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A Very Brief Look at Gooding
If you've been keeping an eye on the weather out here in Scottsdale, Arizona, then you might have heard that yesterday (Friday) was a significantly better day than Thursday. The showers and thunderstorms that we forecast for the area seemed to miss the Scottsdale area until early evening just at Terry McGean, Jeff Koch and I were getting a jump start at Silver Auctions. Earlier in the day, however, the skies were mostly sunny and the temps comfortable compared to the arctic weather were had been dealing with in Vermont since the fist of the year.
Some brief reports to catch you up on. RM Auctions is reporting $19.6 million in sales from their two-day event, which wrapped up yesterday. Gooding & Company – which hosts their final day of action today, had an astounding 94% sell-through rate yesterday (nearly $15 million in sales), their biggest seller today being a 1956 Jaguar D-Type for $3.74 million.
Over at Russo & Steele, it was initially reported that there was a possibility that they would be able to continue their auction by the evening, however that effort was but to rest until the fire marshal gave the okay – it didn't happen. Reports then surfaced that it would be business as usual today (Saturday), however they are opening the site for consignors only for a special breakfast, followed by a visual inspection and assessment – one owner per vehicle only. According to their website, they are hoping to have a new docket in place for a continuation of their auction on Sunday, and possibly Monday if all goes well. Silver Auctions continues into Monday as well, but that was their original intent as well. We did a drive-by last night on the 101 loop and noticed that the tents had been removed from the site, except for the one under which the actual auction takes place.
We split us as a team yesterday, so here are a few images from Gooding I snapped while I had a few seconds.
Lot # 104, A 1929 Ford Roadster, was drawing quite a bit of interest; it crosses the block today. According to the consignor, it has traversed the Bonneville salt flats.
A 1965 Lamborghini 350GT – also scheduled to cross the block today – is flanked by a 1948 Chrysler Town and Country convertible.
And helping prove part of its motorsport past, here are two decals that caught my attention on the windshield of a 1932 Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 Series V Gran Sport.
If the weather stays dry today as predicted, I'll have more for you later on.
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A 350GT, not a 400GT – wow, how many of those are even in existence?
1979 450 slc coupe. Fair condition — How much should I ask for value in classified..?? (no body damage…)
how many manufacturs and sold.


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The 2nd Annual Family Fun Day will be one you won't want to miss. With last year's festival attendance topping more than 1,500 guests (a C'mon attendance record), this year will be bigger and better than ever! The festival, free with admission, includes games, activities, food and lost of fun! Family Fun Day will be held on Sunday, November 17 from 11am-4pm.
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Without having to put even a pencil to paper, City Council saw its expected $6 million budget shortfall for next year cut almost in half Tuesday night, down to $3.4 million.
Finance Director Deborah Morton explained that an expected 15-percent increase in health insurance costs didn't occur, that the city is keeping any increase to about 3 percent.
That and other adjustments in revenues added up to $2 million more than the city had expected in earlier forecasts, she said.
"That's certainly better than a $6 million shortfall," Council President Steve Nawrocki told his colleagues.


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Robert Mondavi Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon (3 Liter) 2003
Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley, California
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Connoisseurs' Guide - "Its deep and beautifully defined aromas of dense, curranty fruit, dusty earth and generous oak signal that something good is to come here, and the broad but classically composed and keenly fruited flavors that follow confirm every hope. Already showing an uncanny impression of layering and range, this outstanding wine is at once supple in feel yet buttressed by lots of very fine-grained tannins, and, although its essential beauty is not in the least compromised by coarseness, it is a bit tough at the finish as young Cabernet can be. Five years will make a real difference here, although ten are preferred, and, from this vantage point, the wine is clearly the best Robert Mondavi Reserve in the last decade or more."
The Wine Advocate - "The rich and intense 2003 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve has a saturated ruby/purple color and is sweet and dark, with a complex nose of creme de cassis, blackberry, subtle oak, and smoke. It is medium to full-bodied and seems richer, fuller, and more intense than the 2004, but again reminds me of a St.-Julien made in Napa."
International Wine Cellar - "Good saturated ruby-red. Perfumed aromas of currant, black cherry, espresso, milk chocolate and flowers; a real essence of Napa Valley cabernet. Enters the palate like silk, then builds slowly toward the back, offering a lovely light touch and plenty of inner-mouth aromatic character. Finishes with substantial but very fine tannins that reach the incisors, and lingering perfume."
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Robert Mondavi Winery
For more than 40 years, Robert Mondavi Winery has been the symbol of Napa Valley. Founded in 1966, it was the first major winery built in Napa Valley in the three decades following the repeal of Prohibition (1933), and went on to establish the foundation for modern California winemaking. Robert Mondavi Winery's mission-styled architecture, with the expansive archway and bell tower designed by Cliff May, has become an enduring landmark that honors California's history. With the philosophy that great wines reflect their origins, Robert Mondavi Winery pursues the fullest expression of the terroir of its Napa Valley vineyards: the historic To Kalon Vineyard in the Oakville American Viticultural Area (AVA), and the Wappo Hill Vineyard in the Stags Leap Vineyard AVA. View all Robert Mondavi Winery Wines
About Napa ValleyView a map of Napa Valley wineries
It's hard not to think of Napa Valley when thinking of California wines. The region is, after all, the one that brought world recognition to California wine making. The area was settled by a few choice wine families in the 1960's who bet that the wines of the area would grow and flourish. They were right. The Napa wine industry really took off in the 1980's, when vineyard lands were scooped up and vines were planted throughout the county. A number of wineries emerged, from large conglomerates to small boutiques to cult classics. Cabernet Sauvignon is definitely the grape of choice here, with many winemakers also focusing on Bordeaux Blends. Whites are usually Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.
Notable FactsWithin the Napa Valley lie smaller sub-AVAs that lend even more character specifics to the wines. Furthest south is Carneros, followed by Yountville, Oakville & Rutherford. Above those two is St.-Helena and finally, just grated an AVA, Calistoga. These areas are situated on the valley floor and are known for creating rich, smooth Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Chardonnay. There are a few mountain regions as well, nestled on the slopes overlooking the valley AVAs. Those include Howell Mountain, Stags Leap and Mount Veeder. Wines from the mountain regions are often more structured and firm, benefiting from more time in the bottle to evolve and soften.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country into itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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Alcohol By Volume GuideMost wine ranges from 10-16% alcohol by volume. Some varietals tend to have higher (for example Zinfandel and Cabernet Sauvignon) or lower alcohol levels (Pinot Noir and many white varietals), but there is always some variation from producer to producer. Some wine falls outside of this range, for instance Port weighs in closer to 20%, while Muscat and Riesling are usually a bit below 10%.
