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By Anonymous Coward
Jul 7, 2003
|The hardest .10a I've ever climbed, but this little route is wonderful. The rating has got to be a sandbag.
By Bertrand
May 31, 2005
went here for the first time yesterday. delicious. since my footwork wasn't great, I ended up pulling myself through a lot of moves and strained my right bicep. be careful!
By Ben Broche
From: San Francisco, CA
Jun 7, 2011
|such a wonderful climb for a LITERAL backyard crag - bummer its not bolted. VERY sandbagged for .10a though
By Dan Gonzales
Jun 14, 2012
|All you need to setup on this is 4 locking beeners and a single 2-3 foot sling and you can connect to the two anchor bolts up top. I think 10a is fair. The first half is maybe a 5.9 if you go the left along the crack (or go straight up the face and its a 10a the whole way. The last part going into and coming out of the little "cave" above the ledge can be a bit of a challenge, a 5.10a+. I've climbed here a number of times, I don't think the girls have never made it passed the first half (even when heading to the left). I've made it all the way up a few times, but if its the end of the day the second half, into and out of the cave, is tough for me.
By Caliza
Jul 5, 2012
rating: 5.10b/c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b PG13
|There are 3 bolts now, whoever placed them could have placed one more bolt and done a little bit better on the placement. There are 3 glue-ins and the first hanger on the 11b is highly recommended as a first, even then don't fall between the 1st and 2nd bolt, hanger and glue-in, it will not be pleasant. As far as grade, sandbagged is safe to say. 5.9 maybe 5.10a to the cave, but getting past the cave maybe 5.10a+ but topping out is definitely not 5.10a, more like 5.10b or perhaps 5.10c.
By clustiere
Aug 25, 2012
|Jim Thornberg recently decided that he should bolt this, very unnecessary. The locations of the bolts are poor and its likely that a fall would result in injury. It's long been a toprope, I have no idea why this was bolted and I imagine that they will soon be removed..
By Turner Anderson
From: Berkeley.Ca
Aug 19, 2013
rating: 5.10b 6a+ 19 VII- 19 E2 5b
|The bolts are in pretty bad places so that you'll hit the ledge if you fall from pretty much anywhere before the last bolt. Also, they were a really weird kind of bolts that I had never seen before. There was no actual bolt, just one piece of steel that went into the rock and acted as the bolt and the hangar. I would not recommend leading this route. It was a really fun TR though.
By Caliza
Sep 3, 2013
rating: 5.10b/c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b PG13
One more bolt has been added to the face below the ledge, kinda changing the dynamic of the route. The bolts used are wave bolts, they're glue-ins and pretty bomber stainless steal bolts, I've used them elsewhere. Unless someone wants to go through the arduous effort of sawing off all four bolts, I doubt they will be removed. Personally I have nothing against making it possible to lead, I don't value top-rope climbs that much, just think the bolts could have been placed better.
If you do the moves on the face avoiding the lie-back to the left below the ledge , I'd say it goes at 10d if you're less than 6' tall along with topping-out the anchors.
By soz Zhong
May 11, 2015
|as a 5 foot 4 inches person i had always had a hard time going over the face of the flake and would always revert to liebacking the left, but i finally discovered it IS possible (at least for me) with a foot switch and small dyno when you are on the undercling and flailing for the top of the flake.
By Scatlas
From: Chattanooga, TN
May 8, 2016
|I thought the route was great. It has a lot of different interesting holds/features for such a short one. Bolt placement was..okay. Glue in wave bolts are very strong and sustainable glad to see them used and set properly. I think 10b or 10c is fair - Definitely the best route at the crag and a fun lead!


