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Because the led indicators are opposite of most "pointer" type stud finders, it can be confusing at first. Because it shows most all studs and fire blocking in true width, hanging Grand Dad's flintlock over the fireplace will be very secure when Grand Ma needs a club.
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I work in the low voltage industry, so I'm cutting lots of holes in walls for audio/video, security, surveillance, automation, and cutting a hole in the wrong spot is not acceptable in the scope of work we do, we care, and we don't want to ever mess up.
As a rule of thumb, myself and my coworkers don't really trust stud finders. I actually haven't even used one since the batteries in my old one died a year or two ago, I would rather trust the sound of me tapping on the wall to find the studs than use a studfinder, but this product caught my eye, so I decided to try it.
I must say, its really cool watching the led's scroll across the unit as you glide across a stud behind the wall.
the amount of visual feedback it gives makes me feel much more confident in trusting what this thing is telling me.
its cool being able to turn the unit on at any time, whether its already on the wall or not when you turn it on, it will still work.
2 things though, and I'm being kind-of picky because I work in an industry where I have to move wire extensively through walls where I have to just know how its built to get from point a to point b, I'm not just hanging something on a wall.
1. make sure to go SLOWLY over the wall, They say you don't have to slide it, but I'm not going to pick it up and re-place it across an entire wall, I'm going to slide it, and you can cross over a stud entirely before anything will have a chance to light up if you move too fast, so go slow, and that's fine.
2. it did not seem to show a line of solid led's if you happen cross studs parallel to the studfinder, for example, a piece of horizontal fire-blocking inside a wall between the studs.
In other words, it detects studs perpendicular to the unit, which totally makes sense, its just that I'm not going to get a random reading i could investigate further if i cross over something behind the wall in a parallel direction.
it even says in the instructions that it has to be able to compare different areas., So pretty much if something is parallel to it, it does not see anything inconsistent along that plane.
My only gripe in general though, is that when you hit the button to use it, the led's do not even momentarily blink, nor is there any beep to acknowledge that its actually working and ready. You only know its working when it crosses a stud and you see the led's light up. It does not make any beeping noises ever.
If they made another model, that could beep so you know its working, and maybe even beep on presence of high voltage I would buy it for sure.
I am happy with this unit, it definitely seems to work better than numerous other fancy studfinders from many different brands that I have had experience with in the past. I don't want something that just tells me when it thinks I'm in the center of a stud, this unit allows me to see a picture of whats back there, and I can make the decisions based on the evidence it shows me.
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Prohibition of Eating Blood
1. The blood of cattle, beasts, and fowl, whether of a clean or an unclean species, is forbidden, as it is written, "Therefore I said unto the children of Israel: No soul of you shall eat blood… Ye shall not eat the blood of any flesh… Whosoever eateth it shall be cut off" (Leviticus 17:12, 14). Apart from removing the veins and blood vessels, the blood must also be extracted from the meat through salting or broiling, as will be explained later.
Salting and Soaking of Meat
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The Kent State University Museum Opens FandemoniumPosted Oct. 22, 2012
The Kent State University Museum presents Fandemonium in the Alumni Gallery Nov. 16, 2012 through Oct. 6, 2013. The Kent State University Museum is located at 515 Hilltop Drive on the corner of Main Street and South Lincoln in Kent, Ohio. Hours are Wed., Fri. and Sat. 10 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.; Thurs. 10 a.m. to 8:45 p.m.; and Sun. noon to 4:45 p.m.
Fandemonium will highlight approximately 50 different fans spanning three centuries. Fans are one of the earliest accessories because of the very practical purpose they serve, which is balanced by their equally decorative, ornate nature.
"Over the centuries and across continents, a number of different basic forms of fans developed. This exhibition explores these different shapes and styles," Kent State University Museum curator Sara Hume said. "From hand-painted rococo designs of the eighteenth century to celluloid, art deco pieces from the twentieth century, the variations are remarkable and stunning."