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Congratulations to Becky Emerson, winner of the May 2012 Classified Employee of the Month. Becky was hired in August of 2000, and has given over 12 years of dedicated work to the University. She is currently a Program Assistant I with the School of Education and Human Development.
Dr. Ron Tzur, Professor with the School of Education and Human Development, details the extensive ways in which Becky has supported the department, enabling them to succeed. He states, "Becky is doing a super job-professionally and inter-personally. I have been in quite a few universities and Becky is by far the top staff assistant I have ever had the opportunity to work with. She is always supportive and positive, doing everything asked for at the highest level of performance, and makes us all feel as if no effort has been involved. Her work is top-notch, on time and accurate, combined with pleasant and highly supportive ways of interacting with superiors, peers, and supervisees. Her dedication to the work we all do is unmatched. I simply cannot imagine how we would have done half of what we accomplished without her support and dedication."
Professor Mark A. Clarke, also with the School of Education and Human Development says of Becky, "Becky is competent, hard-working and cheerful. She sees what has to be done and does it in a way that provides a glow that pervades the School of Education. She attends to details and follows up if there are confusions. She goes above and beyond to reduce tensions and clarify details to ensure her job is done in the most efficient way possible."
Farah Ibrahim, PhD, LP (CO), Professor for the School of Education and Human Development, shares, "I have observed Becky's work ethic, professionalism, commitment to excellence, and positive and supportive attitude for nearly six years. I believe it is time that we acknowledged how much she does to facilitate the work of the school, and the faculty. Becky's ability to respond in a timely manner, her ability to keep track of several tasks, and deliver on all her commitments has always impressed me. The best part is her demeanor; she is always positive and supportive of faculty, staff, and students. She has made it possible for us to do our work and has been the person on the front end greeting students and other constituents with professionalism. We are truly blessed to have her in our midst, making our work easier, and supporting us in all our endeavors."
Congratulations Becky, you are truly an asset to the School of Education, and are deeply appreciated. Kudos to you!
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Who really designed the 1954 Plymouth Belmont?
Images by Bill Robinson, courtesy Dave Langstone.
In the recent article on the 1954 Plymouth Belmont concept car, many people expressed doubt that Virgil Exner actually penned the Belmont's lines, despite the fact that Exner had taken credit for the car for many years. Indeed, it would be a stretch to say that the Belmont uses any of Exner's love-it-or-hate-it design language, but that's the way design studios worked at that time – the head of the studio would more often than not take credit for the work that the designers who worked under him produced, no matter how many brushstrokes he applied to the work.
Still, the truth eventually makes its way out, and we have reader Dave Langstone and author Peter Grist to thank for setting the record straight here. Grist, author of Virgil Exner, Visioneer, pointed out in his 2007 biography of the designer that Bill Robinson, a designer with Briggs Manufacturing, actually designed the Belmont and that he later let Exner take credit for the design. Langstone pointed that out to us too, and took it a step further, not only by providing photos of Robinson's sketches for the Belmont, which he donated to the Walter P. Chrysler Museum last year, but also by putting us in touch with Robinson.
Robinson said that Chrysler's K.T. Keller did indeed want a Corvette competitor and that he instructed Al Prance at Briggs to begin work on one. Prance turned to Robinson, who had been with Briggs as a designer for about five years at that time. "At first, I was thinking they wanted a real concept car, so I had drawings with fins and that nature," Robinson said. "But as the project progressed, I figured that they were looking more for a true sports car than a concept car, so I grew more conservative in my designs."
According to Robinson, he wasn't much of a fan of sports cars at the time, so he didn't take inspiration from any particular car. In addition, he had a few design limitations around using production pieces – specifically the chassis and bumpers – so he said he instead wanted to experiment with new forms and shapes in his design. "I was most concerned with getting rid of the outboard headlamps," he said. "The body shapes trail off from outboard headlamps, so I figured that if I moved them inboard, I could try out different side contours."
That effort shows in at least a few of the design sketches that Robinson provided to the museum, in particular the two-tone copper-over-gold sketch and the pair of sketches with the iridescent blue paint that rather closely matches the color the Belmont originally wore.
Of course, a number of changes took place between sketch and final product. "Any time you see a concept drawing that looks just like the real-life car, you know it's a fraud and was done after the fact," Robinson said. The most significant change that took place was, of course, his superiors' insistence that the headlamps be moved back to an outboard position, thus scrubbing most of the impact Robinson aimed for. Robinson said he also didn't much like having to change his design to raise the hood a couple of inches for engine clearance. "The hood and the decklid had the same contour until then," he said. "Fortunately, Walt Brocker, who worked with me on the full-size drawing, kept as much of the existing form as he could when he added the hoodscoop."
Sometime during or shortly after the completion of the Belmont, Chrysler purchased Briggs and Robinson transferred to Chrysler's styling department. He said he wasn't too pleased with the result ("Those gunsight headlamps were the only real way to make it distinctive."), so when Exner approached him and asked to take credit for the Belmont, Robinson was more than happy to let him do so. "I felt good that Exner thought enough of it to want to take credit for it," he said. Over the years, he remained silent on the issue because "I always felt the owner could get more for it as an Exner car than as a Robinson car."
Robinson stayed with Chrysler until 1980 and followed his career there by teaching automotive and transportation design at the Center for Creative Studies in Detroit.
Collector cars slated for auction as Texas museum consolidates
Since its founding in 1980 by Dick Burdick, the Central Texas Museum of Automotive History has called the town of Rosanky, Texas, home. The 40,000-sq.ft. facility, located southeast of Austin, touted a collection of vehicles ranging from the early high-wheelers and steam buggies through the Seventies, as well as a litany of associated memorabilia. That vast collection is now being consolidated to Burdick's second facility in San Marcos (between Austin and San Antonio), which intends to focus its attention on the automotive industry from the Twenties through the Fifties.
For those from either facility that are repetitive or do not fit with the new display criteria, as well as a handful of privately owned cars, San Antonio-based Dan Kruse Classics has just been tasked with their sale via public auction, currently slated for Saturday, March 3 (auction preview is on Sundays starting February 17, or by appointment). Among the initial list of 83 vehicles – most reportedly being offered at no reserve – is the 1901 Holsman pictured above; its specific details yet to be disclosed.