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Legendary songstress Linda Ronstadt may have recently announced that her singing career has come to an end due to complications from Parkinson's Disease, but that doesn't mean she's been silenced! The 67-year-old musician has plenty to say in her brand-new autobiography, Simple Dreams: A Musical Memoir, which traverses her adventures over four decades in showbiz.
As one might imagine from a celeb who's hung out with everyone from Neil Young to George Lucas, Ronstadt's book contains plenty of insider's revelations; some more unexpected than others. You'll have to read the whole bio to get the full effect, of course, but we've cribbed three of the most interesting anecdotes to whet your appetite.
Jim Morrison may have been a poet, but he wasn't always a gentleman. Back in 1968, Ronstadt and her band the Stone Poneys scored a gig opening up for the Doors -- who were hot stuff due to their then-current hit "Light My Fire." Ronstadt describes the group's iconic frontman, Jim Morrison, as having a "troubling" stage presence, as well as a violent streak and (already well-documented) penchant for alcohol. One free evening on tour, when sober and acting "sweet and somewhat shy," Morrison asked Ronstadt if she'd like to hang out. Things started out well until a random stranger jumped out of a car and inexplicably punched Morrison in the face. Ronstadt bravely got between them before the fight got out of hand, but then was forced to watch a shaken-up Morrison promptly get drunk to steady his nerves.
The night ended with a belligerent Morrison following Ronstadt to her friends' house, where she was staying, and hammering on the windows and doors to be let in. Ronstadt was forced to use the security bolt to keep him out. and described Morrison's girlfriend as appearing "bruised from jaw to collarbone" the following afternoon.
Southerners aren't always known for their hospitality. The following year, Ronstadt, now performing as a solo artist, was booked on The Johnny Cash Show, a Nashville-based variety TV program put together by the Man in Black. The night before her scheduled rehearsal and taping, one of the show's producers called her hotel room and insisted on coming up to discuss her segment. Ronstadt, who was traveling alone, demurred, but finally allowed him in.
The producer entered and promptly took off every stitch of his clothing. Horrified ("he was hardly the Adonis of show business"), Ronstadt ordered him out, to which he first asked her if she was a "hippie" and "didn't hippies believe in free love?" When Ronstadt then threatened to call security, he nastily told her that nobody would believe a non-bra-wearing girl's story, and that she better keep her mouth shut about the incident.
What do Randy Newman, a Roy Rogers lunchbox, and a gun have in common? Well... In the '80s, Ronstadt was filming a TV special in New York with her good friend and fellow songwriter Randy Newman. On the way to lunch one day, a police officer ran by the pair of musicians, accidentally losing his gun out of its holster on the way. Ronstadt and Newman were left staring at a gun on the sidewalk, and after a brief argument about what to do with it (Newman suggested throwing it in a trash can; Ronstadt protested it might go off and kill the garbage collector), Ronstadt finally picked it up and imprudently wave it at two nearby police officers in a squad car.
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Last week the kids and I headed out to Vegas to visit my friend Ellen. She and her family recently moved there so she hasn't done too much exploring. I suggested we visit Red Rock Canyon which is just outside of town. It was really pretty and a great place to return to when it cools off a bit.
We were there mid day, not the greatest time for photos, but oh well. When you have 6 kids (she has twins) to get ready and out of the house it usually takes longer than you'd like.
Above is Ellen and her daughter. We met freshman year of high school on the dance team, which makes her one of my oldest friends. We had some good laughs reminiscing about our routines. Below is a pic of us from senior year.
Good times! We also went to Europe together but that's a story for another time :)
♥ anne
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omg! how fun! And, that photo is priceless.ReplyDelete
You gals were so dang cute!
look how cute you are Anne, you remind me a little of Wednesday Addams with your makeup and dark hair (and i mean this in a totally complimentary way).ReplyDeleteReplies
That's funny you mention Wednesday, people used to say that all the time to me :)Delete
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Tintype: Mineola man makes Civil War-era cameras
By GARY EDWARDS East Texas Community Newspapers
March 5, 2011 at 10 p.m.
MINEOLA - While much of the world as we know it is busy looking at the future, Ty Guillory is busy crafting what was, instead of what will be. He uses his woodworking skills to build Civil War-era, wet-plate cameras that produce tintype photographs.
He does that well enough to have caught the attention of TV's "Texas Country Reporter" program that spent much of a day with him not too long ago.
"I can tell each time it airs," he said, because he gets e-mail messages and telephone calls from interested individuals. It doesn't, he said, necessarily translate into more business, but in most cases just conversations.
It wasn't always that way for the Louisiana native. He graduated from McNeese State University in Lake Charles, La. and taught English in schools in that state as well as in East Texas for a few short years before giving way to his personal feelings.
"It drove me nuts," he laughs softly, to be confined to "a set schedule."
He drove an 18-wheeler for a while, turned to cabinet making, worked in a hardware store and other jobs and even turned to substitute teaching, which he found more appealing than, you got it, the set schedule of full-time teaching.
"That was OK," he remembers, while leaning on a workbench in his country setting near Hainesville.
Somewhere in his travels he saw for the first time a tintype photograph and he was struck by the art form enough that he wanted to make one. It was almost that simple.
Of course he didn't know anything about modern darkrooms let alone those used 100 or more years ago so he began to study.
It meant learning the chemistry involved as well as how to create both cameras and darkroom and from there he took his show on the road to Civil War reenactment events and staged gunfighter events, showing off his equipment and taking and selling tintype photographs.
As that became popular and competition for the limited market began to squeeze his financial opportunities he remembers saying to himself, "If I can't beat them, I'll supply them" and thus Guillory, 35, turned from the photography end of the business to the creation of tintype cameras.
He took his century-old skills and put his creations on a very modern Internet. His first camera sold for $600 and his second for $1,400 "and I realized I had something going," he said.
He's built 30 cameras during the past two years and three of those were "monsters," he said. The largest produces tintypes on 20 X 24 plates and is five feet long. That particular camera went to a customer who takes pictures for National Geographic Magazine. The other two are smaller, creating 12-by-15-inch plates, which went to customers in California and Germany. Currently he is working on a camera for a customer in Sweden.
"The world is my market place - unless UPS says they can't go there," Guillory said.
There are those places, some in Europe, where he said concern for the safety of the product overwhelms the urge to do business. Sometimes, he said, customs agents in some countries have been known to "tear into" packages of value and they simply disappear. So he avoids those parts of the planet.
"It's not a money thing," Guillory says as he pauses. He likes the freedom of working on his schedule and with wood.
Then, borrowing a page from industrialist Henry Ford, who once said his customers could buy his Ford in any color they wanted to as long as it was black, Guillory said he produces his cameras in any type of wood his customers want, "as long as it's cherry wood."
He smiles. He can work in his shop that he built. Work at the beautifully crafted benches he also created. He can do all that while watching his young son Kyle playing nearby.
Horses graze in a meadow just beside the house and he literally lives at the end of a paved road. Miss his driveway and you are on pure dirt road, kicking up dust while heading into the nearby forest.
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The little girl with a gap-toothed smile and wavy, brown hair vanished more than 13 years ago from her Las Vegas neighborhood — leaving behind a frantic family and questions haunting detectives to this day.
Her name is Karla Rodriguez. She was 7 years old.
Today, a black binder and six boxes full of photographs and case transcripts sit in a Metro Police building. They represent years of work and anguish that won't subside until Rodriguez is located.
"We truly have no idea where Karla is," said Detective Dan Holley, who works in Metro's missing persons detail.
Karla's disappearance is one of about 200 cold cases that detectives in the missing persons detail continue to probe, hoping for the lead that could break the case. A 12-drawer filing cabinet contains folders organizing most of the cases, some of which date to the 1970s.
"They are in different phases of being brought into the 21st century," Holley said as he recently perused the drawers. "We have organized them in a fashion that we can quickly grab them."
The statement points toward an undeniable truth in the business of finding missing people: The break in the case could come at any time, in any form. An event in Cleveland proved that last week, when three women escaped their abductor after a decade of being held captive.
The story generated worldwide interest as people celebrated the discovery of Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight and tried to grasp how they went undetected for so long in a Cleveland house. The women were 16, 14 and 20, respectively, when they disappeared between 2002 and 2004.
"If someone is missing, we should never give up hope," said Lt. Rob Lundquist of Metro's family crimes section. "That's important to know."
Metro detectives receive about 6,000 to 7,000 new missing person cases each year, Lundquist said. Reports run the gamut, both in terms of gender and age, he said.
Some are cases of gross miscommunication among family and friends. Others involve adults who, for one reason or another, intended to disappear and start over somewhere new. The juvenile cases can include runaways or children kidnapped by a parent during a custody battle.
They can include cases reported by out-of-state parents who speculate their child may have run away to Las Vegas.
And then there are the select few that constitute a puzzling mystery.
"Most of our cases get resolved right away," Lundquist said. "We have very few that go for extended periods of time. But if they do go unresolved, they're continued to be worked by detectives."
Detectives consider the Rodriguez case among the latter. Karla's mother last saw her walking to school Oct. 20, 1999, but she never made it there.
Her father noticed Karla wasn't home from school that afternoon, but he thought she might be playing with neighborhood friends, Holley said. The family lived near the 700 block of East St. Louis Avenue, a residential area south of downtown.
Her father saw Karla's bicycle home at 3 p.m., but the bike was gone two hours later, Holley said. Her father knocked on neighbors' doors at 10 p.m. when she still had not returned home, Holley said.
One neighbor told the father the girl had stopped by at about 7 p.m. to see if the neighbor's son could play, Holley said. When the neighbor said no, Karla lingered in their front yard for about 15 minutes before leaving, Holley said.
The girl's father assumed she was spending the night at a friend's house, Holley said. But when Karla's mother couldn't find her the next morning at John S. Park Elementary School, the principal reported her missing to police, triggering a massive hunt, Holley said.
A multijurisdictional task force assembled to help search for Karla, and detectives over a two-month period interviewed dozens of people who could have had contact with her, Holley said.
Their efforts yielded little information. No one failed a polygraph test, including Karla's parents.
That led detectives to suspect a stranger abduction, a rare event in missing persons' cases. Holley said detectives stand by that theory and have received hundreds of leads since Karla's disappearance. All leads have been investigated to the "nth degree," Holley said.
"There's no issue we ignore at all because we all have been shocked and surprised by an outcome," he said. "We have great woe over the Karla Rodriguez case. It's like a scar on your heart."
In September, Metro collected DNA from Rodriguez's parents again to be entered into a national database that could confirm the worst-case scenario: her death if human remains located indicate a likely forensic match.
Family members, meanwhile, cling to hope that maybe they — like the families of the missing women in Cleveland — will receive long-awaited good news.
"We believe that she's alive," said her older sister, Rosy Rodriguez, now 28. "Our hope and our faith is what's keeping us walking."
Karla Rodriguez would have turned 20 in late September. An age-progressed photo released by authorities that's supposed to mimic what Rodriguez might look like now shows a young adult with long, brown hair and fuller eyebrows but distinctly similar other facial features.
Detectives ask anyone with information about the case to contact them, even if the tip might seem insignificant. Every possibility remains on the table, Holley said.
"It was a big deal," he said of Karla's disappearance, which garnered media attention at the time. "There's a time coming when it's going to be a big deal again. We pray for that time to come."
As for Karla's family members, they just want to welcome their daughter and sister back home.
"Your family is waiting for you, Karla," Rosy Rodriguez said.
To contact detectives in Metro's missing persons detail, call 702-828-2907.


