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According to co-organizer Artemisa Téllez, the festival aims to create a space that is welcoming for the GLBT punks, emos, darketos (goths), and others who may not feel at home in more mainstream gay venues. "There are gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people who may mostly go to straight venues because they prefer the scene there to what they find in the Zona Rosa. This festival is an event for them, but one that is explicitly gay."
The festival begins tonight at 5:30 at Buzón de Arte in la Romita. Highlights for tonight included screenings of Todd Hayne's cinematic tribute to glam rock Velvet Goldmine (at 6:00 pm), a screening of the black and white John Waters cult classic Mondo Trasho (at 9:15), as well as performances and art exhibitions in between.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA)-- Here's something to think about as another school year gets underway: of the six million kids who have food allergies in the U.S., as many as one in four have their first reaction at school. Now there's an effort to make sure teachers and other school staffers know how to use life-saving EpiPens (syringes pre-filled with epinephrine).
Thirteen year old Nerissa Cole carries her own EpiPen and knows she has to be vigilant as she heads back to school because of dangerous allergies to nuts and fish.
If Nerissa even touches or tastes these foods, "My throat closes up, and then its like, I can't breathe," she says.
At a recent Washington Nationals game, she started to eat some vegetarian chili, which her family assumed to be safe. That is, until her mother spotted what looked like a peanut, and snatched the chili away.
Ruth Anderson-Cole remembers, "By that time she's getting ready to dip her chip in there. I was like 'Nic, what are you doing?' Put that down. There are nuts in there!"
Cole contacted both the D.C. Health Department and the restaurant that served the chili to ensure signs were put up to warn patrons about certain dishes containing nuts.
At school, children can be exposed to dozens and dozens of different foods. Even with vigilance about allergen-free tables in the cafeteria and keeping kids' lunches separate, thousands of severe reactions happen each year. Many adults are unable or unsure how to help.
Dr. D.J. Sherzer, MD, an emergency medicine specialist with Nationwide Children's Hospital says, "Approximately half of those people actually had epinephrine in the vicinity. It was available to them, it just wasn't used or it wasn't used in time."
Dr. Sherzer says adults may feel intimidated about injecting a child, so teaching school staffers how to use EpiPens in an emergency is paramount.
Dr. Robert Wood, M.D. is director of pediatric allergy and immunology at Johns Hopkins Children's Center. He says he's seen the same lack of epinephrine usage in a study of pre-schoolers. Seventy percent of the children who had a life-threatening food allergy reaction were not given the shot by parents or caregivers.
Dr. Wood says, "Even though the medicine was available to them, it wasn't given. And that's typical because people are scared to give the medicine, or in the panic of the attack, they are not sure what to do."
Dr. Wood says some adults give an oral antihistamine like Benadryl, in hopes that it will reverse the reaction. But in the case of anaphylaxis (airway swelling and the inability to breathe), this will not work, and death can be the result.


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Dior Addict Fluid Stick is a new exciting lipgloss slash lipstick that's launching as part of the permanent collection for Summer 2014.
Dior Addict Fluid Stick is available in 17 highly pigmented shades that I THINK you might love on.
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Although you might feel old hat to liquid lipstick I'm about to tell you that the Dior Addict Fluid Stick reinvents the formula. These have the formula of a gloss but not with as much shine or glossiness as one and the color of a lipstick.
Liquid lipstick for me is typically a thicker, creamy, velvety texture with a matte finish in most cases. I can think of quite a few liquid lipsticks I own that all have creamier textures. Dior creates a more smoother, glossiness texture with this new lipstick slash lipgloss formula. They aren't sticky or tacky in anyway and have a full color payoff on a single swipe so you get an opaque finish very easily on these due to the great pigment. I don't find them as thick as a traditional liquid lipstick and they wear considerably more lighter and comfortably than one. I did feel they settled into the natural lines of my lips but they do come with a very large sponge applicator (about twice the size of a traditional flocked sponge applicator) which allows you to easily go over them a few times for the smoothest finish. They aren't dry on lips and they provide a little bit of moisture but not a ton. I did not detect a flavor or fragrance in the formula. Wear time is around three hours before they start fading but during that time they did not migrate or feather around my lips nor did they stain after they wore away completely. They have the high pigment of a lipstick formula and although the formula is like a gloss they do not have very much shine and produce more of a high sheen on lips. All the colors in the range are creams without any shimmer or sparkle.
Dior Addict Fluid Stick Swatches (from Left to Right Kiss Me 389, Magique 479, Wonderland 575, Artifice 639)
Each lipstick comes housed in a very large and long tube. They are a bit chubbier than a Dior Addict Lipgloss as well as a longer and the sponge applicator is quite large, even larger than the ones you on the MAC Wonder Woman Wonder Gloss. The upper part of the barrel is silver but the lower portion is clearly visible displaying the color perfectly.
