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The high school crew season began over the weekend for most of the teams from Atlantic, Cape and Cumberland counties.
The Lake Lenape Sprints I was held Saturday in Mays Landing. The 1,500-meter course, which ends just beyond the lighthouse on the lake, is Atlantic County's top high school crew venue. The second Manny Flick-Horvat Regatta was held Sunday on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia.
Racing is held weekends in Philadelphia, Mays Landing, on the Cooper River in Camden, in Middletown, Del., and at Mercer County Park.
The first of the five championship regattas is the Garden State Scholastic Rowing Championships scheduled for April 26 on the Cooper River in Camden County.
The Press Elite 11 rankings will run on Mondays starting in early April. The rankings rate teams according to overall performance, with an emphasis on the varsity eights.
Boys team previews
St. Augustine Prep returns 12 seniors, including three coxswains. Rowers Zach LaBarth, Shane Dickson and Zack Seither are back from the Hermits' varsity eight, which led the team to the No. 1 ranking all season last year in the Elite 11.
The Prep varsity eight won the Garden State regatta for the sixth straight year. The varsity eight was second in the Philadelphia City Championships and won the Atlantic County race by more than seven seconds. The crew was fifth at the Stotesbury Cup Regatta in Philadelphia, and won the petite (consolation) final at the Scholastic Rowing Association of America Regatta (commonly called the Nationals) on the Cooper River.
Senior Kieran Hughes was in the second eight last year, and Tommy Puhalski rowed in the lightweight eight. Both boats were Press All-Star selections last spring. Matt Mohnack and Eric Jones were in the junior eight in 2013, while Hughes was in the second eight. The senior coxswains are Billy Reeves, Andrew Parra and Edward Worton.
"We graduated 22 seniors last year, so there's a big gap in our upper boats," St. Augustine coach Ray D'Amico said. "Our young guys will have a chance to move up. Our senior group is very skilled, so we should be fast."
Absegami returns many from last year's team, which finished fourth in the Elite 11. The Braves have six seniors, including Samran Ali and brother Soban Ali, Matt Deibert, Joey Hawn, Kyle Hershman and coxswain Shiv Patel.
"It's going to be tough to keep up with the varsity-eight tradition that (former head coach) Jack McCabe had," coach Todd Warker said. "But with the freshmen we have coming up, I don't see why we can't equal that or do better eventually."
Holy Spirit has eight seniors and many of its top rowers back. The Spartans could improve on last year's No. 5 ranking in the Elite 11.
Holy Spirit's junior eight was a Press All-Star boat, and current seniors Steve Brown, Harrison Gargel, Austin Theuret and Jake Fabel were members of that crew. The Spartans also have Jack Marczyk, Pat Shober and Brett Hanson.
"We're hoping to be very competitive this year," coach Mike Giegerich said.
Ocean City has nearly everyone back from last year and should have a good season. Seniors Jake Newsome, Pat Carr, Will Graham and coxswain Chris Barham were part of a Red Raiders lightweight eight that won at Lake Lenape on Saturday. Other contributors include Noah Bromhead, Dennis Newell, T.C. Carroll and coxswain Justin Goucher. The Red Raiders' freshman eight and novice eight were both Press All-Star boats last spring.
"I just want the boys to row as well as they can," coach Mike Millar said.
Oakcrest returns all four rowers from a junior four that last year won Atlantic County, was third at Stotesbury and second at the Nationals. Those four are seniors Jeremy Nale, Zach Hartman, Matt Dragotto and Robert Tewell. The Falcons also have seniors Kenny Roller, Joey Abbott and Tyler Baldi.
"I'm looking forward to seeing the hard work pay off," coach Kevin Wessler said. "We're looking forward to seeing the varsity eight get some medals."
Egg Harbor Township likely will be led by seniors Ryan Rimmele, Trevor Tuthill and Waleed Omar, who won in the varsity four Saturday at Lake Lenape, along with Wei Li and coxswain Frankie Sutton.
"I preach that we bow to nobody," coach Phil Strauss said. "If we're good enough to medal, that's good. If not, it's a good learning experience."
Vineland has Kyle Leimeister and Josh Marcacci back from last year's varsity four that won the Atlantic County race and became a Press All-Star boat. The Fighting Clan also have Mark Novatorskiy, this winter's Press Boys Swimmer of the Year, plus Chad Menz and Dylan Gentile.
"We got the ball rolling last year, but this year we need to earn more respect," coach Joe LaRosa said.
Atlantic City has mostly juniors and will run a freshman eight for the first time in John Slattery's five years as the coach.
The Vikings likely will be led by Juan Forero, Hunter Pizagno, Gavin Stecker, Santiago Gonzalez, McCarthy Johnson and Ahmed Dewair. Leading the freshmen are Bradford Cress and Connor Jones.
"We're looking forward to the season because of the progress the younger kids have made," Slattery said.
Mainland Regional graduated only one senior and has a solid core back. The Mustangs have several freshmen, too. Mainland has seniors Martin Brenner, Jesse Troiano, Patrick Green, John Nazha, Paul Berges and Chris Castellano, and juniors Doug Davis, Mike Bell and Zach Ewing.
"The guys are hungry and competitive, and those are attributes you want in your athletes," coach David Funk said. "We'll try to make an impact."
Cedar Creek features seniors Kendall Laster, Drew Logan and Pat Lowe.
"We're hoping to go out and challenge other boats," coach Mike Simons said.
Girls team previews
Holy Spirit dominated southern New Jersey girls crew in 2013 with an outstanding varsity eight and for the second straight year an undefeated lightweight eight. The Spartans, No. 1 in the final Press Elite 11, certainly should be strong again.