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It was a day of mixed emotions at Maola Milk and Ice Cream in New Bern on Friday as 98 employees put in their final day of work.
It was a day of mixed emotions at Maola Milk and Ice Cream in New Bern on Friday as 98 employees put in their final day of work.
Maola, a keystone business in New Bern for 79 years, announced in May it was shutting down the processing side of its plant and laying off 98 employees. The plant officials closes Sunday. The company is relocating its milk processing plant to Newport News, Va.
Joseph Davis, a machine operator for Maola for nearly two years who started as a temporary worker, stood in the parking lot across from the Maola processing plant Friday morning, talking to friends who were also finishing their last shifts.
�I think they have been pretty fair, offering us opportunities,� Davis said. �I think they did the best they could as far as relocating and with the job fairs and people talking to us. The company is very reasonably fair.�
Davis said he plans to relocate to Virginia and stay with Maola.
�When we were first told the news (in May), it was a little gloomy, everybody was down,� Davis said. �But we were well aware this was going to happen at a certain time so I guess we overcame our obstacles over not knowing which direction to take. Now we are saying farewell with smiles. Nobody is frowned up or worried or sad. Everybody is pretty much focused on making the next step.�
Danny Lovell, general manager of Maola, said Friday that New Bern would always hold a special place in everyone�s heart as the birthplace of Maola Milk and Ice Cream Co.
�We cannot thank the city enough for its support during the past 79 years,� Lovell said in a prepared statement. �Although we are consolidating our processing operations in order to continue serving the freshest milk products to people across the Carolinas and Virginia, we remain proud of our hardworking employees in New Bern who have helped make Maola the household name that it is today.�
New Bern Mayor Dana Outlaw said he talked with management from Maola recently and asked them to keep as many jobs as they can in North Carolina.
�There has always been a history of Maola here,� Outlaw said. �It was just like Pepsi when they left but returned to New Bern. They found the charm of New Bern and now hold their international meetings here. I told Maola �don�t leave us out of the loop.��
Outlaw said he could understand New Bern might not be the right fit for Maola�s present business model but he hopes the company returns some day.
�The golden key of the city is always there for Maola to return and help the economy,� Outlaw said. �We certainly appreciate all you�ve done for our city. I�m optimistic they will come back to New Bern at some point. New Bern has always been good to them as well as they have always been good to us.�
In May, Lovell said the New Bern Maola site will become a branch location like 18 other offices the company has throughout the state. Maola delivery trucks still will make their rounds from the facility on Craven Street, but the tanker trucks will no longer pull up to the bays of the plant to deliver raw milk for processing.
Thirty jobs, mostly administrative, supervisors, route drivers and maintenance people, will remain in New Bern, Lovell said.
The three factors that drove the decision to close the processing side of the plant at Maola, Lovell said in May, were the decline of milk consumption, a competitive marketplace and high transportation costs.
The company was founded March 27, 1935, when Harvey L. Barnes purchased an ice cream plant run by F.E. Mayo and moved it to New Bern. The company then had one building, five employees and a fleet of two trucks.
The company became employee-owned in 1986, but in January 2003, it was sold to the Maryland & Virginia Milk Producers Cooperative Association.


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"Annie Le Was on Fast Track, Suspect Ray Clark Cleaned Cages; Did Worlds Collide?" That's the headline of abcnews.com in the recent Yale tragedy. A prominent criminologist is quoted as saying that the accused:
worked in an Ivy League school where most of his co-workers were potentially successful and had advanced degrees and were looking forward to a fulfilling and happy life, he was cleaning cages.
Therefore, if the accused is guilty, "relative deprivation" might have been the motive. And of course that's literally true as a doubly conditional statement. But does even scrupulous speculation serve justice? There are three good reasons for professionals to think twice before pretrial comment in the media.
First, they haven't seen the evidence. In 1964, psychiatrists were all too willing to pronounce on Barry Goldwater's mental health and fitness for office for Fact magazine without ever having met him, leading to the historic libel trial, Goldwater v. Ginsburg.
Second, the state of expert testimony, even when presented in court, is in urgent need of reform, according to a recent report of the National Academy of Sciences. As its press release states:
Forensic evidence is often offered in criminal prosecutions and civil litigation to support conclusions about individualization -- in other words, to "match" a piece of evidence to a particular person, weapon, or other source. But with the exception of nuclear DNA analysis, the report says, no forensic method has been rigorously shown able to consistently, and with a high degree of certainty, demonstrate a connection between evidence and a specific individual or source.
This report does not cover psychological profiling, But a separate article in the New Yorker on the Cameron Todd Willingham case presents strong evidence that testimony by a prosecution psychiatrist as well as erroneous arson analysis helped condemn an innocent man.
Third, repeated psychological studies of both actual trials and moot courts suggest, as one paper from 2004 puts it: "Prejudicial pretrial publicity (PTP) constitutes a serious source of juror bias." It's time for journalists and scientists alike to reconsider how they present criminal cases. Framing even a hypothetical question may unintentionally help frame a real defendant.
Historical note: The biggest Ivy League medical school murder case of all involved an upper-class but financially troubled Harvard professor who was executed for killing a wealthy fellow Brahmin doctor (and slumlord). The historian Simon Schama, who wrote a novel about the events, observed of the school janitor who was the key prosecution witness that he was "condemned to be polite to those who were keeping him in his place." While some local historians still suspect the janitor, he collected a handsome reward for his role and retired.
The "relatively deprived," it seems, could be and can be almost any one of us.
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DC News You Can (Maybe) Use
Where we talk about stuff (happening in and around D.C.) we didn't always write about but is still something you may care to get all riled about.
- Washington, D.C. Ranked in Top Ten Drunkest Cities in America.
- Here's a petition to place the DC "Taxation Without Representation" License Plate on the Presidential Limousine….
- 12 monster restaurants scheduled to open this month.
- And in more White House news tidbits, here are the Five Best Pick-Up Lines, Courtesy of Joe Biden.
- Like the sports? Here are Washingtonian's biggest athletic predictions for 2013.
- A guide to inaugural balls, state by state.
- And finally, stink bugs may make a comeback in the Washington area this year. So, you know, watch your crops and noses.
(Katherine Frey // The Washington Post)