I have to say the first time I tried them I wasn't sure I liked them. They kinda had a very weird way of clinging to my lips. But the trick is to go over them a few times with the applicator to smooth out the colors. After that I kinda fell in love with them. They look very vibrant and beautiful on my lips and yes, even flawless when I take the time to properly apply.
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Dior Addict Lipgloss is fabulous however, if you've wanted a bit more from the formula I think that's where Dior Addict Fluid Stick steps up to bat. If you want more color from your gloss Dior Addict Fluid brings it with this exciting new formula.
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4/18/14 13:32 Gwenayfer:
I have been dying to try these. Looks like I might have to make a little trip to the Dior counter.
4/18/14 17:46 Dominique:
Magique suits you very well! Gorgeous color for Summer !
4/18/14 20:30 Renu:
I want these, especially Magique!
4/19/14 2:04 Fancie:
The formula sounds lovely and I really like all of the colors. I definitely need to check these out soon!
4/19/14 9:52 Ashley:
Love the packaging of the product, only Dior product I own is the nail glow which is amazing. It leaves your nails super shiny for about a week and half. These are all great colors for spring/summer.
4/19/14 13:20 yelena:
KISS ME and MAGIQUE look lovely on u!
4/19/14 23:19 Christine Joy Luikuo:
When I first saw the photo, I thought it had both lipstick and lipgloss. Silly me!
4/19/14 23:30 Sc0u7:
Hi Miss Muse! I am addicted to these new fluid sticks and I am really glad you reviewed them and like them too! I am impressed with the color range and how light yet pigmented they are – perfect for spring and summer when lipstick feels a bit too much on those hot days. I heard that a few of the colors are limited edition – do you know if this is really true and which colors they are? I heard Wonderland was one of them, but I'm hoping this is only in Asia and not the US.
4/20/14 14:06 Helena/LipGloss Bitch:
I have Pandore, a beautiful red that I love. Magique looks stunning!
4/20/14 20:24 Joann:
Everytime I see a review about these fluid sticks, it makes me want them more and more!
They're really bright, so I'm trying to find one that is more appropriate for everyday wear.
I'm liking 479 though. I will definitely have to these out these shades in stores.
4/21/14 5:49 Lizette:
That's gorgeous indeed – the texture, the colors… I like the light finish. Most lipsticks make my lips very dry, but this is amazing. Thanks for sharing!
4/21/14 11:41 Majick:
I have to change the spelling of my screen name. LMAO! uh, and I need that color! (smooch)
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Absolutely love these lipsticks, the colours and finish are so gorgeous. I've just done a review of them on my blog


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Thefts and burglaries have gone up this year in Danville, said police Sgt. Troy Craig. The surge was largely due to residents leaving their belongings in plain view or allowing them to be accessible. Police have urged residents to take care of their property.
"It would help reduce the level of crime significantly," Craig said.
People leaving their valuables in the open, their cars running unattended, and their garage doors unlocked gives thieves easy opportunities to steal. Police are strongly encouraging residents to not leave their possessions unattended.
Petty thefts (property stolen under $400) have increased by 11 in 2007. Grand thefts (valued over $400) from unlocked cars have jumped from 27 to 43. Auto burglaries, which require some level of forced entry, increased from 66 to 105, and stolen vehicles increased from 21 to 44.
"We have been looking at our crime numbers this year and there has been an upward trend in thefts," Craig said. "They (residents) need to protect their property a little more closely."
He noted that out of the 105 auto burglaries, 71 were from purses, bags and laptops sitting in plain view. These crimes have been prevalent in other towns and cities, too.
"This is not just a Danville issue, this is a community issue throughout the Valley," Craig said. "We've really got to work together to help each other solve these problems."
"It's a continual thing that we have seen here in the Tri-Valley," said Danville Police Chief Chris Wenzel.
Burglaries and thefts have fluctuated in the past three years at the Valley Station, which monitors unincorporated areas of Alamo, Danville, Round Hill and the south area of the county. Valley Station reported 255 auto burglaries in 2005; 173 in 2006; and 244 in 2007, said Jimmy Lee, spokesman for the Sheriff's Office. It also had 74 grand thefts - with unforced entry - in 2005; 65 in 2006; and 63 in 2007.
"It's one of the biggest problems we have countywide," Lee said about items not being protected. "By far, it's some of the biggest we deal with daily."
In Blackhawk, the number of thefts has not increased, said police Lt. Alan Johnson of Blackhawk Police Services.
"It has not gone up. Ours is fairly consistent," Johnson said. "We don't see larger numbers increasing."
He noted he is still unsatisfied.
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Linda Stolow, Danville resident and owner of the Small-Fry Shoppe on Railroad Avenue, said someone went through her car. Since then, she is conscious of locking her doors. She noted she has seen customers leaving the store to get their wallets from their cars. Also her friend's car was stolen from her garage.
