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Muskegon, MI Crime Scene Clean-up
Orion, MI 48359
Local Phone: (248) 783-5880
Professional & Compassionate Service
At Aftermath Services, we understand that a tragedy can happen any place, at any time. When a Moorhead family experiences the unthinkable, our local team of professional, caring technicians are on call 24/7 to assist with the cleanup. From suicide cleanup and unattended death cleanup, infectious disease cleanup, tear gas remediation, and other trauma cleaning, Aftermath has helped thousands of families and business nationwide cope with challenging and difficult scenarios by returning a home or business to a clean, sanitary state. Find out what makes the Aftermath difference. Call us now. Aftermath assists families and businesses all around the Moorhead area, in both Minnesota and North Dakota, including Barnesville, Dilworth, Fargo, Harwood, Hawley, Horace, Prairie Rose, and West Fargo.
- Local offices throughout the US
- Professional and compassionate service provided with care
- Specialists in trauma cleanup – fully trained, licensed, bonded and insured
- Most insurance accepted, financial assistance programs available
- Additional support and guidance provided to help you regain your life
- Residential, commercial and industrial clean up services
Title: Supervisor
Office Location: Orion, MI
Satisfied Customers in and around Muskegon, MI
Eric, Seth, & Ashley were very compassionate and professional during this difficult time for my sister & father! They handled everything with care & we appreciate their help beyond words - God bless them & thanks again!
If you have a mess too large to think about, call Aftermath. You will only know it existed because of the memories.
Crew was excellent to work with & very professional. Would definitely call again and recommend to others.
They were so great and patient with us. Explained everything very clearly and repeated everything we needed. They were just great and respectful and did an outstanding job. They made that room bearable to be in again. Very professional and sympathetic.
Aftermath did a wonderful job taking care of my mother's house. I would recommend them to anyone going thru such a tragedy.
Fantastic!! Very Professional service from start to finish. Tyson provided great service.
Justin and crew were polite, efficient, helpful and did a very good job cleaning and removing the refuse of the event.
Very Professional. Did a wonderful job, and would refer them to friends and family.
Very pleasant and knowledgeable. Explained entire process and did everything as explained; Jim & crew were great!
Everyone was super helpful. Tyson was always available & the crew was informational & helped with this difficult situation.
Staff/Technicians were exceeding dignified in their work. Explanations were thorough and understandable. I almost wanted to do it myself, but have no doubt this was the right choice.
The guys could not have been any nicer or more professional! We thank the Bethlehem PD for the recommendation.
Everyone was very professional and compassionate to us as we went through this terrible ordeal. Bill was outstanding in helping and explaining the process. Cam and Keith were also wonderful. We are very pleased with their professionalism & work.
Not in my wildest dreams did I think this kennel area would ever be this clean and smell so good. In addition, the work was completed on time by true professionals. Great company that I would highly endorse and recommend.
I took a Safety Manager job in February of this year after working in a sheriff's office for years in UT, and though I heard about suicides all the time, I was never on scene for one. Being my first experience with the process, I am so pleased by what John and Cameron have done. They care, they are personable; this is not just a job for them. This is showing respect for the living and the deceased. The experience has been positive and has made it very easy on me going through the process from beginning to end. Though we pray this never happens again within our company, they will be the ones I call to help us again. Thank you so much for the excellence service that came with a good attitude, and a sense of humor that was so appreciated.
Quick and exceptional service. All parties involved were extremely professional. I cannot thank these people enough for all they have done.
The team was very professional, courteous and kind. They were very knowledgeable about their work, thorough and answered any and all questions throughout the process.
From start to end, everyone was extremely helpful and professional, Especially the crew who did the work. Very Satisfied!
I cannot thank you enough for Jeff, Dakota, Steve, & Liz. The roughest moment of my family's life and they truly are life savers in every sense of the word. You people are amazing. I could write books but your space is too small. Thank you!!!!
Excellent. Informative on the Process, Speed of Project Completed advice/info on how the insurance process works.
Crew was very polite and thorough. John went above and beyond to explain everything about this process and helped to make this impossible situation a little easier. Thank you.
Very sympathetic and non-pressure. Great Team. Joe Matos- very patient and kind.
Just want to let you know how happy our lady was today when she came home to her newly cleaned house! I've never seen her smile so much, she was thrilled with how her belongings were handled and placed so carefully. She went room to room and said it was the way her house used to be. When I left her she was sitting on her front porch like she used to years ago, with a huge smile on her face. Made my day!
Thanks for everything. It was great working with you, Keith, and Eric.
I am a District Director of Child Welfare Services and supervise staff who deal daily with delicate customer service issues. I know that it takes a special person who can be both professional yet caring at the same time. My experience today with John Bidwell shows that he is one of those special people. He arrived exactly at the time he was scheduled; he was respectful and compassionate regarding what our family had just experienced. He quickly prepared a bid for the job and immediately had the crew get the job completed. Your company should be proud to have such an employee who can represent your company so well in these type of sensitive matters.I would highly recommend that you continue to value such an important member of your team.
From the first point of contact to the final paperwork, Maggie and her team displayed the utmost professionalism. I knew immediately that I had called the right people. They came in and assessed the situation, walked me through their recommendations and completed the work in the same day with very little interruption to the rest of my operation. I was extremely happy with the end result as well as my experience in dealing with Aftermath. I hope not to need your services again soon but if I do, I will know who to call! And I will certainly refer anyone in need of these services to you. Thank you again for making a difficult situation easier.
A few months ago we found ourselves in a very difficult and unique situation. Unfortunately, before we hired Aftermath, a different company was brought in to take care of the situation. They had no idea what they were doing and made our situation much worse. We will be forever grateful to Aftermath, our case manager Tyson, our on site supervisor Megan, and her team. Megan went above and beyond in every aspect of the job. She spent so much of her time talking with us and answering our many questions. Each member of the team I spoke with was absolutely wonderful, compassionate, and understanding. Megan is a perfect example of the type of person that should be doing this type of work. Not only was she extremely professional, but she is so kind and caring that she even took the time to speak with us and answer more of our questions while she was off duty and with her own family. Hopefully we never find ourselves in a situation such as this one again, but if so, I would feel confident and relieved there are people like Megan and her team to take care of it. I would never hesitate to recommend Aftermath to anyone! They are incredible!
We were all so pleased with the kindness, consideration and professionalism showed to our family by your staff, especially Jeremy. We are all so grateful for their help. I would recommend them to anyone, but hopefully I don't have to.
Onsite Supervisor kept me informed of all processes and procedures. Cheryl, in your home office, was always available and also answered any questions.
Very professional at all times. Very thorough. Made a very terrible situation manageable.
Professional, nice, and very respectful to our needs and feelings.
Team and coordinator are professional and courteous, especially in time of crisis. Thank you!
Wally, Jerome, Andrew, and Amy were all very nice and considerate. They helped me determine what in the house was salvageable, and took care to look for possible sentimental items. Tyson answered all questions and talked with me when I had concerns.
Very good work, and Jeff and Dakota were GREAT. Thank You!
The entire crew and job was handled first class. Very pleased with outcome. "First Class" work force.
Thank you Cheryl & William+++
They were the best!!! The Bestest!!!
The men that came to take care of the cleanup were professional and helped make a very difficult situation easier to go through. They made me feel confident everything was handled properly and carefully. I highly recommend them.