A quick glance through a preliminary list of vehicles revealed a seat for all tastes: 1965 Buick Skylark Gran Sport, 1967 Datsun, 1956 Chevy Corvette, 1955 Austin-Healey, 1954 Studebaker Starlite, 1949 Diamond T, 1934 Duesenberg SJ-375, 1928 Briggs-bodied Ford Model A, 1923 Ford T-Bucket roadster, and a 1915 Metz, to name but a mere few. A complete list and more specific details are forthcoming at KruseClassics.com.


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Out and about with the South East Cornwall rangers
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We care for around 2,800 acres from the Fowey Estuary to Whitsand Bay. Our work consists of a wide range of activities and you can often see us out and about. Here is the short description of our main areas of work, but if you see us while visiting the area and want to know more about the work we do, just ask.
Coastal grassland conservation
Our ranger team look after an extensive network of sites that are rich in wildflowers, grasses and other species. Restoration of the grasslands has taken years of hard work by staff and volunteers and been a great success. The work changes with the seasons and includes a wide range of tasks. These include scrub control, haymaking, bracken rolling, fencing and the removal of invasive species from the coastal areas. However, the most important work is done by our unsung heroes - our small herds of Dartmoor ponies and Dexter cattle who graze the cliffs all year round.
Looking after footpaths
To help you explore South East Cornwall we look after over 30 miles of footpaths along the coast and inland. Work goes on all year round clearing vegetation and maintaining the steps, bridges and gates throughout the footpath network. These paths are a fantastic way for visitors to discover the secluded coves and wooded creeks in the area.
Community engagement
Our work means that we get involved in many aspects of community life in the area, from hosting scout camps to helping out with school activities and putting on events such as our annual family funday. We have been able to create new allotments and community growing spaces and also provide outdoor classrooms for local schools.
This is just a short overview of some of the work we are involved in on a day to day basis. If you would like to get involved with the ranger team in South East Cornwall please send us an email. We have volunteers helping out on open days for the Gribbin Daymark, doing dormouse surveys and even taking photos of the area and the work we do. At certain times of year we also have opportunities for people looking for work experience through our internships and summer placements programme.


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A photographer walks on an area of prairie in Shanxi province. (Photo/Xinhua)
Some cash-strapped local governments in China are selling land to boost their revenues, which have been affected by the country's economic slowdown, the Shanghai-based First Financial Daily reports.
Nearly 40% of China's province-level regions have not achieved their dual goals of collecting more than 50% of their annual fiscal revenue in the first half of this year, the report said.
Wenzhou, the entrepreneurial hub of Zhejiang province in eastern China, offered to sell 52 plots of land covering 3,220 acres in an auction a few days ago. The sale of such large tracts of land by the government is unprecedented. The auction was definitely not aimed at reducing the city government's debt, since this debt accounted for only 6% of its GDP in 2011.
To avoid an industrial collapse in Wenzhou and enable sustainable economic growth, people from the city have been traveling to other regions in the country to attract investment and promote land sales.
On Aug. 27, the Zhejiang provincial capital of Hangzhou earned 5.4 billion yuan (US$850.5 million) by selling seven plots of land covering 456 acres.
On the same day, Beijing announced that it would begin auctioning 11 plots of land from Sept. 17. The cities of Shijiazhuang in Hebei province and Wuhan in Hubei province have also begun planning land auctions.
Zhang Dawei, head of the research department at Centaline Property Agency in Beijing, said the decline in revenue from land due to the government's policy to cool the property market and strained local government finances are the two main reasons why local governments are promoting land sales.
The central government's revenues climbed to 4.136 trillion yuan (US$651.4 billion) in 2011 from 1.562 trillion (US$246 billion) in 2008, representing an average annual growth of 38.4%, with revenues from land transactions accounting for more than 70% of all revenue.
Data from the country's Ministry of Finance also shows that due to a sharp drop in land transactions, revenue from the transfer of land-use rights fell 27.5% to 1.143 trillion yuan (US$180 billion) in the first half of this year compared to the same period last year.
However, given the rebound in the property market and an increase in the capital reserves of corporations, there have been signs of a land market recovery.
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Hotmail help/ account spoofed?
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ETA - It could be other messenger type programs as well. Basically any program you have that logs on automatically to your hotmail account could be what the virus is exploiting.
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If she logs into the hotmail account online a virus might have stolen her account info, have her change her hotmail password immediately.
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Then turn off system restore and run it.
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Which antivirus are you using BTW?
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My comp. came up clean..
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Try AVG anti virus and Spybot Search & Destroy. Both free programs. If she is running a Mac, it might be something Java based. Looking through your email headers are the best thing to do right now.
My PC came up clean.. After changing her password to a much stronger one, the problems seems to be gone.. No more BS emails are being sent out.. Thanks for the help..
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A Day of Encouragment for Black Fathers
Paris and Carmen spoke with Pastor Deckard and community activist Deric Muhammad on the Day of Encouragement for Black Fathers this morning on Starting Point. This free event will take place on June 15, 2014 at 5pm at MacGregor Park.
The event will include activities for children, a basketball tournament, powerful speakers, mentorship opportunities, legal advice, and more!
Let's uplift black fathers and encourage them to see their most prized possession in their lives, their children.
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Saturday, 27 December
69. Interdisciplinarity in German Studies: Challenges and Opportunities
5:15–6:30 p.m., Yerba Buena Salon 12, Marriott
Program arranged by the American Association of Teachers of German
Presiding: Peter Höyng, Emory Univ.
1. "The Challenge of Photography in Interdisciplinary German Studies," Daniel H. Magilow, Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville
2. "Medieval Manuscripts: Locus of Interdisciplinarity for German Studies?" Alison Beringer, Colgate Univ.
3. "Transnationalizing German Studies," Vanessa Helen Agnew, Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor
4. "Administrative Power, Faculty Privilege," Russell Alexander Berman, Stanford Univ.
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The event was held at Deliverance Church located at 21st Street and Lehigh Avenue.
Those who turned in guns received a $100 ShopRite gift card, no questions asked.
The goal of the program was to reduce the number of illegal guns and violence in the city.
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The new revival of the musical Grease opened on Broadway last night, and it looks like the reviews have (predictably) been largely negative. However, the critics — and the rain — couldn't dampen the spirits of the celebs who showed up on opening night, the enthusiastic audience, and the cast itself. nytix was there to record all the Broadway buzz, and soon we will have the footage up on our site. In the meantime, check out our stage door footage from the first Broadway preview performance of Grease here.
