Borden and no reason to lie on her behalf but a good reason, as everyone does, to avoid a perjury charge.
Bridget Sullivan's longer recollection of the timeline is irreconcilable with the police record of a 11:15 phone call. After all, if Lizzie called her down fifteen minutes after 11:00, and the police time is accurate, there was no time for any intervening events to occur! However, if it were ten minutes later that Lizzie gave the cry, a five-minute interval would be possible — which would still give Lizzie almost no time to murder her father and get rid of the evidence.
Could Sullivan have been lying? If so, why? Was Lubinsky lying? Again, why? There is fertile ground here, as elsewhere in the Borden record, for conspiracy theorizing.
By any account, there was a very modest window of opportunity for Lizzie to kill her father. So why did witnesses not find her drenched in blood?
The movie of the week starring Elizabeth Montgomery had Lizzie committing the murders nude in order to explain her post-killing cleanliness. This scenario seems particularly improbable in the Victorian era when traipsing around one's own home naked might be more shocking than a double homicide! At any rate, the hypothesis of a nude Lizzie does not explain how she was able to wash all the blood off of herself and get back into the cumbersome clothing of the era in such a brief amount of time. Additionally, her hair was not wet (either with blood or the water that would have been needed to wash it out) or even disarranged.
Many people believe that the dress Lizzie burned days after the murders was stained by blood but that does not explain why no one saw blood on her so shortly after her father's killing. Nor does it account for the failure of the police to find a bloody dress when they examined each garment in her closet.
Furthermore, witnesses reported that she did not even have a hair out of place. How likely is this after swinging a hatchet some eleven times?
The disposal of the weapon is yet another puzzle casting doubt on Lizzie's guilt as sole killer. The infamous "handleless hatchet" was introduced at trial as the probable weapon but no one testified with certainty that it did the ghastly deeds. If it was the weapon and Lizzie the only villain, then she raced downstairs to the cellar, broke the handle — perhaps because it had bloodstains — put the wood into a fire, washed the hatchet, and finally covered it with ashes to simulate disuse within the space of a few minutes. This meant that she was working very, very quickly indeed.
These very real problems with the hypothesis of Lizzie as sole murderer will continue to be fertile ground for conjecture and theory about the "true villain(s)," or Lizzie's accomplice(s).
Because of the Borden case's symbolic value as a microcosm of its Victorian era, and because of the very real puzzles in the case, it will haunt us forever regardless of how many times it is declared "solved" or "dead." After all, the old Borden home is no longer occupied by John R. McGinn's printing business. It is now the Lizzie Borden Bed-and-Breakfast. (The home which she moved to after her acquittal and named Maplecroft, is a Lizzie Borden Museum.) And Lizzie Borden: Hash & Rehash is the title of a documentary about the case.
1. Newsweek, June 4, 1984, Gates, David, p. 12.
2. Spiering, Frank, Lizzie, Pinnacle Books, New York, NY, 1984, pp. 136-141/
3. Ibid., p. 139.
4. Ibid., p. 140.
5. Sullivan, Robert, Goodbye Lizzie Borden, The Stephen Greene Press, Brattleboro, Vermont, 1974, p. 216
I6. Ibid., p. 85.
I7. Ibid., p. 130.
I8. Ibid.
I9. Ibid.
I10. Ibid., p. 164.
"Why Lizzie Will Forever Haunt" was originally published on page 8, 20-21 of the April, 2002 issue of The Lizzie Borden Quarterly, © 2002. Article reproduced courtesy of the "Lizzie Borden Quarterly," Maynard F. Bertolet, editor.


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ORRVILLE -- The City of Orrville is on the move. And if you have the slightest shred of doubt about that fact, you clearly weren't among the 262 people who crowded into the Orrville Area Chamber of Commerce's annual dinner at Wayne College Tuesday.
The event brought together civic leaders and business people from throughout the area, as well as city and county officials to hear a glowing retrospective on what has transpired there during the past year.
Over the course of the evening, attendees were regaled with stories of progress and investment in the community to the tune of more than $165 million, and in a unique program, representatives from about two dozen businesses recounted, in alphabetical order, how their businesses have been on the move along the highway of success.