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Hazardous therapy
Veterinary workplace exposure to chemotherapeutic agents creates health risks, could have regulatory implications
Nov 01, 2008
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Confessions: Pet pain, death and dying
Jun 27, 2017
NATIONAL REPORT — Brett Cordes, DVM, turned 35 when he felt the lump in his neck.
Now 37, the small-animal practitioner markets safety systems designed to help protect health-care workers from exposure to chemotherapy drugs — human carcinogens known to cause secondary cancers in some patients. It's an issue he's passionate about because, like a growing number of his colleagues, Cordes (photo) links his battle with Hurthle cell carcinoma to years of chemotherapy exposure as he treated his oncology patients."I remember dumping drugs down the drain and handling them with the same gloves I used to treat anal glands," he says. "I'm healthy now, but whether or not there was an association between the drugs and my disease, I'll never know. It bothered me enough to quit my job, and I can guarantee that more veterinarians are going to get diseased and eventually get sued by the technicians who handle these agents."
If Cordes' prediction sounds extreme, it's one that appears to have captured the American Veterinary Medical Association's (AVMA) attention. At press time, the group's Council on Veterinary Service met to explore the safe handling of chemotherapeutic agents for its five-year review of the national association's policy on workplace hazards.
"It seems counter-intuitive that the health-care industry, whose mission is the care of the sick, is itself a high-hazard industry for the workers it employs," the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) statement says.
Yet with minute numbers handling such drugs off-label, federal agencies often overlook the role veterinary medicine plays in chemotherapy administration. Attention to safe-handling practices is an issue that's late to evolve in human medicine and even more sluggish for veterinary practices.
The reason? An estimated 20 percent of all veterinary hospitals use chemotherapy agents, which translates to a tiny market in comparison to the human sector. What's more, agencies like the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) might have handling guidelines, but they're vague, and enforcement takes place only on a complaint-driven basis, critics contend.
OSHA representatives did not return DVM Newsmagazine's interview requests.
"There are no real regulations," oncology specialist Dr. Greg Ogilvie says, "but you put a gun to someone's head and ask them how many die from chemo-therapy exposure, and that number does not exist, either. I'm not a fan of government regulations. Look at the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) or OSHA — they don't have a big enough enforcement branch to clean up horrible things down the street, let alone go into every veterinary practice."
Instead, Ogilvie pushes the need for safety education that empowers veterinarians to do their jobs better. To do it right, he estimates a veterinary practice must spend $50,000 to $100,000 in fixed costs, plus up to $20 per patient for disposable products to put the proper safety protocols in place. It's a price tag that's out of reach for many general practices, he admits.


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Drama lies in extreme exaggeration of the feelings, an exaggeration that dislocates flat everyday reality.EUGENE IONESCO
Reality is wrong. Dreams are for real.Tupac Shakur
Reality is only a Rorschach ink-blot, you know.Alan Watts
The world of reality has its limits; the world of imagination is boundless.Jean-Jacques Rousseau
There is an objective reality out there, but we view it through the spectacles of our beliefs, attitudes, and values.David G. Myers
The engineer is the key figure in the material progress of the world. It is his engineering that makes a reality of the potential value of science by translating scientific knowledge into tools, resources, energy and labor to bring them into the service of man ... To make contributions of this kind the engineer requires the imagination to visualize the needs of society and to appreciate what is possible as well as the technological and broad social age understanding to bring his vision to reality.Sir Eric Ashby
Faith consists in being vitally concerned with that ultimate reality to which I give the symbolical name of God. Whoever reflects earnestly on the meaning of life is on the verge of an act of faith.Paul Tillich
You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change things, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.R. Buckminster Fuller
We live in illusion and the appearance of things. There is a reality. We are that reality. When you understand this, you see that you are nothing, and being nothing, you are everything. That is all.Kalu Rinpoche
You can design and create, and build the most wonderful place in the world. But it takes people to make the dream a reality.Walt Disney
Dreams are the bright creatures of poem and legend, who sport on earth in the night season, and melt away in the first beam of the sun, which lights grim care and stern reality on their daily pilgrimage through the world.Charles Dickens
The first responsibility of a leader is to define reality. The last is to say thank you. In between, the leader is a servant.Max De Pree
In the field one has to face a chaos of facts, some of which are so small that they seem insignificant; others loom so large that they are hard to encompass with one synthetic glance. But in this crude form they are not scientific facts at all; they are absolutely elusive, and can be fixed only by interpretation, by seeing them sub specie aeternitatis, by grasping what is essential in them and fixing this. Only laws and gerneralizations are scientific facts, and field work consists only and exclusively in the interpretation of the chaotic social reality, in subordinating it to general rules.Bronislaw Malinowski
Reincarnation contains a most comforting explanation of reality by means of which Indian thought surmounts difficulties which baffle the thinkers of Europe.Albert Schweitzer
Art is not a mirror held up to reality, but a hammer with which to shape it.Bertolt Brecht


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I think there is an option for us to get Monta without giving up talent, per se. We could take on Biedrins with Monta, in a cap move for the Warriors. We would obviously have to give up players and/or picks, but I think taking $20M per year for the next two and a half years, would give the Warriors a ton of value. They are looking to spend as it is, plus they could turn around and use their cap space immediately or during the draft via trade.


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Vegetable Rice Medley Recipe
WE'VE BEEN eating this wonderful side dish for as long as I can remember. It's an old-time recipe from this part of the country, and I like it because of its great flavor and festive color. It complements most any meal, so we enjoy it often. -Auton Miller, Piney Flats, Tennessee
- 1/2 cup cooked rice
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 2 teaspoons vegetable oil
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh tomato
- 1/4 cup chopped yellow or sweet red pepper
- 1/4 cup water
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup frozen peas
- 1. In a small saucepan over medium heat, saute rice and onion in oil until rice is lightly browned. Add the tomato, pepper, water and salt; reduce heat. Cover and simmer for 5 minutes. Stir in peas and heat through. Yield: 2 servings.
Nutritional Facts
3/4 cup: 141 calories, 5g fat (1g saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 341mg sodium, 21g carbohydrate (5g sugars, 3g fiber), 4g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 1 starch, 1 vegetable, 1 fat.
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This new maze game for girls is one of the most original girls games. Using your mouse, you need to guide the ball to escape from the maze, but there are all sorts of things that you must avoid, or else you'll get caught and you'll go straight back to your jail cell. Read more
Make sure you don't step into the way of the search lights or the guards will see you. Some doors need to be opened or unlocked, so you'll need to collect a key, or flick a switch to do this. Each level is harder than the level before it, so you need to pay attention and have patience in this great new surprise game !
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Discovery of mercury in janitor's closet prompts school closure
December 18, 2009
According to the story, a small amount of mercury was discovered earlier in the week while a janitor''s closet was being cleaned out.
The spill was cleaned up, the area vented and the air was tested and deemed safe and within the acceptable range, the story stated.
A follow-up check yesterday found elevated — but still acceptable — levels of vapor in the closet, prompting the joint decision from the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, the Rhode Island Department of Health and the Rhode Island Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to close the school, the story noted.
Students and staff from Woonsocket Middle School are moving into two new buildings and today would have been the last day of classes in the current building, the story added.
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Ubisoft has announced the release of the Faction Elite Pack DLC for Tom Clancy's EndWar for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
The Faction Elite Pack includes three new battalions (one per faction) and six new upgrades (two per faction). The new elite battalions include the legendary JSF 15th Special Operations, the Spetsnaz Alpha Brigade, and the Enforcer Corps Battlegroup.
Unit upgrades include Ceramic Armour for the Spetnaz Guard Brigade and Caseless Ammunition for The European Federation's Gunships to name a couple.
The DLC is available for 300 MS Points on Xbox LIVE Arcade or 3.99€ on PSN.