The varsity eight won last season's first three championship regattas, the Garden State Scholastic Rowing Championships, the Philadelphia City Championships, and the Atlantic County Championships. Holy Spirit won the County race by more than eight seconds.
Holy Spirit has 12 seniors, many of whom were in those two boats. Seniors Christine Wojciechowicz, Lauren Slattery, Michelle Smith, Tara Puhalski and coxswain Claire McLenna were in last year's varsity eight. Caroline Bradley, Cailin McCully and Danielle Peck are seniors from the 2013 lightweight eight.
Three of this year's seniors - Kristi Spicer, Catie Vesper and Nichole Vizthum - were in last year's junior eight, which also was a Press All-Star boat. The other Spartans All-Star boats were the second eight, freshman eight and lightweight quad. Another senior, Megan Gleason, was in the second eight.
"We've got some good kids. We're blessed with that," coach Joe Welsh said. "We think we'll be competitive. It's all up to them."
Absegami, second in the final Elite 11 of 2013, returns some of its team, including four who are back from last year's varsity eight. Seniors Briana Riccelli, a third-year member of the varsity eight, and Adrienne Pederson were part of the crew that upset Holy Spirit at the 2012 Atlantic County Championships. Pederson was in the second eight last year. Sue Greenwood, Kerri Roman and coxswain Alyssa Rice were in the varsity eight in 2013.
Also expected to be in the Braves' top boat are Sonia Rubillo, Sam Irvin, Mackenzie Dorsett and Arielle Schafer.
"We're hoping to hold our own in the varsity eight. Time will tell," coach Brad Young said.
Mainland Regional, No. 3 in the final 2013 Elite 11, concentrated on smaller boats the last few seasons but new coach Dave Bird plans to run a varsity eight this year. The Mustangs' varsity eight made a winning debut Saturday in a five-boat race at the Lake Lenape Sprints I. Yvonne Olson, Jenna Rosado and coxswain Rachel Kelley were part of that crew. The Mustangs also have coxswain Erin McDonnell.
"We're going to give (the varsity eight) a shot," Bird said. "We have a young team, and it would be easy to go the junior-eight route, but we have some strong kids. We want to be competitive. That's always our goal."
Oakcrest, fourth in the Elite 11 at the end of last spring, features senior coxswain Lindsey Prychka, senior Jessica Lindsday and sophomore Giana Johnson. Several return from a junior eight that won the Garden State race and was third at the Nationals. The Falcons also have many freshmen.
"My goal is to have fun and keep them happy," coach Asiya Mahmud said. "That way we'll do better."
Atlantic City graduated five seniors but has seven back from last year's varsity eight. The Vikings, who were No. 5 in the final Elite 11 a year ago, are led by Leslie Feriozzi, Morgan Bassford, twins Abby and Maddie Gragg, Abby Pierson, Lauren Stinson, Taylor Hendri, Sam Magano and Teresa Burns.
"We have an exciting group of kids who are working real hard," coach Sean Duffey said. "We're looking forward to some good racing this year."
Egg Harbor Township has many returnees. Seniors Emily Woods, Antonia Maffia and coxswain Vida Torres are back from last year's junior four, which was a Press All-Star boat. Sydnie Pennington was the stroke of the varsity four in 2013. The Eagles have several good lightweights, including seniors Danielle McCormick, Krista Williams, Taylor Cass, Brook Gaskill and Allison Kiker.
"We're looking forward to a good season," coach Dan Welsh said. "We want to get racing to see what we have and what the others have. We should have some crews in the mix."
Vineland has three seniors - Aria Asselta, Aubrie Lincks and Mollie Fisher - who have rowed together four years. They combined with Rachel Fay and Ana Karen Mejia to win the girls varsity four race Saturday on Lake Lenape. Junior Lindsay Olita, a second-year rower, is a good prospect.
"I would say we have a very optimistic outlook on the season," coach Lauren Lillie said. "We have a lot of returning juniors and seniors, and we also have a group of promising novice rowers who are showing a lot of potential."
Ocean City doesn't return many juniors and seniors, but has many sophomores, and several freshmen and novices. The Red Raiders are led by seniors Susie Baumgardner and Maddie Szabo, junior Fiona Devine, and sophomores Fran Kane and Juliana Kemenosh.
"I think this year we can be strong in our categories," coach Alex Petrella said. "They're working hard."
Cedar Creek features the varsity four of Nikki Martin, Paige McColgan, Aeberli Begasse, Gabrielle Torres and coxswain Hope Long. The crew, all juniors except for sophomore McColgan, was second to Vineland on Saturday.
"The varsity four will be the leaders of the team," coach Mike Simons said. "The girls in the varsity four grew up together, and they push each other."
Our Lady of Mercy Academy graduated only two seniors off the 2013 team and could show improvement with the return of many experienced rowers. Coach Sean O'Brikis could not be reached for comment.
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If you're looking for contemporary dance through to stage productions, music and film, Rome Europa is a perfect collective to help promote performances around the city. Bringing together all the arts under one umbrella, the Rome Europa Festival has been successfully running since 1986. As of 2016 the festival featured 524 artists across 21 locations, with a number of shows being brought to Italy for the first time. With backing from the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Tourism, the festival has been able to expand upon traditional dance and theatre to embrace technology with some more intriguing and experimental art installations.
The nearest airports to Rome are Ciampino and Fiumicino (aka Leonardo da Vinci International Airport), both of which are less than 45 minutes into the city. Once central it is easy to visit the various locations. Ticket prices vary from show to show, although you can purchase through the official website which also provides an update on availability should you wish to make decision at a later date. As for opening times, evening performances tend to start around 9pm, daytime exhibits will depend on the venues opening hours.