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Brisé fan, probably American, 1910s. Ivory sticks with painted silk inserts. Gift of the Martha McCaskey Selhorst Collection, KSUM 1996.58.486
The exhibition will be organized by type of fan, including Chinese export fans, lace fans, fixed, non-folding fans and novelty fans produced as advertisements. As some of these styles existed from the eighteenth century through the early twentieth century, visitors will be able to observe both the continuity and the developments among the different types of fans.
"Fans are such beautiful forms and the intricate ornamentation can be appreciated both from a distance and under close examination," Hume said. "The Alumni Gallery is the perfect space for the exhibition because it is an intimate space but also because of its semi circular layout which evokes the shapes of the fans themselves."
Admission to the Kent State University Museum is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and $3 for children under 18. The museum is free with a Kent State University ID and free to the public on Sundays. The museum also offers free parking. For more information call 330-672-3450 or visit kent.edu/museum.
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Pleated fan (detail). European, ca. 1790s. Silk satin leaf embroidered with sequins and carved ivory sticks and guards. KSUM X2004.2
Opened to the public in October 1985, the Kent State University Museum was founded with an initial contribution from New York dress manufacturers Jerry Silverman and Shannon Rodgers. Their gift included 4,000 costumes and accessories, nearly 1,000 pieces of decorative art and a 5,000-volume reference library. In the 1960s, Shannon Rodgers began collecting what is now considered one of the finest period costume collections in the United States, today totaling more than 40,000 pieces.
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Does your dog really know his own name? Does he understand that when a human makes that funny sound, it means he is supposed to pay attention to that human? Puppies certainly don't understand the concept of "name" and some older dogs really don't either.
If your dog escapes and runs crazily down the street, does he even flick an ear in your direction as you follow him while screaming his name? Do you find yourself repeating his name over and over again until he finally looks at you with a puzzled look on his face? Here is a simple exercise that will help you communicate better with your dog. Before a dog can succeed in any kind of obedience training, he must recognize his own name and understand it means he must give his attention to whoever says it.
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Poeple come here for help with SWG? Who could possibly need help with such a simplistic game? Oh, I fogot about the bugs. I guess some people need help working through or around them. Sorry. Please disregard.
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The problem is that this story is old. We covered the NGE when it came out, we reviewed it and I wrote a quite clear editorial on what I thought of the issue. The problem is that these boards are unusable by anyone who may still want to play the game because anyone who says anything about the game other than "I hate SOE" is chased out the front door before their second post.
A lot of what you guys complain about is fair comment, but really, its been a few months and frankly you've voted with your dollars by canceling your accounts. This thread is here and should easily be a warning for anyone who comes by these boards to see what is up if they did not know. All we want is for all users to be able to discuss things in peace, you guys long ago stopped allowing that, not only on this board but every other SOE boards.
On many of them, it's not even fair comment. Thus, to be fair across them all, we started a thread of this nature. If there are any new developments that cause you to hate SOE more, feel free to discuss them outside this thread. All we ask is that if you want to rant about how much you hate SOE, do it here. If you have a thoughtful discussion that does not involve death threats, then feel free to make new threads. Just end the hijacking of every thread and respect the original poster's desire to talk about whatever they wanted to talk about.
This turn of events is very interesting. As I have read other posters' posts they all seem to raise various theories of why this thread was actually started. They are all possible, but currently I dont think SOE has any involvement on these forums. These forums are currently independant. The staff on MMORPG.com is NOT evil in any way and they do allow us to state out opinions. SOE isnt all omnipotent and beielive it or not I dont think there is any money being passed under the table.
At least I dont think.
I can definitly agree with you that the SWG forums are littered with negative posts involving SWG and very fanatical bashing. However, I disagree with you that it is a growing problem. People are not being "chased out" because
1. There are other supporters of SOE and SWG. I actually encountered and got flamed by one of them (he apologized later)
2. When SWG/SOE supporters post there, they pretty much know what theyre getting themselves into. If they are new, well then they will see what the rest of the population thinks.