Monthly Archives: August 2007
Broadway at the Movies
The latest issue of Entertainment Weekly, which is the magazine's "Fall Movie Preview" special, has a couple items of interest for Broadway lovers. One of the featured films is Tim Burton's big screen adaptation of the Stephen Sondheim/Hugh Wheeler/Christopher Bond musical masterpiece Sweeney Todd, which stars Johnny Depp as the murderous barber. The other movie with a Broadway connection is the new film adaptation of Anthony Shaffer's mystery play Sleuth starring Jude Law, which is adapted by Harold Pinter and directed by Kenneth Branagh, stage veterans both.
Broadway Cast of A Raisin in the Sun Revival Reprise Roles For TV
The 2004 Broadway revival of Lorraine Hansberry's play A Raisin in the Sun, headlined by Sean "Diddy" Combs, was not videotaped for posterity during its limited run, but it got the next best thing: A made-for-TV movie featuring the revival cast. Filmed in late 2006, this television version of the Broadway production will air on ABC on February 25, 2008. In addition to Combs, multiple Tony Award-winning Broadway favorite Audra McDonald and beloved stage and TV actress Phylicia Rashad (The Cosby Show) also star.
Final Bows for a Trio of Plays
This Sunday, August 19, is your last opportunity to see three star vehicles on Broadway. The first is Deuce, a play about two former tennis players played by Angela Lansbury and Marian Seldes. The second is Peter Morgan's Frost/Nixon, starring Frank Langella and Michael Sheen as former U.S. President Richard Nixon and British journalist David Frost, respectively. And the last is Old Acquaintance, a Broadway revival featuring the marvelous Harriet Harris and Margaret Colin.
Law & Order Star Coming to Broadway
S. Epatha Merkerson, who for many years has played the role of a sympathetic but no-nonsense New York City police chief on TV's Law & Order, will be coming to Broadway early next year. Merkerson will star in the Manhattan Theatre Club production of William Inge's play Come Back, Little Sheba. Performances begin at the Biltmore Theatre on January 3, 2008, with an official Broadway opening on January 24.
Broadway Divas Patti and Mandy Together Again!
Modern Broadway legends Patti Lupone and Mandy Patinkin are planning to do a series of concerts called An Evening with Patti Lupone & Mandy Patinkin. The pair gained fame on Broadway 25 years ago when they starred together as Eva Peron and Che Guevera in Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's bio-musical Evita. So far the duo are planning to do their concert in Philadelphia and Palm Desert, California, but more dates are likely to follow.
Dirty Dancing Musical To Tour U.S.
The Dirty Dancing musical (bafflingly subtitled "The Classic Story on Stage") will finally be coming to America in September when it kicks off its U.S. national tour in Chicago. This musical version of the 1988 Patrick Swayze film premiered in Australia and is currently playing in London, but it appears that the producers preferred to bypass Broadway entirely and go straight for a tour. Not a bad idea considering that the sharp-tongued Broadway critics aren't too likely to give Dirty Dancing a warm welcome.
Tony Awards Nominating Committee Announced
The Tony Awards Nominating Committee for the 2007-2008 season, the people who will be in charge of seeing all of the Broadway shows and picking the best, has been announced. Among the many distinguished Broadway performers and theater professionals on the committee are producer Sue Frost, actress Joanna Gleason (Dirty Rotten Scoundrels), actor Brian Stokes Mitchell (Ragtime), actress Phyllis Newman, playwright Lynn Nottage, actor Roger Rees, choreographer Donald Saddler, and theater writer Steven Suskin.
Finalists From Grease — You're The One That I Want To Appear in NYMF Show
They didn't make it to Broadway, but they're close: Grease – You're the One That I Want finalists Austin Miller and Kate Rockwell will be in a new musical at the New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF) this autumn. Miller and Rockwell will star in Tully (in no particular order), which plays at The Sage Theater in midtown on selected dates in late September. For show tickets and other info, see www.tullymusical.com.
Cry-Baby Plans for Broadway Opening in April '08
The last time a John Waters movie was made into a musical, it made a tremendous splash on Broadway and went on to spawn a successful movie that is still raking in the bucks. So no doubt that the producers of Cry-Baby, the new musical based on Waters' 1990 movie of the same name, are hoping to meet with similar success. A send-up of old Elvis films and other "bad boy" flicks of the '50s, Cry-Baby starred Johnny Depp as a juvenile delinquent who falls for the classic good girl. The musical version, which has a book by Hairspray scribes Thomas Meehan and Mark O'Donnell, is expected to start previews on Broadway in March 2008, with an April opening.


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They have both worked for 34 years as prison officers for the Department of Correctional Services. And now retired Anna Potgieter and Sheila Leburu will continue to share a common destiny as dedicated servants of their church's women's spiritual association.
Ma-Potgieter and Ma-Leburu, as they are affectionately known, will say goodbye to their colleagues at the Tswelopele Correctional Centre tomorrow.
They both joined the service in 1976 and last weekend they were honoured by management and colleagues at a gala dinner in Kimberley's city hall.
Leburu told the audience that when she and Potgieter were discussing their future after retirement, they had realised that one thing in common they had was to serve the Lord.
"I never had a chance to do that in all my life as a prison official. I will now have plenty of time on my hands and become an active member of the church's devotional group," she said.
Leburu said her first week after retirement would be dedicated to "me time".
"I never enjoyed my time as an individual, as I was always dedicating it to my family and prisoners. I don't regret it, though, as it was for a good cause.
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Potgieter said she began her decades-long career in her early 20s.
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She plans to be a Sunday school teacher as she is "a spiritual person serving God".
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Tswelopele Correctional Centre is one of South Africa's maximum security prisons.


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The consistent talk around Hanover is that the benefactor who gave $100 million to the College is outgoing Board of Trustees Chairman Steve Mandel '78. He's #314 on the Forbes 400 list of the richest people in America with a total net worth of $1.8 billion.
Among his many other gifts to Dartmouth, Mandel is also known to be the "anonymous donor" of $35 million to the Center for Health Care Delivery Science. Forbes profiled him as follows:
Dartmouth grad Steve Mandel worked at Mars & Co. and then Goldman Sachs before joining fellow billionaire Julian Robertson's Tiger Management as a consumer analyst. Mandel departed in 1997 to launch Lone Pine, named for a mythical Dartmouth pine tree that survived an 1887 lightning strike at his alma mater. The firm currently manages approximately $21 billion across its funds, which were up between 10% and 16% through the first half of 2013 after a great 2012. Mandel contributed $134 million to his Zoom Foundation in tax year 2010, which now has more than half a billion dollars in assets. Past beneficiaries include the Children's Aid Society of New York, Phillips Exeter Academy, and the Fairfield County Foundation. Mandel also serves on the board of Dartmouth College and Teach for America.