The 3 Gentlemen that performed my job for me in one of the most horrible times of my life were the BEST, especially Justin Zito. I could never thank them enough for the dignity that was given to the removal of my husband's bed, which he passed away in. They treated myself & my family with the most respect. I could never thank them enough.
Easy to work with, thorough plus straight forward explanation of process + procedures.
I am very pleased with Aftermaths compassionate services, they handled my fathers home with care, and were very helpful in regard to the insurance and billing during this very difficult time. They also cleaned the personal property at no charge to me. Thank you Jeremy, Ashley and Eric for assisting us.
Job looked very good. Personal and very professional.
Very helpful and empathetic - explained all the processes involved.
Very efficient, courteous and well informed. I appreciated their help very much.
Ron & Matthew worked quickly and quietly and were courteous to the family and our needs. Highly recommend these two gentlemen. Pure professionalism.
Excellent bedside manner, very courteous and helpful. This team is extremely professional.
Very efficient, courteous, and well informed. Appreciate their help very much.
Very professional & did a great job. Thank you for being compassionate dealing with this unfortunate situation. Thank you.
My Directors of Maintenance and Wellness both shared their satisfaction of the completion and professionalism of your handling of the task at hand. It was a pleasure doing business with you, although (no offense) we hope we do not have to call on your services again. If ever needed by any of my colleagues or external partners, I will highly recommend your team.
Again, thank you for your time and efforts.
We recently suffered a severe tragedy. We was at a total loss as far as where to begin. A crew from Aftermath showed up within hours and began working almost immediately. Jeff Boland was the supervisor on the job and he explained everything to us. Along with his team was Dakota Veanus, Elizabeth Engler, and Heather Demelo. These people were the most caring, hard working people I have ever met. They worked for 36 hours straight throughout the beginning of the ordeal. God Bless each and everyone of them. I don't know what we would have done without them. I would definitely highly recommend them if ever needed. When the work was completed and it was time for them to go, it was kind of a sad moment because I felt as though I had made new friends and it was time for them to leave. I am forever grateful.
From start to finish the compassionate, caring, professional service was truly remarkable. The team made a terrible time bearable. Thank you!
Very Impressed with the timeliness of this company. Very professional crews. Sad experience was completely dealt with quickly so life could get back to same sort of normalcy.
Kristin was incredibly sensitive to this situation & to me. Never having dealt with this before, I was confused and anxious. She walked me through all of the steps with patience, kindness and professionalism. I am very happy with all that the crew did. They were very discrete & professional & the work seems to have been done perfectly.
Jeremy, Ashley, Eric and Eoin did a fantastic job and was caring. They went out of their way to help us in a traumatic event. Their services helped us keep moving forward. I would recommend this team and thank you very, very much.
I could not be more pleased. Very fine workers. I would highly recommend them. They were able to find a set of pearls that I treasured very much. Thank you.
Nathan and his crew is very professional, explaining all processes of the service and works in an efficient and effective manner. Thank you!
Arrived in a timely fashion. Explained clearly what they were going to do and why. Kept me abreast of necessary adjustments. Very pleased with service, (and) also with demeanor of Justin at a time when I was understandably stressed.
"Excellent Service. I would definitely recommend your company."
"Extremely professional in all aspects of this job. Super guys! Appreciated more than anyone could know to take the burden off the family."
I have been with two members of your team over 15 hours today and several hours yesterday. I am so impressed by their caring concern during this time of loss. They have been outstanding and I'm sure not compensated enough for everything they did here. Thank you, we are forever indebted to them.
I was directed to Aftermath by one of our local vendors. They were timely friendly sensitive to the situation and informative about the process that needed to be completed. John the supervisor on-duty was very helpful and kept in contact with me updating me on all the pertinent details and progress. You never want to be in a situation and in need of this type of service; but I would say we were pleased at the level of professionalism used and would call them again if we needed to in the future. Thank you.
I found myself in a very difficult situation with very little help from anyone. Fortunately my lawyer connected me to a company that could assist me. It turned out to be Aftermath. I don't know what I would have done without the help I received from Sharif, the representative from the company. He made a VERY TRAUMATIC situation more bearable. I also appreciate the valiant efforts made by the crew who took care of the unpleasant and overwhelming condition. I recommend Aftermath to anyone who needs their services. I am extremely grateful!
When a tragic event happened in our small town, no one was sure who to contact to resolve our remediation issues. Our local coroner told us to try Aftermath. Luckily Aftermath who was in a nearby town promptly came to assess the situation. From beginning to end the company kept us informed and up to date about what they were doing. Each one of the crew members were kind, courteous, and extremely professional. A special thanks to John and Kyle for their extra efforts. Hopefully our community will not have to go through another situation like this, but if so Aftermath is the only company to call.
I can't thank you enough for what you company does and how it does it. Unfortunately, I have used your services three times recently; once for a suicide by shotgun and twice for long term unattended deaths. Both times your company responded within hours and when they were finished the scene was spotless, odorless and free from any biohazard. And it was done in a very professional and courteous manner. The families were so grateful and all three times insurance paid the claims with nothing out-of-pocket for the families we served. I remember when it was the duty of the funeral director to clean after a tragedy or unattended death; I am so thankful for your business. Feel free to use me as a reference for any funeral home in doubt.
I feel that they did a wonderful job. I would recommend Aftermath to whoever needs biohazard help.
Very professional services. Made our situation so easy to deal with. Thanks Aftermath.
The onsite team was remarkable and worked really hard.
Very professional and respectful of the situation. Great service and excellent job.
All work was performed in a professional manner.
All the crew did their jobs very thoroughly. Braulio was very professional in dealing with a trying situation for us.
Well done. Thank you!
Good accommodating service!
The guys that came out and helped us were all very professional and they were all awesome!
The work was accomplished professionally by very courteous, efficient, caring men. I enjoyed working with them on such a terrible ordeal. They made my visit here as palatable as possible. I thank them for their professionalism.
These guys were prompt, professional, thorough and very communicative <b><i>- I would recommend and/or use them again without hesitation.
Very professional staff & work.
I was amazed how responsive and professional the sales consultant and the site cleanup staff were. Thank you for being such a great help in this terrible circumstance
Did a good job and knew what they were doing. Good job.
Aftermath make the best out of a very difficult situation. Wonderful people, professional and compassionate.
Very pleased with completion all 3 technicians were very helpful and professional.
Extremely professional in all aspects of this job. Super guys! Appreciated more than anyone could know to take the burden off the family.
I really believe this was done in a very professional way. I appreciate everything these guys have done.
Darren and his crew were very professional, efficient, friendly, and helpful. They arrived on time and cleared the affected area thoroughly. In an emergency situation that requires their services, I would not hesitate to call again. Thank you.
Everything handled very professional! Aftermath made everything easy to handle
Jim and his crew were professional, courteous and sympathetic to our needs. They handled themselves with extreme professionalism.
The crew was very professional and very polite; very thorough. It was very nice to deal with them in such a traumatic event in our life.
Bill has been outstanding in explaining the step by step procedures. He has been both patient and compassionate throughout this entire process. The rest of the crew was equally as helpful. Thank all of you for a job very well done.
Very professional. Very discreet. Extremely thorough. Knew how to handle the situation with sensitivity and professionalism, which was very appreciated as we are a close knit apartment community.