"They are feeling safe because they are in a private parking lot and feel they are not subject to something terrible coming," Stolow said. "I think we are all a little naive."
"I think it's tough to make people change their habits," she added. "It's only when they are really impacted, they change."
Stolow said the holiday season is primetime for thieves. People are prone to carrying more items in their cars as result of the holidays. Police advise folks to store packages in the car's truck where they cannot be seen.
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I thought I was liked enough to have one dedicated to me, but whatevs. That's okay, I don't neeeeed the ego boost. hehe
Look how awesome I am and I got mine on page 39, and you don't need an ego booster because I have you on my friends list.
Well I suppose I could.. *falls asleep*
ok we should have this one dedicated toooo..yosupbecause i said soand i bet a mister Elite would agree if he weren't sleeping on the job
Yosup has a great ass.
I agree, he also has a great *cough*......sense of humor.
JJ is simply lovely. She's polite and funny and a nice girl to have around here. Her drawings are amazing and if she became a professional mangaka someday I'd buy ALL of her work She's my Scribble Sister!


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Paula Deen 23-Piece Mega Cookware Set with Bakeware and Cooking Tools Only $99 Shipped
This Hip2Save.com Deal was hand-posted on Thursday, November 15th, 2012 at 9:56 am.
Wow! This seems like a fantastic price… especially if you are in the market for cookware and bakeware items. And the timing couldn't be better with Thanksgiving around the corner! Just hop on over to Walmart.com where you can score this Paula Deen 23-Piece Mega Porcelain Enamel Cookware Set with Bakeware and Cooking Tools for only $99 + FREE shipping (choose from blue or red). Check out all of the goodies that this set includes…
1-quart covered saucepan
2-quart covered saucepan
3-quart covered saucepan
5-quart covered Dutch oven
One 7.5″ skillet
One 9″ skillet
One 10″ skillet
2.75-quart covered saute pan
Nylon slotted spoon
Nylon slotted turner
2-quart mixing bowl
3 melamin prep bowls
9″ x 5″ loaf pan
9″ x 13″ baking sheet
Two 9″ round cake pans
As a price comparison, I found this 15 piece Paula Deen Signature Porcelain Nonstick Cookware Set on Amazon for $98.44, so basically the same price… BUT with this Walmart.com deal you are snagging an additional 8 pieces! :D
(Thanks, Clip & Follow!)
38 Hip Readers Commented
This is also in the black Friday ad at WalMart. I am begging for this from my boyfriend!
I own this guys..i would rather pay more and get a better set..Like the tramontina tri-ply cookware on walmart.com.Its rated best buy at cooks illustrated…comparable to All-Clad.All-clad goes for $1500 plus…and tramontina is just $150.
i just bought this great deal came right on time because i was looking for a cookware set thank you hip2save !!!
We need a new cookware set but I know nothing about what to buy. I have always bought cheap stuff, but now make most of our food from scratch. I need an education on cookware! :-)
the is an amazing cook set, you might as well spend the money it lasts longer and this deal at walmart is TERRIFIC, even with all the controvery with Paula her cookware is still great quality
Anyone have any tips on where to get a good deal on a good brand for just a single large skillet? I find they are so expensive individually, but I really like my set I have, and only want to replace my heavily used large (over 12 in) fry pan!
You have to decide whether you want non-stick/hard anodised or tri-ply.Nonstick calphalon is the best.I have seen them reasonably priced at Marshalls/TJ Maxx.
As far as tri-ply nothing beats All-Clad…its crazzy exp and i cant afford it.So the cheapest and comparable option is Tramontina tri-ply..availbale only on walmart.com.Make sure you search for tri-ply version as tramontina has many lines of cookware..i bought a couple of pieces after my Paula Deen cookware was thrown out and let me tell u…IM IN LOVE!!!
I am really into America's test kitchen and they raved about the tramontina too! With a good review from a hip2saver. I may need to just do it. I really am not sure about not doing non-stick though!
Hey Krista…i understand your confusion.I have hard anodised skillets too(Calphalon).Its really good and i use it every other day for frying fish and other delicate food that i dont want sticking to the pan and breaking but i went in for a 8 piece Tramontina tri-ply set from Walmart.com and i cant stop gushing about it…and now the price of that set is on rollback for $118…its a cookware for life and taking that into consideration i consider it cheap
Do you have to scrub it with a scotchbrite like pad to clean it? Thank you so much for your info Liz!!
I use a steel wool to scrub it…and if i feel its not shiny enough i use bar keepers friend powder and it shines like new….i remember once after cooking rice pulao on it i thought i turned it off…but when i came and checked after 20 min…it was burned completely at the bottom…i thought i had ruined it…i scraped off whatever i could and let it cool and then soaked it in water for half and hr…the burned rice just came right off and my pan was not affected…used barkeepers friend and it looked like i just got it right out off the store..Can u tell i love it ? :)
what pieces do you think are essential from this line?