Check the calendar of events online and book tickets in advance if you know what you wish to attend. If you're happy to go with the flow, remember some venues may only have limited capacity and if you're taking the family there may be some age restrictions. There are package deals available on tickets too, so make the most of your visit and buy a subscription. You can buy 6 shows under one pass, or if you're staying for a while purchase the "Pass Panorama" to gain access up to 30 shows of your choice. With so much diversity available planning in advance is highly recommended.
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Percept bags CBC's events and marketing rights
The Indian Boxing Federation has appointed media and communications company Percept as event and marketing partner for the ensuing Commonwealth Boxing Championship to be held at Talkatora Stadium in Delhi.
As the event and marketing partner, Percept will be responsible for organising and getting sponsorships for the event scheduled to be held from 10-18 March. The IBF is apparently looking to raise Rs 10.75 million in sponsorships from the event, which will used to test the venue for the Commonwealth Games scheduled from 3-14 October.
IBF secretary general PKM Raja had earlier told SportzPower that IOS and LSM are the two companies which had been shortlisted for the CBC. "We are still working out the details, but Percept is going to work for us for the Commonwealth Boxing Championship," Raja now informs.
Raja said the federation had arranged around 1800 seats out of the total of 3035 for the common spectators at the CBC. "Roughly around 1800 seats will be available for the public, while the rest will be for participating teams, their boxers, coaches, and managers – that would around 200-250 people. Then we have people from the organising committee, local dignitaries, MDMC, other local organizers, so another 800-1000 would be available for them."
The Talkatora Stadium is fully air-conditioned with circular seating. There would also be a giant score board, which will have a slow motion replay between the rounds. Scores would also be displayed on all sides of the plasma screen. The adjacent building to the competition venue will have boxers lounge, warm-up area, and press lounge amongst others.
Queried about the ticket pricing, Raja said, "It will not be very high, the pricing will be affordable to the common man." As many as 120 boxers from 14 countries – England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, South Africa, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Mauritius, Kenya, Samoa, Singapore and hosts India – will vie for the 40 medals at stake. Pakistan and Bangladesh have, however, yet to confirm their participation. The entire championship will be telecast live on DD Sports.


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- Year Built: 1996
- Status: Sold on 6/14/2012
- Parking Type Description: Attached 2 cars
- Lot Area: 2.14
- School District: Schuylerville
- Property ID: 101799315
- Beds: 3
- Total Rooms: 6
- New Construction: No
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $4,500
- Style: Split-Level
- Baths: 2 (Full: 1 3/4: 0 1/2: 1 Other: 0)
- Fireplaces: 2
- Total Square Footage: 1,450 ($158.55 per sq. foot)
- County: Saratoga
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To get there from the festival, we took off on a winding road that soon dwindled from two lanes to one; we made a few wrong turns and after asking directions turned onto a narrow gravel road. It forked yet again. We took one fork and when it narrowed to just a little better than a grassy track, we turned around. The other fork, however, climbed a steep, rock-strewn bank. We drove up a little ways, saw big mudholes ahead and decided we'd have to give up. About this time a truck came down the other fork, We hurried down the hill to ask directions yet again--there had been no other traffic at all and we didn't want to miss this chance! I winced as we bumped and jounced over the boulders on the road. My little SUV is all wheel drive, but she's no off-roader.
The men in the truck assured us that the rocky road we'd been on was the right way so off we went again. By this time it was getting dark, the mudholes were getting bigger and deeper and the drop-off to the creek far below was ever closer as the road continued to narrow. I've been on many bad roads, but this one--well, knowing we were beyond cell signal and there were no houses for several miles made me a little nervous. What if we blew a tire, got stuck, or busted the oil pan on a rock? There was no sign of the little town we were looking for.
As we approached another hairpin turn, we saw headlights. Another vehicle was approaching and we searched for a pull-off place. The little blue Tracker stopped when Larry rolled down his window and waved. "Are we on the right road to get to Petroleum?"
"Yeah, but why do you want to go there?" Two sets of curious eyes checked out our car. "That's an awful nice car to have back in here."
"I'm a storyteller," I explained. "I like to find places with stories, and Petroleum has such a great history. I especially like ghost stories."
"Storyteller! Have you ever heard the story of Eaton's Tunnel?"
I had never heard of it, but it took only a few minutes for the man to give me the basics of the tale. It was enough to make me want to learn more. Buried bodies, ghostly wails, voices--what was the whole story behind the tunnel's haunted reputation? Yesterday I spent some time researching the tale, trying to get more particulars.
Eaton Tunnel, I learned, is Tunnel #21 on the B&O Line from Parkersburg to Grafton, WV. It was built sometime between 1867-1870. The keystone on the tunnel is dated 1867. In 1869, a young construction worker named Thomas Nashville Johnson was working at the tunnel. He was 27 years old, married to Alpha Jane Marshall, and the father of 4 children. Alpha had moved to Petroleum with her father who was a mail carrier and prior to her marriage and lived at California House, a large hotel so named because of the many travelers on the Staunton-Parkersburg Turnpike that passed the hotel who were headed to the western oilfields and the California gold fields.
One day there was a rock fall in the tunnel, and Thomas Johnson was killed. Alpha soon remarried, this time to a Civil War vet named Asa Jenkins. Asa was once arrested during the war as a deserter, but whether he was actually deserting or just assigned to a sharpshooting unit is not clear. He did spend some time in prison on the charge. He may not have been the best of men as he also at some point in his life spent time in prison for theft. Alpha divorced him in 1875, but he had already remarried at that time, so perhaps the divorce date was actually 1873. Still, he must have been a poor husband for her to divorce him since divorce was not common in those days.
So were the ghostly wails and the voice heard in Tunnel #21 Thomas Johnson? I continued to dig into the history, and found another tragic event at the tunnel almost 100 years later.