In one of the first major annual orders of business, the prestigious Paul L. Powell 2012 Citizen of the Year Award was presented to Mark Auble, vice president of Auble Funeral Home.
Following a "This is Your Life"-style power point presentation, Auble was honored with a key to the city from Mayor Dave Handwerk, who told those assembled, "Orrville is thriving because of volunteers like Mark Auble," adding, "He is a huge part of what makes Orrville special. He's a take-charge, get-things-done kind of person."
Wayne County Commissioner Ann Obrecht read a special commendation from the commissioners' office citing Auble's "limitless commitment and service to the Orrville community." In front of a crowd that included a couple dozen members of the Orrville High School swim team that Auble coaches on a volunteer basis, Obrecht recounted numerous ways Auble has served the community.
Also speaking both fondly and proudly about Auble was his father and partner in the family business, Al Auble.
In his turn, the award recipient said he was "blessed to have a job that helps others, and I get paid for it."
Auble said that he learned love of community service from his parents who "set the bar for volunteer service," and added that he "bleeds red, with a little white and black" thrown in.
He noted that he wants to be remembered as "a 'yes' man; he said yes to everything. And that's why we have a better community."
In the "Orrville on the Move!" segment, representatives from 26 local businesses and industries -- from A to Z -- were given a minute to speak about what it was that has put their businesses on the road to success.
Most of the speakers rose to talk about investments they have made, plans that are on the table for expansions, successes they have realized and opportunities that have come their way during the past year because of being located in Orrville.
These ranged from Jonas Miller talking about expanding the Orrville Chick Hatchery from it current capacity of 20 million chicks to 30 million chicks annually, to Chuck Diehl talking through poetry about the growing use of Smith Dairy's compressed natural gas station and JLG's adding 100 new jobs in its telehandler engineering and production since the start of 2012.
Also highlighted were a three percent rise in circulation over the last year at the Orrville Public Library, the transformation by the Orrville Redevelopment Corp. of the former Johnson's Hardware building into the new Marketplace Orrville scheduled to open soon and Ventrac's construction of its new global corporate headquarters in the city's industrial park.
Throughout the program a number of annually bestowed awards were intermingled -- alphabetically, of course.
Rod Crider, president of the Wayne County Economic Development Council, presented the Quality Growth Award to the Will-Burt Company which started in the community in 1915, and is now the world leader in telescoping mast technology, with 400 employees. President Jeff Edwards said that during the past 30 months Will-Burt had bought six companies, four of which it has moved to Orrville.
Ferenc Relle, director of the Wayne County Community Foundation, honored the Orrville YMCA with the sixth annual WorthyWorks award. Relle said the Y has "steadily and successfully grown to meet the needs of its members" over the past 40 years. The award came with a $1,000 check.
Dr. Andrew Naumoff presented the Growing Healthy Habits award to Roger Hornstrum, who for the past six years ran the Smith Dairy Products Co. in-house wellness program for 600 employees prior to retiring recently. Naumoff said that with Hornstrum's guidance, employees participating in the program registered better health screenings than those who were not involved. The $250 award was donated back to the Growing Healthy Habits effort in the community by Hornstrum.
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With sales up 4% to £13.36 billion in the half year to September, chief executive Justin King is able to claim he is presently winning the intense supermarket battle for custom.
"We represent nearly all of the growth in the market," he said. "We have the fastest level of growth of any of our competitors."
Even excluding new store space, Sainsbury's sales are still up 1.7%, better than rivals can boast, with Tesco still recovering from a profit warning and Morrisons lately conceding that sales are falling.
Sainsbury's is still feeling a warm glow from its successful sponsorship of the London Paralympic Games during the summer.
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By Jake Brownell On April 1, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In A Big Something, Off Topic
The figure of the Genius looms large in our contemporary thinking about art and creativity. Art is a gift given to the masses by those fortunate few who are capable of creating something from nothing, of inventing forms and sounds that the rest of us simply couldn't imagine. Well, maybe that's overstating it a bit. But whether or not we believe that great art and ideas emanate from so pure a source, there is certainly a tradition in the West which places the individual at the center of creative production.