Cynthia..it depends on your cooking…i bought the set..which is cheaper than buying individual pieces..but i did add the Tri-ply saute pan over a period of time because i wanted a big 5 qt saute pan…the saute pan($70) is half the cost of the 8 pieces set ($114)…so i would recommend buying the set as it has the basic needs..use it for some time and then decide what else you really need
I love my All-Clad skillet and sauce pan. Got them for a wedding gift though! They are still like new and that was 20 years ago!
I have seen Paula Deen cookware at Big Lots for a good price before.
I was planning on getting this in BF!
I really like the Emeril skillet i Bought from Bed Bath and Beyond.
I am looking for a good set of cookware for my daughter but after googling reviews on this set I will continue to look around as the reviews overall were not good. Any suggestions on a good brand with a middle of the road price tag?
Emeril cookware. The set was on sale at Macy's for $100 a while back.
Just bought a set, This deal beats any BF Ads I had seen so far. (I Think) I was looking at the RR set at Target & Meijer's.
My blue set changed color the FIRST day my son cooked in it. I was next to him and he did nothing wrong. Since then, every pot I've used is now yellow up the side. I do not put them in the dishwasher. I baby them. I use wood utensils. I make sure the flame is not going up the side (gas stove). My son's girlfriend cooked scrambled eggs in the tiny one, using a wood spoon. She scrambles in the pot (while I do it in a bowl and transfer them). Now there are scratches and everything sticks. What's the deal. Like I said, this started the first day and I researched like crazy before buying. I'm going to be told that the heat was too high (it wasn't) and a wohle host of excuses. I totally babied these!!!!
My husband got me a similar set when it was BF deal 2 years ago. It's okay but nothing great… I have the robin's egg blue color & can't get the bottom of the pots & pans clean… my gas stove seems to stain them or scorch grease on or something… they're starting to look a little ragged after 2 years of regular everyday use. Also one of the pots warped to where to the lid no longer fits on it.
Also — this set is NOT dishwasher safe… just in case that matters to you.
Thanks for the head's up!
Most pots and pans are not dishwasher safe.
I have this set, in blue, minus a few pieces… was thinking about craigslisting my current set and buying this one. I got them last year on BF, and they have worked good. I like them alot, only issue I've had is some of the non-stick on the small skillet is coming off.
I'd totally purchase again!
awesome! i have 2 skillets from paula deen i bought a few years ago that are still in perfect condition because i do hand wash them!! and i paid $35 for those 2 skillets with no lids to them. so to me, this is a great deal. and i know it is listed in the wm black friday ad and was planning on snagging it then, but last year, they sold out quickly online and in the stores in my surrounding area so of course i missed out then. oh, and i do own a >$400 set from emeril (that i also hand wash) and i much prefer the paula deen. thanks so much!!
Yay!! Thank you so much! I was going to "brave" Black Friday, just for this set! Thanks so much for posting this, I can stay home now!!!
I have this set and it is fantastic! Perfect for everyday use!
I have this set. I got mine Black Friday 2010. I loved mine. Do not put them in a dish washer. It tells you not to. My husband , and kids did. now the paint has faded, and food sticks to them.
I got a slightly smaller Paula Deen set for Christmas last year and LOVE it! I use them all the time and they still look new. I do make sure to hand wash them and store them carefully. I'm also very careful not to use metal utensils so they don't scratch. I've been nothing but happy with the way they cook and how well they've held up. I'd buy another set in a heartbeat if I needed one. Almost wish I did!
My in-laws had this set and had to replace it within six months. The teflon started peeling off in the pots and pans even though they never used metal tools while cooking or serving. They also always hand washed them. They called the company and advised them of this and they were told that they had to have used metal in the pans. They replaced them with a set of T-fals.
Thanks for the post Collin! I am in desperate need of replacing our Calphon set we got 12 yrs ago…non stick is coming off of several pieces. I am interested in the walmat tramontine set…can anyone tell me how it cleans up and how it works as far as nonstick?
Cynthia i have the tramontina tri-ply set..which is not non-stick..i replaced all non-stick with hard anodised..lasts longer and no peeling of the coating..for hard anodised i love Calphalon…for tri-ply i have tried calphalon tri-ply and Tramontina..both are good but tramontina is 1/3rd the cost for the same quality if not better.
I love my Paula deen pan but I wouldn't want anything else in my kitchen with Teflon. It's horrible for you and if it ever peels off it's very toxic to your food. FYI!
I bought this set, I had went back to look again at the pieces and the deal is no longer avaiable until Cyber Monday.