By the late 1950's, railroad freight cars were getting bigger and bigger. The narrow, low tunnels on the B&O line was creating an area referred to as "The Bottleneck" by railroaders because of the difficulty of getting the larger trains through the tunnels. The B&O decided to renovate the tunnels, widening them and raising their roofs to accommodate the larger trains; this was called a "clearance" project. On June 6, 1963, Tunnel #21 collapsed during these renovations, trapping 3 men.
One of the men was quickly rescued and sustained only a broken ankle. Another was rescued after hours under the rubble and taken to a hospital in Columbus, Ohio, where he later died of his injuries. The third worker could not be recovered; each time the rescue teams tried, more of the tunnel gave way. Finally, with the consent of the worker's family, the tunnel was sealed with his remains still inside. A new tunnel was constructed close by. No marker was placed at the site in remembrance of the lost worker, and today only a muddy footpath leads to the old tunnel, which has collapsed still further and is too dangerous to enter at all.
Most likely, then, this is why people think they hear things at the tunnel and why they report chill air and strange feelings when they visit it. We did not try to find the tunnel on this trip as darkness had caught up with us and we had miles to go before reaching home. I will go back one day, and I'll bring flowers with me to lay at the site of this lonely, unmarked and unintended grave.
That, as they say, is the rest of the story. Or most of the rest of the story. I still do not know the buried man's name, or the names of the other injured men. I still have research to do to complete this tale, but today it was the centerpiece of my explanation of how I develop a story--through curiosity, research, wondering and wandering. On the drive home under the Harvest Moon, I thought about how we find stories--or rather, how stories sometimes find us. In the most unexpected places.
Copyright 2012 Susanna Holstein. All rights reserved. No Republication or Redistribution Allowed without attribution to Susanna Holstein.


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How many hours of continuing education do I need to complete to renew my Construction Supervisor License?
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The house I am looking to buy is valued £15000 less than the asking price. The bank lending me a mortgage say they will only lend for the amount that the house is valued for. What options do I have now?
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Tour Scotland wee video of photographs from a March small group tour of the cemetery in Collace, Perthshire, Scotland. Collace parish church was built as a Free Church in 1854 but changed to the Church of Scotland in 1929. It was originally known as the Burrelton Free Church and later as Buerrelton and Cargill. John MacKay Bernard of Dunsinnan and Buttergask born 1857, died 1919, is buried in Collace churchyard close to his Dunsinnan estate. He was a Scottish brewer, philanthropist and noted amateur meteorologist. He was President of the Scottish Meteorological Society from 1912 to 1915. He was born the son of Thomas Bernard, died 1874, of the Edinburgh brewing company of Thomas and James Bernard Brewers Ltd. founded in 1840. They operated from 71 North Back in the Canongate. On his father's death in 1874 he inherited the company along with his older brother Daniel Bernard. John decided to attend university to better his knowledge and graduated BSc form Edinburgh University in 1887. Thomas and James Bernard Brewers survived until 1960 when it was taken over by Scottish Brewers Ltd. Of interest to folks with ancestry, genealogy or Scottish Family Roots in Scotland who may wish to visit one day.
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In February my little girl, 21 months old at the time, had an accident in which her cousin shut the door on her finger which resulted in a partial amputation of her fingertip. We obviously rushed her to A&E, and although the immediate care that she received was good, (the cleaning and dressing of wound), the care that followed after that was awful. They said she needed a surgery and that they could do one that very day - and then kept her going hours without food for three days in a row - making her starve 3 whole days, as long as 10 hours, for a surgery which they could not confirm when they could carry out. Finally on the third day after watching my child screaming and crying for food, where she was starving for over 10 hours, I had no choice but to walk out of the hospital. No mother would sit and watch her child suffer like this for a surgery which wasn't certain. Staff at the reception said that we would apparently have to keep coming in every day with my daughter fasting, and wait until they could fit her in for a surgery. Do they expect me to watch my already suffering baby slowly die of starvation? I had to give her food, and obviously giving her food meant the operation won't be done. so I left the hospital.
Over the weekends there was no call back from the hospital; they obviously didn't care. I sought alternative treatment taking her to the local walk in centre. Doctor there changed her dressing but advised we have no choice but to go back to the hospital since they said she will need a surgery. So the very next day we went back.
I complained to the first nurse we saw (who was writing down the report) about the delay in surgery and the long hours my child had to starve, 3 days in a row, only to not receive any treatment or surgery. Nurse could see I was upset and highly stressed, but obviously took sides with the hospital staff and did not care to reassure me. Instead they said in an accusatory fashion that it's now too late for a surgery, implying that I'm to blame for walking out of the hospital, that I should have carried on waiting and watching my baby on her third day of starving to death.
I don't know what they wrote on the notes about me after that, but attitude from the next 2 staff I saw was disgusting. The plastic surgeon told me coz the surgery could not be done, my daughter's nail would never grow back anymore, and her finger would always remain short. This person does not know how much anxiety they caused me with this false statement (as her finger is now fully healed and nail grown back), but I broke down immediately. The next nurse who did the dressing was high tempered and had disgusting behaviour, again accusing me of being an impatient person for walking out of surgery.
Also my multiple trips to A&E with my child during the winter months due to not being able to get immediate gp appointments when needed have now caused the health visiting team to be on my back, constantly checking up on me.


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Letraset (dry transfer rub-on letters) Manuscript Capitals (1972). I don't know of any digital versions.
Good find Mike. Looks like
Good find Mike. Looks like the source of the Letraset design might have been "Daisy Rimmed Fancy" as shown on page 21 of Dan X. Solo's big catalog.