In this episode of Off Topic, we explore the ways in which the idea of the singular Genius belies the importance of collaboration, emulation, and appropriation in the artistic process. In particular, we ask how piracy and the open-source, give-and-take culture of the internet is forcing creative producers of all kinds to rethink their relationship to the crowd. We speak with writers, internet activists, and artists, to see whether this change is helping or hurting the cause of Art in the 21st century, and to figure out what it means for people trying earn a living from their creative work.
Part One: Professor Stillman learns to share – Clay Haskell on how a photo he took took off with out him – Cory Doctorow on living with piracy and making money in spite of it.
Part Two: Rarotonga, a little island where generosity begets art… and lots of it – Cory Doctorow on how the new becomes old, and the colonial roots of Western copyright law – Idris Goodwin on sampling in hip hop.
Part Three: Marcus Boon in praise of copying – Cory Doctorow on the obsolescence of intellectual property – Idris Goodwin on adapting to the new economics of internet music.
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Aug 30, 2012 - By Christina George, Staff WriterA co-defendant in the Hudson double homicide pleaded not guilty by reason of mental illness or deficiency to the alleged crimes during his arraignment Tuesday.
Public defender Tina N. Olson, of Cheyenne, also entered a not guilty plea for her client, Joseph Jude Jenkins, 20, of Arapahoe, to all 11 charges including first-degree murder of Eric Clinton Likes, 42, and his girlfriend Elva Charlotte Quiver, 20.
Ninth District Court Judge Norman E. Young ordered Jenkins to undergo an examination at the Wyoming State Hospital in Evanston, and a report will be provided to the court concerning the results.
Fremont County Attorney Brian Varn said that a plea of not guilty by mental illness is a specific subset of a not guilty plea. Varn said it brings a defendant's mental health into issue in that he was either incompetent at the time of the crime or is now incompetent to proceed to trial.
Varn said either way, all proceedings are halted until the defendant's mental health is evaluated by the state hospital. When the examination is done, depending on the results, prosecutors or the defense can challenge the results and hire an expert to conduct another.
At the hearing, Fremont County Deputy Attorney Patrick LeBrun told the court that prosecutors would not seek the death penalty in the case against Jenkins, and he asked that the $2 million bond previously set for Jenkins be continued.
Family members of the defendant as well as of both victims attended the 20-minute hearing Aug. 28 in Lander. Quiet fell over the courtroom as Young read through the charging documents.
Jenkins faces four counts of first-degree murder, two counts each of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, aggravated robbery, conspiracy to commit aggravated robbery, and a single arson charge.
Before the hearing concluded, Young also set Jenkins' trial for Jan. 22, 2013.
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Young said he plans to move the Nov. 12 trials for two other defendants in the case to Jan. 22, 2013, so the hearings could occur around the same time.
Co-defendants Laziur Stephen Hanway Jr., 19, of Ethete, and Ryan Blake Hanway, 22, of Riverton, pleaded innocent to the crimes at previous hearings.
A fourth suspect, Samantha June Hanway, 21, of Ethete, is expected to plead guilty to two counts of aiding and abetting second-degree murder at a September hearing as part of a plea agreement that dismisses other charges. Samantha Hanway is Jenkins' wife and Laziur Hanway Jr.'s sister.
The final suspect in the case is Jude Blackburn, 16, of Riverton. The teen is charged as an adult, but his attorneys are in the process of trying to get the case transferred to juvenile court.
Likes' and Quiver's bodies were discovered Nov. 17 in the couple's charred trailer house in Hudson after firefighters extinguished flames that consumed the home. According to autopsy reports, the two were dead before their home went up in flames, and they "died as the result of, but not limited to, numerous stab wounds."
Jenkins and his wife were arrested in March a few days after evidence linked the first suspect, Laziur Hanway Jr., to the murders and subsequent robbery and arson.
According to court documents, Laziur Hanway Jr. told police that a few days before the fire, he accompanied his sister and Jenkins to the Hudson home.
"On their arrival in Hudson, Samantha Hanway dropped off J. Jenkins and Hanway Jr. and waited for them," charging documents stated. "Prior to approaching the residence the group had made the decision to rob E. Likes and E. Quiver, and then kill E. Likes and E. Quiver to conceal the crime."