Where will they have this Paula Deen 23 pc set on cyber Monday?
is this a good deal. i have no idea


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This story was published on the blog in several parts four years ago; this is a "collected version" to replace the multi-part story:
In January, 1944, Mrs. Adele Born Williams, a 58 year old society "matron," walked up to her eighth floor apartment at the Drake Hotel with her daughter and found the door unlocked. Inside, they found a gray-haired woman in a black persian lamb coat who had been hiding in the bathroom. Without a word, the woman pulled from her purse an antique pistol and fired two shots at Williams' daughter. She missed, then left the bathroom and fired several shots at Mrs. Williams, eventually hitting her in the head, causing a wound that would prove fatal within hours. The fur-coated woman then walked out of the room and was seen by a couple of men before Williams' daughter cried for help. "I could have tripped her," one of them men later said, "but I'm not in the habit of tripping strange women." Later reports said her daughter chased the woman down the stairwell, yelling "stop that crazy woman, she shot my mother."
And so began a case that got stranger and stranger. Among the twists in the tale:
- Police launched a massive search of the hotel and found nothing. However, four hours later, the murder weapon was found, shattered, in a stairwell, apparently having been dropped from a high floor. Police had search that place - then gun had apparently been returned to the scene of the crime!
- Similarly, a spare key to Williams' room was reported missing from the front desk at the time of the murder. Mysteriously, it appeared back on the desk at 10 o'clock that evening.
- Mrs. Williams had $100,000 in cash in a safety deposit box for reasons unclear.
- Mrs. Williams herself seems to have been a bit odd; a commenter on the original version of this story remembered being a small child and living nearby her, and seeing her running out of the house the family rented in peach-colored pajamas; the word at the time was that she had mental problems, but this may just be a rumor.
- No jewelry or valuables were taken, leaving the motive somewhat unclear.
- Just before the murder, a phone call had been placed from Mrs. Williams' room to a fish and ale house two blocks away.
- One woman who worked the desk at the hotel at the time was a convicted hold-up girl with a bizarre past - much more on her below.
The mystery remains unsolved. There was never a suspect, and though various motives were suspected, none of them really held up. It was a huge story in 1944, and mentioned at least once a year on the anniversary in newspapers for at least a decade later (interestingly, as of the late 1950s, the Trib was still spelling "clue" c-l-e-w.). Today, it's been almost totally forgotten.
The theory Quinn had arrived on was that the killing had either been an accident in the midst of a struggle after her daughter announced her intention to kill herself, or that it had all been pre-planned by Mrs. Goodbody and her father and that the reason the gun wasn't found (right away) was that the father/ex-husband (who certainly did hear about the shooting before the police did - he was the daughter's first call) had smuggled it out. According to this theory, Mrs. Williams was annoyed at her daughter for some reason and was planning on writing her out of her will.
At one point in the investigation, when Quinn demanded, rather harshly, that she "tell the truth," Mrs. Goodbody allegedly said "Well, I'll tell you..." then stopped. Some said she was withholding evidence, others say she had been ordered to say nothing about anything by her father's attorney, who was already present.
Quinn (who comes off as a real jerk in the story) was convinced within minutes of investigating the scene that there was never a woman hiding in the bathroom, and that there couldn't have been room for her, since an ironing board attached to the door would have taken up too much space. More investigations, however, showed that there was plenty of space for the "woman in black" to hide.
One major piece of evidence in Mrs. Goodbody's favor was the testimony of the victim herself. The shot in the head didn't kill Mrs. Williams right away, and she was still able to talk to two people who came into the room to help. Though she repeated the name "Goodbody" a few times, she said that shooter was a woman in black with a rose in her hair, and that it was no one she knew. She was later quoted as saying that the shooter had said "I will get you yet!" and that she thought the woman was firing blanks. Other witnesses also described a mysterious woman in black with something red in her hair fleeing the scene.
Naturally, Mrs. Goodbody herself was royally ticked off about being accused of being her mother's REAL killer. Eventually, Capt. Harrison, one of the main detectives, determined that there was, in fact, a third party in the room: the mysterious woman in black. Mrs. Goodbody was never charged.
The police denied his story, although the officer he had given it to admitted that he'd received other guns from Brown, who was a lifelong friend. The police felt that there was no evidence that Brown had ever legally owned the gun - in fact, Brown's insistence that he had owned it was the only real thing tracing it to him.
By way of proof, Brown could only say that he had used it to fire several shots into the ground outside of a Hwy 51 roadhouse five miles north of Bloomington one time. The police dug up the whole area and found several bullets, but they were the wrong caliber for the gun in question.
But there was something else to connect Brown to the case - the police officer wasn't the only person who had ever received a gun from Brown. His sister had, some time before, borrowed one and used it in an attempted hold-up, for which she was on probation.
And at the time of the Woman in Black murder, she was working the front desk at the Drake Hotel.
|Ellen Valanis Bennett Larksworthy Welch
Actually, he had TWO sisters at the Drake, Ellen, a desk clerk, and Anna, whom the Tribune described as a "hotel prowler."