Mandel's tenure as Chairman covered most of the Presidency of Jim Yong Kim, the Interim Presidency of Carol Yong Folt, and the selection and first year of Philip J. Hanlon '77 as Dartmouth's current President. It is safe to say that, despite his extraordinary generosity to the College, Chairman Mandel left Dartmouth weaker than he found it.
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I do not know what is wrong with this particular Costa Vida...but I have been cross contaminated 2 times now. Beware of the workers at this establishment, they do not speak English and they do not care that you have Celiac Disease and can get very ill.
Everything here is GF except for their flour and wheat tortillas. They wash their hands and switch their gloves and are very careful. The food is delicious and addicting!
Everything on their menu, except their desserts, can be made gluten free! So yummy!
115 Hwy 291, Lee's Summit, MO 64063
This is a casual restaurant whose staff has a good grasp of gluten-free requirements. Tell them you require gluten-free because of allergy and they change gloves and use corn tortillas. Most menu items are gluten-free. Food quality is good. I recommend this as a safe place for celiacs.
1928 S Commons, Federal Way, WA 98003
Very yummy. Eaten there twice now with my children who are much more sensitive - no one has gotten sick! That's a big win in a family with 5 celiacs!!!
3000 S 25th E, Idaho Falls, ID 83404
Always a great choice! They pride themselves on being gluten free. I've never had a problem.
3340 N Eagle Rd, Meridian, ID 83646
decent food, nothing spectacular. they are trained on how the handle gf orders.
1928 S Commons, Federal Way, WA 98003
Lots of GF options. Seemed very aware. Advertise as "gluten friendly" They changed their gloves and washed their hands, and prepared our food on foil to be extra safe. As a bonus, the food is tasty.
1744 S Val Vista Dr #106, Mesa, AZ 85204
I'm surprised to read the negative reviews since it always had the opposite experience here. When I tell them I am gluten free they take the utmost care.
1351 S Providence Center Dr, Cedar City, UT 84720
I just ate here and had a great experience. The staff ( manager) immediately washed his hands and changed his gloves when I asked for a gluten free meal specifying I have a true allergy. He followed the food down the line personally ( I asked him to!). The result? Great food, no gluten reaction and a pleasant stay in Cedar City! Thanks Costa Vida! You guys are my go-to tasty eat out restaurant at home and away.
1351 S Providence Center Dr, Cedar City, UT 84720
I came here shortly after my celiac diagnosis and didn't really understand cross contamination. I got so sick and was very disappointed because I thought I had done everything right. Then I realized that even though all their filling ingredients were gluten free, they all come into contact with the flour tortillas, essentially making them full of gluten and affecting someone like me. I wouldn't recommend going here unless you can convince them to make your food with fresh ingredients that haven't been contaminated.
1952 N 2000 W, Clinton, UT 84015
I thought it was cool that the employee takes off there gloves and wash their hands to Prepare a meal. Only one person prepares it. Customer services was awesome and my salad was great.
1074 Harter Rd, Yuba City, CA 95993
Great service. If I tell them I am gluten free then they will change their gloves. Only thing I didn't like is everybody reaches in the same bin for chips. So I don't suggest getting nachos but everything else is ok. When I ordered enchiladas they warmed them up on new pieces of foil so they wouldn't get cross contaminated. I will eat here again!
4309 W 27th Pl #102, Kennewick, WA 99338
Very helpful - changed gloves without me asking when I said I had celiac. Food was decent for a taco bar type place.
9530 Feather Grass Lane, Fort Worth, TX 76177
The staff is trained well with gluten free food handling. I rated it lower because the food was much spicier than many Mexican food places I've eaten at. It caused other gut issues and isn't worth going back. A bust for me but could be a great option for others
705 Main Street South, Airdrie, AB T4B 3M2, Canada T4B 3M2
love it! everything except the boritos and the desserts are GF. owners wife is Celiac. they are very knowledgeable and change their gloves etc.
1621 N State St, Orem, UT 84057
Perhaps the best GF safe restaurant I've ever been to. I've been to several around Utah, Idaho and Arizona. Go, you'll like it.
213 E 12300 S, Draper, UT 84020
Very knowledgeable about GF.
9530 Feather Grass Lane, Fort Worth, TX 76177
There are lots of options, and The food was delicious.
405 Peachtree Pkwy #165, Cumming, GA 30041
Excellent food and complete understanding of how to keep someone with Celiac Disease safe. With the exception of the flour tortillas, everything is GF. Highly, highly recommend.
4361 S State St, Murray, UT 84107
Awesome job! Very impressed when the staff washed hands before handling my meal. They also don't make you feel like a burden and are very helpful.
485 N 2nd E, Rexburg, ID 83440
I have been recently diagnosed with celiac, and have had only bad experiences eating out until I tried Costa Vida. They are very careful to not cross contaminate your food and are very good to work with. I called before hand and asked the manager a bunch of questions, and he relieved all of the fears I had with eating there. They cook all of their corn tortillas first thing in the morning right after the griddle is cleaned. I did not have any reaction to the food I eat. I totally recommend it to anyone who is celiac or gluten free.
405 Peachtree Pkwy #165, Cumming, GA 30041
Plenty of GF choices including tortilla strips. Few options if you are GF an DF though. I enjoyed a salad with shrimp and mango salsa. They did not change gloves up the line so if you are very sensitive, make sure anyone handling your bowl has new gloves.
1621 N State St, Orem, UT 84057
I have eaten here since they opened, and with their careful attention to avoiding cross contamination, it is by far my favorite place for good mex comfort food.
1197 N Main St, Tooele, UT 84074
I gave it one star only because they put different gloves on to make my corn tortilla tacos but the lady acted like it was so hard to make it gluten free for me......and the food is not worth trying won't be coming here again.
10005 Commons St #280, Lone Tree, CO 80124
I ate here 3 times with no problem, then the last time I got sick - definitely a gluten reaction. Don't know if I dare try it again.
9737 Macleod Trail, Calgary, AB T2J, Canada
Great place! Very friendly and accommodating, would def recommend it! Wish we had one where I lived ;)
405 Peachtree Pkwy #165, Cumming, GA 30041
Loved it!! Great food and very friendly and knowledgeable. The owner was there and chatted with us; made sure they changed their gloves and that everything was handled appropriately. We WILL definitely be back!!