Jenkins and Laziur Hanway Jr. allegedly went to the home where Likes let them enter after they told him they needed to use the telephone. According to court documents, the three smoked marijuana and Likes invited them to stay the night.
"Hanway Jr. stated after E. Likes went to bed, he and J. Jenkins left the Likes/Quiver residence and walked back to their vehicle, where S. Hanway was waiting, to 'build up courage,'" court documents read.
Jenkins and Laziur Hanway Jr. allegedly returned to the trailer house and entered the bedroom where the couple was sleeping. There, investigators say the two men began stabbing the victims.
"E. Likes was able to fend off J. Jenkins and then attempted to assist E. Quiver as she was being attacked" by Laziur Hanway Jr., documents stated. "Hanway Jr. then began to stab E. Likes as J. Jenkins attacked E. Likes with a wooden block. E. Quiver and E. Likes succumbed to their injuries."
After the two died, Jenkins and some co-defendants allegedly went through the house and stole numerous valuables.
Two days later, Jenkins, his wife and his brother-in-law allegedly returned to the crime scene. Jenkins is accused of pouring gasoline on the bodies and throughout the residence as part of the group's effort to conceal the crimes by setting the trailer house ablaze.
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The Dallas Cowboys ruined the return of their former coach, Jimmy Johnson, with a 20-0 NFL win over the Miami Dolphins on Thursday.
The Dallas Cowboys ruined the return of their former coach, Jimmy Johnson, with a 20-0 NFL win over the Miami Dolphins on Thursday.
Johnson had left the Cowboys after he had led them to their second straight Super Bowl title due to a rift with the owner, Jerry Jones. While the Dolphins were losing out on first place in the AFC East, the Detroit Lions surged into sole possession of the NFC Central lead with a 21-17 win over the Chicago Bears.
The Cowboys, who intercepted the Dolphins quarter-back Dan Marino five times, opened the scoring with a touchdown on a 46-yard interception return by the linebacker Dexter Coakley in the third quarter after a defensive battle had left the frst half pointless.
Dallas added another touchdown in the fourth quarter on a 65-yard touchdown pass from the quarterback Troy Aikman to Raghib "Rocket" Ismail.
Marino, who had missed five games due to a cervical nerve root injury which weakened his throwing shoulder, was shaky throughout and matched a career high on his five interceptions. Coakley and the Dallas cornerback, Deion Sanders, had two interceptions apiece as the Cowboys (6-5) moved into second behind Washington in the NFC East.
The Detroit Lions pounced early as their back-up quarterback Gus Frerotte steered them to a victory over Chicago that lifted them above the Minnesota Vikings and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the Central Division.
Frerotte gave another fine performance in place of the injured Charlie Batch as he helped take the Lions to a 21-point lead with a pair of touchdown passes and then engineered a drive which consumed the final six minutes of the game as the Bears pressed.Reuse content


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Ive got a set of Enkei rs5's that had the curbage filed out and refinished on all four wheels. Look brand new. wheels are 5x100 and 5x112 17x7 35MM backspace and 19.8 lbs a wheel. Originally cost more then $700 asking $450 open to trades so shoot me an offer.
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Neil M. Ferguson, OBE FMedSci
Neil Ferguson, OBE, FMedSci, is founding director of the MRC Centre for Outbreak Analysis and Modelling at Imperial College London. He uses mathematical and statistical models to investigate the processes shaping infectious disease pathogenesis, evolution and transmission. In addition to some basic theoretical work, Prof Ferguson's research has applied models to study the transmission and control of influenza, SARS, BSE/vCJD, HIV, dengue, foot-and-mouth disease and bioterrorist threats. He was educated at Oxford University, held a Royal Society University Research Fellowship at Oxford, then a readership at the University of Nottingham before moving to Imperial College. Prof Ferguson is a Senior Investigator of the National Institute of Health Research, a Fellow of the UK Academy of Medical Sciences and received an OBE in 2001 for his work on the foot and mouth disease epidemic that year. His recent work has focussed on the use of mathematical models as contingency planning tools for emerging human infections (notably pandemic influenza), bioterrorist threats and livestock outbreaks (FMD and avian influenza), though he also undertakes research on the dynamics and control of vector-borne diseases (dengue, yellow fever and malaria). Prof Ferguson sits on multiple UK government scientific advisory bodies, and also advises the US government, the World Health Organisation and the European Union on pandemic planning and infectious disease modelling. Recently he was heavily involved in providing real-time analysis and scientific advice during the 2009 H1N1 pandemic.
