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June 23, 2012, 1:08 am, Sat Jun 23 1:08:46 UTC 2012 #1FFJ Senior Member
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Jerry Sandusky Found Guilty on 45 Counts!!!
Jerry Sandusky the monster is held accountable and his sex abuse victims are heroes for testifying
By Dan Wetzel
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52 mins ago
BELLEFONTE, Pa. Juror No. 4, the foreman, gray-haired and middle-aged, stood high in the back row of the jurors' box, looked down at some sheets of paper, then at Jerry Sandusky and began to deliver a verdict a long, sad time coming.
Guilty. Guilty. Guilty.
Of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse. Of indecent assault. Of endangering the welfare of children.
Guilty. Guilty. Guilty.
Of terrorizing the poorest and most vulnerable of this area's youth. Of abusing his fame as a former Penn State defensive coordinator. Of conducting a charade of charitable work to supposedly help children.
Guilty. Guilty. Guilty.
Forty-five times it rang out. Juror No. 4 hammered each one home with the independent force each one deserved.
There were just three charges Sandusky escaped on. After each of those not guilty counts, it seemed that the foreman raised his voice as he returned to this parade of guilty verdicts.
He seemed to make sure each count deserved its own moment to linger, to emphasize the torture and pain and shattered innocence it produced. Oral sex. Anal sex. Fondling. One despicable act worse than the next.
This here was a night of redemption, a predator laid bare with nowhere to hide, with no more lies to tell, with no one left to save him.
"Mr. Sandusky," Judge John Cleland said when this dramatic, nearly eight-minute condemnation was finally, fully read, "you have been found guilty by a jury of your peers."
Moments later Sandusky gave a quick wave to his family as he was led out sheriff's deputies. Judge Cleland will sentence him formally in about 90 days.
The 68-year-old faces up to 442 years behind bars, or what might as well be forever and ever and ever some more. His defense attorney, Joe Amendola, hinted at an appeal, but it likely would be fruitless.
On the other side of the courtroom, Victim No. 6, who as an 11 year-old in 1998 was abused by Sandusky in a Penn State locker room shower, an act that was investigated but never prosecuted, laid his head on the top of the bench in front of him and sobbed uncontrollably. He was soon hugging family members who had joined him.
"I'm just overwhelmed," he said, now a grown man, strong and no longer timid in the face of an old pathetic coach.
Soon reporters were racing out of the courthouse, set to break the news of the guilty verdict to a huge throng that had gathered on the steps. Dottie Sandusky was kneeling by then in front of her family, trying to provide comfort when the word of the verdict hit the masses.
The roaring cheers and screams of joy swept right through the courthouse door, up the stairs and into the second-floor courtroom. They startled Dottie, whose head snapped up at the noise and then sunk down as she realized the people of Centre County were celebrating her husband's demise.
For at least 15 years Sandusky quietly stalked this idyllic, Rockwellian community, preying on its most susceptible boys. Using his Second Mile charity to meet at-risk kids, he often fostered relationships with the poor, the fatherless, the troubled or even simply the bored.
In one haunting bit of testimony, Victim No. 4 recounted that he compartmentalized the sexual abuse from Sandusky, and endured teasing from classmates who suspected something inappropriate because he had so few positives in his life. The chance to leave his little town and troubled home for afternoons hanging around the Penn State football program were enough, he testified.
"I thought, 'I didn't want to lose this. This is something good happening to me,' " he said.
This, time and again, is whom Sandusky chose to target, to trick, to molest, to injure forever. Under the auspicious of mentorship, he stripped them of their innocence and left them in a confused heap in an empty locker room or alone in a dark basement, used and discarded on some creepy waterbed.
On and on it went. Years and years and years. Incident and incident and incident.
Until finally, deep into a warm Friday night, Juror 4 stood up in that box, representing 11 other citizens that had poured over each and every allegation during 21 hours of deliberation, and read from those papers.
Finally, it was over for Sandusky. Finally, the deception and protection were gone. Finally, this once hulking man, backed by the prestige of Nittany Lion football, propped up by the illusion of charitable work, had nowhere to run, no tale to tell, no one capable of keeping him from facing the awful truth of his life.
Guilty. Guilty. Damn Guilty.
June 23, 2012, 11:39 am, Sat Jun 23 11:39:37 UTC 2012 #2Senior Member
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Cherokee, this is a well written article about a horrible event in those young boys (now men) lives. Ol Jer has finally gotten what he deserves. Prison is the only place for him now and I suspect he will be placed in a secure area for his own safety. Too bad because he would be finally be getting what he has dished out for all these years. I had been listening all day long to either HLN or In Session to see if a verdict would be coming in. Then when there was a burst of activity at the courthouse chambers and the Atty General showed up I guessed that a verdict wasn't far off. Those jurors did a great job. There were so many of them that had ties to Penn State that I had my doubts that a guilty verdict could be reached. Ol Jer wanted a jury of his peers and he got one. I'll bet he hoped he would get off because of it. Lucky for us he didn't.
There will be appeals down the road mostly because of the rush to trial and not enough time for the defense to do their work...or so they say. And there will be other Civil lawsuits to come too. Perhaps even more young men willing now to come forward with their stories of abuse at the hands (and other body parts) of Ol Jer."When are we going to get our heads out of the sand and understand that sometimes really nice people who look good on the outside are dastardly on the inside." Wendy Murphy, former prosecutor, MA
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What is horrible is that Jerry put his victims through hell AGAIN just so he could possibly get off on the charges. I think Jerry is so sick, he enjoyed listening to what he did to them. He smiled and nodded through most of their testimony and smiled all the way through the DA's closing argument, until the end when the prosecutor stood by Jerry and talked about the pieces of the victim's lives Jerry had stolen.
I hated seeing Jerry's toothy grin every day and hearing about him chuckling at the defense table, as if this were all just a big joke. I was SO GLAD to see Jerry's disgusting grin wiped off his face as he did the perp walk to the police car after the guilty verdicts came down. Jerry never thought anyone would go up against the great Sandusky, and if they did, he would be protected by those in authority at Penn State. For once, the good guys won, and I am so relieved.