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Last week we kicked off our World Cup Of Style with some nail-biting matches whose results bore little semblance to how things are panning out on the pitch. In our alternative sartorial universe – one where Mr Alex Song, Cameroon's master of hip-hop meets haute couture, sent Mexico's Rafael Márquez packing – a too-chunky double-Windsor and other such fashion fouls undid many a great.
With the initial 32 nations whittled down to 16, the stakes, as De La Soul once so eloquently put it, is high. Join us now as the second half gets underway and we enter the knockout rounds to see who will be crowned World Champion.
In this competition at least, pre-tournament favourites Spain are still very much in contention. But the group stages produced some surprises with the likes of Japan, Bosnia, Portugal and (dare we say) England all showing they are capable of upsetting the odds. Click through the slides, above, as we separate the tiki-taka from the just plain tacky.
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A few days in sunny Florida was just what my husband and I needed to survive these remaining weeks of winter. Ray played golf and I, as ever, was on the lookout for good food. In addition to the Cheesecake Factory where, I am a little embarrassed to say, I love the Thai Lettuce Wraps and Sweet Corn Tamales Cakes, there were a few recipe ideas I brought home to share.
Our favourite meal was at Nino's, a family run Italian restaurant with delicious food and reasonable prices in Delray Beach. We especially loved the Chicken Francesa.
-1¼ lbs chicken breasts, halved through the thickness and pounded into scallopini
– 1 tsp kosher salt or more to taste
– ¾ cup all-purpose flour
– ¼ tsp freshly ground black pepper
– 2 eggs, beaten
– ¼ cup extra virgin olive oil
– 6 tbsp butter (or less) – divided
– 1 clove garlic, grated or minced
– ¼ cup fresh lemon juice
– ½ cup dry white wine
– 1½ cups chicken stock
– 8 oz linguine, cooked (reserve ½ cup cooking liquid)
– 2 tbsp coarsely chopped fresh parsley
– 1 lemon, thinly sliced
1. Season chicken with salt and pepper. Have a shallow bowl of flour and a bowl with beaten eggs at hand. Season flour and season eggs. Heat oil in a large heavy skillet. Dip chicken into flour, then into egg and then back into flour. Cook chicken in batches, approximately 3 to 4 minutes per side until golden. Transfer to a baking sheet lined with paper towels.
2. Discard oil in pan and wipe out with paper towels. Add 3 tbsp butter and minced garlic. Cook gently until fragrant. Add lemon juice and wine. Bring to a boil and reduce by half. Add stock and bring to the boil. Cook about 3 minutes.
3. Add chicken back to pan and cook 4 to 5 minutes in the sauce turning once. Remove chicken and cover loosely with foil. Add cooked linguine to pan and cook gently 3 to 4 minutes until hot and pasta has absorbed most of the sauce. If pasta seems dry stir in ½ cup pasta cooking liquid. Stir in remaining 3 tbsp butter and season with salt and pepper.
4. Serve chicken on linguine with parsley and lemon slices. Makes 4 to 6 servings
Cobb salad was on nearly every restaurant menu. Everyone made it a different way and you could ask for any ingredients in it or not in it. Restaurants were very accommodating.
– 3 cooked boneless, skinless chicken breasts, grilled or roasted, cut into ½-inch cubes
– 8 oz bacon, cooked crisp, cut into ½-inch pieces
– 2 cups cherry tomatoes, cut into halves or quarters
– 3 hard cooked eggs, cut into chunks
– 6 oz mild blue cheese or goat cheese, cut into ½-inch pieces
– 1 avocado, cut into chunks just before serving
– 1 head Romaine lettuce, cut into 1-inch chunks
– 2 tbsp red wine vinegar
– 1 tbsp lemon juice
– 1 clove garlic, minced
– 1 tsp kosher salt
– pinch freshly ground black pepper to taste
– 1 tsp Dijon mustard
– 1 tsp honey
– 1 tsp Worcestershire sauce
– ½ cup extra virgin olive oil
– 3 tbsp snipped fresh chives or z 1 tbsp chopped tarragon
1. Combine vinegar, lemon juice, garlic, salt, pepper, mustard, sugar, Worcestershire sauce. Whisk in olive oil.
2. Combine all salad ingredients in a large bowl. Toss with dressing. Makes 4 servings
This luscious pie was inspired by the delicious coconut cream pie at Taboo in Palm Beach. This version is gluten free with a yummy coconut crust.
– 1 ½ cups shredded sweetened or unsweetened coconut
– 3 tbsp butter, melted
– 1½ cups milk
– 1 cup coconut milk (not lite)
– ½ cup sugar
– ¼ cup cornstarch
– ¼ tsp kosher salt
– 1 tsp powdered gelatin
– 2 tbsp cold water
– 3 egg yolks
– 3 oz chopped white chocolate (½ cup)
– 2 tsp pure vanilla extract
– 1½ cups whipping cream
– ½ cup shredded unsweetened coconut, toasted
1. Combine coconut with melted butter and press into a 9- or 10-inch pie dish. Bake in a preheated 325F oven for 15 to 20 minutes or until golden. Cool.
2. Combine one cup milk with coconut milk in a medium size heavy saucepan. In a bowl, whisk sugar with cornstarch and salt. Whisk in remaining ½ cup cold milk. Sprinkle powdered gelatin over 2 tbsp cold water and let soften a few minutes.
3. Whisk cornstarch mixture into hot milk. Cook gently until it comes to a boil and thickens, whisking often.
4. Add about ½ cup hot custard to egg yolks and beat back into custard. Stir in gelatin. Cook about one minute and then strain into a bowl. Stir in white chocolate until melted and smooth. Cool to room temperature over a bowl of ice and water.
5. Beat 1½ cups whipping cream. Fold half the cream into the cooled custard mixture. Spoon custard into baked coconut crust and
6. Spread remaining cream over pie (doesn't have to cover filling completely). Sprinkle with toasted coconut.
Refrigerate 3 to 4 hours or longer until filling is set. Makes 8 to 10 servings