And thats fine. In fact thats excellent. What youre really doing here is stifiling the players' voices by putting them all into one thread. I agree that it is ridiculous, but not out of control. It is healthy for the forum to have a certain hatred for a company and dislike a game, because as we all know SOE forums are highly moderated and is run like Soviet Russia. In this way we get the word out to all the other players. Sparked debate is good. I know it may not be good if they are too agressive, but thats why we have moderaters. Also, it shows just how drastic the situation is. This will also pass in time.
You can see there is a large response to this stifling of the players's voice. Also not seeing an article about the apparent abuses from Sony is also disturbing. I would think if you were the editors and staff of MMORPG.com you do represent the players' voice? this sounds like a paradox to me.
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My post challenging DArth Smedley to a duel is deleted?!!11!!! The plot thickens!!
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in case no one noticed....... IN THIS THREAD YOU CAN OPENLY SAY THE "TRUTH" TO EVERYONE
so stop whining about not being able to troll everyone who goes into the SWG thread will see this sticky right at the top of the page.....
i hate SOE too and i HATE the "NGE" but continuously flaming and attacking people isnt going to change anything
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Joined: 7/10/05
I currently play WoW. I am content there, but nowhere near as happy as I was in SWG pre-NGE. If you start asking around on any WoW server, you will find people there that used to play SWG, but left because of how SOE has handled SWG.
If SOE would bring back the old pre-CU SWG, and put some honest effort into it, they could easily rival WoW. If not surpass WoW.
Ive also Played CoH, and found refugees there. I hear EVE, DDO, and many more have SWG Refugees also.
SOE has a SWG Player base...we're here...scattered among the various MMO's...watching...waiting....waiting to go home...someday
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Joined: 10/12/05
I am a pre-cu SWG player.
I rarely post in these forums, but I visit them each and every day because I like readying how $OE has screwed up yet again.
Preventing people from posting anti-$OE threads pretty much gives me no reason to keep coming here.
Guess I will just stick to the main page for the news and thats it.
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Joined: 9/08/05
All I can say is AHHHH!!!@!!!!
Obviously the issue here has affected this forum and the Vanguard forum. Granted it's understandable why people would be mad, but for this long... I have never seen any fan group stay mad like this.
All I can hope is that SOE makes some changes to get some of these people's trust back, or thats money they are letting slip through their fingers.
Anywho it looks like this issue is not going away, but lets hope this forum does become a little easier to read with out all the Anger. *Wonders how many Jedis have fallen to the Dark Side because of this*
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Joined: 1/14/05
The problem is that this story is old. We covered the NGE when it came out, we reviewed it and I wrote a quite clear editorial on what I thought of the issue. The problem is that these boards are unusable by anyone who may still want to play the game because anyone who says anything about the game other than "I hate SOE" is chased out the front door before their second post.
Sorry but, if its the review I am thinking about, all you did was accept SOE's canned answers and never delved any deeper then that. Not an insult to you. Just my opinion. I feel as if you just jotted down a quick email with some questions then waited for the answers. Never took it further then that. That isnt reporting on something. Its the bare minimum. Just scratching the surface.
A lot of what you guys complain about is fair comment, but really, its been a few months and frankly you've voted with your dollars by canceling your accounts. This thread is here and should easily be a warning for anyone who comes by these boards to see what is up if they did not know. All we want is for all users to be able to discuss things in peace, you guys long ago stopped allowing that, not only on this board but every other SOE boards.
I would love to let it rest. I would love to just go on. But first, my game is dead. One that I enjoyed. All because of 8 guys filling out a poll. And second I, or no one that feels like I do, can let it rest. The day we let it rest is the day SOE gets away with it. I must keep it in the front. Not let them come along and put all sorts of media spin on it and bury it.
On many of them, it's not even fair comment. Thus, to be fair across them all, we started a thread of this nature. If there are any new developments that cause you to hate SOE more, feel free to discuss them outside this thread. All we ask is that if you want to rant about how much you hate SOE, do it here. If you have a thoughtful discussion that does not involve death threats, then feel free to make new threads. Just end the hijacking of every thread and respect the original poster's desire to talk about whatever they wanted to talk about.
I am not too worried about that. With SOE's current track record, there is no end to them making mistakes. Thereby giving us new chances to make more posts outside this thread.