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June 24, 2012, 12:04 pm, Sun Jun 24 12:04:30 UTC 2012 #4Senior Member
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Do you think that Dottie Sandusky has any part in this guilty verdict? By that I mean do you think she knew what he was doing all these many years and just didn't care?"When are we going to get our heads out of the sand and understand that sometimes really nice people who look good on the outside are dastardly on the inside." Wendy Murphy, former prosecutor, MA
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All the time Jerry spent with those boys alone, Dottie had to rationalize away, if she didn't know the truth outright. Jerry was alone late at night in the showers at Penn State, and down in the basement, with those Second Mile young boys. Jerry always brought one of them along on trips, and slept in THEIR rooms with them instead of with Dottie, supposedly to provide a sense of safety to the boy. When Dottie caught Jerry in that hotel bathroom with the one boy, Jerry left quickly and then tried to blame the boy, telling Dottie the boy was wanting to go home. So, Dottie comes in and yells at the boy and tell him he's ungrateful. She related that story on the stand. It shows that Jerry always had an excuse for when he was caught (like telling that coach who caught Jerry with a boy late at night that they were practicing wrestling moves).
It's obvious Dottie HAD to dismiss any suspicions about Jerry or the horrible truth would come out. Her entire life was based on a lie. And that lie began early.
Jerry never had any interest in dating girls. Finally, his mom is the one who arranged for him to meet and marry Dottie. Jerry went along with it because, back then, that's what you did. You married a nice, respectable girl and tried to fit into an accepted role. The problem is - Jerry isn't sexually attracted to females or males his age; he is attracted to pre-pubescent boys. Once they started growing pubic hair/turning 15 or so, Jerry discarded them and groomed another YOUNGER boy for conquest.
I don't think Matt Sandusky is the only adopted son who was abused, and I also think there was a string of victims before him. Jerry didn't start sexually abusing children in middle age. This has been going on a long time, and Dottie has let it go on; seeing and hearing nothing by choice because the other option was too painful to her. Yes, Dottie knew what Jerry was doing, but her need to erase that truth from her reality overcame the obvious moral necessity to help the boys. Just like those who stand by and let atrocities happen, Dottie is also culpable in Jerry's crimes.
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Chero, all that you said is so true. I think Dottie, Sarge, knew about his weakness and let it go on and on because it would crumble their "status" in the community. First Jer was the defensive football coach and held in high regard, then his work in establishing "the Second Mile". He was a saint. Or so the community dubbed him. Of course JoPa was a saint too. The world of football at Penn State is king because of the money raised when they played and were televised. Millions could be made from that.
What really bothers me is the testimony of that last young man who said he screamed at top volume for help and no one came to help him. Dottie had to have heard not just his screams but all of them and ignored them all. Now I wonder how she feels about it all. She has plenty to answer for some day when she meets her maker. All the law suits that will come will help to knock down her life style and empty their bank account and savings and pensions. Goody."When are we going to get our heads out of the sand and understand that sometimes really nice people who look good on the outside are dastardly on the inside." Wendy Murphy, former prosecutor, MA
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Because of who Jerry was in the community, he got away with being in dark locker rooms and showers late at night with young boys. He got away with sleeping in the beds of young boys he brought to out of state games, even though he had six kids of his own who needed his attention. He got away with repeatedly raping and molesting young, fatherless boys because even the school counselors wouldn't believe it when victims revealed what Jerry Sandusky had done to them.
In some ways, it reminds me of the Ramsey case in that you never really know what goes on behind closed doors. The Ramseys had a facade much like the Sanduskys, and it was a facade that was vigorously defended, much as Dottie has defended Jerry.
I recently read an article on the dynamic of families entrapped in keeping the secret of molestation and sexual abuse, and it is one of NEVER talking about the elephant in the room. It's like a delicate house of cards that is so unstable, any hint about the reality inside could make the whole thing come down. Thankfully, there were people courageous enough to take on the Sandusky house of cards and perversion.
I think it's reprehensible that Sandusky's attorneys don't care about the victims or what they went through. They don't care that Sandusky has been convicted by the evidence. All they want to do is try to appeal on a technicality - truth be damned. It is a spit in the face of the victims, and I hope to God Sandusky's lawyers are not successful in their appeal attempt. I despise the Sanduskys and their attorneys for putting those boys through such cruel public torment. There is no hell hot enough.
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THIS IS DISGUSTING! Sandusky is defiant, wants "people to know that he's not guilty"
Who does he think he's fooling? Sick pervert. He can't even admit the truth when it's public for all the world to see!
The game is up, Jerry! Thanks to the courage of your victims and other witnesses, we know what you were doing all those years. Don't like the loss of your freedom and being in jail? How do you think those young boys felt when they were forced to be your sexual servants and imprisoned by your perversions?
How DARE you be "defiant"! You should be crawling on your knees, asking forgiveness and begging for mercy. How dare you try to keep up the charade of innocence when you took away the innocence of so many children. YOU. MAKE. ME. SICK.
Defense lawyer: Ex-Penn St. assistant Sandusky wants people to know that hes not guilty
By Associated Press, Updated: Monday, June 25, 3:32 PM
BELLEFONTE, Pa. A lawyer for Jerry Sandusky says the retired Penn State assistant football coach wants people to know that hes not guilty.
Sandusky was convicted Friday of 45 counts for sexually abusing 10 boys over 15 years.
Karl Rominger, who represents Sandusky along with Joe Amendola, says he visited the 68-year-old convict at the Centre County jail Monday.
Rominger says Sanduskys mood is defiant.
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cherokee and zm. I saw this case on tv recently and it made me feel sick inside. Oh good grief, I have to be thankful my three sons were never in any trouble because they were all into soccer here in Canada, and they were all involved with attending soccer practice etc. Parents have to be trusting of coaches when it comes to their sons or daughters being in their control for hours on end. I am so glad he was found guilty. How many more are out there we don't know about? They will have to do something more concrete about protecting and guarding students during their training sessions.elle: The RST can't handle the truth!
Just my opinion.
June 26, 2012, 10:59 am, Tue Jun 26 10:59:35 UTC 2012 #10
Cherokee, the reality of this Sandusky horror is EXACTLY like the Ramsey case: rich, powerful people covering up for a sexual assault, predatory behavior, etc.
In the Ramsey case, it led to a horrible death for the victim. But those rich, powerful people are still covering it up, aren't they?
One thing I have heard stated by experts who have been discussing the Sandusky case and trial goes to the heart of a true predatory child molester: THEY NEVER ADMIT THE TRUTH. EVER.
Do you really think that the sick, perverted, brute Jerry Sandusky cares AT ALL about his victims? Doing what he did to COUNTLESS HELPLESS CHILDREN, do you really think he's now going to say Sorry?
No, that's not how these monsters are built.
In the end, there is no justice for what Sandusky has done. His victims at least have a legal verdict giving them some measure of relief knowing he won't be doing thing again, unless he's put in jail/prison with young boys.
And frankly, what we know of Penn State's involvement in this, I wouldn't put it past them, as I hold them EQUALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MOLESTATION OF THESE CHILDREN.