A really crappy digital Manuscript Capitals http://www.dafont.com/font-comment.php?file=manuscript_caps
Koeiekat has been working on a good quality digitization but says that it is still on the drawing board http://koeiekat.com/
The Dafont version was done
The Dafont version was done from a really bad scan (low res) of a not very good source. Many letters have gaps in the outline and forms are very crude and choppy. We should point out that the outline has been removed from the examples submitted to identify. And I join Don in saying good find since the outline removal makes it all the more tricky.
Forgot to mention in my
Forgot to mention in my previous post that Manuscript Capitals are in the Letraset catalog [at least in the 1985 edition].
I don't know when Koeiekat will finish his version. If I wanted to make it I would do a high res scan of the letters in the Letraset catalog, delete the outlines and refine the letters. I would then recreate the outlines using a parallel lines feature.
I suppose that the letters could be classified as neo-Lombardic or neo-Uncial.


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Private security is the norm in Russian cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg, where residents have little faith in the government's ability to maintain public order. But in Brighton Beach, the quiet Brooklyn enclave heavily populated with aging émigrés from the former Soviet Union, a proposal to respond to a recent rash of crime by creating a private police force has left the neighborhood deeply divided.
''I don't want uniformed people who are not policemen walking the streets,'' said Pat Singer, director of the Brighton Neighborhood Association. ''This place will feel like a police state. It's too Communist for me.''
And many small business owners, like Mark Pozin, a Russian émigré and longtime resident who owns a bookstore on Brighton Beach Avenue, considers the current level of policing more than adequate. ''This is not Moscow or St. Petersburg,'' Mr. Pozin said. ''If you call 911, they're here in two or three seconds. And they're very nice, very polite.''
Still, as the neighborhood's shops and restaurants become pricier and more upscale, and as condos continue to sprout along the boardwalk, several business owners say they don't want to take any chances.
''The police can't be at a hundred places at one time,'' said Tatiana Varzar, a native Russian who was sitting in front of Tatiana's, one of two restaurants she owns in the neighborhood. In February, Ms. Varzar was robbed at gunpoint in the middle of the day as she was exiting her car in a nearby parking garage.Continue reading the main story
The proposed security force, which would be financed by local businesses, would be made up of neighborhood volunteers, unarmed but uniformed and preferably Russian-speaking, who would be trained in police work. Organizers hope to have the force on the streets by the end of the summer.
Inspector Charles Scholl, the commander of the 60th Precinct, which includes most of Brighton Beach, said he welcomed the addition of private security officers, but expressed concern about excessive vigilance. ''We don't want people to think they're Charles Bronson trying to take the streets back,'' he said.
Though the inspector admitted that ''some horrible situations have happened along Brighton Beach Avenue,'' including a string of armed robberies and the fatal stabbing of a 21-year-old, Paul Pomagrin, outside Club Spoon last month, he noted that crime overall in the precinct was down 70 percent over the last decade.
Residents, however, say that crime in Brighton Beach often goes unreported because of language barriers and what Yelena Makhnin, executive director of the Brighton Beach Business Improvement District, describes as an ''old mentality'' among Russians who grew up suspicious of officialdom. ''In the former U.S.S.R.,'' she said, ''you never found someone who liked or respected the police.''
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Update: According to an official statement provided to Electrek, Tesla's vehicle logs "confirm that this Model X was operating correctly under manual control and was never in Autopilot or cruise control at the time of the incident or in the minutes before. Data shows that the vehicle was traveling at 6 mph when the accelerator pedal was abruptly increased to 100%. Consistent with the driver's actions, the vehicle applied torque and accelerated as instructed."
A Tesla Model X P90D owner in California says his car accelerated hard while he was parking, eventually crashing into a building. While this isn't an example of Autopilot gone awry, it does harken back to the early 2000's commotion over unintended acceleration in Toyota cars.
While we don't yet know what exactly happened, we do have the testimony of Puzant Ozbag, owner of that Model X, through the Tesla Motors forums:
Our 5 day old Tesla X today while entering a parking stall suddenly and unexpectedly accelerated at high speed on its own climbing over 39 feet of planters and crashing into a building.
The airbags deployed and my wife's arms have burn marks as a consequence.
This could have easily been a fatal accident if the car's wheels were not turned slightly to the left. If they were straight, it would have gone over the planters and crashed into the store in front of the parking stall and injured or killed the patrons
The acceleration was uncontrollable, seemed maximum and the car only stopped because it hit the building and caused massive damage to the building.
This is a major problem and Tesla should stop deliveries and investigate the cause of this serious accident.
Tesla roadside assistance, who was my only contact, asked us to tow the car to AAA storage facility.
First and foremost, we are thankful that nobody was seriously injured. As Ozbag noted, the Model X hit the side of the building, missing the glass doors into the shops — though the sheer inertia of the Model X did deal heavy damage to the corner of the building it did strike.
And while Tesla will no doubt produce for the Ozbag family and their insurance the data logs from the vehicle, we highly doubt that the Model X actually accelerated on its own. We really don't want to point fingers here, but in all likelihood this is a case of driver error — instead of pressing the brake pedal while pulling into the lot the driver depressed the accelerator. And driving a Model X P90D with a 0-60 time of 3.8 seconds, that 39 feet of planters would have been crossed in no time at all.
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Can't believe the whole season has flown by. What do you think about the final episode of Series 1?
Can't believe the whole season has flown by. What do you think about the final episode of Series 1?
9/10. I really enjoyed this episode. Each segment was great, substancial and never overstayed its welcome. Reminded me of 7-12 Top Gear.
The Veyron didn't have the crown, the Veyron SS did... The Veyron is a 2005 car.
A 7/10 to finish, I guess.
Suffice to say that whereas there are still 100 gb on my hard drive devoted to all of Top Gear, GT episodes are to be deleted right now, because I don't see myself wanting to re-watch any of it, any time soon.
Thought the BMW v Golf was quite good but didn't like the May "being uncomfortable" film that much. And why did they finish with 3 consecutive Hammond segments?