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Joined: 7/14/05
INTJ, fun is fun except when it's not
SOE should be chased out of the mmo business permanently for what they did to SWG
I agree 100% that this should always be in the forefront and should always be brought up again and again. SOE is not to be trusted until they make amends for their utter disregard and complete disrespect for their paying customers. We are the customers and we deserve to be treated like we are something other than stupid or trash. What SOE did with SWG and their NGE was just that, completely ridiculous I wish they had gone under forever.
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Joined: 1/14/05
I am sorry but this bugs me no end. "not up to you to judge a company"???? In order to report on both sides of a story about a company like SOE you have to judge. You cant just sit there and say "Well this is good and this is bad" unless you judge them. Also if you review something, judging is the core of the skill of the reviewer.
And waiting for news to come in? You should find the news. Not just wait for companies to send out press releases. Find people on the inside willing to talk. Get the feelings from "the people on the street" so to speak. Find facts out behind those press releases. Then report it.
When I wrote articles for the area comp and console groups here I didnt just accept a press release as is. And I judged games I was reviewing. I talked to people that used to work for the company, people that still worked for them, and people in general. Then I wrote the article.
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All cancelled due mostly to NGE, CU was pretty bearable for the 5 minutes that it was operating.
SOE have to be the most clueless bunch of idiots thinking that they can just buy up every title and expect it to operate as a cash cow for all time.
The NGE doesn't work, updates are waaayyyyyy too slow and are going in completely the wrong direction. Rather than taking a system that didn't quite work well enough and then constantly tweaking it, they instantly appeal to the lowest common denominator at the expense of their playerbase.
Did anyone ever in the history of the forums and community ever ask for a fps style game? I was a bit of an SWG forum troll and I never saw a word.
The way Sony has sucked up to the wannabe jedi's staggers belief, all at the expense of longstanding, multiple-account holders who had the long-term interests of the game at heart.
Unbelievable, truly unbelievable
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Joined: 7/08/05
OK Guys,
I think there has been some misinterpretation of the purpose of this thread. First off, let me say that I do understand where you're coming from and that you have every right to be angry about what happened. In fact, we printed an editorial about this back in November that you can take another look at, here.
The purpose of this thread is for you guys to vent your frustrations in one place. It does not mean that you can never say anything negative about SOE in the forums. My concern on that front is that it is being said over and over again, and the purpose of threads is being lost in the clutter. My concern is NOT that people are talking negatively about SOE. I personally don't blame anyone who is angry over this issue. You have a valid gripe, and I understand that.
Let me give you an analogy that might shed some light on my reasoning: I travel a lot for this job. While traveling recently, I was approached at the airport by a member of a religious group who wanted to share his opinions (in this case about religion) with me. I had nothing else to do, and I generally keep an open mind, so I listened. He finished, and we parted ways. Honestly, not a bad encounter. I came away knowing a little bit more than I once did about his particular religion, and he felt good about having spread the information that he felt that it was important that I know. That's a relatively healthy exchange.
While I would consider that to be a good exchange of ideas, and a good conversation. I walk away respecting his opinions and the religion as a whole. I would not have felt the same way if a moment later, another person had joined him, telling me the same things. Then another, then another. Suddenly, I have a whole group of people, all telling me about their ideas and feelings about something that I have already decided is not for me. They follow me to baggage claim, and all the way to my taxi when I leave the airport, relieved to be away from them.
Let's assume for a moment that I travel to this airport frequently. I actually enjoy the city that I'm going to. But every time I go there, there are new groups of people, telling me the same things about the same religion. It drives me crazy. Do I get mad at the religion as a whole? Probably not (much). You can't judge a large group of people on the actions of a few. So, how do I deal with the situation? I probably stop going through that particular airport.
MMORPG.com is the airport in this situation. We're trying to avoid people getting bombarded with the same information, again and again, from multiple sources. That's all.