They KNEW. They COVERED IT UP. They ALLOWED IT TO CONTINUE WITH FULL AWARENESS THAT SANDUSKY WAS RAPING CHILDREN, STILL IN CONTACT WITH CHILDREN AT CAMPS ON THEIR GROUNDS, STILL USING THEIR SHOWERS.
I hope those victims OWN PENN STATE--and frankly, BURN THOSE LOCKER ROOMS TO THE GROUND.
"University of Colorado Law Professor Paul Campos declared the letter a 'reckless exoneration.' He went on to state, 'Everyone knows that relative immunity from criminal conviction is something money can buy.
Apparently another thing it can buy is an apology for even being suspected of a crime you probably already would have been convicted of committing if you happened to be poor.'"
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June 26, 2012, 11:21 am, Tue Jun 26 11:21:01 UTC 2012 #11
Of course his wife knew. So did the coaches and administrators at Penn State. I can't believe most of the employees at Second Mile didn't know. Who do these people think they're kidding? They knew and they all ALLOWED HIM TO DO IT by turning their heads. Why? BECAUSE THEY KNEW THEY'D LOSE THEIR STATUS, POSITIONS, and ABILITY TO MAKE HUGE MONEY WITH ASSOCIATED JOBS if they took on the MEGA INSTITUTION CALLED PENN STATE by blowing the whistle.
I hate to sound cynical, dear FFJ friends, but life has taught me few people are actually brave enough to fight for the truth unless it's THEIR lives that are being destroyed. So they close their eyes and make excuses to assuage any guilt they might feel: I'm probably imagining things; there's nothing I can do but get myself fired; it's not my responsibility; etc.
Look at the OLD FARTS they sent in to "vouch" for Sandusky at trial: Oh, WE ALL SHOWER WITH CHILDREN! I hope LE immediately sent detectives out to run through these potential PERVERTS' lives with a fine tooth comb. If I had a child anywhere NEAR them in the last 50 years, I'D BE ALL OVER EVERY ONE OF THEM.
BECAUSE THEY ALL KNEW THE TRUTH AND THEY LIED, IGNORED, AND COVERED UP FOR A 6' 6" MAN WHO WAS RAPING CHILDREN UNDER THEIR VERY NOSES. What adult living on this planet in the 21st century sees a grown man doing what Sandusky did with boys he recruited and groomed, out IN PLAIN VIEW, in the public life of sports fame, and doesn't ASK QUESTIONS?
When I first heard that this pervert had "adopted" children, I knew then and there he'd molested them, as well. I'm shocked that one has actually finally come forward, because he's now going to be ostracized from this so-called "family." He's going to get a double dose of Sandusky evil, because that's textbook dynamics of how the families of perverts keep their dirty secrets hidden. I hope the "adopted" Sandusky CHILD SEX SLAVES join the lawsuits and end up, along with all the other victims, with every single penny MR. AND MRS. PERVERT SANDUSKY EVER OWNED.
Because the PERVERT AND HIS ENABLERS WILL ALL KEEP LYING about it. To LE, to us, to themselves.
Not just for a game, either. It's for BILLIONS in revenue, including profits made by all the town's and state's support businesses which make the majority of their money from the draw of the university and the teams, money made from all the students who went/go to Penn State because of its national status in football and sports, and for millions in donations given from corporations and rich private individuals, one hand greasing the other in state contracts, associations, etc., because it's a "prestigious" institution of higher molestation...I mean learning. (Ha. Hitch your wagon to that, fat cats. Oh, we know it's no skin off your back, just those poor children's, backed up to Sandusky; and you couldn't care less about them, as they don't impact your corrupt soul. Besides, you probably have a few rapes under your own belts, actual or metaphorical, so la di da.)
Here's what I believe: Penn State coaches, administrators who knew about Sandusky's little "problem," his wife, family, and friends, ALL ALLOWED JERRY TO RAPE THOSE CHILDREN FOR AT LEAST 12 YEARS WITH FULL KNOWLEDGE OF IT. And they closed their eyes and sanctioned it for money and power.
Much like what happened in the Ramsey murder case, isn't it? Turns out conspiracy theories are not always nonsense.
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"University of Colorado Law Professor Paul Campos declared the letter a 'reckless exoneration.' He went on to state, 'Everyone knows that relative immunity from criminal conviction is something money can buy.
Apparently another thing it can buy is an apology for even being suspected of a crime you probably already would have been convicted of committing if you happened to be poor.'"
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Well, isn't that too bad! Jerry wants out of his isolation cell or he'll go "nutty"
Guess what, Jerry, you don't get what you want anymore ... although I'd love for them to put you in the jail general population! A few days in there, and you'll get what you deserve! It would save us all this stupid "appeals" nonsense and keep the taxpayers from having to pay to keep you alive for the next 20 years or so.
Report: Jerry Sandusky wants out of isolation cell, says "I am going to go nutty"
June 26, 2012 12:07 PM
By Crimesider Staff
(CBS) BELLEFONTE, Pa. - Jerry Sandusky's lawyer told a Pennsylvania reporter Monday that his client is not suicidal and wants out of the isolation cell where he is being held after his conviction on 45 counts of child-sex abuse last week.
According to Sara Ganim of the Harrisburg Patriot-News, attorney Karl Rominger was the former Penn State assistant coach's first visitor in the Centre County Jail. Ganim reports that Rominger told her no other visitors have been allowed to see Sandusky while he awaits a psychological evaluation.
"He's anxious to be able to move around," Rominger said. "His exact quote to me: 'I don't think I'm suicidal. I'm dealing with this but if I have to sit around in this cell for a few more days, I am going to go nutty.' "
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BWW Interviews: Nina Lee Aquino talks EVERY LETTER COUNTS
Nina Lee Aquino has a very commendable vision - she wants to see more diversity in our world's theatres (and more specifically, here on Toronto stages). To that end, she has spent many years championing diversity in the arts and her upcoming show 'Every Letter Counts' is no exception. The play is a re-imagining of the life of an important political icon from the Philippines, Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino.
The story focuses on the critical five days in Benigno's life just before he was assassinated. It is told through the eyes of his niece Bunny, a six year old who he teaches life lessons to through the game of Scrabble. The show reflects on many important issues in Benigno's life but also examines the bigger life lessons of love and mortality through the eyes of a child.
Nina sat down to speak with BWW about why this particular show is so important to her, about how she feels about diversity in the arts and her feelings on the theatrical climate of Toronto as a whole:
First off, congratulations on Every Letter Counts! Can you tell us a bit about the development of the show?