To say that Ellen Valanis Bennett Larksworthy Welch, alias Ellen Murphy but generally still called Ellen Bennett in the press at the time, had an interesting past barely hints at the matter. A sixth grade drop-out, she married Acott Bennett, a 57 year old, when she was 15, and bore him a son, who sort of disappeared (he was once reported to be a marine). They were divorced after six months of marriage, and Ellen enrolled at Norhtwestern University using a high school diploma that actually belonged to a friend, Eva Soloway, whose name was was using - you might say she was a sort of low-rent identity thief. In 1939, Ellen, who was still formally known as Mrs. Bennett, had borrowed one of her brother's guns, plus some tape and cords to tie people up, and attempted to hold up a woman in Park Ridge. At the time, she was wearing a blond wig over her red hair, and was driving a car owned by a state senator (who was dead by 1944). When caught, she pretended to be a "night club entertainer" named Peggy Ryan. She was put on probation.
|Anna, Ellen's sister, the "hotel prowler"
Ellen then married for a third time, to a guy with whom she lived for only a few days. At the time of the Drake murder, she 41 years old and was was working as a desk clerk, living in the hotel under the name Ellen Murphy. Both friends and the police described her as cold blooded and with a real penchant for diamond and jewels - which Mrs. Williams had in abundance. She would have been the one to give the woman in black the spare key used to break into the room - and which mysteriously turned up on Ellen's desk that night. She was, at the time, occupying a suite in the hotel with her latest lover, Patrick Murphy, whose brother, Francis, was at one time the state labor director.
Two weeks before the murder, a call was made from Ellen's room at the Drake to The Pub, a fish and ale house a couple of blocks from the hotel. A mysterious call from Mrs. Williams' room was made to the same location a couple of hours before the murder.
Under questioning, Ellen DID admit to owning a black fur coat, but said she did not own a wig and had never been in Mrs. Williams' room. She went back and forth on whether she was in the hotel at the time or the murder or in a nearby restaurant, and voluntarily submitted to (and passed) several ie detector tests. Both Ellen and her sister were arrested twice in connection to the murder, but were freed on a writ of habeus corpus. Despite extensive investigations, charges against her never quite stuck. I've never found out what became of her; she would be well over 100 today, but I like to imagine her still hanging around in hotel bars in the 1980s, flirting with much younger men; a wealthy widow with a terrible secret.
BUT - there is a ghost!
The Drake is not one of the more notably haunted hotels in the city, but there are a couple of ghost stories floating around - one about a woman in red on the tenth floor, and one about a woman in black on the eighth. This story would be an odd way to back that one up - the woman in black was the murderER, not the murderEE.
My guess is that this is a case of a mistaken history. Most likely, when some employee was asked if there was a ghost story, he or she remembered that there was some story about a "woman in black" attached to the hotel, and thought it was a ghost story, not a murder. We'll cover "The Woman in Red" ghost in the same hotel later on this week!


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October 5, 2015
WASHINGTON (AP) - A State Department official says the U.S. is closely watching Syria's arsenals of chemical arms and portable anti-aircraft missiles amid worries these weapons could fall into the hands of terrorist or militant groups during the current uprising.
The official told The Associated Press that the United States believes the Syrian government is still in control of its arsenals, but the U.S. regards the country as "a significant proliferation concern."
The official said the U.S. also was consulting with allies and partners on plans to prevent the diversion of its shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles. The official spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss intelligence-related matters.
Syria is believed to have nerve agents as well as mustard gas, Scud missiles capable of delivering these lethal chemicals and a variety of advanced conventional arms.
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GRAND RAPIDS (WZZM) - The Allstate Foundation and National Safety Council's Drive it Home Show is in Grand Rapids Wednesday night to help bring the message of teen safe driving to local families.
Bonnie Raffaele, the mother who championed the recently adopted Kelsey's Law, visited with WZZM Morning News Wednesday. Watch the interview for details.
The show is Wednesday night at 7:00pm at the Salvation Army Kroc Center at 2500 S. Division. The show features Second City Communications and takes a comedia approach to the topic of teen safe driving. Parents can enter to win a free Chevy Cruze and $250 in gas cards.


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- 1932
Born Palmerston North, New Zealand
- 1953
Turner Prize for Landscape
- 1959
Stage Manager at the Gargoyle Club in London
- 1960
Received Italian Government Scholarship, which allowed him to paint the 'Showgirl' series in Florence.