text: Meta Battle Subway PokeBase - Pokemon Q&A Login Register All Activity Questions Unanswered Tags Users Ask a Question Rules Chat A Feraligatr Question? 1 vote 2,733 views Can Feraligatr learn Aqua Jet and Dragon Dance together feraligatr dragon-dance aqua-jet asked Jul 20, 2013 by Pikamaster Please log in or register to add a comment. Please log in or register to answer this question. 2 Answers 1 vote Best answer Yes. Get a Female Dragonite, and a Male Golduck (Or another compatible parent) with Aqua Jet. Breed them. The baby Dratini should have Aqua Jet. Make sure it is male. Then, level it up until it learns Dragon Dance (Don't be afraid to evolve it). Breed it with a female Pokemon from the Totodile evolution line, and you should get a baby Totodile with both moves. Hope I helped! :) answered Jul 20, 2013 by JarJar~ selected Jul 21, 2013 by Pikamaster Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes Both moves are in his possible egg moves, so yes. Get two parents, Neither being the Feraligatr In this step, in which the female is able to breed with the Feraligatr line. The male needs to know Aqua Jet and the female has to be able to learn it through breeding. To make this easier, have the baby be a Pokémon that can learn dragon dance through leveling. Now the baby MUST be male and the Feraligatr MUST be female when bred. The male will pass down Aqua Jet and Dragon Dance onto the baby totodile. answered Jul 20, 2013 by WoonderWaffle That's pretty much what I said... commented Jul 20, 2013 by JarJar~ Please log in or register to add a comment. Related questions Is dragon dance legal with sheer force feraligatr? ExtremeKiller Dragonite Question? I need help with a Double battle partner for Feraligatr? Can you catch a sheer force feraligatr in the white/back 2 dream world and if so what area in the dream world? Where can I fight a feraligatr? I have a feraligatr problem? What is a good moveset for Feraligatr? Feraligatr Or Greninja? Useful Meta Posts How to change your username How to add a user avatar Why was my post hidden? The points system Question etiquette Flags vs Downvotes Anime FAQ


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Virtual desktop without the Cloud.
"I am not a futurist; I simply turn my ideas into reality". Pau Garcia-Milà, is 24 years old only but has already 5 years at the helm of his start-up company, that has not ceased to grow since its creation in 2009. Being an innovator is a hard existence, especially because "people call you a visionary, or will tell you thousands, millions of times that you are crazy, that it will not work. But you will learn how to ignore them" remember Garcia-Milà in his native Barcelona where he set up the headquarters of EyeOS, now a reference in Virtual Desktop management. Without any higher education in the field, many would have called him a visionary. But they were wrong.
What EyeOS proposes is now on everyone's lips: using the Cloud and web-based applications to run and manage our data, our systems, our applications is becoming the standard practice to reduce expensive server costs and distributed teams across nations. Or simply, for the individual user, the best way to avoid losing his precious photos from his latest holidays. Nevertheless, when Garcia-Milà and his fellow EyeOS venture partner, Marc Cercos, had the idea of using a web browser to store, share and modify files this was still science fiction. "We thought about this because we lived far from one another, and we were afraid of forgetting files at each other's home and having to walk back to retrieve them". It was useful to them, so little by little they thought about developing it into a product. Strictly open-source, of course, for users to modify as they wish.
They also have a professional service aimed at companies wishing to create a "private Cloud" to be accessible from their own employees but also external collaborators or clients. This is key difference between EyeOS and other cloud services available from a variety of bigger and smaller providers: with EyeOS, files are still stored in a private space, for instance the company's servers, which has a clear advantage in terms of control, privacy and security. Rather than having access to one's files, EyeOS solves the key problem: files and archives, as well as any applications run within a company's domain, are accessible through a web browser and can be modified, individually or in groups, shared and manipulated through virtual applications from any other computer connected to the internet. Back-up and file updating is performed automatically and seamlessly for the user, according to credentials and authorisation levels managed by an administrator.
"Technology evolves so quickly that we cannot really imagine what it will be like in 10 years' time. Perhaps, Virtual desktop will take the form of a box that each of us will keep next to his TV, where data will be accessible from anywhere and any device". Accessible, but still private. Does this ring a bell?.


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The RT Creative Group team is embarking on a voyage that will take us 8 miles north of where we have been since we were editing Together | Team Hoyt. We have purchased a 20,000 square foot building in Richardson, Texas and we are so excited to finally be there. Currently, we are out of our old office and not yet in the new office.
How does that work? Well, we are in people's houses and coffeeshops. I (Rob) am currently hosting our design/motion team, our editing team (Steve), and a slew of floaters. It's actually been (dare I say) kinda fun, but we are ready for the new space.
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Nate Campbell lived a childhood straight out of a Charles Dickens book. He was put in foster care at age seven and lived in 15 different homes and attended the same number of schools. He was 24 and working as a box cutter when a co-worker saw him shadowboxing during a break and suggested he try boxing. Campbell kept working as a box cutter during all three years of his amateur career, and didn't turn pro until a month before his 28th birthday. To support himself and his wife and kid—who lived with his mother-in-law—Campbell worked installing stereo systems and slept on the front seat of his car. When he was lucky enough to get a job installing a system in a hotel, he was able to shower. In a match with Joel Casamayor in 2003, Campbell was 23-0 but still installing stereo systems. His story is inspiring, a textbook in how to survive and live out your dream. He never got bitter, and today talks of the beauty of life and living in the moment. Last year he beat three-belt holder Juan Diaz to finally win a world championship. He lost those belts on the scales Feb. 14 when he failed to make the 135-pound lightweight limit. He was unhappy about losing the belts, but worse things have happened to him. He is moving on. The determined fighter, now 36, won that fight with Ali Funeka, and is moving up to junior welterweight where he wants to challenge Manny Pacquiao and Ricky Hatton.
Your victory over Ali Funeka had to be a bittersweet one, since you lost your championship belts by failing to make weight. What were you feeling after your victory was announced?
I was happy with the victory, that's all I cared about. I had to win to save my career; that was more important than the belts.
Did your efforts to lose the excess weight have any effect on you in the fight?
Yes it did. My body was no longer the same. It's gotten bigger. If you looked at Funeka, who was much taller, it was me who had the bigger, wider body. Some people say I didn't try to make weight. But for six hours before the weigh in I sat in a sauna, and shadowboxed in that sauna trying to make the weight.
You announced after the fight you're moving up to junior welterweight. Who at 140 pounds would you like to fight?
I want to fight the winner of the Pacquiao-Hatton fight. I want to fight all the guys at 140. I'm going to make a lot of noise and be in their faces. I feel confident I can become the top fighter in that division.
How do you think you'd do in the ring with Manny Pacquiao?
I would do strange things to him. I could outbox him and out-punch him. It would be a great fight.
You've come very far in life. As a child, you lived in 15 different foster homes and went to 15 different schools. What was that like for you, and how did it mold you into the person you are today?
I survived that by grit, and that has become part of my makeup. I moved quite often. I never really got used to living in one place. I never got into a comfort zone and I think that helped me as a boxer. I never in my life look for comfort. I live in the moment and know that no matter what happens; it is what it is. Life is beautiful and it is meant to be lived. Most foster kids suffer from separation anxiety. Losing my titles was like that for me.