The idea and concept was first planted years ago when I was at Cahoots Theatre where Giovanni was the first person to really take notice of what I was doing. He made me a playwright in residence and the early drafts began forming. From there it continued to grow and transform into what it is today.
I was inspired after seeing Marjorie Chan's Madness of the Square. It's one of my favourite plays by her and when I saw it I loved the idea of giving voice to the voiceless in a time of revolution. In terms of Benigo's life, I wanted to write something about him from a different perspective. There are a ton of biographies and quite an extensive collection of documentaries about him but I wanted to intertwine the personal and the political in a new way.
Madness of the Square had a young voice and that really stood out in that iconic revolution. I thought it would be interesting if I could do the same thing with a story from my country and that is when I thought of Benigno and the People Power revolution. I wanted the lens to be not only a young lens, but a personal one as well.
Would you say that your play has a hopeful tone?
I think there's hope all over the place, but the play doesn't gear up towards redemption. The journey itself doesn't come to a definite conclusion, instead I leave that up to the audience. It's an acknowledgment of despair and sadness as well as hope. Benigno was revered as a hero in the Philippines but I wanted to show that he wasn't a perfect man, he had a dark side too. That side is something he reveals to his niece during the show.
What made you make the switch to writing and directing and away from acting? And why was Les Miserables your last show?
I consider Les Miserables to be my 'retirement' show in a manner of speaking. It was the last show I did before I decided that I didn't want to act and sing anymore. I have a lot of stories inside of me that I want to tell, and it takes me a long time to get the courage. I have voices in my head but I'm not always sure how to translate them.
When I came to Canada at the age of seventeen I began seeing signs that maybe my calling would be somewhere other than acting. I knew it would still be theatre, but I felt like it would be something different than being a performer. I felt that I needed to be in a different position in order to empower my community and artists and the arts itself. I saw a bigger picture that didn't have me on stage but instead pushing people to the stage, or nurturing playwrights to write for the stage.
Do you ever regret the decision?
I don't regret it, performing is something that I still do from time to time as an opportunity to learn from directors. The rare acting gigs that I say yes to are because I want to learn something new about direction. I take them as a way to grow as a director instead of a performer.
You have been an advocate for diversity in theatre - is working directly with the Asian population still near and dear to your heart?
A large part of my work and how I select my projects is driven by my beliefs and values surrounding diversity both on and off Toronto stages. Since I came onto the scene and began working and practicing theatre I have always carried that with me wherever I go - I'm an advocate for diversity in our entire community. I had to start somewhere and even before I began working with Fu-GEN I worked with Carlos Bulosan Theatre. Now I'm at Cahoots which is not just pan-Asian but instead diverse and includes all colours of the skin. I would like to grow myself and reach a lot more people and keep informing and educating as I grow. I want people to realize that you can imagine Shakespeare in colour. My goal is always going to be to have the Toronto theatre community look like the inside of a TTC bus - which is how it should be.
How do you think we're doing at this moment in time?
I think we're moving in the right direction but we're still pretty darn slow. It's like a dinosaur, old habits are hard to break and old fears are hard to destroy. But I have faith and confidence in the new generation of theatre makers and I'm seeing a lot of great signs in the works that are coming out. We should all try and see the world in different sizes, shapes and colours. It makes me hopeful to see the change in Toronto - but larger institutions are much slower to change. I have to remember the small things when I'm in a place of despair and feeling like there is no hope. Maybe I won't see the fruits of my work fully in my lifetime but I sure hope that my daughter will.
What do you say to people who are still rallying against colour blind casting? How do you address their concerns?
I hate using the term 'colour blind' because I think it's misleading. Diversity is all about seeing in colour. I think as a director I'm going to make a choice to hire the best actors in all shades of colour and really see all the options. I think it should be about opening up to ideas and creating a new vision.
I feel bad for directors who can't see options because their imagination can't stretch that far. We have to check our biases. For example, why can someone understand a Canadian playing a British role but they're unable to imagine an Asian Hamlet? That's when I get frustrated by the double standard. As a director you need to keep challenging your values and principles, it is what makes you grow.
What would you say to encourage a younger audience to come and see this show?
I think a younger audience should come so they can learn something that is outside of Canada and so that they can expand their knowledge about an event and a person they've never heard of. They can be inspired - especially for young people who feel uninspired or not at their best - I think this is the show for them to see and feel like there are people who can make noise in life. It would be great if they could come out looking for that kind of person within their own lives.
My big thing is that I don't really believe in the idea of universality, I don't necessarily think that everyone could relate, but the goal is for them to access it from a standpoint of learning and hopefully that feeling will pay forward. That's the kind of theatre I'm interested in and that's the track record of what I've done in the past. I want to keep expanding that circle.
When and Where?
Every Letter Counts
Jan 26th - Feb 24th
Factory Theatre
Tickets can be purchased in person at the box office, by phone at 416 504 9971 or online at https://secure1.tixhub.com/factory/procurement/


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The University of North Florida's Women's Center and Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice are staging a mock rape trial at 7 p.m. April 10.
Assistant State Attorney Terence Martin said the goal is to educate students on the process of going to trial and to show them how the system works in Jacksonville.
The mock trial is designed to teach students what to expect from the first responding officer, inform students on victim advocates that are available to them and show the victim that the process can work, Martin said.
UNF students will act out fictional roles about one woman's story of her alleged sexual violation, according to a press release from the university. The mock trial will be staged at the Andrew A. Robinson Jr. Theater, Building 14A, and the event is free and open to the public.
The trial will look at a date rape scenario, something the students can relate to, said Martin, who is also division chief of the Special Assault Division for the 4th Judicial Court.
Last semester at UNF, a student falsified a police report by reporting that she was sexually assaulted on Aug. 21 in the UNF Wellness Complex. After it became clear that the report was false, the student was prosecuted, Martin said.
Martin will lead the defense team with Aaron Feuer, assistant state attorney in the 4th Judicial Circuit assigned to the domestic violence unit.
Coreylyn Crawford, assistant state attorney in the 4th Judicial Circuit assigned to the domestic violence unit, and Anna Hixon, assistant state attorney in the 4th Judicial Circuit, will lead the prosecution team, according to the press release.
The students will play the roles of the victim, accused perpetrator, prosecution, defense, jury and crime lab teams, Martin said.
Adding to the realistic depiction of the trial, the jury will be randomly selected from the audience, according to the press release. The trial also will include forensic scientist, Marcella "Marcie" Scott, and attorney Jay Howell as the moderator.
Because of the high number of sex crimes in Jacksonville, Martin said he and his colleagues stay busy. The majority of sexual assault cases are known parties where someone takes advantage and violates a trust, or a familial situation in terms of minors, Martin said.