- 1962
Received Dutch Government Scholarship, used to paint The Massacre of the Innocents Series
- 1962
Returned to New Zealand
- 1971
Commissioned by Sir Miles Warren to paint Rainbow Pieces for the Christchurch Town Hall
- 2004
Died, Auckland
- 2009
Blast! Pat Hanly -The Painter and his Protests by Trish Gribben, published by Lopdell House
- 2010
Blast! Pat Hanly -The Painter and his Protests distributed to all New Zealand primary and intermediate schools
- 2010-2012
Blast! the exhibition tours New Zealand
BiographyPat Hanly - Painter
"To express what he saw [Pat Hanly] developed a special way of working that was part action painting and part tight form. Out of this emerged beautiful paintings of gardens and still life's where the power streamed from flowers and figure studies that were filled with energy inside severe outlines... Everything that Pat Hanly did had a kind of innocence that came from his sincerity in life and art. He embraced all things and gave other artists courage to be themselves."
Obituary in the New Zealand Herald, 25 September, 2004, by T. J. McNamara,
Throughout his long career, Patrick Hanly juggled his need to express his response to matters of social conscience with his gift for creating paintings that convey great joyfulness. The resulting works were, variously, political, reflective of 'the human condition' or observational, particularly of family and friends. (1)
Russell Haley, close friend of the artist and author of Hanly: A New Zealand Artist' reminds us that, as a primary school student, Pat Hanly's "total preoccupation with painting and drawing was actively discouraged by a male teacher". In 1948, prior to Hanly completing his fourth form year at Palmerston North Boys High, his parents withdrew him from school and organised his apprenticeship with Bert Pratt Ltd, in the hope that Hanly would become a hairdresser.
With his first wages, he bought a book of Rembrandt's drawings, which his mother quickly removed to ensure that her son was not exposed to any nudes. His mother encouraged him to enrol in night classes at the Palmerston North Technical College, which led to Hanly sitting his art school preliminary examinations in 1951. Due to the fact that Hanly left school before he matriculated, Hanly enrolled in 1952 as a non-Diploma student at the Canterbury College School of Art. As a non-Diploma student, no records of his achievements were ever kept, however, it is well known that Hanly won the 1953 Turner Prize for Landscape which was open to all students.
After leaving the Canterbury College School of Art, Hanly travelled to Europe.
Hanly worked to the mantra of "do no early works". To this end, Hanly nearly completely destroyed 'The Massacre of the Innocents Series. Hanly has destroyed, repainted or 'cleaned' any works that did not meet his high standards.
Returning to New Zealand in 1962, Hanly began painting full time, although he accepted a part time lectureship in drawing at the Auckland University School of Architecture. Hanly won the Manawatu Prize for Contemporary Art in 1966, and in 1963, '64 and '67 his works were included in international exhibitions of New Zealand art.
Women have been depicted in many of Hanly's paintings, not just for themselves, but as part of a larger context. They are not individual women, but represent the universal experience of women.
Hanly often worked in series and his most well known include: Figures in Light,'Fire and Vacation,The Fire this Time, Massacre of the Innocents',Pure Painting and Condition, Thunderland, Fire, Innocence, Pacific Icons, Energy, Inside the Garden, Torso and Golden Age.
Pat Hanly retired after the Bouquets series of 1994.
(1) www.nz-artists.co.nz
The Pat Hanly Family Trust is delighted that Lopdell House distributed BLAST! Pat Hanly --the painter and his protests, by Trish Gribben, to every New Zealand primary and intermediate school library. A grant from The Peace and Disarmament Education Trust (PADET) set up after the bombing of the Rainbow Warrior with compensation money from France, is making it possible for the publishers, Lopdell House Gallery, to distribute the 1100 books. BLAST! is written for children aged from eight to 12 years and focuses on Pat Hanly's anti-nuclear paintings. It also includes photographs by Gil Hanly. Trish Gribben said she wrote it as a way of telling a new generation something of New Zealand's anti-nuclear struggle while keeping Pat Hanly's work alive.
Blast! Pat Hanly: the Painter and his Protests, can be ordered from: Lopdell House Gallery, PO Box 60 109, Titirangi, Waitakere City 0642 or by phone 09 817 8087 x201 or fax 09 817 3340.


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Currently in the running for a BAFTA in the UK, 'The Beachcombers', a short film proudly supported by Minelab, has been selected as one of the six cross-London finalists in the ITV Best of Boroughs competition - recognising the best short films made in London over the past year.
Featuring the multi-talented X-TERRA 70 and the dazzling Excalibur II, still images of the film can be viewed on Chris Coucher's website.