Web address: http://www1.imperial.ac.uk/medicine/people/neil.ferguson/
Azra Ghani, PhD
Azra Ghani, PhD, is a Professor in Infectious Disease Epidemiology in the MRC Centre for Outbreak Analysis & Modelling, Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology at Imperial College London. She studied mathematics at Cambridge and operational research at Southampton before pursuing a PhD in the epidemiology of sexually transmitted infections at Imperial College. She subsequently held Wellcome and Royal Society fellowships at Oxford and Imperial College and a Readership at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine prior to taking up her Chair at Imperial College in 2007. The focus of her research is in applying mathematical and statistical models to understand the transmission and control of infectious diseases, including BSE/vCJD, HIV and other sexually transmitted infections, SARS, avian influenza, tuberculosis and malaria. She is the author of over 90 academic publications and has given numerous invited talks at academic conferences. She regularly provides advice on a range of infectious disease issues to UK government and international advisory boards including WHO and EU/EFSA. She is a member of the UK government advisory committee on spongiform encephalopathies (SEAC).
Nicholas Grassly, PhD
Nicholas Grassly, PhD, is an epidemiologist with an interest in infectious diseases and the role of vaccines and drug treatment in their prevention. He is a Professor in Infectious Disease Epidemiology at Imperial College London and heads the Vaccine Epidemiology research group in this department. Dr. Grassly received his undergraduate degree and PhD in biology from the University of Oxford and has trained in mathematics with the Open University and in Health Policy and Economics at the London School of Economics and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. He became a Royal Society University Research Fellow in 2004. Dr. Grassly began his research career working on HIV and other sexually transmitted infections, when he was responsible for the UNAIDS epidemiology reference group at Imperial led by Prof Geoff Garnett. Since that time, he has worked extensively on poliovirus, identifying failure of the oral vaccine in India as a major challenge to global eradication. This work has led to clinical trials that aim to improve mucosal immunity and limit vaccine failure, which he is currently pursuing in collaboration with colleagues at the Christian Medical College in Vellore. He is also interested in improving strategies for the mass distribution of azithromycin that aim to reduce transmission of Chlamydia trachomatis and eliminate blindness due to this pathogen.
Tara Mangal, PhD
Tara Mangal, PhD, joined the MRC Centre for Outbreak Analysis and Modelling in the Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology at Imperial College in January 2010 as a Research Associate. She is part of the Polio Research Group lead by Nicholas Grassly and is interested in prevention and control of infectious diseases. Prior to joining Imperial College, Dr Mangal a research associate at Hong Kong University Department of Community Medicine, modelling pandemic influenza outbreaks and surveillance strategies. Dr Mangal received her PhD at the University of Liverpool following work on the impact of climate change on vector-borne diseases. Previous to this, she was involved with the National Malaria Control Program in Mozambique, studying the economic impact of misdiagnosis of malaria. Her current work focusses on vaccine efficacy in the remaining polio endemic countries and developing mathematical models to simulate vaccine strategies in the post-eradication era.
Lucy Okell, PhD
Lucy Okell, PhD, joined the Imperial College Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology in 2009 as a Research Associate. Her work focuses on mathematical modelling of malaria and interventions for reducing transmission of the parasite. She is involved in a larger project run by Professor Azra Ghani on developing a continental-scale simulator of malaria transmission in Africa, which seeks to understand how malaria control interventions may be optimally combined in different areas. In particular, Dr. Okell focuses on the use of antimalarial treatment as a form of malaria control. She is currently conducting analyses on the feasibility of using mass population treatment for malaria control in a variety of settings in Africa.