April is also Sexual Assault Awareness Month. A nationally recognized month, the goal is to raise public awareness about sexual violence and to educate communities and individuals on how to prevent sexual violence, according to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center.
This year's theme is "It's Time ... to Talk About It! Talk Early, talk often. Prevent Sexual Violence," according to the JAX Chamber. There is a Community Speak-Out at 10 a.m. April 4 in Hemming Plaza to kick off the 2013 campaign to focus on healthy sexuality and child sexual abuse prevention.
Martin said Mayor Alvin Brown will read the proclamation, and a surviving sexual assault victim might speak.


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The Hooghly Ate Your Islands
After reading Tim Blair's post, at timblair.net, of the misleading story published by the Independent about the global warmening disappearance of Lohachara (and Beford) Islands, I went looking for maps.
This picture below is a composite, flattened *.jpg of a *.psd consisting of US Army Map Service maps, Layers 1 and 2, via this page at the University of Texas map library and a screen capture of the same vinicity, Layer 3, using Google Earth.
Registration was performed using pushpins at coincidental latitudes and longitudes on the Google Earth image that matched the L/L on the Army maps. Size and orientation manipulation was necessary to effect the overlay.
Lohachara and Bedford Islands were outlined in red on Layer 4 and the Google Earth map was set at about 50% transparency.
Of course the jpg provided below has no layers, but the psd is available on request. I provide the jpg because many folks don't have the wherewithal to view it.
Observations to which I direct you:
-- Lohachara and Bedford Islands are gone as is most of Khasimara to the north of them.
-- The Hooghly has moved to the east upstream of the islands in the time elapsed, putting the islands directly in the front of the path of the river's main channel (see how the eastern upstream bank has also eroded).
-- There is an island on the opposite side of the channel from the L/B/K islands which has grown to the size of all three other islands in the time elapsed and another formed at about the point in the river's mouth across from where Bedford was, all in the same time that other islands in question have been 'comsumed by the sea'.
One note about the Google Earth satellite image. It has been doctored before it was included in GE to enhance the river's color (a portion of the coloring was not done and appears brownish). NASA has different images of the Delta which I think better portrays the reality of the Delta's turpid and sediment filled waters. One such image can be found here.
Whatever one may think of Global Warmening, the real story here is that there are some researchers who shouldn't be.


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MONDAY, April 25, 2011 (HealthDay News) -- Although the death rate among Americans with high blood pressure, or hypertension, has fallen since the 1970s, it still far exceeds the death rate for those with normal blood pressure, new research finds.
U.S. researchers looked at data on about 23,000 adults aged 25 to 74 from two national health surveys: the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) I, which recruited participants between 1971 and 1975; and NHANES III, which enrolled adults between 1988 and 1994.
Death rates among those with high blood pressure fell between the two time periods, from 18.8 per 1,000 person-years to 14.3 per 1,000 person-years. But the death rate for people with hypertension was 42 percent higher than for those without hypertension in the earlier period and 57 percent higher than for those with healthy blood pressure in the later survey.
The study is published in the April 26 issue of Circulation.
"The whole population has been benefiting from longer life expectancy," said Dr. Earl Ford, study author and medical officer with the U.S. Public Health Service at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "The drop was greater among people without hypertension than for those with hypertension."
Researchers are concerned that while death rates improved for the general population, people with high blood pressure benefited less than the rest of the population.
For example, death rates for diseases of the circulatory system fell about 46 percent for those without hypertension but only 37 percent for those with hypertension. Stroke deaths dropped 51 percent for those without hypertension and just 39 percent for those with hypertension, while deaths from heart disease declined 46 percent for those without hypertension and 35 percent for those with hypertension.
Though men with hypertension were more likely to die than women with hypertension in both time periods, men's reduction in blood pressure was more than four times greater than women's.
"For women, there was relatively little change," Ford said.
Blacks with hypertension had a higher rate of death than whites with hypertension in both time frames, although the gap narrowed a bit.
Participants were followed for an average of 17.5 years in NHANES I and 14.2 years in NHANES III.
The data also showed other differences between those with hypertension and those without. Although cholesterol levels fell for the general population, those with hypertension had a 45 percent smaller reduction.
Body mass index, a measurement of height and weight used to identify obesity, increased overall, but slightly more among those with hypertension.
People with hypertension also were more likely over the years to develop diabetes. About 5.9 percent of those with hypertension in the 1970s had diabetes; by the 1990s, that figure rose to 11.4 percent.
Among people with normal blood pressure, diabetes incidence rose from 2 percent to 3.5 percent.
On the positive side, smoking rates fell in the general population since the 1970s, and even more so among those with hypertension.
Dr. Donald LaVan, American Heart Association spokesman and clinical associate professor of medicine at University of Pennsylvania, noted that the definition of high blood pressure has changed over the years. In the 1970s, he said, 160/95 mm Hg was considered high blood pressure, while 140/95 was the threshold in the 1980s, and today, 130/90 is considered elevated.
High blood pressure can raise the risk of heart disease and stroke, and doctors today better understand the importance of treating it, he added.
Though the data did not track if or how people were treated for high blood pressure, better treatment is likely one reason for the decline in death rates, LaVan suggested.
Today, in addition to the diuretics and beta blockers that were used in the 1970s, doctors can prescribe ACE-inhibitors and angiotensin II receptor blockers to treat high blood pressure, he said.
"The bottom line on this is, don't fool around with high blood pressure," LaVan said. "You've got to get your weight under control. Restrict sodium intake. Exercise. And you've got to take your medicine. It actually pays off. There is no question about it."
About 29 percent of adults in the United States had hypertension in 2007-2008, a figure little changed from the 1980s, according to background information in the study.
More information
The American Heart Association has more on high blood pressure.


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Iomportant Cheyenne ledger book of pictographic drawings. The Bowstring Warrior Society Ledger. Comprising thirty-four pages, each drawn 3½in. width by 5½in. length. Est. $30/50,000. Photo: Sotheby's.
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David Roche, Senior Consultant in Sothebys American Indian Art Department said: The American West has been a deep source of inspiration for an astonishing variety of artists over the centuries and equally a source of inspiration for collectors who respond to its spirit and unique character. We are delighted to bring these diverse artistic traditions together as a single auction.