Team was Awesome! They were very helpful and respectful. I could not have done this without their help. Thank you so much
The guys were great. This was really tough situation and they were courteous, professional, and responded quickly. Please promote them or give them raises. This job was a doozy.
Eric and his crew made this a seamless experience as possible considering the reasons. They were respectful of the family and victim.
A family member was found deceased in his home and had been there laying on the floor beside his bed for at least 4 months. When we saw the condition of the room where his body laid, it was apparent that none of us were prepared to handle the grotesque task at hand. Aftermath.com assigned a case manager to our family and from that point on, we were professionally guided through the process. From the steps required for the proper cleanup of the infected area to assisting us with filing the claim through our home owners insurance. Thank you Cheryl, Joe and the professional team for helping us through a tough situation. Job well done.
Following an unbelievable tragedy, I was met by a compassionate onsite supervisor, Matt Boland, who proceeded to assume responsibility for which I was unprepared and unable emotionally to handle. I was notified about every step of process being taken, and all was done in a professional manner. Matt still keeps in touch concerning the repairs and our emotional state. Through this horrible tragedy, I felt comforted by his professional manner and felt that I had also made a friend. I would highly recommend Aftermath.
Though I am writing this review 3 months after the service was provided, I am still overwhelmed by the exemplary level of service we were provided. My sister and I arrived in Massachusetts from out of state to the home of our elderly aunt who lived alone. The situation was nightmarish and within 24 hours of us reaching our dear aunt, she passed. Her home was contaminated with body fluids and we were suddenly facing the unexpected loss of our aunt as well as the huge question of what to do with the aftermath. A friend in Florida referred me to Aftermath. I remember thinking the company name was perfect and I was grateful that there was such a company out there.
From the moment I called, I felt like we were in the right and capable hands and that's when a difficult situation became more manageable. We met with Bill Ciaccio and his team the following day. I find it difficult not to just use a string of superlatives to describe the job that Bill did. The excellent job they did with the house was the smallest part of this process. Bill made the worst case scenario somehow something that we could make our way through. He dealt with us with compassion, understanding, gentle humor when appropriate, a seamless delivery of services and brought a calm to an unthinkable situation.
Thank you, Aftermath, for providing this needed service and for employing Bill Ciaccio. He made all of the difference. Thank you, Bill. You will always be in our hearts for your warmth, competence and just flat out awesomeness at a really difficult time in our lives.
I could write a novel about the level of work ethic and compassion that I experienced in my dealings with Darren, Alan, and Andrew. But time and space does not permit it. Aftermath, through the superb job of your crew has shown itself to be a quality company, I sincerely appreciate the gentlemen who were here in addition to the job they provided my grieving family. Please feel free to contact me at any point to talk about how genuinely GREAT this particular crew is!
I'm writing to commend yourself and Jim Stricker for the efforts of each of you in attempting to resolve the issues concerning the work done at my home in February 2013. When you first contacted me on May 9th, you explained that you had dropped everything you were doing to look into the matter immediately upon learning of the problem. We spoke at great length, and you assured me that you would check the file, contact Jim and follow-up as needed to effectuate a resolution. You did as you promised, and I thank you for your patience and tenacity. As I mentioned, I want to commend Jim Stricker's calm and professional demeanor in talking over my concerns with me, arranging to return to my home and when there addressing each and every one of the things that we discussed. He left me feeling more confident and able to successfully cope with the very stressful circumstances I have been dealt. Jim is a good listener and, I believe, he really cares about the work that he does. These qualities, along with his perseverance and professionalism, make him, I think, a valuable asset to your company, and I thank him sincerely.
I just want to say thanks on behalf of my family for helping us during an awful time. Your staff went above and beyond even helping us avoid the press. I know it has been 6 months since your team assisted us, but people need to know that Aftermath stands behind it's mission statement. There was a lot to be done and you took care of what we couldn't. Jim and his crew were great. Totally professional, kind and compassionate. My son, his mother and I are grateful and appreciative. I'd refer Aftermath to anyone. Thanks.
Thanks for your prompt, professional service.
Efficient, fast, and thorough.
Excellent Job, and service. Very responsive and sensitive to situation.
Prompt & professional response. Well trained technicians. Overall 1st class job.
Service was friendly, fast, and the guys were very helpful getting through these tough times. This house can be a home and move on once again.
Very prompt, courteous and professionally done in a timely manner.
I'd like to extend my sincere gratitude to you and your team for their efficient and detail oriented work...When I contacted your 24-hour line, I was greeted by a very pleasant service representative who was very understanding of the complex day I had ahead of me…your team was able to communicate with me flawlessly so as not to disrupt our day and still execute the task at hand.
Your staff … was patient, understanding, kind and sensitive to this situation. The area I was in was loud, efficiency wasn't the easiest possible, but yet you and your service representatives were patient, understanding, and very diligent in working around my schedule. They also did so as timely as possible so that tenants/clients could return to their homes…It is because of this pleasant experience that I will turn to Aftermath should our agency ever be placed in this bind again. I simply could not replace the personalization, efficiency, and understanding of your team; they did an impeccable job!
The team was efficient, courteous, and compassionate. Trish's "bedside manner" was absolutely awesome! You have a gem in the rough with her.
The experience was very professional and approach to work was excellent. On-site personnel were courteous and respectful. The amount of work performed in such a short time reflects both excellent training and high caliber recruitment.
The team was very professional. They arrived within 2 hours of my call and got right to work. They were very accomodating and compassionate with the victim's family and were very helpful with their requests. Kyle is a fantastic supervisor. He was able to train his team and work with me and the family with ease.
Scott explained everything that was needed and going to be done in a way that was easy to understand. The cleanup crew was very polite and made suggestions about what had to be done as problem areas were discovered. I was very pleased with the service and the results. THANK YOU!!!
Justin was very polite and professional and complete in the explanation of the process requested.
The guys explained what the process was and very professional. They were very timely in their work.
Crew was very informative, Wonderful work was provided.
Very helpful, excellent customer relations and service.
Supervisor was very personable and made this an easy process for both parties. She was very helpful by answering any and all my questions.
Very pleased with how the process was explained and the job that was done. All were very helpful and pleasant to work with.
This has been an unbelievably positive experience in a time of terrible grief. Nick and Michael have explained every step of the process, worked diligently to complete in a timely fashion, have shown compassion & understanding of my sadness & confusion. They are very hard workers diligent in completing the job to the utmost. I am grateful.
I would like to comment on Matthew Boland and the way he handled the cleanup at my home. Matt was the best service provider I have ever dealt with. His obvious knowledge of his trade, along with his caring and respectful demeanor make him a true asset for your company. Because of Matt I would recommend Aftermath to anyone without hesitation. Thank you.
Explanations were great on what was to happen - the team worked well with management on keeping everything low key from customers.
My entire experience has been positive and all persons involved with whom I have dealt have been gracious and respectful. The prospect was daunting, but I received valuable advice, instruction, and hand holding. Thanks to all for making a very unpleasant experience bittersweet.
Kevin and the crew took the time to ensure I was comfortable and well informed about the process of both preparing the home cleaning and the actual cleaning process. It meant the world to me.
Every aspect thus far from initial contact, information of processes, insurance claim filing, staff/technician competency, work done, communication from home office. Excellent! Very Happy.