Lulla Opatowski, PhD
Lulla Opatowski, PhD, is a Research Associate at the MRC Centre for Outbreak Analysis and Modelling in the Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology at Imperial College London. Dr. Opatowski's research focuses on mathematical modeling of the dynamics of infectious diseases. She's been working on modeling the spread of resistant bacteria in populations (community and hospital) and the impact of drug use on bacterial ecosystems. She is currently involved in the analysis of Southern hemisphere data of the H1N1 pandemic influenza.
James Truscott
James Truscott is a Research Associate at the Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology at Imperial College, London. Current work has focused on model choice and parameter estimation for seasonal flu. Other areas of interest include the modeling of human movement; in particular, assessing the effectiveness of gravity models. Recent work has included modeling Scrapie in the UK sheep population and the possibility of an avian flu outbreak in the UK, concentrating on the effectiveness of intervention measures.
Michael White
Michael White is a PhD student at the Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology at Imperial College London. Michael's research focuses on mathematical models of malaria transmission, the design of clinical trials for malaria vaccines, and the effects of vaccination on the within-host dynamics of malaria infection.


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- 1[countable] piece (of something) (used especially with of and uncountable nouns) an amount of something that has been cut or separated from the rest of it; a standard amount of something a piece of string/wood She wrote something on a small piece of paper. a large piece of land a piece of cake/cheese/meat He cut the pizza into bite-sized pieces. I've got a piece of grit in my eye. part
- 2[countable, usually plural] one of the bits or parts that something breaks into There were tiny pieces of glass all over the road. The boat had been smashed to pieces on the rocks. The vase lay in pieces on the floor.
- 3[countable] one of the parts that something is made of He took the clock to pieces. a missing piece of the puzzle The bridge was taken down piece by piece. a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle see also one-piece, two-piece, three-piece single item
- 4[countable] (used especially with of and uncountable nouns) a single item of a particular type, especially one that forms part of a set a piece of clothing/furniture/luggage a piece of equipment/machinery a 28-piece dinner service
- 5[countable] piece of something used with many uncountable nouns to describe a single example or an amount of something a piece of advice/information/news an interesting piece of research Isn't that a piece of luck?
- 6[countable] piece (of something) a single item of writing, art, music, etc. that someone has produced or created a piece of art/music/poetry, etc. They performed pieces by Bach and Handel. (formal) They have some beautiful pieces (= works of art, etc.) in their home. see also masterpiece, museum piece, period piece, showpiece news article
- 7[countable] an article in a newspaper or magazine, or a broadcast on television or radio Did you see her piece about the Internet in the paper today? see also set piece coin
- 8[countable] a coin of the value mentioned a five-cent piece in chess, etc.
- 9[countable] one of the small figures or objects that you move around in games such as chess share of something
- 10[singular] piece of something a part or share of something companies seeking a piece of the market gun
- 11[countable] (slang) a gun distance
- 12a piece [singular] (old-fashioned) (informal) a short distance She lives down the road a piece from here. You will find other compounds ending in piece at their place in the alphabet. Vocabulary BuildingPiecesof thingsIf you want to talk about a small amount or one example of something that is normally an uncountable noun, there is a range of words you can use. You must choose the right one to go with the substance you are talking about. Piece is a very general word and can be used with most uncountable nouns:a piece of paper/wood/string/cake/fruit/meat/work/research/advice Bit can be used with abstract uncountable nouns:a bit of luck/confidence/attention A slice is a thin, flat piece:a slice of bread/cake/salami/cheese/pie/apple(figurative)a slice of life A chunk is a thick, solid piece:a chunk of cheese/bread/rock a chunk of land (= a fairly large piece) A lump is a piece of something solid without any particular shape:a lump of coal/clay A fragment is a very small piece of something that is broken or damaged:fragments of glass(figurative)fragments of conversation.It can also be used with countable nouns to mean a small part of something:a fragment of the story A speck is a tiny piece of powder:a speck of dust/dirtYou can also say:a speck of light Drop is used with liquids:a drop of water/rain/blood/milk/whiskey A pinch is as much as you can hold between your finger and thumb:a pinch of salt/cinnamon A portion is enough for one person:a portion of chickenIdioms
- 1(usually used in the progressive tenses) (of things) to become very old and in bad condition because of long use synonym fall apart Our car is falling to pieces, we've had it so long.