A major highlight of the sale is An Important Cheyenne Ledger Book Of Pictographic Drawings, the oldest-known ledger book of Plains Indian drawings (est. $30/50,000). The book was mostly created during the 1850s by elite warriors of the Southern Cheyenne nation and was given to a seven year old white child who was kidnapped and saved in 1864. In contrast to other early collections of Cheyenne drawings, all of which are in museums or institutions, this Bowstring Warrior Society Ledger shows no hostilities with the US military. This, along with the drawing and clothing styles date the ledger to around the 1850s. The child, Ambrose Asher, was placed in the care of a Denver family following his release from captivity and the ledger has remained with that family until now.
Crow War Shirts are highly regarded for their beauty and distinct aesthetic and an important example is included in the sale. The Crow Beaded Hide Mans War Shirt once belonged to Richard Taylor (1826-1879), the son of President Zachary Taylor and remained in the family collection for decades (est. $200/300,000). Crow shirts were only worn by men who had been successful in battle and the amount and variety of black paint on this example indicates that the owner distinguished himself in combat many times.
The Jane and Bill Buchsbaum Collection celebrates the unique cultural and individual appeal of Modern and Contemporary Pueblo Pottery. Pottery families or matriarchies are well represented in the sale, particularly those of pottery visionary Maria Martinez and her son Popovi Da (1922-1971) and his son (Marias grandson) Tony Da (1940-2008). A highlight is a polychrome piece made by Maria Popovi (est. $30/50,000).
Another important private collection in the sale is the Dwight and Lorraine Lanmon Collection of Historic Pueblo Pottery. Mr. Lanmon is director emeritus of the Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum, Winterthur, Delaware, and is retired director of the Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, New York. Mrs. Lanmon is a retired professor of art history specializing in American art and architectural history. Together they have put together a remarkable collection that includes several examples that represent landmarks in the history of Pueblo Indian ceramics such as An Acoma Polychrome Jar (est. $40/60,000).
Other American Indian highlights include A Northwest Coast Polychrome Wood Frontlet (est. $175/225,000), A Rare Pair of Paiute Pictorial Coiled Baskets by Lucy Telles (est. $70/100,000), and A Rare and Important Okvik Ivory Figure depicting a pregnant woman (est. $150/200,000).
The selection of Western paintings and works on paper on offer in the May auction will be led by Eanger Irving Couses Decorative Panel from 1916 (est. $120/180,000). A founding member of the Taos Society of Artists, Couse is revered for his scenes of daily Native American life, which depict scenes of indigenous life and culture with a sense of tranquility. This large-scale and compositionally-complex panel which has remained in a private collection since its commission from the artist in 1916 demonstrates the Couses meticulous skills as a draughtsman, as well as his masterful ability to render the fleeting effects of light and shadow on the natural world. Also on offer from a founding member of the Taos School is Joseph Henry Sharps The War Bonnet, a brilliant depiction of an Indian warrior, seated at his campfire adding to his already gloriously decorated head dress (est. $120/180,000).
Charles Bird King was a significant early American portraitist, best known for his portrayals of important Native American leaders and tribesmen. In 1821, King received a commission from his friend, Thomas L. McKenney the Superintendent of Indian Trade to create oil portraits of important tribesmen from the Michigan territory, copied from watercolor sketches made by Detroit artist James Otto Lewis. King ultimately executed approximately 25 of these works, which were displayed in McKenneys Indian Gallery in Washington, D.C. Painted in 1826, Portrait of Big Buffalo, A Chippewa demonstrates the sense of stately dignity with which King depicted these historical figures (est. $100/150,000).
In 1837, Sir William Drummond Stewart a retired Captain of the British army and a Scottish nobleman invited the Baltimore painter Alfred Jacob Miller to accompany him as a commissioned artist on a trip to the Rocky Mountains, where they traveled on what would become the Oregon Trail. Depicting his daily impressions of this vast and unfamiliar environment, these works showcase the artists inimitable ability to render the idyllic but vanishing wilderness and fauna of the American West. Property from the Bank of America Collection on offer in the auction includes two such examples, whose proceeds will benefit non-profit organizations: Rocky Formations near the Nebraska or Platte River (est. $20/30,000), and Antelope (est. $15/25,000).
Arnold Fribergs The Eyes of Chief Joseph of 1975, from the Holter Museum of Art sold to benefit the acquisitions fund is a striking example of the artists work that is a highlight of the contemporary material on offer (est. $30/50,000). Originally trained as an illustrator, Friberg studied with Norman Rockwell under the artist Harvey Dunn. The present work epitomizes the distinctive, romanticized vision of the American West and its inhabitants that Friberg cultivated throughout his prolific career. The sales contemporary works also include R. Brownell McGrews Fleece of Earth and Sky, which depicts two young Native Americans driving their flock through the desert (est. $20/30,000). The monumental painting is imbued with the admiration McGrew felt for the land and the people of the American Southwest, and demonstrates the visual luminosity for which the artist is so well known. Other Western works also on offer include those by Albert Bierstadt, Grace Carpenter Hudson, Frederic Remington and Olaf Carl Seltzer.
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Rangers 11, Mariners 3 -- swept up in Texas
Perhaps the best thing to be said of the three-game series with the Texas Rangers is that it's mercifully over with.
It was three forgettable days for the Mariners at the Ballpark in Arlington with three straight losses that offered little semblance of hope that this season will be any different than the past three.
Of course, Sunday's 11-3 loss was just the 20th game of the season. It means there will be 142 more to play, and the Mariners aren't panicking.
"I go back to what I've said throughout, and I stand by it – I think we are going to be a good offensive ball club," Mariners manager Eric Wedge said. "We've got too many good hitters. It's going to happen. It's frustrating right now. It's a tough series. But you know what, they have to be tough and get through this."
In the search for positives, the Mariners at least scored in the game – something they failed to do in the previous two games.
But the three runs were fleeting exceptions in an otherwise brutal stretch of lack of offensive production.
The Mariners did have eight hits in the game, but only one of them – Kyle Seager's first inning double to score Endy Chavez – came with runners in scoring position. The rest of the time, they went hitless to 1-for-14 on the day.
"When you aren't hitting as a whole you are really not going to do much with runners in scoring position," Wedge lamented.
Getting a first inning run offered some brief hope that the Mariners offense might come to life. Instead, it was only a few more heartbeats - with a run in the fifth on Chavez's double to center and an inconsequential run in the ninth on Seager's solo homer right field.
While the three runs represented improvement, they were far from enough to give Seattle a chance to win.
Texas beat up on Mariners' starter Aaron Harang.
Light-hitting Leonys Martin tied the game in the third inning with a solo home run to right field – the first of his career. The Rangers took the lead for good an inning later when Mitch Moreland crushed a two-run homer deep to center field.
Texas broke the game open in the fifth inning, scoring five runs off of Harang – highlighted by Nelson Cruz's 431-foot grand slam to center field.