The drag race at least made some use of the location where they had the tent although I'm not sure why they used the rather ancient Veyron against the 918, it's over 10 years old now and is a few generations old, still ran the Porsche close though.
Didn't particularly enjoy this episode overall and it really felt disjointed and unbalanced like they were just throwing in the films they had left to end the season.
Fantastic. Loved this. Also loved the GT3 RS seat in the M4.
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Strangely enough, I didn't like this very much. Felt like they cobbled together a number of leftovers.
tfw leftovers are better than the main features
Best one yet. 10/10
This was another one I really enjoyed, 9/10 for me.
Really good. Lots of stuff in a single episode. No lame attempts at comedy. Just having fun.
Taking the i3 on a long drive is of course typical Clarkson-anti-electric nonsense. People buying an i3 know its limits. With its 22 kWh battery, it clearly isn't state of the art. The Chevrolet Bolt (60 kWh) would have made the 200 miles. A Tesla S would have made it easily and would have won the drag race.
I liked it, more than most of the previous episodes. That 918 sounds brilliant. Disappointed more time wasn't spent out and about but that's a small complaint. Looking forward to series 2!
Bwaoh, I quite liked this episode, I don't know if it was the best in the series but then it might be if I were to start comparing it to the other episodes more closely. I liked the GTI v i3 comparison though I felt like it was deliberately biased against the i3. Not that it matters but the Rex version of the i3 is the slower version if I were to buy one i'd go for the full electric, if I wanted a hybrid I'd go for the A3 E-Tron. I wasn't big on the James May winch segment though it was reasonably entertaining. The celebrity brain crash was a bit iffy at first but it had a payoff which only Jeremy Renner from the first episode was close to equaling. Yeah, the rest was entertaining but I'm not really bothered to go into details apart from that it wasn't my favourite conversation street and the Abu Dhabi jokes weren't that great, poorest people in the room? You sure about that? Even the pilot? That room didn't look like it was full of oil sheiks or whatever.
Enjoyed this one a lot- it was a nice mix of different pieces, and felt like the old days. I think they've really hit their stride now, roll on series 2!
Everything spot on. 10/10.
holy crap, Top Gear is back!
That's about as good as it's gonna get
9/10 (drifting videos are okay-ish, tho)
Personally I would have loved to see a bike in the race as well, with them lovely straight wide roads.
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Best so far, takes total watchable minutes from this first series from 17 to 62, or putting it another way, out of the 13 episodes out there, I could edit together one decent slightly over 1 hour episode that is both entertaining and family friendly.
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Elizabeth Hand's writing honors include the Shirley Jackson Award, the James Tiptree Award, the Nebula Award, the World Fantasy Award, the International Horror Guild Award, and many others. Now, this uniquely gifted storyteller brings us a searing and iconoclastic crime novel, in which photographer Cass Neary, introduced in the underground classic Generation Loss, finds herself drawn into the shadowy world of crime in Scandinavia's coldest corners.
As this riveting tour-de-force opens, the police already want to talk to Cass about a mysterious death she was involved with previously, but before they can bring her in, Cass accepts a job offer from overseas and hops on a plane. In Helsinki, she authenticates a series of disturbing but stunning images taken by a famous fashion photographer who has cut himself off from the violent Nordic music scene where he first made his reputation. Paid off by her shady employer, she buys a one-way ticket to Reykjavik, in search of a lover from her own dark past.
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I am hooked on the Cass Neary series - totally hooked. But be warned, these are not your average mysteries and Cass is not your average amateur sleuth. Rather she's a self destructive bisexual washed-up photographer whose moment of fame was a long time ago and who longs for the good old days when the New York punk scene was at its pinnacle. Cass drinks to excess, takes drugs just to get through the day and then to end it. She is a kleptomaniac who uses other people???s medicine cabinets as a source to supply her habit, and she just happens to be in the wrong and the worst time.
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Carol Monda's performance is terrific, she is able to get to the gut of each of the characters and you know exactly what they are feeling and what they're experiencing.
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He needed to dig so deep into himself to write some of the songs which lead him to being hospitalised for depression. The album carries a lot of pain, loss and a need to be accepted for who he is.
His grandmother told him that our generation gives up on love quickly. She had to marry her sisters husband cause her sister passed away a few weeks before the wedding and her grandfathers family had already paid lobola. Her grandmother was 17 at the time and wasnt ready to get married especially to a man that supposedly wasnt for her.In time she learned to love her grandfather and thats a story of resilience that our generation is to fickle to accept.
He has had a few encounters with fans that have been touched by his music but the stand out moment was when a fan was fighting to get backstage to speak to him and security wouldn't allow it. He saw the scuffle and asked the security to let the fan in. The fan came in and told him that he wanted to commit suicide and Freedom Or Fame was the song that saved him. That night Black Lez went back to his hotel and realised the impact of his music. That made him cry throughout the night.
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Broken Mans Dream is really inspired by a whole lot of his dreams or expectation that have been broken and at the same time acknowledging that his probably not alone. Every civil person wants their mother to be around their lives and wants to consistently raise their child in they house hold. Unfortunately Blak Lez doesnt have that and this is makes part of the Broken Mans Dream. Everyone has some type of expectation thats been broken and thats what inspired the title of the album.
The single Spoko is sampled from a Lebo Mathosa joint the video is on the way.
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Make sure you catch our conversation on Onlife TV next week its super real,insightful and inspiring. Black Lez is a troubled soul like all of us thats working on himself everyday.


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So early this morning, I went to the basement for water and discovered something a little unsettling. Maybe I watch too many scary movies, and/or soak up too many creepy ghost stories, but this straight up freaked me out.
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Forums > Model Colloquy > A bit of help required RE travel and escorts.