Kevin Crouch and his team met with us and evaluated our situation. He not only was very polite and professional, but was sensitive to our needs. He was reassuring, informative, and very clear as to what to expect (both of the team and of us). August 17 the team arrived (in an all-white van to protect our privacy) and immediately contacted us to say they were there and ask if we had any questions. They discretely cleaned the area, quietly attended to the packing and removal, and called us to review the space. Kevin and the team reassured us that our home was totally cleaned (to Aftermath's guidelines) and ready to rent. I cannot thank them enough for their guidance during a difficult time. We were not only impressed with the knowledge of how things should be handled, and the sanitation process, but the client rapport they exhibited to us. Thank you, Kevin and the team, and congratulations to Aftermath for your professional service.
I would like to comment on Matthew Boland and the way he handled the cleanup at my home. Matt was the best service provider I have ever dealt with. His obvious knowledge of his trade along with his caring and respectful demeanor make him a true asset for your company. Because of Matt I would recommend Aftermath to anyone without hesitation. Thank you!
My family and I were very happy with the services Aftermath has provided. Wanda, the South Florida Supervisor, was easy to talk to. She understood the family's needs and also how to communicate with us all. She was very detailed while talking to us and kept her word in notifing us of all changes. Once her help came down from Tampa, William and his crew worked fast to make everything easier on the family. Wanda quickly explained everything to William and he was on the same page and nothing was held back. Wanda and William did a wonderful job and I truly think the company knew what they were doing while putting these two in the positions they are in. I want to thank Aftermath for everything."
After suffering a loss, I was baffled on what to do next or who to call. Megan and her team arrived at my home and were ready to take care of my situation immediately. Megan spent the time to come up with a customized plan of action for just me. Megan ensured me through the whole process and answered all of my questions.
While working a comparative company showed up and was an absolute joke compared to Megan and her team. They did not even take the time to put gloves, The gentleman wasn't very informative and had little to no idea what to do. I am thankful Megan and her team was there to take care of all my needs.
With the burden of losing someone close to me, I now had the burden of paying for services. Megan worked with Aftermath to waive the fee for me so that my personal property would be taken care of. This was a 2000 service and they did it for free! What more could I ask for? Any time I need anything I will be sure to call Aftermath and ask for Megan. [The competitor] will never get any business from me. Megan and her team went over and beyond my expectations, and she was glad to do it. Losing someone close is hard enough. Megan made the next steps and the transition back to normal life very easy. Megan treated me as if I was a part of her family, and she was a part of mine. She treated my house as if it was hers. There aren't too many companies with employees like Megan. The care and courtesy she took cannot be put into words.
I am truly amazed at the incredible job that was done, in such terrible circumstances. The care, compassion and understanding of Sandra and her crew deserves great recognition.
Mark was very compassionate and very good with the family. Thank you very much!
Thank you to Alain and his crew. Alain was very compassionate and thoughtful at a very hard time in this tragic event. I truly appreciated his professionalism and thoughtfulness.
I have never met, in my life, a more compassionate, professional and caring crew. They did a thorough & complete job & tidy. Thank you for taking care of my home.
Chad and the crew were courteous, kind and thorough. The clean up was conducted in a professional manner. I would definitely serve as a reference or give recommendations as appropriate. The work completed exceeds my expectations.
Matt and the crew were extremely helpful, polite, and informative. Matt went beyond the job aspect and was also helpful to me and my family in coping with the situation.
Everything was done professionally and with respect and compassion. I can't say enough good things about Jim. He was supportive, kind, and compassionate.
I have been with two members of your team over 15 hours today and several hours yesterday. I am so impressed by their caring concern during this time of loss. They have been outstanding and I'm sure not compensated enough for everything they did here. Thank you, we are forever indebted to them.
The workers (Ben, Aaron, and David) were very compassionate and attentive to our needs. They worked tirelessly to put us at ease and back in our home. If any situation would ever occur, I would HIGHLY recommend Aftermath.
The services rendered by this amazing company have not only provided technical support and services but with a compassionate attitude. We can't recommend this company highly enough should you ever need the services that they offer. We were guided, supported by knowledgable, compassionate staff. A company with a heart.
I would like to commend George Barker, Mike Bartzak, Paul Racke for the compassionate, professional, efficient help they gave us. They were not just efficient in their job, they were so kind and helpful to us, patient and worked hard long hours. I truly don't know how they could be as great as they were! Aftermath is truly lucky to have such great staff! We could not have completed this job ourselves. They made a terrible experience so much better! We are grateful for them. Thank you!
How do I even begin my thanks to Wanda Rojas and her extraordinary team of dedicated, focused, calm and endearing individuals? I arrived on scene to discover my father experienced an unattended death in his apartment. About 12 days had passed before the police and apartment personnel discovered his remains on Sept. 9. The crew was on site on Sept 10 for the initial emergency cleanup, but could not proceed further without a family member present. I flew down to the area on Tuesday, Sept 11 and meet the team on Wednesday, Sept 12 to begin their major cleanup.
When I shook Wanda's hand for the first time, I noticed her intense caring eyes and the reassurance in her voice. Immediately many burdens were lifted from my shoulders as they took control, with my permission, to contact local charities for the donation of salvageable worldly goods and the disposal of various possessions that were too far gone to be acceptable for donations. To tackle such difficult circumstances day after day is something beyond me. God bless those individuals who put the welfare of the grieving above their long work hours. The job was finished completely and far beyond any of my expectations. Thank you Aftermath for choosing so wisely in the people who represent you in the field. I feel blessed.
I recently found myself in a situation I had never been in before with nowhere to turn. Aftermath Inc. was the answer. Strictly professional with the right amount of compassion from the first phone call to dispatch to Joshua and his crewman onsite. Josh took his time and explained everything, (and the crew) were discreet, and worked their tails off. Never have I been weighted with something so complicated and have it handled so easily by the personnel at Aftermath. Joshua and his partner's performance was absolutely perfect. I would recommend Aftermath Inc. in every situation, every time, 100%. Thanks Again to Joshua, Michelle, and the others at Aftermath who helped my family overcome our issue.
At a time of great sadness and emotional distress Aftermath was there. After three days with Wally, Charlie and Jim they were like family. They were kind, considerate and very professional doing their job. They did everything they could to assist me in a very difficult situation. They are truly an asset to your company. On behalf of my family thank you and God bless.
I am humbled by the kindness that Greg showed me on behalf of your company during an extremely devastating time. His compassion, generosity and willingness to work with me was just amazing. He is a true asset to your company. The team of Kevin, John, and Chris (out of Pittsburgh) that came to do the work were true men of honor and professional. The work they did allowed me to be able to go back into my apartment. I cannot thank you all enough for your kindness professionalism and true compassion for your customers in a time of need. If ever a situation arises for your specialty, please know I will recommend you seven times over. Thank you again.
Following an unbelievable tragedy, I was met by a compassionate on site supervisor, Matt Boland, who proceeded to assume responsibility for which I was unprepared and unable emotionally to handle. was notified about every step of process being taken, and all was done in a professional manner. Matt still keeps in touch concerning the repairs and our emotional state. Through this horrible tragedy, I felt comforted by his professional manner and felt that I had also made a friend. I would highly recommend Aftermath.
Thank you for making our lives easier at a very difficult time. You were compassionate and professional. We appreciate your hard work.