That being said, things have also gotten severely out of hand in terms of a few people regularly breaking the rules. I will remind you that personal attacks against people who disagree with you will not be tolerated. Personal attacks, death threats and the like against developers from ANY company will not be tolerated. It all appears very clearly in our RoC, and the moderating team will be cracking down on such activities. You can hate the game, you can hate the company, but you cannot use our boards to promote the hatred of people.
Jon "Stradden" Wood, Community Manager
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Most good judgement comes from experience.
Ok I'm angry @ SOE end of story……….
No, wait, I'm not angry I hate them, I hate the way SOE bullies its way into and out of situations, I hate the fact the no other MMO company would even consider doing what SOE has done and does on an almost weekly basis, and I hate the fact that, had any other company done half the things that SOE had done they would out of businesses by now…. But, oh no DADDY (Sony corp.) comes to its aid.
[Day dreaming]
If SOE was a human it would be a 21 year old rich bitch whore. Sleeping with everyone and catching all kinds of nasty infections. Leading to the downfall of anyone that went to bed with her. She would grow into a nasty, life worn; ugly old hag wondering what could have been if only she has listened to others.
Then on her death bed, (years too early BTW) blaming everyone but herself, dieing from the cancer she caused herself. just as her last breath was taken her nice twin sister would walk in and she would realise that all she had done was evil and in her last breath nothing but the pain of what she had done in her sorry little life would consume her feeble mind and guilt would fill her body as her it rotted and decayed
[Wakes up]
Yea, so thats OTT but its no less than they deserve
Tin Foil hats dont work.. its all a conspiracy
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Joined: 5/02/05
To all of you that think your parents are boring...They got boring to raise you !!
So it seems that all of us who dont like SOE are being put in our own ghetto !!!
This is distrubing. History is full of examples of how rulers have put all their critics or groups they dont like in one place to control or get rid of them.
Support Bacteria, its the only culture some people have.
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Joined: 5/25/06
"We relize that people want Pre-Nge, but it is not going to happen"
-John Smedley
well, what to say about soe..., they have destroyed one of the best games ever, what is this 9 profession garbage? We got smugglers who don't smuggle, jedis using guns, medics killing jedi, bounty hunters who mostly suck, spy who just hits and cloaks, commando who is worthless now, officer who nobody cares about, trader who nobody needs since items are worth nothing now, and entertainer which is just there. The game took out the fun of varying in your choice of profession. You could be a teras kasi and a swordsman plus some medic skills, this made the game fun and without the old profession choice and old combat, plus low populated servers, the game swg is no longer the great game is used to be.
Canceled subscription last week
Bye swg
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Joined: 9/22/04
Day 2 - its now the most active topic on MMORPG. Big sign on the front page and the it has not curbed the posts in the way that you wanted. I keep mentioning this as I think if you want to correct the "problem" - you should consider other means. Still this topic has been a blast to read though I doubt any visitors to this airport would want to sludge through this amount of posts and pretty soon the regulars won't as well.
At any rate, I appreciate your interaction and your efforts (really loved your E3 effort).
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Joined: 11/11/05
I think this hate of SOE is deserving of a news story. I know it would bring some heat on you guys, but surely this is at least unusual in the industry to have one company draw the ire of so many fans in such a vociferous and unrelenting manner.
Oh, and go to hell SOE. Woot!
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Joined: 10/31/03
The most talked about but least played game ever :p
I played SWG for over a year after it was first released.
SOE had one of the best licenses, and one of the best game engines ever.
It certainly needed some tweaking,things like being able to shoot through walls and hills, and the poison chuckers, but not the wholesale re-writes that it got.
The beginning of the end was when they removed the Jedi TEF. For those of you that weren't around for that, if you were Jedi and you used your powers where anyone else saw you use them, the game would give you a TEF or temporary enemy flag where anyone could attack you for 5 minutes.
What this did was to keep the master Jedi population relatively low so you didn't see Jedi running around everywhere, or dueling in front of starports. They had to go underground (just like in the movies).
Soon after they removed the Jedi TEF, everyone had a Jedi, they were running around everywhere in public, and since they had nothing to keep them from grinding up to master other than time spent, it made for alot of virtually unkillable characters.