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Slam. When you see that word written, I bet the last thing you probably think about is poetry…But, put the two words together and you've got a curious can of opened worms. Poetry Slam! So, what is a poetry slam? … Continue reading
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Mutations in PARK8, encoding leucine-rich repeat kinase 2 (LRRK2), are a frequent cause of Parkinson's disease (PD). Nonetheless, the physiological role of LRRK2 remains unclear. Here, we demonstrate that LRRK2 participates in canonical Wnt signaling as a scaffold. LRRK2 interacts with key Wnt signaling proteins of the β-catenin destruction complex and dishevelled proteins in vivo and is recruited to membranes following Wnt stimulation, where it binds to the Wnt co-receptor low-density lipoprotein receptor-related protein 6 (LRP6) in cellular models. LRRK2, therefore, bridges membrane and cytosolic components of Wnt signaling. Changes in LRRK2 expression affects pathway activity, while pathogenic LRRK2 mutants reduce both signal strength and the LRRK2-LRP6 interaction. Thus, decreased LRRK2-mediated Wnt signaling caused by reduced binding to LRP6 may underlie the neurodegeneration observed in PD. Finally, a newly developed LRRK2 kinase inhibitor disrupted Wnt signaling to a similar extent as pathogenic LRRK2 mutations. The use of LRRK2 kinase inhibition to treat PD may therefore need reconsideration.
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Less than two weeks after the first teaser trailer, well, teased us, along comes this longer look at the highly anticipated sequel, Star Trek Into Darkness.
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1. Melancholy Moment: "There's greatness in you, but not an ounce of humility. But there's going to come a moment when you're wrong about that. And you're going to get yourself, and everyone under your command, killed," Admiral Pike (Bruce Greenwood) can be heard telling Chris Pine's Kirk in a voiceover. Sure enough, this is followed up by several shots of peril, danger and what appear to be coffins that certainly seem to back up what the guy is saying.
2. Interesting Insignia: Benedict Cumberbatch's villain is clearly wearing a black Starfleet shirt, so he either is or is pretending to be in Starfleet. While the character has been identified as "John Harrison," most observers think this could simply be an alias used by the baddie to hide a more familiar name from the Star Trek canon, possibly Khan or Gary Mitchell. (Screenwriter Damon Lindelof ain't telling...we think)
3. Speaking of Shirts: What's up with Chekhov sporting a red one? After all, he always wore yellow on the show. Red, in the original series, meant engineering or security while yellow meant comand/bridge crew. Could there a new gig for him on the ship?
4. Home Sweet Home: At one point, the Enterprise appears as if it's either crashing into or rising out of the San Francisco Bay. Of course, the city is where one can find the Starfleet Academy.
5. Déjà Vu: One of the final shots in the trailer shows Spock (Zachary Qunto) and Kirk touching hands on opposite sides of a window pane, which is reminiscent of the scene in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan where Spock dies.
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KENILWORTH/ALHAMBRA, Calif. - Joseph Sacco died Aug. 18, 2008 of complications following surgery.
Joe was born Feb. 14, 1921 in Cosinga, Italy, to Rose and Virginia Barbetta Sacco.
In January 1929 at the age of 8, he immigrated with his mother to the United States through Ellis Island in New York to meet his dad for the first time.
In 1957, he returned to his native land of Italy, where he met and married Marisa Grande. They were married July 7, 1957 in Genoa.
In September 1957, they went back to Kenilworth, where they lived until 1959
He lived in Kenilworth with his father, mother, brother and three sisters.
At the ager of 20, he was drafted into the U.S. Army.He participated in the second invasion of Nomandy. He also served in northern France, Rhineland and Central Europe.
In January 1959, they moved to Los Angeles, Calif., to seek employment. They resided in Alhambra, Calif., ever since.
Joe was a proud Army veteran. He enjoyed reading, baking, dancing and watching sports. He had a passion for horse racing. He also played the harmonica.
Joe had a good sense of humor and a fun loving nature.
He will be greatly missed by his family and friends and all those whose lives he touched.
He is survived by his wife of 51 years, Marisa; son, Joseph Sacco; and daughter, Suzanne Sacco, both of Alhambra, Calif. Also survived by brother, Ernest and Antoinette Sacco of LaVerne, Calif.; sisters, Pierina Crocco, Price; Grace Givigliano, Temple City, Calif.; Ernestine and Joe Perri, Covina, Calif.; nieces, Brenda Jolene, Shelby; nephews, Johnnie, Joseph Ross, Ernest Ross and Emerson Joseph and Vincent. He was preceded in death by his parents, Ross and Virginia Sacco; brothers-in-law, Johnnie Crocco and Frank Givigliano.
Funeral Mass was Aug. 23 at St. Terese Catholic Church, Alhambra, Calif. Burial was at the Resurrection Cemetery in San Gabriel, Calif.
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This video presents the DIRICOM Research Project. One of the goals inside this Project is to design a wireless system network that allows the communication among cars (the so-called Vehicular Ad-hoc Network or VANETs). For more information, please visit: DIRICOM web site
Jean-Claude Bradley presents on "Open Education in Chemistry Research and Classroom" at the University of the Sciences on January 11, 2011. The talk covers screencasting, wikis, chemical information validation, Open Notebook Science and smartphones.
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Prof. Wei Li lectures on studies of transcription factor binding sites and histone modifications using ChIP-chip and Chip-seq assays. Part of the Computer Aided Discovery Methods 2009 course offered at Baylor College of Medicine.
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