Hello everybody!
I have been approached to do a shoot with a photographer for a Tattoo book. From what i can see, his work is amazing but i have a few problems:
1) Location is 3.5 hours away by train and will cost £78.30 but i think it is a TF shoot.
2) I can't seem to get any references, i have contacted the few models he has credited but no reply so far.
3) I have no idea where the city is, i have never travelled more than 15 miles away alone and so i would like to take an escort which i no is usually a no-no!
Any help on these points would be fantastic! I will take all advice on board.
Leone P. x
Any help on all 3
Jan 06 13 12:45 pm Link
Posts: 146
Augusta, Georgia, US
Ask him if you can bring an escort. It is not always a no no. Especially if you are traveling. If you cant get references and you aren't comfortable go with your gut.
Posts: 12221
Los Angeles, California, US
You're wanting to take an llama herder (by your description), because you feel it would mitigate the apprehension you are feeling toward the shoot.
There are more professional ways to do that.
- Let the photographer know you were unable to verify with the references he provided
- Do more research on the location
- Do more investigation on the photographer
- Don't shoot.
Posts: 12117
Tampa, Florida, US
Leone P wrote:
1. Is his work amazing enough to warrant any expenses you'd incur?
Jan 06 13 12:53 pm Link
John Allan wrote:
Leone P wrote:
My only thoughts...
His work is amazing and i have no doubt that he is 100% safe.
The 'escort' would be because i have no travelled so far alone but as you say, it would be twice as the expense as we would be travelling by train.
Leone P. x
Jan 06 13 01:04 pm Link
Leone P wrote:
If his work is really amazing, that sounds like a fair price for me. He'd probably charge you a lot more than that if you hired him to shoot you. Also, you think it's a TF shoot? A responsible person would know what they're agreeing to before they agree to it.
Leone P wrote:
So tell the photographer you're having difficulty getting any of his references to respond and you need that before you agree to a shoot. If he really wants to shoot with you, he'll either provide some additional references or contact those you've already contacted and ask them to reply to you.
Leone P wrote:
Honestly, this sounds like a really lame attempt to invent a reason to bring an escort. If you're not grown up enough to use a map or travel alone, you shouldn't be involved in modeling anyway. Kids in junior high school can manage those basic tasks.
Jan 06 13 01:10 pm Link
DougBPhoto wrote:
It is the travelling that daunts me. I'm not afraid to do the shoot alone but its travelling to an unknown city, sitting alone on a train for 3.5 hours (mind numbingly boring!) and trying to navigate my way to the shoot. It doesn't help that my sense of direction is abysmal.
Jan 06 13 01:11 pm Link
Leone P wrote:
Reading material is your friend. Or in this day & age, one of those little electronic gizmos that let you do many things.
Jan 06 13 01:12 pm Link
BTHPhoto wrote:
Leone P wrote:
If his work is really amazing, that sounds like a fair price for me. He'd probably charge you a lot more than that if you hired him to shoot you. Also, you think it's a TF shoot? A responsible person would know what they're agreeing to before they agree to it.
Leone P wrote:
So tell the photographer you're having difficulty getting any of his references to respond and you need that before you agree to a shoot. If he really wants to shoot with you, he'll either provide some additional references or contact those you've already contacted and ask them to reply to you.
1) We haven't discussed anything past him asking me if i would like to do the shoot, i didnt want to waste his time if i get negative references back.
Jan 06 13 01:14 pm Link
Leone P wrote:
Most likely you'd be fine, and might it be an option to ask the photographer (or an assistant) meet you at the train and then you'd only need to navigate the train system.
Small Fruit Pits wrote:
I hadn't thought of that! 3 hours worth of reading, without interruptions from my husband or my little girls!
DougBPhoto wrote:
Hopefully the train station would be close enough for them to meet me. It would make it a whole lot easier. I will be lucky if i get on the right train, let alone try find the studio. x
John Allan wrote:
-B-R-U-N-E-S-C-I- wrote:
Well as i say, i no longer need an escort when i know where i am going but i was worried about the distance on this particular shoot and wanted to see what the 'norm' was for travelling models.
Jan 06 13 01:19 pm Link
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If you 'think' it is a TF shoot... I would suggest you do a little more research before committing to spending cash for a 3.5 hour train ride. And if you are 'sure' he's 100% trustworthy and reputable, I don't see the need to check references. On the other hand... if there is ANY doubt in your mind whatsoever about his credibility... be relentless in your quest for suitable references. As far as this being your first time to travel 3.5 hours alone... it's a big world out there. This would be a good starting point for future and more distant travels. I wish you all the best and hope this shoot turns out to be all you expected. Nice ink BTW
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Really? She's 22 years old. I understand some people have limited experience, but getting to an appointment at an address you're new to is a pretty basic task in the adult world. I might expect someone 12 or 14 to need an assistant, but if a 22 year old told me they couldn't manage that, I'd just write them off as either a fruitcake or too immature to work with anyway.
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What? How old are you again?
Jan 06 13 01:21 pm Link
TF doesn't always mean no money involved. He may be willing to help with the train fare.
Jan 06 13 01:22 pm Link
Damianne wrote:
I think the OP wants him to wrap her up in a snuggly blanket and magically transport her to/from the studio.
Jan 06 13 01:25 pm Link
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Jan 06 13 01:26 pm Link
Thankyou to everyone who offered me advice and didn't pull me to pieces.
I am going to wait on a day or two to see if i get replies from the models i have messaged, if not i will message the tog regarding references.
I am happy to travel alone, the idea of alone time reading sold me haha. I will also ask the tog if somebody can meet me from the train station,if not i will try navigate my way there.
I will also ask if there will be any compensation for travel expenses, if not then it is still worth it.
Thankyou again.