"It was just a fastball right over the middle," Harang said, shaking his head.
It was the fifth career grand slam for Cruz – and all five have come at home.
Harang never made it out of fifth. He was replaced by Blake Beavan two hitters later. He was charged with eight runs on eight hits with two walks and five strikeouts.
"I started guiding pitches and ended up falling behind in counts and had to start throwing pitches over the plate, and that's where I got hurt," Harang said. "Early on, I was pounding the strike zone and getting ahead of hitters."
Harang's last start in Arlington was worse. In 2002 with the A's, he never made it out of the second inning, giving up seven runs on three hits with four walks.
"It was one of those parks where the outcome hasn't been good," Harang said. "Hopefully later in the year when we come back down here things will be different."
Even with an 8-2 lead, the Rangers didn't let up..
Adrian Beltre ripped a two run homer in the sixth and pinch hitter Jeff Baker added an RBI single in the eighth off of Beavan.
Rangers' starter Justin Grimm had no such troubles. He pitched six innings giving up the two runs on six hits with a walk, while striking out a career high nine batters.
Grimm was particularly effective with his curveball – a pitch rated best in the Rangers' organization by Baseball America.
"He did a good job of throwing that breaking ball off the plate, and we were chasing it," Wedge said.
Seattle hitter after Seattle hitter was fooled by the pitch, often taking wild hacks at pitches out of the strike zone.
"It's a good pitch for him, it's got a lot of bite to it and it's sharp," Seager said. "But we need to make adjustments in the game and try to do something with it."
The Mariners struck out 11 times in the game and now have 167 strikeouts on the season, second most in the American League behind Houston with 172.
"I'm upset to say the least at our approach with two strikes," Wedge said. "It's something that has been addressed and something has to be better. The strikeouts are ridiculous. We are much better than that."
What can they do?
"You have to stick your nose in there and fight with two strikes," Wedge said. "If you do that, you'll do a better job of laying off these pitches that they are swinging at that are out of the strike zone or do a better job of putting balls in play that are in the zone."


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Can't quite make out the details and design of the black top in the photo.
But black and grey are a bit grim combination. Particularly on a Summer day.
I suppose that the outfit is quite alright but wonder if her complexion would not be better served if she wore a less harsh color against it.
So, Hard to get excited one way or the other about the clothing, colors, etc. but give her kudos for wearing clothes that is more 'designed' and out of the usual from what we have seen in Berlin.
I absolutely love this. Swoon.
Too bad you're not coming to Finland!
Are those culottes she was wearing? It's a good monochrome look, and somehow the volume on the bottom works well too.
Sart, do think about putting the comments in a popup box please? We'd like to be able to see the pictures as we comment on them.
I love the geometry of the outfit.
I love the minimalism of this look. Simple and clean.
I do love the Grey & Black combo…a staple of mine. Those pants almost remind me of a pair of elegant, Thai style "culottes", with a dramatic wrap around tie in the front that I once owned. I don't see the bulkiness problem that I had though…but, they have the same basic shape. Grey & Black is only grim for those who see it that way.
Zen sensibility on a Stockholmer. I believe those are Thai firsherman pants she's wearing or at least they're based on that pattern. They are de rigueur in the tropics and you can wrap them countless ways but she did well with a simple overlap especially with that black shirt and flat pumps which Europeanizes the look. We would wear those with flipflops or barefoot here in resort island Cebu.
cool outfit, gorgeous picture..
So cute, so modern!
That looks like Thai fisherman's pants, which I have a few of. The colours are a bit drab for the weather though…
this is one of the most wonderful combinations i've seen on this blog. black and grey are grim yes but she wears it off so smartly, without any level of hipsterness, cooly. i don't know if ive ever actually see coluttes ? work well
i think this is your best photo yet!!
I know this girl – she is actually a fantastic interior designer!
check out her stuff on http://www.nadjamueller.com ; )
a fellow berliner…
She looks amazing. I would have her babies, and no-one would ever know if they were a girl or a boy because they would always be dressed in black and grey~
The quintessential Berliner, ne?
It's a sort of practical grace or a graceful practical, isn't it? No nonsense. Just is.
I love Berlin.
– desertwind
Beautiful, how did you get her to pose like that?
Is that Sofia Coppola in Berlin or another Marc Jacob fan?
It's all in the line
Great pose, great outfit!
So simple,clean and effortless stylish…this is one of the best photos I have seen on the Satorialist.
i can't believe she managed to make tropical fishermens' pants look so european. good on her!
i miss being able to mix different seasonal pieces together now that i live in the hot humid tropics..she did it brilliantly.
i hate nothing more than that sporty look with "fun" colors for good weather! i think black is the perfect color for summer! all the whites, pinks and beiges get dirty quickly, are mostly see-thru in all the wrong places and make white europeans look sunburnt all the time and like they are constantly on vacation. a lightweight black cotton/batist, gold sandals and a long neglace. voilá, ready for summer in the city! makes everyone look elegant.
totally relaxed, fashiony and she oozes confidence…what else can i say but perfect!
Nadia! You look gorgeous babe. Get your butt over to NYC so we can party. – Justin's friend Anna


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MC Ionic Solutions US Inc., a subsidiary of Mitsubishi Chemical Corp. that will produce an electrolyte solution used in lithium-ion batteries, is moving ahead with its North Memphis headquarters and production plant.
An $8.2 million building permit application has been filed with the city-county Office of Construction Code Enforcement for a solvent feed at the facility, 2665 Fite Road. The scope includes site work, structure modifications and fire and electrical work, according to the application.
Cordova-based Smith-Doyle Contractors Inc. is listed as the general contractor.
Formed last year, MCIS US was awarded a 14-year payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) agreement by the city-county Industrial Development Board for the Memphis plant – the company's first.
The PILOT recommendation states the facility, set to be built on land leased from Lucite International, will create 52 jobs with an average wage of more than $69,000 without benefits.
Real property improvements by MCIS US would total $12 million, and personal property improvements would total $50 million.
MCIS US requested – and the IDB approved – two, four-year ramp-up periods before the PILOT begins. The terms of the first ramp-up period, which runs through the end of 2015, require that MCIS US create 27 jobs with an average base wage of $72,000 and a capital investment of $31 million: $6 million in real property improvements and $25 million in personal property improvements. If MCIS US fails to reach those requirements, the PILOT lease will be re-evaluated.
In July, the company filed a permit application for $1.3 million to cover structural work on a pipe bridge and truck unloading area.
Lithium-ion batteries are used in many devices, such as computers and cellphones. The electrolyte solution produced at the Memphis facility will be for electric vehicle batteries, according to the IDB.