1336 Foothill Dr, Salt Lake City, UT 84108
I swear, they get happy, when you tell them you need gluten free. Excellent procedures to prevent cross contamination, I love eating here!
9530 Feather Grass Lane, Fort Worth, TX 76177
Everything gluten free but tortilla and deserts.
405 Peachtree Pkwy #165, Cumming, GA 30041
Awesome and knowledgeable About Celiac!!
2376 Red Cliffs Dr, St George, UT 84790
They are always so nice and knowledgeable about gluten containing items and trading precautions. This is my favorite place to eat because I can go there and eat without getting sick and I have tons of options
115 Hwy 291, Lee's Summit, MO 64063
This is a restaurantthat they make the food in front of you at the front.Change gloves, have corn tortilla for burrito. Yummy. Charge extra for guacamole and sour cream, which is a little cheap!
597 E 1000 N, Spanish Fork, UT 84660
Good food. I see a lot of cross contamination going on. Okay depending on your sensitivity. Not celiac friendly.
5615 Colleyville Blvd #390, Colleyville, TX 76034
I have repeatedly witnessed employees touch flour tortillas and then dip the same hands into cheese, lettuce, etc. Despite the fact there are tongs placed in each bin. I expressed my concerns about cross contamination to the manager. He refused to acknowledge that this practice is cross contamination, nor did he apologize. This staff is most definitely NOT GIG trained. Infuriating, given that they have tent cards on each table stating they are.
get the caramel flan. so good. also love their nachos more than everything else. salads aren't bad and the enchiladas are tasty.
4361 S State St, Murray, UT 84107
Staff washed hands, put on new gloves and followed my order through. Great food!
405 Peachtree Pkwy #165, Cumming, GA 30041
I was so excited to eat here. It's sad that it is so rare that places offer gluten free chips! I had to get the nachos just because I could. And they did not disappoint. So much flavor and generous portions. When I asked about gluten free the server immediately started changing his gloves and explained that ALL ingredients except the flour tortillas are gluten free. The owner has Celiac and has trained the staff well. Safe and delicious!
1657 Skyline Dr, South Ogden, UT 84405
Great selection. Inform server if you have celiac. We frequently stop here
405 Peachtree Pkwy #165, Cumming, GA 30041
Great food and staff is very knowledgable! The owner is Celiac!!
1336 Foothill Dr, Salt Lake City, UT 84108
as soon as I asked for a corn tortilla they asked me if I wss gluten free and they promptly changed gloves and answered all my questions about dressing.
3340 N Eagle Rd, Meridian, ID 83646
The employees always change their gloves when making my food. This is my favorite place to eat at. No worries when I go here! Thank you Costa Vida!
1657 Skyline Dr, South Ogden, UT 84405
I have been several times and they are great about changing their gloves ect.
1621 N State St, Orem, UT 84057
Love how careful they are. They never make you feel bad either!
1091 N Bluff St, St George, UT 84770
The staff there was so Incredibly amazing about changing gloves and ensuring the meal was gf. I love this place. With that said, Go for something other than the sweet pork, It was beyond too sweet for me. Great pick for lunch.
405 Peachtree Pkwy #165, Cumming, GA 30041
Owner has celiac and is very careful. I love the enchiladas on corn tortillas and we can even have the chips! Tons of choices. Love it.
1475 Eureka Rd, Roseville, CA 95661
No celiac menu. They had no idea what it was.
2045 West Highway 40, Vernal, UT 84078
We're a regular at this restaurant. they do a great job from the second they learn you're Celiac. No cross contamination. Good food!
1010 E 2100 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84106-3590
Really knowledgeable about preparing a GF meal.
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I was telling my boss she had to try this recipe, then realized I'd never posted it! Thanks goes to my friend Sara for letting me know how truly delicious a chicken can become when you stick a beer up it's bottom!
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Preheat outdoor grill for low heat. In a small pan, melt 1/2 cup butter. Once melted, mix 1/2 of the garlic powder, paprika, salt, & pepper. Discard 1/2 of the beer, leaving the remaining in the can. Add remaining butter, garlic powder, salt, & pepper to the can. Place can on a disposable baking pan and sit chicken on top, placing the can into the cavity of the chicken. You can also, if you prefer, insert the can straight into the chicken and carefully place it straight onto the grill, skipping the baking pan. Use the melted butter mixture to baste the chicken. Cook on low for 3 hours. Enjoy!


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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate sports reporter
The CEU Lady Eagles closed out their regular season on a high note with a 25-8, 25-13 and 25-22 sweep over Colorado Northwestern Community College (CNCC) last weekend.
The win leap-frogs them over the top of Snow in the Scenic Western Conference (SWAC) standing to finish fourth.
The Eagles end with a vastly improved record over last season.
Overall the team ended at 15-15 with a 4-6 conference record.
Last season they were 8-16 overall and 2-8 in the SWAC. The SWAC conference has three of the top four junior college volleyball teams in the nation and the Eagles beat one of them, CSI, this season.
In Friday's win Megan Garvin lead a balanced offensive attack with eight kills.
Sabrina Simas added seven. Julia Potts dished 15 set assists and Katie Palmer set up 11.
Cami Hussey served up four service aces. Alexis Adams scooped up nine defensive digs.
Coach Brent Martindale was glad to have the game behind them, "It was good. We took care of business. I got a chance to put in players who hadn't had much chance to play so far this season."
Salt Lake Community College beat Northern Idaho for the final match and so to the delight of the Eagles, the SWAC conference tournament will take place in Salt Lake this Friday and Saturday. In Salt Lake travel times are greatly reduced for the team.
Despite finishing ahead of Snow, the conference pairings do not change.
The Eagles and the Badgers will do battle for the fourth time this season. CEU has beat Snow twice, but in the last match-up, it was Snow out playing CEU for the win.
"I think we can beat them. We certainly have the ability to do it, but do we want it bad enough. We will find out. All our focus is on getting ready for Snow. After that, if we meet up with SL, then I hope for at least one game. Small victories. The bad thing with getting these victories this season is that no one is taking us lightly any more."
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Arrested Tejpal to be produced before magistrate
Former Tehelka Editor-in-Chief Tarun Tejpal, who was arrested by the Goa Police on Saturday after his anticipatory bail was rejected in the case of sexual assault charge, will be produced before a judicial magistrate on Sunday.