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I volunteered to make a cookie cake for a good friend's son. I've made them before...a billion years ago. My plan was to make my chocolate chip cookie dough and get a disposable pizza pan. Pat out the dough in the pan to an even thickness, maybe 1/2-3/4 inch thick then bake it about 25 degrees lower than normal to prevent the edges from getting too crisp. Does that sound about right? Also, how do I determine serving amounts?
Be sure to leave at least 1/2 inch or more between the dough and the pan if you don't want it to rise on the edges. I also use parchment on the bottom. I use a regular cake pan and cover the sides with baking strips to keep the edges from browning faster if it happens to hit the sides. I'm a little OCD about baking, but this works for me. The lower temp is a good idea.


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Foals - What Went Down [2015] [Album]
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Following up Holy Fire can't have been easy ... And to do so, Foals fling themselves headlong into a rock 'n' roll tsunami. With What Went Down, the Oxford gang retain their unique matH rock essence whilst also aiming for a wider audience. This, their fourth studio album, is undoubtedly another radical change for the band. In reaching a larger public, one might think that Yannis Philippakis and his band would have to sell their souls to the devil… The truth is quite to the contrary. What Went Down possesses a sound that hits home at the end of the first listen; the album's guitars are rhythmic, colossal as mountains. The title track, in particular, is a force that sweeps away everything in its path, helpfully aided by the vocal charisma of Philippakis. Dark and oppressive, the album never loses sight of the importance of song structure. Raw power is an asset, a weapon for Foals, and never simply an end in itself. So much the better. This is a strong contender for the title of best indie rock album of 2015…


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A rare Chanel item that combines a jewellery box and clutch into one. The exclusive piece is in the shape of an egg carton, with a Chanel logo on the front. Inside, the item features a mirror, six "eggshells" that are used to place jewellery on the go and comes with the recognized chain link strap.
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An under-strength Ulster maintained their 100% record in the Pro12 with an unimpressive win over Zebre in Parma.
The leaders were outscored four tries to two by the bottom side but snatched victory with a late penalty try.
Zebre earlier punished a slack Ulster with tries from number eight Andries Van Schalkwyk (two), and half-backs Tito Tebaldi and Daniel Halangahu.
Paddy Wallace edged Ulster ahead with a 58th-minute try but Zebre got their noses in front until the penalty try.
Ulster had been putting Zebre under pressure close to the line and referee Neil Patterson penalised the home side, believing they had stood up at a scrum when a try would otherwise have been scored.
That levelled the game at 25-25 and fly-half Niall O'Connor, who had a decent day with the boot, had the simple task of sealing the victory with the conversion in front of the posts.


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Small-town visits give Noem insight on issues
HOWARD -- U.S. Rep. Kristi Noem sat down Tuesday at a table inside a cafe in Howard, a coffee mug in her hand, and listened.
Noem, R-S.D., heard from local and state officials, who talked with her about a variety of issues, ranging from the price of corn to the upcoming start of the school year. Howard Mayor Andrew Dold told Noem about an extensive sewer upgrade the town is planning, and Noem said she would find out if any federal grants are available to help move the project ahead.
In her visits to cities and towns across South Dakota, it's been fairly common to hear about ongoing infrastructure projects, Noem said.
"Often these small towns don't have the manpower to write grants, or even know where to go to find one that could help them fund something," she said. "So, our office helps them with that quite a bit."
After leaving Howard, Noem visited Alexandria and Parker later Tuesday, and planned to visit Sioux Falls today. It's those types of visits, Noem said, that gives her insight into what South Dakotans are thinking and talking about. Lately, Noem said, she hears the frustration many residents have with the government.
"I always tell folks I don't listen to the news before I go to bed at night, because it is depressing when you turn on the news and see that kind of dysfunction," she said.
When confronted with that frustration, Noem said she points out some of the recently passed legislation, including bills to reform the Veterans Affairs Department, fund highway and bridge repairs for the next ten months and transfer ownership of nine historic cemeteries in the Black Hills to local communities.
"I try to focus on what we are able to get done," she said. "If you focused on the negative it would be pretty hard to get up in the morning and keep doing the job day after day."
Noem will be in Mitchell next Tuesday to attend Dakotafest and participate in a debate with Corinna Robinson, a Democrat who is running against Noem in the Nov. 4 general election. Noem said the debate will, for her, signal the start of the campaign season.
"When debate season starts, that's when everybody starts thinking we've got an election coming up," she said.
Noem has also agreed to participate in debates Oct. 14 in Rapid City, Oct. 16 in Vermillion and Oct. 24 in Sioux Falls.
Noem was mentioned in a report in the Wall Street Journal earlier this month for being among the first congresswomen to bunk in their congressional offices. Noem has been sleeping in her office during her stays in Washington D.C. for nearly two years. It's a practice many male lawmakers have taken part in for decades.
"I think people in South Dakota have just been surprised," she said. "I don't think they realized that I was sleeping in the office."
Noem had rented an apartment in Washington, D.C. prior to January 2013., but has since moved to a sleeper couch in her office.
"If I can't sleep at night, I'm right there," she said. "I can work."