They were very gracious in the midst of very hard circumstances.
The crew was very conscientious in a very hard time!
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What Joey Chestnut went into today hoping: That he'd be able to scarf down a record 70 hot dogs in 10 minutes, and that Neslie Ricasa would say yes. Though the seven-time champ did manage to notch win No. 8 at the annual Nathan's Famous Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest at Coney Island today, he didn't hit his mark. USA Today reports Chestnut ate 61 hot dogs in 10 minutes, down from his previous high of 69. And it was neck-and-neck for much of the way, with Matt Stonie taking the lead about four minutes in. They swapped in and out of the top spot until 1:13 remained, at which point they were tied at 53; Stonie only managed to get three more dogs in, to Chestnut's eight.
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Calvin Harris has officially entered the world of rich youngsters. The electronic music star comes in at number four in his debut on "Forbes'" list of the Top-Earning Celebrities Under 30.
The publication says Harris raked in $46 million between June 2012 and June 2013. Most of that came from his live performances, which included more than 150 shows during the 12-month period in question.
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"I actually made [Miley's foam finger] a year ago for an editorial, but it didn't make it in," Katnic told Y! Music this week. A similar one with a tribal tattoo did however make the monster truck-themed shoot that was made in conjunction with an episode of Katnic's own fashion web series, "LisaTV."
Dejected, but hopeful, the foam finger made its way to the set of Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" where Katnic was hired to style the sexy background models. Yes, she is also responsible for creating those repeatedly-spoofed white and clear vinyl outfits. Katnic pointed out that the foam finger did indeed make it into the video this time, after happening to bring it to set on a whim. You can see the finger covering a nude model's chest for a brief moment. Not bad for a first gig.
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The book Ender's Game, on which the movie is based, is smarter and more interesting than the film's promos suggest and has developed a large military following over the years. Copies of the paperback have been passed among troops eager for a good adventure read and who admire the fearlessness and ingenuity of the story's child hero. The brass has also picked it up and formally assigned the book for educational purposes.
Written by Orson Scott Card and published in 1985, the book foreshadowed the way that virtual interfaces and interactive simulations would become fundamental parts of social life, politics, and war. It's this last point, the book's prescient glimpse into the future of warfare, that has led the Marines to adopt it as a teaching manual.
The Marine Corps' official reading list, as you might expect, contains a lot of books with tiles like American Spartans: A Combat History from Iwo Jima to Iraq, andManeuver Warfare Handbook. But next to the primers on combat leadership and tactics is Ender's Game.
From the Marine Corps' blurb describing the book: "In this science-fiction novel, child genius Ender Wiggin is chosen by international military forces to save the world from destruction by a deadly alien race." Not the most obvious choice for a military professional reading list.
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The Pentax K-01, the second-best hybrid sensorFriday March 30 2012
The Pentax K01, Pentax's first serious hybrid, turns in a great performance, arriving in second place in its category. All of the results are available here: Pentax K-01.
Overall score:
2nd place among hybrids (79), 17th place across all categories.
Development of the K-01's sensor was based the same kind of sensor technology used in the Pentax K5 and Nikon D7000 (which share the same Sony 16Mpix sensor), making this comparison relevant: K-01 Vs K5 Vs D7000. The K-01 achieves very good scores in Portrait and in Landscape.
2nd place among hybrids (23.7 bits), 17th place across all categories.
To derive the Portrait score, we analyze the sensor's capacity to furnish vivid, varied, and accurate colors under good lighting conditions (i.e., studio).
The K-01's performance is the same as the K5's - unsurprisingly, since they basically use the same sensor.
2nd place among hybrids (12.9 EV), 15th across all categories.
The K-01's performance is below that of the K5 - but then, the K-01's sensor has 12 bits whereas the K5 has 14 bits.
Sport (Low-Light ISO score):
1st place among hybrids (1135), 20th place across all categories.
The Sport score (alias Low-Light ISO score) lets you know how far you can go with regard to ISO without compromising image quality.
The K-01 takes first place on the hybrid camera ranking thanks to its APS-C sensor, which is larger than the majority of hybrid sensors so it captures more light. We will see below just how close its results are to those of its competitors equipped with APS-C sensors.
Note: As is Pentax's habit, the K-01 has smoothed RAW output starting at 3200 ISO, just like the K5, and with the same consequences: a gain in SNR 18%, but possible loss of details. For more information, see our DxOMark review of Pentax cameras.
Disclaimer: In this review, we are talking about only the K-01's sensor results and the RAW images that its sensor provides. Other aspects have to be taken into account when considering hybrid cameras include effective resolution and of course the overall compactness of lens-camera combinations.
Pentax K-01, serious competition for the Sony NEX cameras
It's no great surprise that the Pentax K-01 can compete with the Sony NEX hybrids. However, the K-01 at 561g is more than twice as heavy as the 269-gram NEX-5N (a difference of 292g). It's also more cumbersome - 122 x 79 x 58mm for the K-01 vs. 111 x 59 x 38mm for the NEX-5N. But the K-01 does have the advantage of being able to mount Pentax K lenses without having to use an adapter ring, which is not the case for either Sony NEX hybrid.
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The K-01 takes second place on the podium, only two points behind the Sony NEX-7 but only two points ahead of the Sony NEX-5N. With such close scores among the top three - a very small 4-point spread - any differences in their respective 20x30 prints will be extremely difficult to discern.
Here the K-01 also takes second place, sandwiched again between the Sony NEX-7 on top (with a 0.4-bit difference) and the Sony NEX-5N on the bottom (with only a 0.1-bit difference).
The K-01 is still in second place behind the Sony NEX-7 - and in point of fact, the K-01 is 1/2EV behind the NEX-7. However, it is nearly 1/3EV ahead of the NEX-5N.
Sport (Low-light ISO Score):
For this use case, the K-01 takes first place over the NEX-5N - but by only 0.07EV, followed by the NEX-7, with a difference of only 0.16EV. This means that the respective 20x30 prints for these three cameras will be virtually indistinguishable - the gap between first place and third place is simply too small.
Pentax K-01: way ahead of Panasonic and Olympus hybrids
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The K-01 is way ahead of both the Panasonic GX1 and the Olympus PEN EP3 - 24 points ahead of the former and 28 points ahead of the latter. - Little wonder, given that the K-01 has a much bigger sensor - a distinct advantage for Pentax over its 4/3 rival-wannabes.
The K-01 is clearly in a different category. It will be interesting to see how the Olympus OM-D E-M5's 16Mpix sensor behaves: will it close the gap?
By putting a Sony APS-C sensor into the K-01, Pentax has at last produced a worthy competitor for its Sony NEX rivals. Likewise, the K-01's large sensor puts it head and shoulders above the Panasonic and Olympus hybrids. For more information, see Pentax announces its first hybrid APS-C camera: the Pentax K-01. By the way, DxOMark measurements for Pentax lenses, notably the Pentax smc DA 40mm f2.8 XS, will be available on our website very soon.
While the DxOMark results lead us to conclude that the Pentax K01 is far better armed to compete than the Pentax Q, by contrast, we wonder if the K01 really meets all reasonable expectations in the hybrid category, given that its APS-C sensor and K mount results in a much larger and heavier body than the Olympus and Panasonic models.