The magistrate will decide the duration of his remand with the police.
A Goa sessions court on Saturday denied anticipatory bail to Tejpal over sexual assault charge of his junior colleague inside a hotel lift here earlier this month during a high profile event.
The court's order was followed by his arrest on Saturday night.
Tejpal allegedly sexually assaulted a woman journalist of his organisation during the Think festival of Tehelka in Goa where ironically the participants were debating on issues like rape. The action of Tejpal is considered as rape under the new definition of the anti-rape law in India.
"The statement of the victim and the documents in the form of emails etc., details of which need not be reproduced here, prima facie indicate that the applicant, who was her mentor and father figure, had not only outraged her modesty but had misused his position, betrayed her trust and violated her body," Judge Anuja Prabhudesai observed in her 25-page order.
If convicted, Tejpal's punishment could range from a minimum 10 years in jail to life imprisonment.
Tejpal has spent Saturday night in the Panaji lock-up, which is hardly four kms away from the Crime Branch.
Following his arrest, Tejpal was taken for medical examination at Goa medical college and hospital in Bambolim.
However, he was allowed to meet his lawyers and wear clothes from home as was the request put forth by his lawyers. He was even allowed to have food from home, but as per the law.
Immediately after the court rejected Tejpal's bail plea, his lawyer Geeta Luthra told reporters, "The court has rejected the bail plea. But the important thing is we have joined the investigation and we have cooperated with the Crime Branch."
Reacting to the court's order, Shyam Keswani, who is assisting the young woman journalist in the case, said the court did the right thing.
"In such a serious matter it is even foolish to think that you can get an anticipatory bail. The matter is non-bailable in my opinion. I think the judge pronounced the right decision," Keswani told media.
Speaking about the defence's course of action, he said, "The lawyers will do their best, they will go to higher courts and the Supreme Court, but that means nothing... This is a very serious offence."
In a reaction to the court's order, Bharaiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi tweeted: "Tejpal bail rejected ..........Gather thistles and expect pickles."
To avoid his arrest, Tejpal had even offered to submit his passport in the court on Saturday.
The court earlier in the day reserved its order on his bail plea between 4:30-5 pm.
The North District and Sessions Court reserved its order after both Tejpal's lawyer Geeta Luthra and Special Public Prosecutor Saresh Lotlikar concluded their respective arguments in the case.
Luthra concluded her arguments saying Tejpal has a house in Goa and whether or not he has a house here, he is ready to stay in the state.
"I will not leave Goa. I will give my mobile number and location here. I will not go to Mumbai where the victim stays, so there will be no tampering with evidence," Luthra told the court on his behalf.
She said Tejpal should not be subjected to pre-trial harassment and humiliation.
"The rape law has become more stringent and strict; so all the more accused require to defend himself," she said.
Special Public Prosecutor Saresh Lotlikar sought 14-day police custody for Tejpal.
"The victim's first and last statements are consistent. But Tejpal's versions has been changing," said Lotlikar.
"Custodial interrogation required so that he is properly questioned and not guided by people or a battery of lawyers on this case. Therefore, 14 days' police custody is required," said the Special Public Prosecutor.
As Tejpal left the court with his family and lawyers, an attempt was made to hurl a black cloth piece at him.
Earlier on Saturday morning, Tejpal made his appearance before Principal Sessions Judge Anuja Prabhudesai as the court resumed hearing his bail plea.
Tejpal was initially not present in the court.
He had been to the Goa Police Crime Branch uninvited before 9 am and left at about 9:15 am.
He told the waiting media outside the Crime Branch (CB) that he is cooperating with the investigation.
Tejpal was questioned by the Crime Branch for over one and a half hours on Friday.
Tejpal emerged out of the Crime Branch office at around 9:10 pm accompanied by his lawyers and brothers but refused to speak to the media.
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Friday, February 11th, 2011 at 8:34 pm
We're sending several of our favorite people to Cleveland to do projects within a set of stadium-like couchbleachers crafted by Nate Page.
Basement Wagner: A brief history of the Bayreuther Festspiele
Saturday, June 5th, 2010 at 6:00 pm
In conjunction with the Ring Cycle Festival happening in Los Angeles this summer, we're hosting a series of Wagneriffic events and installations in June.
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This Saturday night we have a grab-bag of activities all rolled into one oddball night of music, reclaimed forests, motorized surprises and fried noodles.
The Temptation of St. Anthony, + post-forest party
Tuesday, August 18th, 2009 at 5:46 pm
This Friday night at 8pm, Colin Dickey will tell us about the Temptation of St. Anthony, the story of the 4th century desert ascetic who was tortured by hordes of demons and would go on to become the patron saint of skin diseases. Topics to be discussed include: epilepsy, ergotism, demonic possession, madness, the scourge […]
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Fearful for their safety, some Coptic Christians have begun to flee Egypt, according to John Pontifex, spokesman for Aid to the Church in Need.
Offering an overview of recent violence against Christians in the Cairo suburb of Imbaba, Pontifex told Vatican Radio that "there is this great fear and great uncertainty that many people feel about the future for Christianity in an area where all the time there are reports coming through of Christians saying, 'We want to leave, we do not feel safe here.'"
Only 0.3% of Egypt's 79.1 million people are Catholic, according to Vatican statistics; in all, an estimated 9% of Egyptians are Christian, most of them Coptic Orthodox.
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Its sad to see what was once a predominantly Christian area still under the cruel sword of the false prophet. They certainly do not "adore the one God" along with us since our God doesn't command us to kill unbelievers.


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Jay Fulk's comment, October 8, 3:35 PM
I definitely do not like this. It's too much of an invasion of privacy and we deserve better than this from police. Good thing that this is in the UK and not in America yet. I'm sure they will find their way over sometime soon though. I could be completely wrong and these could be used for good, but I can see them being used for fishing expeditions more often than not.
wanderingsalsero's curator insight, October 5, 8:19 PM
Yeah, I got problems with bad cops too but this situation wasn't handled very smartly by the employees at all. They're lucky to have an employer who'll hire them.
Jay Fulk's comment, October 8, 3:32 PM
Wow, this is truly a sad story. I sure hope that those employees lose their jobs immediately. That is the very definition of discrimination. I'd be happy if the Franchise was taken away from the owner to make a point. Even if the owner is a police supporter, a statement by Dunkin' Donuts like that would be amazing to see. Unfortunately, companies in America usually do not step up and do the right thing, just the most profitable thing.