- 2(of a person, an organization, a plan, etc.) to stop working; to be destroyed He's worried the business will fall to pieces without him.
- 1all the same or similar The houses are all of a piece.
- 2all at the same time The house was built all of a piece in 1854.
separate amount
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small objects or items of various kinds She stuffed all the bits and pieces into a bag and left.
bits and pieces (informal)jump to other results
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to tell someone that you disapprove of their behavior or are angry with them
give somebody a piece of your mind (informal)jump to other results
(of a person) to be so upset or afraid that you cannot manage to live or work normally After his wife died he just went to pieces.
go to pieces (informal)jump to other results
safe; not damaged or hurt, especially after a journey or dangerous experience They were lucky to get home in one piece.
(all) in one piece (informal)jump to other results
(all) of a piece (formal)jump to other results
to criticize someone, or their work or ideas, very severely
pick/pull/tear somebody/something to pieces/shreds (informal)jump to other results
to return or to help someone return to a normal situation, particularly after a shock or a disaster You cannot live your children's lives for them; you can only be there to pick up the pieces when things go wrong.
pick up the piecesjump to other results
a share or role in an interesting or exciting activity, especially in order to make money Foreign firms will all want a piece of the action if the new airport goes ahead.
a piece of the action (informal)jump to other results
a thing that is very easy to do
a piece of cake (informal)jump to other results
a share of something such as money, profits, etc.
a piece/slice/share of the piejump to other results
used to express the fact that you admire someone or find them amusing, often when they have done something that surprises you She's a real piece of work. You're some piece of work, Jack, do you know that?
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by Audi Sport on 8 October 2012 in Motorsport
Ingolstadt, October 7, 2012 – In what was a race-free week for them, the Audi factory drivers were in high demand as interview guests, participants and partners at trade fairs, awards ceremonies and a TV event.
Five DTM racers and "die Sendung mit der Maus:" A total of around 800 children experienced an unforgettable day in Ingolstadt on Wednesday. At Audi, the fans of the popular German TV children's program had the opportunity to take a peek into rooms that are normally closed to the public at the so called "Door Opener Day." Whether at the wind tunnel, at the clay model in the design studio, in the color-and-trim department or as passengers of an Audi factory driver on the test track: the youngsters received some exciting insights into automotive development. Filipe Albuquerque, Miguel Molina, Mike Rockenfeller, Timo Scheider and Adrien Tambay on their part took great pleasure in dealing with the young fans.
Expertise wanted: Mattias Ekström is again a member of the judging panel for the "Golden Steering Wheel." Audi's two-time DTM Champion has been a member of this panel for several years. The accolade is awarded every year by "Bild am Sonntag" and "Autobild" and is one of the leading automotive awards. In Balocco, Italy, the Swede participated in the rating of important new automobiles last week. The award winners will be honored in Berlin on November 7.
In eager anticipation of the next weekend: Timo Scheider is again flinging himself into the TV Total Stock Car Crash Challenge 2012. Next Friday and Saturday, the DTM racer will be a guest at Stefan Raab's TV show in the Arena in Gelsenkirchen.


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DescriptionSpirou is a platform side-scroller based on popular Franco-Belgian comic strip Spirou et Fantasio. The story begins in New York where famous inventor Count of Champignac is about to present his latest inventions. Journalists Spirou and Fantasio, Count's most faithful friends are also there. Suddenly an evil robot woman Cyanida (originally called Cyanure), known to be obsessed with the plans to enslave humanity, appears and abducts the scientist! There's no time to loose, so Spirou and his pet squirrel Spip rush to the rescue, while Fantasio stays back to dig for more information.
The player controls Spirou. He is able to jump, duck, climb ladders and cliffs and run fast if the player holds down the action button. In the fourth level Spirou gets a gun to stand a chance against the increasing numbers of Cyanida's minions. Spirou's quest will see him travel through city streets and rooftops, a toy store, subway, Palombian swamp and jungle and other locations in over 12 levels.