Leone P. x
Jan 06 13 01:31 pm Link
BTHPhoto wrote:
Lovely. Yes i am 22 and no,i haven't had chance to have any travelling experience.
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Portland, Oregon, US
Leone P wrote:
If a photographer used my tattoo artwork without a release and made a book for his own profit I would probably sue him, or at least ask for several free copies.
Leone P wrote:
Get a 16-25 railcard - it costs only £28 and you get 33% off all tickets for a year.
Jan 06 13 01:36 pm Link
sdgillis wrote:
We haven't discussed the details yet so there may be a release form. I would imagine so, he is selling his last book for £75 a book! Yikes!
-B-R-U-N-E-S-C-I- wrote:
Thankyou, i may just do that. Atleast then i'm not ruling out any long distance shoots due to expenses.
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Portland, Oregon, US
Leone P wrote:
at least credit the tattoo artist I hope
Jan 06 13 01:40 pm Link
BTHPhoto wrote:
Not everyone is good with directions, that does not mean they are a fruitcake or immature. I know plenty of adults who absolutely suck at navigation and directions.
Jan 06 13 01:47 pm Link
Leone P wrote:
You don't have to explain yourself to me or anyone else. However you asked for advice, and used a claim that you lack basic adult skills in order to rationalize your desire to behave in a way that you already admitted is frowned upon. If you're going to put out something like that, then get defensive when people tell you it makes you sound immature, you're just reinforcing the initial perception. Someone needs to tell you to grow up, whether you want to hear it or not.
Jan 06 13 01:51 pm Link
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Olney, Maryland, US
Leone P wrote:
How do you know that the train fare will cost £78.30?
Jan 06 13 01:56 pm Link
-B-R-U-N-E-S-C-I- wrote:
I'm ignoring all the escort nonsense.
Jan 06 13 01:59 pm Link
Leone P wrote:
Don't ask like that, then it sounds like you want to be paid.
DougBPhoto wrote:
Seriously? I expect an adult to behave like an adult. I don't have any problem with them asking for help if they need it, but I expect people to make an effort to function for themselves, not to believe it's reasonable for someone to hold their hand while they manage basic social functions. She's talking about getting to a place where she has an appointment, in a town, with addresses and maps and public transit, not navigating to the north pole on a bamboo raft. If that makes me a judgmental, selfish, entitled asshole in your view, I guess you'll just have to learn to live with that.
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I got a quote from a 'plan your journey' feature on a trainline website. X
Jan 06 13 02:12 pm Link
Posts: 554
Las Vegas, Nevada, US
If shooting for a book project that is expected to go retail, some type of budget should be set and you should get compensated. That is how a professional operates in my world.
Jan 06 13 02:19 pm Link
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Jan 06 13 02:27 pm Link
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London, England, United Kingdom
I would just get someone time to drive me there, that should help with two of those problems.
If no one could do that then i would just plan, plan, plan, and ask the photographer to cover my expenses.
But that's just me.
Jan 06 13 02:35 pm Link
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Nottingham, England, United Kingdom
This photographer approached you to model for him TF for content for a book he's producing which he intends to sell for profit. Is that correct?
And he wants you to travel for 3.5hrs by train at your own expense then find your way to the shoot location, incurring further expense if necessary? Is that correct?
And you do not know what the shoot will entail. Is that correct?
If this is indeed the situation at the moment then shame on him and shame on you. You both need a kick up the arse.
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I am one for one starting 'game threads' for the Bengals this season, so I thought I'd see if I had the same luck in the playoffs.
Go Bengals
Final prediction, Bengals 20, Jets 17
Those are the kind of odds we like around here.
1)16-9 Bengals.
2) I'm going to freeze my tuckus off.
Bengals 24 - Jets 20
Bengals defense and special teams responsible for 2 of their 4 scores.
17-10 Bengals
And of course as I always feel should be reiterated when asked for my prediction.
Too close to call. The Jets will have the ball in Bengal territory with under a minute to play needing a touchdown to win.
Bengals need to score on their first possession to put the pressure on Sanchez. Zimmer will have the D ready to play and with Peko and Crocker back it will be tough treading for the Jets. Ryan has been cocky all week and the Jet fans have been asking more about the upcoming Indy game than the Bengal game. This will come back to bite them 20-10 Bengals.
Bengals 16-13, late FG to win.
I am heading down, with three layers of clothes and plenty of hand warmers.
I am heading to the game soon. Bengals 24 Jets 17
I'll be there as well, hopefully I'll still have all of my important body parts afterward.
Here's to hoping last week was an aberration and that Sanchez will see lots of pressure today. Make him win the game on his arm!
Bengals 20-13
As a Bengals fan, I have no reservations predicting a 27-13 win for the Jets.
I was looking at PFT and saw this:
Rex Ryan is planning for a long playoff stay
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Rex Ryan says his team should be the Super Bowl favorites, and he's made the appropriate plans for a long playoff stay.
ESPN's Rachel Nichols reports Ryan handed out a schedule of practices and meetings this week to players, and the schedule ran through the end of the Super Bowl. He even listed the date for a potential parade.
Whether his tactics really make a difference or not, it's hard for this New York resident not to love what Rex Ryan has brought to the Jets. He's the biggest gift to back page headline writers since Alex Rodriguez arrived in town.
We'll see Saturday afternoon if Ryan's players can live up to their coach's belief.
They will do battle with the Bengals at full strength. Nichols reports linebacker David Harris will start at inside linebacker, as expected.
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Martin Palermo and Lucas scored either side of half time to give Boca Juniors a 2-0 win over Huracan in the Argentine league on Sunday.
Boca's rival River Plate drew 2-2 at Godoy Cruz meaning only a point separates the two teams, with River in eighth on 17 points and Boca a point further behind in 10th.
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