Brandal Nicole Crenshaw's comment, October 8, 4:25 PM
The headline is misleading. If what is being reported true, then I have to say this is a case of misuse of force. To me, pepper spray is one of last tools a police officer should use- and only use when that officer or another person is at risk for harm. I do not feel like (again, if what is reported is true) the officer was in that position, especially when he supposedly sprayed a crying, pregnant teen. I agree with the court on this one and I think that they handled it well. Our officers should have the right to protect themselves when needed (leaving them the option of pepper spray) while still defending the rights of students- who, oh by the way, are minors.
Kelsey Therron Snell's comment, October 3, 12:45 AM
I am so sorry to hear about this. I hope this man's wife is taken care of. This would be a good time for some restorative Justice practices, perhaps this man who killed the officer needs to be responsible for financially making sure this wife and child is taken care of in their lives. I wonder what kind of sentencing this man will receive?
Kelsey Therron Snell's curator insight, October 3, 12:45 AM
I am so sorry to hear about this. I hope this man's wife is taken care of. This would be a good time for some restorative Justice practices, perhaps this man who killed the officer needs to be responsible for financially making sure this wife and child is taken care of in their lives. I wonder what kind of sentencing this man will receive?
Rob Duke's comment, October 3, 11:44 AM
That's interesting that you say that: officers' families receive about $100k from the Feds, but that's not much in the scheme of things, but what I'd never thought about until our Troopers were killed last year is that the widows and the families lose their health insurance! Can you imagine? We need a non-profit that establishes a group plan for survivors.
Kelsey Therron Snell's comment, October 3, 12:35 AM
well this is an interesting one isnt it...? I wonder how the agreement was made when he originally filed suit for 50 million and then got 600,000. pretty big difference there in numbers. Anyways, to me it is sad that this police officer is being so harshly discriminated against for doing the right thing and for being truthful in displaying these false acts of the police precinct. It seems kind of contrary that police would be so mean to someone who was being truthful, which is what police officers swear to do... Interesting dichotomy there.
Kelsey Therron Snell's curator insight, October 3, 12:35 AM
well this is an interesting one isnt it...? I wonder how the agreement was made when he originally filed suit for 50 million and then got 600,000. pretty big difference there in numbers. Anyways, to me it is sad that this police officer is being so harshly discriminated against for doing the right thing and for being truthful in displaying these false acts of the police precinct. It seems kind of contrary that police would be so mean to someone who was being truthful, which is what police officers swear to do... Interesting dichotomy there.
Brittney Menzel's comment, October 4, 3:30 AM
"The settlement should not be construed as an admission that the City or any City employee engaged in wrongdoing." Oh my goodness, this made me laugh. So all these fine members of the 81st prescint were involved in a dishonest scheme and only one person came forward? It makes me wonder how long this had been going on.
Courtney Antilla's comment, October 4, 4:16 PM
It is about time people learn what they post on social media is there for the world to see. I get tired of always seeing pictures and videos of my underage peers drinking and smoking all over facebook. People need to learn how to control themselves a little more. It is also nice to see how well the police handled it. This is why I am a strong supporter of police using their discretion.
Brandal Nicole Crenshaw's comment, October 8, 4:29 PM
That's hilarious. A very good lesson about the lack of privacy on social media. Did any of them take selfies while there?
eamoe's comment, September 28, 1:51 AM
It happened so frequently in the state system that a pending lawsuit threatened to expose the abuse of power in Alaska...then Governor Frank Murksowski reversed the Statutes of Limitations on Rape in Alaska in 2003...after that the Native community came forward with charges against the priests of the Catholic Church...that spread like wildfire to the lower 48...then it went global... Consequently, his daughter just added an addendum about sexual assault in the military...
Meagan Olsen's comment, September 30, 4:19 AM
I found this article really sad to read about. The fact that the police are sometimes the one abusing the prisoners is not okay. They cannot abuse their power even if they think less of the people in jail. The woman, although they did bad things to get in prison, doesn't mean they deserve to be violated and raped. Any kind of rape stories makes me sad to read about even in situations like this.
Jay Fulk's comment, October 1, 4:39 PM
The abuse of power can run rampant inside prison walls. I think that there needs to be more processes in place to protect the female prisoners from the male guards. I wish that we could solve the problem by hiring strictly female guards for female prisons. I think that cameras need to be installed all throughout the prison so that guards cannot get away with raping inmates.
Brandal Nicole Crenshaw's comment, October 8, 4:17 PM
I have to stress this all the time with my youth in the shelter, especially this last summer. When they are not in school, or trying to complete their goals, the youth with access to social media are almost always on it. They do not always use caution either with what they post. It's a risky combination. Yet, as someone who works on social media for a nonprofit, I definitely see the advantages of having social media- at least, in a business world. I guess being cautious is key.
Jay Fulk's comment, October 7, 1:34 PM
I think that this is a very good idea. I feel like for every profession to excel in their field, they should have constant feedback on their performance. A judge is no different, they are people with the task of making extremely difficult decisions on their own. I couldn't imagine being a judge in a family court and never knowing how I was doing, or how people perceived I was doing. I'm all for this!
Orion Hutchin's comment, October 7, 10:07 PM
I would agree with you Jay. Although Duke provides make a good point, this is a club of lawyers basically. There probably has to be some form of loyalty their like any other group situation.
Jay Fulk's comment, October 8, 3:25 PM
Yes, the loyalty will more than likely always be a factor for sure.
Meagan Olsen's comment, September 30, 3:51 AM
I really love this article and the fact that the whole thing is shown with pictures and it's a conversation between the graffiti artist and the authorities even though it is just with paint. I thought it was overall really powerful and a little comical.
Courtney Antilla's comment, October 4, 4:12 PM
I had seen this before and I think it's great. To me, it shows authorities know how to have some fun with their job in a harmless way. It is nice to see something that does not result in people losing their jobs or their lives. It is refreshing.
eamoe's comment, September 28, 1:37 AM
I cannot for the life of me understand what the problem is within a place one works - that to point out 'what is wrong and what is lacking' would escalate to the point of a whistle blower status except for the fears of reprisal...of which we have seen are given merit in a few cases where a whistleblower suffered 'blowback' from telling what was wrong and what was lacking? And no usually those reporting these incidents want to keep their job..it is kind of like telling a supervisor the light is blinking...they nod...you tell a manager the light does not work anymore...they nod... you tell the director the right side of the building is not working and they say they will 'look into it'...after the building burns down one has to entertain the thought of if the first report was dealt with then the rest would have not occurred...and how much money did that cost...compare...