I left just before the CU (combat upgrade), they had promised it for several months and didn't deliver, after months of broken promises I left and didn't come back.
What I saw from SOE was a trail of broken promises, poor execution, when they finally did get around to fullfilling on what they had promised, and a total disregard for input from the paying customers about what they really wanted.
They released the game too early, it was called star wars and there were no vehicles, instead you had to walk, there were no space ships, and to this day there still isn't a reason to PvP, i.e. when you PvP you should be contributing to the war and feel apart of it by being able to somehow affect your environment. So it was Star Wars, and there were no Stars and there were no Wars.
SOE :p You took one of the potentially best games ever and turned it into a giant swirling vortex of SUCK!
I feel ripped off by the hundreds of dollars I paid you over the time of my subscription (I had 3 accounts, one for me and one each for my 2 children). I will never be duped into paying for a game manged by SOE because from what I have seen this is how they operate every game they own.
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Hi, I understand what you're trying to do but as you can see this is a sensitive subject..lol. However, I honeslty think that if you could do the following it will go a long way in reducung the issues you have stated.


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Syracuse held a 24-23 edge in first downs and a slim 479-470 advantage in total offense, but things began to unravel after Smith's third-quarter TD. The next four drives for the Orange resulted in a fumble, a punt, a missed field goal and another punt.
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Local culture center offering 'Homer to Homeboy' workshop seriesWritten by Sanya Ali | | email@example.com
Students of all ages with a thirst for knowledge on Latino and Chicano history now have a forum to share information and artistic expression.
A local poet and artist who is teaching a series of classes at the Sofia Quintero Art and Culture Center (SQACC) hopes that Latino and Chicano youth will become more aware of their cultural history and shared struggles.
The SQACC partnered with the Farm and Labor Organization Committee to organize the series of workshops and classes called "From Homer to Homeboy." Classes are free and will be held every Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon beginning May 31.
The instructor for the classes is Manuel Caro. Caro, a former professor and Ph.D in English literature, designed the course with specific ideas about the group he wanted to represent.
"The history and culture of Latinos and Mexican Americans is not part of the curriculum at high and UT and local colleges," Caro said. "And that there was a need for that kind of thing, especially against and contradictions and distortions of our sides of the story."
Maria Rodriguez-Winter, interim executive director for the SQACC, said her objective is to attract community members who may not be aware of their roots as Hispanic Americans.
"The goal is to help those Latino leaders who have been born in the United States and who have not been exposed to the educational history of the Latinos in this country in terms of its indigenous roots and various geopolitical situations they have been involved in," Rodriguez-Winter said.
Caro said his aim is slightly different. He said he wants all attending, no matter what their racial background, to take away more than a debate or history lesson.
"It's not a place to begin arguing this against the other side," Caro said. "People really want to come in with a sense of and thirst for knowing this information. I also note that I want people to come in there and, at the same time they're learning about us, I raise the question: What have you learned about yourself?"
Caro said he thinks a sense of personal understanding is paramount to understanding the stories of other cultural groups. He said he wants his students to take away a broader lens with which to view the world.
"I would like to challenge people who come to the classrooms to have that kind of reflection about not only where they come from, but to look with more critical eyes and ears at the stories we need to tell," Caro said.
Caro said he attended junior high and high school in Toledo and, though he has moved around considerably, he knew his life's mission would bring him back.
"It's bigger than me, but someone had to start it," Caro said. "I just happened to be blessed growing up in this area and being part of the community."
This is the first class and workshop series for SQACC, but Rodriguez-Winter said the classes fall in line with what the center's mission is.
"Our mission statement is to strive to be a premier, Latino-based organization that advances the important roles that art and education play in everyday lives," Rodriguez-Winter said.
The series will focus on Chicano and Latino history, culture and art. Specific course topics change throughout the summer and fall. The classes are free to all interested, not just the Latino and Chicano communities.
"I know the first time Dr. Caro was talking about introducing these classes and we had about 200 people show up, so we're expecting somewhere in that area," Rodriguez-Winter said.