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Monmouth Real Estate Investment Corp. has acquired the 234,660-square-foot Crossroads Distribution Center in Olive Branch for $16.2 million.
The property is net-leased for 10 years to Anda Pharmaceuticals Inc., a distribution division of Watson Pharmaceuticals Inc. Weston, Fla.-based Anda is the fourth-largest U.S. distributor of generic pharmaceuticals.
The LEED-qualified building, situated on 12.3 acres at 8644 Polk Lane, is a built-to-suit construction project by Atlanta-based Industrial Developments International.
The project – which will create about 70 jobs – represents a $23 million investment by Anda and is projected to be operational by the second quarter.
"This brand new, Class A industrial building is well located at a new industrial park and is part of the Memphis market," Monmouth chief operating officer said in a statement.
"Anda moved to this new built-to-suit facility to be near one of Monmouth's FedEx buildings that specializes in critical supply chain services. This makes this acquisition an excellent and natural fit for our portfolio. We anticipate that this will be the first of many acquisitions with IDI."
Freehold, N.J.-based Monmouth is a publicly owned real estate investment trust specializing in net-leased industrial properties subject to long-term leases primarily to investment-grade tenants. The company's portfolio consists of 69 industrial properties across 25 states as well as a portfolio of REIT securities.
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Economic development officials have granted a five-year tax freeze to an expanding importer and wholesale distributor of safety products to industrial distributors and retailers.
The Memphis-Shelby County Economic Development Growth Engine board granted the payment-in-lieu-of-taxes benefit to International Sourcing Co. Inc., which has plans to acquire and renovate a larger facility. In the process, the company plans to create 20 jobs and invest $1.9 million to expand and consolidate its warehouse facilities.
In other news, the EDGE board approved an arrangement with the National Development Council, which bills itself as the oldest national nonprofit community development group in the country.
The NDC is going to provide basic consulting to the EDGE entity and help it form a loan fund that will be used to support small- and medium-sized business developments.
The board is chipping in $500,000 of its local money that the NDC will leverage to provide more than $3 million to businesses.
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A new loft-style apartment development, a retail renovation and a new clothing store all got a helping hand from a Downtown development board this week.
The Center City Development Corp. approved an $85,000 development loan for what will be a roughly $3.2 million mixed-use development Downtown called Printer's Alley Lofts that will be anchored by loft-style apartments. It's in the works for the northwest corner of Front Street and Talbot Avenue.
The CCDC also approved a $66,000 development loan to help spur the renovation of the A. Schwab store on Beale Street, which was purchased in December by a group of investors led by Terry Saunders and other Saunders family members of Piggly Wiggly heritage.
About $2.4 million in renovations are planned there.
The CCDC also approved a façade grant covering expenses of up to $6,922 for Life is Good, a retailer that designs, prints, embroiders and distributes clothing and accessories.
Life is Good is operating at 100 Peabody Place.
The Humane Society of Memphis & Shelby County has teamed up with Memphis Animal Services to train city workers in animal handling and the law.
MAS' animals care technicians are working with Whitney Jones, animal care manager with the humane society, on handling techniques including positive animal interaction, appropriate use of catchpoles and others humane ways to work with dogs and cats.
Jones, a certified dog trainer and veterinary technician, has 13 years of experience in animal care.
City Court Judge Tarik Sugarmon has spoken with MAS animal control officers about the law and their role in the justice system enforcing animal cruelty and nuisance laws and regulations about animal vaccinations and licenses.
The sessions are part of a comprehensive review of the city shelter's employee training.
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Rhodes College will serve as one of eight opening round hosts for the American Mock Trial Association National Championship Tournament to be held Friday through Sunday, March 23-25.
More than 200 students representing 24 teams will attend the tournament, including teams from Rhodes, Northwestern University, Vanderbilt University, the University of Texas at Austin, the University of Washington and the University of Georgia.
All rounds will take place in the Shelby County Court House and will be scored by local judges and attorneys.
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The Peabody hotel's 2012 Rooftop Party season kicks off April 19.
Memphis' own FreeSol will headline the season opener that will be part musical showcase and part meet-and-greet with "The X Factor USA" finalist Chris Rene.
The entertainment line-up through the end of May also includes Dr. Zarr's Amazing Funk Monster, Party Planet, Kevin & Bethany Paige, Lord T & Eloise, G3: The Garry Goin Group and Mudflap King. Details for June through August have not yet been released.
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'She came right down in my face,' heckler says. 'I was taken aback.'
Michelle Obama isn't quite as tolerant of hecklers as her husband is, if a late Tuesday confrontation is any indication. Obama, speaking at a private fundraiser in Northwest Washington, was interrupted by Ellen Sturtz, who wanted the First Lady to get the president to sign an executive order banning LGBT discrimination.
According to a pool report from the Huffington Post's Amanda Terkel, Sturtz's interruption began halfway through Obama's 20-minute speech. Obama, interrupted, paused, and proceeded to confront Sturtz face-to-face:
"One of the things I don't do well is this," replied FLOTUS to loud applause. She left the lectern and moved over to the protester, saying they could "listen to me or you can take the mic, but I'm leaving. You all decide. You have one choice."
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"You need to go!" said one woman near the protester.
The protester was then escorted out, shouting "...lesbian looking for federal equality before I die." (First part of the quote was inaudible.) Pool could not get their name before they were taken out.
According Terkel's interview with Sturtz after the fundraiser, the activist's outburst was impromptu. And, Sturtz added, she was startled by Obama's response: "Basically, I was asked by the first lady to be quiet, and I can't be quiet any longer," Sturtz said, adding, "she obviously thought she was going to make an example of me or something. I wasn't scared at all." The Washington Post had more description from Sturtz of the incident: "She came right down in my face...I was taken aback."
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The Community Development Department maintains a map with information about all Parks in Cambridge. Their map also includes parks owned by the State or Federal government; contact information for those agencies is provided, as the City cannot provide permits for the use of non-City parks.
By getting a Park Permit, our staff will be notified to clean the park and empty little barrels the day before and after your event. You are also assured that your event meets all applicable laws and regulations. You will also be given priority use of specific sections of a park (for the most part, this covers use of tables and seating areas where you may want to serve refreshments). You are not, however, allowed to turn other people who are not part of your event away from the Park.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew's loopy signature is showing signs of improvement as he gets ready to affix his "Jacob Lew" to the nation's currency.
President Barack Obama joked in January when he nominated Lew for the Treasury post that he had never noticed before how illegible Lew's signature was. Lew served as Obama's chief of staff and also as director of the Office of Management and Budget before taking the Treasury job.
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