Further readings for the The Pentax K-01, the second-best hybrid sensor
To provide photographers with a broader perspective about mobiles, lenses and cameras, here are links to articles, reviews, and analyses of photographic equipment produced by DxOMark, renown websites, magazines or blogs.
Following the hybrid camera trend and after the limited success of the Pentax Q, Pentax is announcing today a new compact camera with interchangeable lenses, the Pentax K-01.
The DxOMark Sensor scale is based on RAW data measurements and provides comparable metrics only if no RAW-specific processing has been applied.
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Please, explain to me what does "smoothed" mean (In measurments at iso 3200 and higher). Is that some kind of noise reduction, that affects raw files? Maybe i can read about this somewhere?
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For further information you can read our article about RAW cooked :
Hope it will help you,
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DR-greater than 12ev?
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but how can a sensor with 12bit ADC have more than 12ev of dynamic range in screen view? It seems like quantization noise alone should limit the dynamic range to 12ev. I can see how print view would add a half stop of range since in this case you averaging about 2 pixels to make one, so noise is sqrt2/2 of what is was before normalization. Anyway, if someone could explain how this 12bit sensor can have more than 12ev in screen view, it would be appreciated!
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Re: DR-greater than 12ev?
GordonBGood, a photographic engineer, argues that if the ADC is properly dithered, an extra 1.8 EV DR is available i.e. a 12-bit system has a DR of about 13.8 EV
This topic is covered within this thread:
Added by MikeWhis | April 18 , 2012
Re: DR-greater than 12ev?
You can map those 14 bits into 8 bits.
Added by dosdan | February 02 , 2012
DR: K-01 vs K-5
The K-01 has 12-bit raw. So it's DR figure will probably not be at good as the K-5 at ISO100.
But in the real world, lens flare/glare will probably be the limiter of DR performance, not the sensor/PGA/ADC.


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Dave Mustaine says he's cooking up something good for the next Megadeth album.
The metal vets just put out their latest studio effort, Super Collider, in June, but the frontman sent out a tweet Monday explaining that he's already started working on new lyrics.
Mustaine says he's been studying a lot of world history and "crazy science" stuff in preparation for the new album, adding that "this world is so fascinating." Earlier this year, Mustaine said he's always found science interesting, which is part of the reason he decided to use an image of the Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland on the cover of Super Collider.
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That's what so many are saying, and if that doesn't concern the prosecutor's office of Nodaway County in the far northwest part of the state, then perhaps it doesn't know what has just begun, or fathom what is still to come.
Steubenville was thrown into the international spotlight over the past year after members of the local high school football team sexually assaulted a drunken 16-year-old girl. It was a horrific crime made even worse by the gutter behavior of onlookers, which included crude jokes on social media, a cellphone filming of one of the acts and a complete lack of concern for the well being of the victim.
Yet in Steubenville, authorities not only charged two players, they handed the case over to the state's attorney general's office to run the prosecution. Both boys were convicted last March and are in the juvenile justice system to this day.
Even still, the city was brought to its knees by allegations of corruption, cover-up and favoritism. Local bloggers printed wild, unproven allegations. The Internet hacking group Anonymous tormented some locals and staged street protests that washed the city out. It focused pressure to make sure the case was pushed – and continues to be pushed – forward. It was devastating and divisive to Steubenville. Even locals freely repeated the most outlandish of rumors.
And, again, it's worth repeating: The two defendants weren't just charged; they were convicted.
In Maryville, the main suspect, a one-time, high-profile local high school athlete, is accused of assaulting a drunk 14-year-old girl before dumping her passed-out body on her front lawn in sub-freezing weather. He isn't even standing trial; all his charges dropped earlier this year.
Like Steubenville?
No, what is likely to come for Maryville – fair or not, reasonable or not – is probably going to be far more intense.
Until the Kansas City Star published a lengthy story about the case on Sunday, the details of what happened on Jan. 8, 2012, weren't well known outside this 12,000-person town about 100 miles north of K.C.
The story went viral over the next 24 hours, attracting additional media attention, including national outlets such as the Associated Press and CNN, and the attention of Anonymous, which immediately began an action campaign against local officials. A street protest demanding justice is already scheduled for Oct. 22.
You could call it the next battle in the fast-changing way in which online groups have put significant pressure on communities, particularly in cases involving sexual assault and bullying.
"If Maryville won't defend these young girls, if the police are too cowardly or corrupt to do their jobs, if justice system has abandoned them, then we will have to stand for them," Anonymous said in a statement. "Mayor Jim Fall, your hands are dirty. Maryville, expect us."
According to the Star, on the winter night in question a then-14-year-old girl named Daisy Coleman, along with a 13-year-old girlfriend, convened at Coleman's house for a sleepover. They hung out in her bedroom watched movies, drank some stolen booze and texted with an older football player.
By 1 a.m. they snuck out, got picked up by two boys, 17-year-old Matthew Barnett and a friend, and returned to a small party at Barnett's home. They had to climb through a basement window to get in without his parents knowing. A few older boys were there, all popular, prominent athletes at Maryville High School.
It was then, according to court records and media accounts, Barnett handed Coleman a glass of clear liquid. She drank it and maintains that's about the last thing she remembers. What happened next isn't apparently of much dispute. Barnett and Coleman wound up in a bedroom and had sex. At one point a friend filmed part of it on an iPhone. In another room, the 13-year-old had sex with another 15-year-old boy even though she testified that she repeatedly said no.
Eventually the girls were driven back to the Coleman's. The 13-year-old, who was at least capable of walking, was sent into the house. The boys said they would wait with Coleman, who was incoherent and had been crying when she was carried to the car, until she sobered up. However, instead of waiting for her to sober up or getting her help, they dumped Daisy off on her front doorstep, shoeless and coatless in temperatures that dipped to 22 degrees. The guys left.
At about 5 a.m., Coleman's mother, Melinda, heard a scratching noise at the front door. She opened it to find a shocking sight: her daughter lying there, having crawled up to knock, her hair frozen, her feet turned red. Melissa is a veterinarian, so she brought her confused daughter in and drew a cool bath to warm her up, worried about potential frostbite. As she undressed Daisy, Melissa noticed marks on her genitalia.
"Immediately," Melinda Coleman told the Kansas City Star, "I knew what happened."
There was a call to 911, then a trip for both girls to the local hospital, where vaginal tears were found and Daisy's blood alcohol level, even at 9 a.m. – seven hours after drinking that clear liquid in the basement – was 0.13.
Nodaway County Sheriff deputies arrived soon after and went to work. The story was obvious. The boys were brought in immediately to talk and later put in custody. A search warrant of the Barnett house was executed, and blankets, underwear, booze and other items were seized. Cell phones were culled. It was quick and seemingly thorough.
Sheriff Darren White has repeatedly told the media he was certain there would be prosecutions.
"I was actually pretty happy with it because we had what I considered to be a very serious crime and within a matter of a few hours, we had warrants for their arrest and they'd been arrested," White told KCUR-TV out of Kansas City last summer. "… Did a crime occur? Hell yes, it occurred. Was it a horrible crime? Yes, it was a horrible crime. And did these boys need to be punished for it? Absolutely."
Only, it didn't turn out that way.
The then 15-year-old boy who had sex with the then 13-year-old girl was punished, via the juvenile judicial system, which keeps all names private.