The class will be a mix of lecture by Caro and guest speakers and artistic expression through creative writing. The lectures will focus on United States history through an alternative lens.
Caro said he was inspired to share what he learned the history of Latino and Chicano Americans in the United States, specifically in Texas following the Polk administration.
"There was the pressure during those times to get more balance in congress and the fight between slave and non-slave states," Caro said. "It was a push to make Texas a slave state."
Caro said he hopes to use his educational experience to empower disadvantaged groups in the community.
"Their two biggest obstacles are: one, believing in themselves and two, their abilities, because we have so much coming at us that contradicts and puts us down."
Caro said he wants to share the knowledge he has gained over his years of personal examination and study.
"Before I die, I feel the need to pass all that on," Caro said. "I don't want to just absorb all this stuff for nothing. That's why I want to get back into teaching, but very targeted, specific teaching."
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Sweden orders new trials for convicted serial killerTHE Associated Press | February 02,2013STOCKHOLM Once considered Swedens worst serial killer, Sture Bergwall confessed to more than 30 murders over three decades, and was convicted of eight of them.
Years later, he changed his mind and said his ghastly tales of slaughter, rape and even cannibalism were all lies, spawned by loneliness, a desire for attention and heavy medication.
In what has become a major embarrassment for the Swedish justice system, Bergwalls convictions are now being overturned one by one.
Courts that once found his chilling descriptions of the victims and the murder scenes enough proof to convict him now realize they may have been duped by a compulsive liar.
This is the justice scandal of the century, Bergwall, 62, told The Associated Press by telephone from a psychiatric hospital where hes been held since 1991.
Five of his murder convictions have already been annulled. On Friday, a court in northern Sweden ordered retrials in the remaining two cases: the 1976 death of 15-year-old boy whose remains were found 17 years later, and the fatal stabbings of a Dutch couple in 1984.
New court proceedings may not even be necessary. When retrials were ordered in the other five cases, prosecutors dropped the charges, citing lack of evidence instead of going to court.
This is the end of a four-year retrial process, but the start of a process to make him a free man, Bergwalls lawyer, Thomas Olsson, told AP after Fridays ruling.
Bergwall grew up with six siblings in a Pentecostal home in Falun, 120 miles (200 kilometers) northwest of Stockholm. He said he developed an identity crisis after discovering he was gay and started taking drugs at age 14.
There was no closet to come out of in those days, Bergwall said. Thats the reason for my drug problems and everything that came after.
Bergwall said he never murdered anyone but molested three young boys in the late 60s. After a bank robbery in 1990, he was found mentally unfit for prison and committed to a psychiatric hospital for the criminally insane. It was during therapy sessions there, Bergwall said, that he claimed responsibility for a series of unsolved murders going back to 1964.
Simply put, I felt very lonely, Bergwall told AP. To make myself interesting I suggested that I had done something difficult. It aroused interest. I was given intense therapy and benzodiazepines.
The sedatives only fuelled his morbid fantasies, said Bergwall, who at the time had changed his name to Thomas Quick.
During his trials, investigators said he gave information about the victims and the places where they were found or disappeared that he couldnt have known unless he was there.
Bergwall said he got some information from newspapers while on leaves of absence from the hospital, but mostly embellished on details he had picked up from police interrogators.
I didnt know anything. Thats the simple truth. The information I got, I got through therapy and through police interrogations, Bergwall said.
The eight murders for which he was tried and convicted had no apparent links. Three were in Norway, the others in different parts of Sweden.
The victims ranged from a 9-year-old Norwegian girl who disappeared in 1988 but whose body still hasnt been found, to the Dutch tourists in their 30s who were stabbed in their tent while camping in the northern Lapland province.
Bergwalls gruesome confessions he claimed to have eaten some of his victims made headlines in Swedish media in the 1990s. But there was also debate about the lack of technical evidence to support his convictions.
In a 2006 review of Bergwalls case, Swedens chancellor of justice, Goran Lambertz, cleared Swedish authorities of wrongdoing. Lambertz, who is now a Supreme Court judge, said he still believes the convictions were correct.