The player only gets 3 lives and no continues to beat the game. A single password is granted after beating the first half of the game.
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William (Bill) McKean began his duties as Mayor of the City of Berne at noon Sunday, January 1, 2012. Mayor McKean, along with the 2012 Berne Common Council and the Clerk-Treasurer took their Oaths of Office on Tuesday, December 27th in a public ceremony held in the auditorium at Swiss Village.
2012, City Councilmen standing left to right, Curtis Wurster, Phil Provost, Gregg Sprunger. Mark Wynn and Ron Dull. Sitting, City Attorney Jim Beitler, Mayor Bill McKean, and Clerk Treasurer Gwen Maller.
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|I can return them, I ordered them from The-House. My feet are wider in the center, not by the toes, but I suppose more room up there would be nice too !
Well these don't fit you. Can you return them?
I would be pushing you towards like a K2 Maysis or Salomon Savage Boa Straight Jacket. Wider up front with good heel hold in both.
As stated above, unfortunately I do not have anyone locally to fit me. I was hoping to gather some advice to make the boot work. I really like the stability reviews of it, the shrinkage, and the compatibility with the bindings. I did choose the boot then the bindings.
I am still somewhere between a beginer to intermediate rider so I was some flex to make my job as a rider easier, however I plan on quickly progressing into bigger jumps and wanting to play around with buttering. I have a 155" Hero board and weigh 160 no gear.
I know that the Hero will not be stable all around the mountain, but I was looking for something more flexible while keeping the pop. It will be my first time riding a rocker for a prolonged period of time as well.
|I suggest you get fitted cause these just don't fit you.
|Thanks for pointing that out, I have abnormality larger muscle on the top of my feet that appear when leaning forward, so I suppose that would be a bit uncomfortable... Lol
|I had Shred Soles in the past, but they are a bit thick and the arch support isnt very solid. An insole like the Sole Softec supports your arch and partly prevents it from expanding, so your foot should be slightly narrower. The only slight problem an insole might cause, is if you have a high instep and there isnt any room for the top of your foot, which would be a little be higher.
What made you choose the Sole Softec Response?
I did not want to splurge more money for the Ion, I do not need all that the boot can give me right now. I figured I might need to try a new insole. But I am wondering if the liner is big enough as well... Should I get a bigger liner? (That way it can accommodate my wider feet)
I had Ruler too and my right foot would go numb to the side, because it is a bit wide. Adding a custom insole and riding for a few days helped, to the point where i could ride without any discomfort, but if i sat for awhile, i would start losing circulation. I decided to replace them with Ions which are slightly roomier and generally more comfortable (at least for me).
I would say, try a custom insole (i am using Sole Softec Response, which also reduced the tiny heel lift i had in one boot), wear them a lot at home and after a week of riding, they should be ok.
Sizing help with the Burton Ruler
I am looking for some advice as far as boot sizing goes... I really would like to be in the Burton Ruler boot.
I wear a size 11 shoe typically for comfort, and can wear a size 10.5. My foot is not really considered a wide width, however is is wider then average. (Lets say I am right in between).
I ordered a 10.5 pair of boots that fit snug, if I wear them tight (comfortably tight), I will loose blood flow to the outsides of my foot because it presses them in. There is no pinching feeling though.
My toes feel like they are right where they should be, I could use a tad bit more room I suppose, but I would rather be secure them have no control in the boot.
With the 10.5 I have a little heal lift, even with a super tight boot. My ankles are a little narrow, but I was considering adding the foam 'L' shaped pads to help hold my ankle down to reduce heal lift. This boot already has extra foam to hold down the heal.
If I take the insole out of the liner and compare it with my foot, it matches my foot exactly length wise, no extra toe or heal room, however my foot rolls off the side by maybe a half centimeter.
I am wondering if I should get a eleven and then order a lift to go under the sole (Supposedly make the sizing a 10.5~) and then do the thicker foam 'L' pads.
Does anyone have any suggestions or experienced a similar problem?
I live in the Birmingham, Alabama area, so there are no boot fitters locally. I had to order boots over the internet.
By insole risers I mean the insole blanks, The foam pads I refer to are the J Bars
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