Barnett was charged as an adult for sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child. He never denied having sex with Daisy Coleman or that he knew she had been drinking. He just said it was consensual. In Missouri, statutory rape is defined as either having sex with someone under 14 or if a person is 21 and the victim is less than 17 years of age. Neither distinction applies here, an important legal bullet dodged.
The case would largely hinge on whether Coleman was incapacitated by alcohol and thus incapable of consent.
Meanwhile, then 17-year-old friend Jordan Zech was charged as an adult with the sexual exploitation of a minor for videotaping part of the encounter on his iPhone. The video was later deleted and unrecoverable.
(While Yahoo generally doesn't release the names of sexual assault victims, the Coleman family, including Daisy, now 16, have given the media consent to do so in an effort to publicize the case. They have given multiple on-camera interviews.)
The charges brought little relief. The Coleman children, who include Daisy and two siblings, say they were harassed at school and online. The family was new to Maryville, having moved from Albany, about 40 miles to the east, after the death of their father in an automobile accident.
The boys involved, including the Barnetts, are prominent long-time residents in a community where almost everyone knows everyone. Many locals rallied around Barnett, who was facing a potentially long prison sentence.
Soon Melinda Coleman was fired from her job, which she believes was related to the alleged assault. Daisy went into depression, including, the family said, multiple failed suicide attempts. When the Colemans moved back to Albany seeking a fresh start, the old home they owned and sat unoccupied in Maryville suspiciously burnt to the ground.
It was something out of Hollywood.
Making matters more difficult, the charges against Zech and Barnett were dropped by local prosecutor, Robert Rice.
Melinda Coleman said she's never gotten an explanation why. Rice has said little, although he did disclose to the Kansas City Star that there wasn't enough evidence.
"There wasn't any prosecuting attorney that could take that case to trial," Rice told the paper. "It had to be dismissed. And it was. … They were doing what they wanted to do, and there weren't any consequences. And it's reprehensible. But is it criminal? No."
The case may have drifted off into history if not for the Colemans' pursuit of the media. Most notably, an extensive story by Dugan Arnett of the Star that blew it up.
The spotlight has zoomed immediately on the town and prosecutor Rice, who, if nothing else, has done a dreadful job explaining why he didn't at least take the case to a grand jury or hand it over to the state's attorney general's office. His defiance hasn't played well.
Instead, the narrative has been left to snowball across the Internet.
The obvious and first reaction here is one of anger. A young girl taken advantage of, raped, discarded in the frost grass by callous older boys, who because of their athletic ability and family connections are protected by the powers that be in this small backward town.
That may be a true version, although to make that immediate conclusion is to engage in stereotyping. It is to assume that in Maryville no one cares about sexual assault or young girls. It is to conclude that judgments have been blinded by loyalty to a local powerhouse high school football team. It is to presume the possibility of some political muscle – Barnett's grandfather is a former state representative –– trying to make this go away and a prosecutor bending to it.
Those are huge leaps to make here. At least at this point with what is currently known.
Yet these cases aren't necessarily about perspective and patience. Anonymous, for one, is demanding that the state's attorney general reopen the case, even if the AG says it doesn't have the legal power to step in and overrule a county prosecutor. It isn't just Anonymous that's confused, though. No less than the lieutenant governor and a number of prominent state officials have asked for the same thing.
And consider Anonymous' statement calling for action, which declared the city's mayor has "dirty hands." He clearly has no authority over the county sheriff, which conducted a seemingly swift and thorough investigation, or the county prosecutor.
He was listed by name anyway. He might as well get used to it.
It wasn't all that different in Steubenville, where much of the initial speculation about cover-ups has yet to pan out with actual fact. The police, by all current public accounts, did a proper job. Meanwhile, a state-convened special grand jury is still investigating pretty much all aspects of the night in question in an effort to alleviate concerns. It has delivered one indictment, a school official, although the details aren't likely to be made public until a pretrial hearing on Oct. 25.
Regardless, the damage was done.
In Maryville, it's just beginning. This is not all bad. While it has its negative aspects, online vigilantism does bring attention and a relentless force that can create action. There are reasonable questions here to be answered. How did the charges just get dropped? How could this not be enough to at least take in front of a grand jury? How could a girl who passed out not have been incapacitated?
Rice is refusing to talk to the media or make any public declarations beyond a prepared statement that answers virtually nothing. He says a state law prevents him from discussing a closed case.
He's making a huge mistake, however, if he thinks that is going to satisfy anyone.
"The article recently published in the Kansas City Star did not include all the facts as to what transpired in a 2012 criminal case," Rice said in the statement released Tuesday. "There was insufficient evidence to prove a criminal charge beyond a reasonable doubt. The State's witnesses refused to cooperate and invoked their 5th Amendment privilege to not testify.
"The personal attacks made against me are malicious, wrong, and never happened.
"Law enforcement authorities and I are prohibited from commenting on the facts of a closed criminal case."
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Former South African President Nelson Mandela Dies
(Johannesburg) -- Former South African President Nelson Mandela has died. Mandela had been dealing with health issues over the past several months that led to his hospitalization on more than one occasion. Mandela stepped aside as president in 1999, and appeared increasingly frail in rare public appearances.
[PHOTOS: Remembering Nelson Mandela]
Nelson Mandela was born in July of 1918 and gained notoriety as a civil rights leader in South Africa. The winner of the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize, he and others fought against the ruling National Party's practice of apartheid, in which minority whites ruled the majority blacks through legalized racial segregation. Mandela was convicted with others of plotting to overthrow the government and was sentenced to life in prison in 1962.
It was while in prison that Mandela became internationally known. He refused to compromise his political ideals in order to be released from prison and became a symbol of resistance for the anti-apartheid movement. Mandela was released from prison in February of 1990 and began working tirelessly to abolish the legal segregation of the National Party. After apartheid was dismantled, Mandela was elected President of South Africa in 1994.


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D.C. needs a grassroots fix
Walking across New Hampshire last month, recruiting citizens in the "Live Free" state to the cause of fundamental reform—a 185 mile walk that we just finished, with about a hundred crossing the finishing line: read more here—I met a man who told me he was a "conservative Republican," which, as he explained is "spelled 'T E A P A R T Y.'" "What's the chance," he asked me, "of getting one of us to take this issue on? What Tea Party candidates are with you?"
His question reminded me of just how different New Hampshire is—at least from the world within the beltway of D.C. Because within New Hampshire, there are plenty from the right who look at the "system of corruption in Washington," as John McCain described it in 1999, and are open to the sort of fundamental reform that would actually fix it. Andrew Hemingway, a young leader of the Tea Party in New Hampshire, and the likely Republican nominee for governor, marched with us on the walk. So too did Republican Jim Rubens, a former state senator now in the Republican primary for the United States Senate. These Republicans are not afraid to talk about real reforms that would actually address this "corruption." They agree Washington is broken, and they are serious about finding a way to fix it.