Im not saying he is guilty, but the evidence was such that it was without doubt correct to convict him, Lambertz said. He added that there were a number of circumstances indicating that Bergwall had been present at the murder scenes.
For example, Bergwall had described the place where the 9-year-old Norwegian girl had disappeared with great detail, Lambertz said. He noted that Bergwall told police he had used a saw to dismember the girl, and a saw blade was found on the site.
Olsson, Bergwalls lawyer, said his descriptions of places were not accurate on closer scrutiny.
They did find a saw blade in the forest. But it didnt look like (Bergwall) had described it, Olsson said. Keep in mind there is a large logging area in the vicinity.
Olsson said that if his client is cleared in the remaining two cases, he could be released later this year.
Bergwall said he stuck to his confessions until he stopped taking benzodiazepines in 2001. He then entered what he described as a therapeutic period of silence, speaking to no one for seven years.
In 2008, he withdrew his confessions in a Swedish documentary, and started seeking retrials for his convictions. He said he now considers himself mentally fit to be released.
Bergwall said he felt bad for relatives of the murder victims, some of whose cases are now too old to reopen.
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Water is undeniably one of Charleston greatest natural resources and supplies most everything locals and visitors come to appreciate — food, entertainment, beauty, relaxation and more. Charleston Waterkeeper, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that focuses 100 percent of its resources on water quality issues in the area, is dedicated to protecting this important Lowcountry treasure.
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The blanking was the first professional postseason shutout for Mannino (2-0), who posted two shutouts in 38 regular-season appearances with Chicago this year.
Forwards Spencer Machacek, Johnny Pohl and Tim Stapleton provided the offense for the Wolves.
"It was a typical playoff game: hard-nosed, no one was giving an inch," said Wolves Head Coach Don Lever. "We got the break with that second goal and were able to hold on."
Machacek gave Chicago (2-0) a 1-0 lead with 70 seconds left in the first period. The right wing skated in from behind the net and attempted to stuff the puck between Milwaukee goaltender Mark Dekanich and the post, then picked up his own rebound and chipped it up over the goaltender's shoulder.
The Wolves pulled ahead, 2-0, with a marker from Pohl midway through the third period. Defenseman Arturs Kulda gained the puck after the face off and fired a long shot. Jason Krog and Pohl hacked at the rebound until Pohl was able to shovel it past Dekanich.
Dekanich (0-2) turned aside 28 of 31 shots for the Admirals.
Chicago solidified its lead, 3-0, at 15:14 of the third period when Stapleton cranked home a pass from right wing Joey Crabb as the two forwards drove down into the Admirals zone on a two-on-one break.
Milwaukee (0-2) will host Game 3 at the Bradley Center on Saturday at 7 p.m.
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Chicago 1 0 2 -- 3
First Period---1, Chicago, Machacek 1 (unassisted), 18:50 pp. Penalties---Grant, Milwaukee (boarding), 2:16; Thuresson, Milwaukee (high-sticking), 4:13; Chelios, Chicago (charging), 6:23; Cashman, Milwaukee (hooking), 10:19; Kulda, Chicago (tripping), 12:43; Grant, Milwaukee (interference, roughing, misconduct) 17:39; G. Stewart, Chicago (roughing, misconduct), 17:39.
Second Period---None. Penalties---Murray, Milwaukee (goaltender interference), 12:47; Dietrich, Milwaukee (tripping), 16:36.
Third Period---2, Chicago, Pohl 1 (Krog, Kulda), 8:06; 3, Chicago, Stapleton 1 (Crabb, Anderson), 15:14. Penalties---Holzapfel, Chicago (goaltender interference), 0:54; G. Stewart, Chicago (interference) 18:39.
Shots on goal---Milwaukee: 10-6-7--23. Chicago: 6-7-18--31. Power plays---Milwaukee: 0-4. Chicago: 1-6. Goalies---Milwaukee, Dekanich (28-31). Chicago, Mannino (23-23). A---4,336. Referee---David Banfield. Linesmen---Al Stensland and Bryan Pancich.


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