But when you look to the standard bearers of the Tea Party Right—even those who, as the Daily Kos described, are "strategically adopting positions to triangulate … left and right flank[s]" (read: Rand Paul)—the substance of their reforms is pretty weak tea. Though they insist (and they are right) that "crony capitalism" is corrupting both government and capitalism, their remedies seem more designed to avoid offending the large funders of Republican campaigns than to actually changing anything fundamental. I get how "repeal(ing) the 17th Amendment!" sounds really tough. I don't get how it does anything to solve the corruption that is Washington. And as far as I've seen, none within the cabal has yet to explain just how their dream—of a smaller government, not infected with the cronyism that now reigns—gets built so long as congressman profit from a larger, and more invasive government (just ask Peter Schweitzer: more targets for "extortion"), and so long as "corporate welfare," as the Cato Institute reminds us, is the easiest way for congressmen to recruit loyal funders.
But if you take a step outside of D.C.'s beltway, you can begin to find thinkers from the libertarian right who are talking about the sort of reform that would radically change the way Washington "works," so to speak. And more intriguingly, people who talk about it in away that suggests a platform that could genuinely unite Right and Left.
Take David Stockman—the former Republican congressman from Michigan, and Ronald Reagan's budget director (until a "friend" betrayed his confidences and Stockman's true views about the Reagan administration became public). At an event at Harvard last fall, Stockman spoke about his latest book, The Great Deformation, a work practically architected to be hated by everyone. There are no heroes in Stockman's book—or at least none that any ordinary American is likely to recall. Keynes was wrong, Friedman was wrong, Reagan was wrong, Obama is wrong, Larry Summers is the devil, and both FDR and the Reagan supply-siders were frauds. Even Stockman gets attacked in Stockman's book. The book is depressing on steroids. The meme is the inverse of Harvey Milk: you gotta take away all their hope.
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Bears Get Past Rodgers-Less Packers
(Green Bay, WI) -- Matt Forte ran for 125 yards and a touchdown to lead the Bears to a 27-20 win over the Packers at Lambeau Field. Josh McCown threw for 272 yards and two scores as Chicago improved to 5-and-3 and handed Green Bay its first home loss. Brandon Marshall had seven catches for 107 yards and a TD while Alshon Jeffery grabbed five balls for 60 yards and a score. The Packers played most of the game without starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who left after the first offensive drive with an injury to his non-throwing shoulder. Seneca Wallace threw for 114 yards and an interception in relief of Rodgers. Eddie Lacy rumbled for 150 yards and a touchdown for Green Bay, which is now in a three-way tie with Chicago and Detroit atop the NFC North.


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The Party of No Flirts With Yes as Mitch McConnell's Grip on the GOP Slips
This has been a really important week in the United States Senate, as important a week as we've seen there in a long, long time. No, not because Harry Reid out-pokered Mitch McConnell on the filibuster fight. No, not because President Obama finally got some long-scuttled nominees approved on bipartisan votes. No, not because John McCain decided to become, for a while at least, the Mavericky McCain of the 1990s and early 2000s. And no, not even because of the bipartisan (did I really use that word twice, to describe the Senate?) deal to keep student loan rates low, on which they'll vote next week. Rather, it was a really important week because of the upshot of all those things, or the reason they all happened: this is the week that Mitch McConnell lost his iron grip on the Senate Republican caucus.
That McConnell has had that grip is beyond question, I trust you'd agree. When people like Olympia Snowe (now retired) and Lisa Murkowski (effectively thrown out of the party by Alaska's voters) vote no on virtually everything, as they did for the duration of Obama's term, when major items on the president's agenda (jobs bill, infrastructure bank, etc.) can't even get a hearing, let alone a vote ... well, it's not entirely provable, but Senate watchers all know there is only one reason for that: the opposition party's leadership is basically telling senators, "You vote for X, and I can't protect you if someone decides to primary you." That's a McConnell deal straight up and down.
There were a few, very few, exceptions on high-profile votes. Four Republicans actually voted for the Dodd-Frank bill. There was the fiscal-cliff vote, when, in the late innings, even Fox News hosts were warning Republicans about the polls showing clearly that Republicans would shoulder the bulk of the blame if the government went over the cliff. Even McConnell voted for that one.
But fundamentally, it's been no, no, no, no, and no. And it's been because of McConnell and his infamous pledge to make Obama a one-term president.
And suddenly, this week, that changed. How?
In the first case, it was the filibuster showdown that Reid forced. I hope it sunk in on all the Democrats what power they gained from having 51 votes to change those rules, and from the fact that McConnell and all the Republicans knew they had the votes. Just look at what's happened since.
The first vote was a cloture vote (60 yeas needed) to make Richard Cordray the official head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, an agency the Republicans detest. He passed cloture 71-29, with 16 Republicans voting yea. Trust me: a GOP caucus over which McConnell retained full control would have given Cordray exactly the number of votes needed, five, to clear the cloture hurdle. But 16 of them voted to pass him through (McConnell, of course, not among them).
Then came Cordray's official confirmation vote, which needed only a 51-vote simple majority. He needed no Republicans, in other words. A GOP caucus listening to its leader would have given him none. He got 12. One of the dozen, Lindsey Graham,later said: "Cordray was filibustered because we don't like the law. That's not a reason to deny someone their appointment. We were wrong."
It continued. Fred Hochberg, the nominee to head the Export-Import Bank, got 82 votes for both cloture and confirmation. Tom Perez for Labor and Gina McCarthy for the EPA were tougher votes for Republicans than Hochberg, but even they made it. Perez didn't get any GOP votes on confirmation, but he got the six he needed for cloture. McCarthy got 16 Republicans for cloture, including, incredibly, Jeff Sessions and David Vitter. Then she got six Republicans for confirmation.
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Teen's Hobby Kills Him in Gruesome Accident
(NEWSER) – A 19-year-old in New York City died in a gruesome freak accident yesterday when he was hit in the head by the remote-control helicopter he was operating. Police say Roman Pirozek died almost instantly when he was hit by the machine's 2-foot-long blades, which sliced his neck and took off the top of his head, reports the New York Daily News. Pirozek, an accomplished model-helicopter pilot who was introduced to the hobby by his father, died in front of horrified witnesses in a Brooklyn park frequented by model-helicopter fans.


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Columnist Rips Adrian Peterson for Son's Murder
(NEWSER) – Days after the death of Adrian Peterson's toddler son, a New York Post columnist is taking Peterson to task. Phil Mushnick is upset, first of all, that Peterson said he was ready to play football hours after the boy's death, rather than being incapacitated by grief. Secondly, Mushnick wonders: How could Peterson have allowed his son to remain in a dangerous situation (the boy's mother's boyfriend, who has a history of violence, is suspected of beating him to death)? As an NFL MVP, couldn't he "have provided his son a better life, a longer life?" And, finally, Mushnick takes issue with Peterson in general, noting his arrests for reckless driving and resisting arrest when he and his friends refused to leave a nightclub. (The Post'sonline homepage is teasing the column with the headline, "Son's death doesn't make Adrian Peterson a great person.")
Needless to say, Mushnick's column was met with a bit of outrage:
- On Gawker, Hamilton Nolan posted his response in the "Monsters" category and calls the Post "New York's most pungent gutter tabloid."
- Likewise, David D.'s headline on Uproxx: "Phil Mushnick Is a Horrible Person for His Adrian Peterson Article." He concludes by declaring Mushnick "classless, racist, and despicable."


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The interface between education and training
Dalglish, Carol L. (1988) The interface between education and training. In Molyneux, Frank, Low, George , & Fowler, Gerry (Eds.) Learning for Life : Politics and Progress in Recurrent Education. Croome Helme, pp. 194-200.
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