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At present, only 18 of the 32 states of Mexico regulate prostitution.
Each big city has a red zone (zona roja) where prostitution is allowed.
Prostitution cannot take place in public places - such as public buses, subways, or in public property. It is allowed on private property only with the approval of the owner.
Prostitutes have to be registered and have to pay for and receive weekly health checks and have to carry a health card to prove it.
There is a more complete account of the legal situation available.
The age of consent is 18, however, most things in Mexico do not go by the law.
Percentage of estimated prostitutes working:
On the streets: 48%
At bars: 38%
At bordellos: 14%
Mexico has no laws defining or sanctioning child prostitution as criminal activity.
An estimated 5,000 children are currently involved in prostitution, pornography and sex-tourism in Mexico. Nearly 100 children and teenagers a month fall into the hands of the child prostitution networks which are mafias or organized crime syndicates.
More than 2,000 girls and young women have been sold to Japanese brothels. Traffickers belong to criminal syndicates operating along the US border and associated with Japanese "yakuza" gangs.
The US-Mexican border is one of the main centers for child sex tourism. Thousands of Americans cross into Mexico daily looking for cheap sex with underage prostitutes. Mexican authorities, who admit that about 18,000 minors were used to produce child pornography, have taken little action.
Organized Mexican cartels smuggle girls as young as 14 into the US. The Cadena network has smuggled many young Mexican girls to south Florida. Despite the arrest of a number of key players by US authorities, the head of the Cadena hydra remains at large. US investigators have also apprehended several employees of the California-based Chamblee Agency for trafficking laborers into the US, some of whom were forced into prostitution and debt-bondage.
The most degrading and often dangerous work of women and children can be found in prostitution. Tens of thousands of Mexican women and girls (as well as men and boys) work as prostitutes in all of the major cities of the country. A recent study by the Mexico City government Youth Commission headed by Angeles Correa found that Mexico City had 50,000 prostitutes of whom 2,500 were minors. Elena Azaola of the Center of Higher Research and Studies in Social Anthropology (CIESAS) found that there were 5,000 child prostitutes in all of Mexico (90 percent female). But Rosa Marta Cortina de Brown of the Female Association of Tourist Enterprise Executive estimates that 250,000 children between 10 and 16 have been the victims of "sexual tourism" in cities like Guadalajara, Cancun, Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta and Tijuana. Recently there have also been reports on child prostitution in Veracruz, Queretaro, and Ciudad Juarez. Girls in prostitution face constant problems of possible pregnancy, immature childbirth, violence, alcohol and drug addiction, sexual transmitted diseases including HIV-AIDS.
Source: www.thepanamanews.com
The city government has given a new shelter for aging prostitutes in a 1,500-square-meter mansion in the heart of the Merced neighborhood, Mexico City, one of Mexico City's main red-light zones.
Distressed to find aging homeless women still working as prostitutes in downtown Mexico City, womens' groups are preparing a roomy retirement home to take 65 of them off the streets.
Rejected by their families and stripped of much of their earnings by policemen and pimps, the elderly sex workers say they have no choice but to keep working, sometimes for less than $2 a day or just a plate of food.
"I may have two or three clients a day but I can't charge what the young ones do. Sometimes I just ask for food or a hotel room," said Gloria Maria, a kindly faced woman of 74 who mostly sleeps outdoors in a grimy downtown food market.
Funds raised this week will go toward fixing the roof of a an elegant but crumbling 18th century building donated by the Mexico City government to serve as a retirement home for Gloria Maria and others.
Like many of her co-workers, Gloria Maria was raped as a teenager and fell into prostitution soon afterward.
Prostitution is not legal in Mexico but sex workers are tolerated, along with the shoe shiners, orange juice vendors and tamale sellers who clog the streets of big cities, creating a gray economy that absorbs millions of unemployed.
While some of these workers can put savings under the mattress for old age, or hope their children will support them, prostitutes often have nothing after a life of exploitation by pimps and paying bribes to avoid arrest.
Few are in touch with their families or children.
"Other people pay taxes and can retire with a pension. We are exploited by society then thrown away when we get old," said one lithe young prostitute, with long blond hair and funky platform shoes.
Prostitutes wait for clients at a street in the Merced neighborhood in Mexico City, Mexico on Saturday March 19, 2005.
"We should have the same rights as anyone else," she said at a fund-raising concert for the retirement home on Tuesday.
Organizers are collecting funds from private donors and hoping local companies will provide beds and help with improvements to the retirement home like painting, plumbing and rewiring.
The women will be expected to cook and clean for themselves and earn money through handicrafts to help with running costs.
The home is seen as a pilot project and the organizers realize it needs to be part of a longer-term solution for sex workers.
"Sex workers are doubly marginalized," said Emilienne de Leon, head of a local womens' rights group called Semillas.
"They are rejected by society and by their families. When they get old, either they sell themselves very cheaply or they don't have enough to eat. It's a very difficult world."
The Panamanian Vice Ministry of Foreign Trade (VICOMEX) is the principal entity responsible for promoting foreign investment. It provides investors with information.
Source: Reuters


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Pair charged with copper theft in Clay County
Moorhead, MN - Two men have been accused of stealing copper wire from an American Crystal Sugar site where beets are dropped off, the Clay County Sheriff's Office said in a news release.
Harry James Folstrom, 57, has been arrested on charges of first-degree criminal damage to property and felony theft. He's in custody in Hubbard County on a probation violation.
The second man, Gordon Allen Kiehl, 46, faces the same charges. He remains at large, the sheriff's department said.
Read More: Two suspects identified in American Crystal copper thefts


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Yankees' Sabathia, Rivera tame Rangers
Updated 11:35 pm, Monday, April 23, 2012
ARLINGTON — Derek Jeter is hitting the way he did in his prime and CC Sabathia looks more like his old self with each outing.
No wonder the New York Yankees are starting to get on a roll.
Jeter had four hits to stretch his hitting streak to 13 games, Sabathia pitched a season-high eight innings and Alex Rodriguez belted a three-run homer in a 7-4 victory over the Texas Rangers on Monday night.
"I keep kidding him that it's like 1999 again — three hits every day. He's amazing," Rodriguez said of Jeter, 37.
"He's playing like he's 25," manager Joe Girardi said. "He's off to a great start. He feels good physically and that's the most important thing."
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The Yankees have won 10 of 13 since being swept in three games at Tampa Bay to start the season.
Sabathia (2-0) struck out eight for his 11th career win against the two-time defending American League champion Rangers, who won their first five series this season.
The big left-hander was pitching with an extra day of rest after the Yankees' scheduled series finale at Boston was rained out Sunday night, a day after New York overcame a 9-0 deficit for a 15-9 win over the Red Sox.
After a pair of six-inning outings with no-decisions to start the season, Sabathia has won his last two starts.
"That's more CC-like. That's what we're used to seeing," Girardi said. "I liked what I saw those last four innings against the Twins, and he carried it over today."
Mariano Rivera worked a perfect ninth for his fourth save.
Josh Hamilton homered for the Rangers.
Derek Holland (2-1), the 25-year-old left-hander who signed a $28.5 million, five-year contract extension this spring, has never beaten the Yankees. He gave up seven runs and nine hits with four walks and one strikeout in six innings.


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Thank you for the suggestions mickie9!
Elijah Alderic/Aldrich - The sounds are two similar to Alaric.
Elijah Amaury - I don't like the look or sound of Amaury.
Elijah Atticus - Atticus is one of those names I want to like because of it unusualness and literature background, but the sound is so unappealing to me.
Elijah Benjamin - I like Benjamin for someone else.
Elijah Benedict - Looks nice, but I don't like Benedict.
Elijah Bennett - I like this. Bennett is a family name and I didn't even think about it.
Elijah Broderick - I'm not a fan of Broderick.
Elijah Clement - I prefer the feminine variant Clementine.
Elijah Damien - Bad news: Doesn't have the best flow. Good news: Adding Damian/Damien to my list for first names.
Elijah Frederick - I don't like Frederick.
Elijah Loic - Loic is definitely interesting, but I'm not a fan.
Elijah Mathis - I don't like the sound and too close to Matthew.
Elijah Niklaus/Nikolas - I absolutely love Nikaus, but this is too much of The Originals. I also have Caroline and Alaric in the my top ten. I think a distinctive name like Niklaus would sound too fan girly.
While you did pick names in the style I want I'm sadly not a fan of most of them. I'm looking for names that are slightly familiar, but also uncommon like Alaric and Conrad.
Thank you for the suggestions klemley18.
Elijah David - David is a variant of a family members name. I'm also not fan of the name.
Elijah Caleb - I don't like the flow or Caleb.
Elijah Matthew - I already used Matthew in a combination
Elijah Abram - I don't like Abram
Elijah Gabriel - My sisters middle is Gabrielle.
Elijah Jared - I really like Jared, but not with Elijah.
Elijah Lucas - I'm not a fan of Lucas.
Elijah Samuel - This is another name where I absolutely love the nickname, but I don't like the full name. I wish I could make myself love it.
Thank you for the suggestions babypower!
Elijah James was actually one of my early early combinations,but I wasn't comfortable with the back to back J sounds even though the sound different.
Elijah Grey - Grey is just a color to me.
Elijah Jude - I like Jude, but the combination doesn't pop for me.
Elijah Joel - I don't like the sound of Joel.
Elijah Ross - I'm not of fan of Ross.
Elijah Xavier - I don't like the sound of Xavier.


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Lawrence Mikkelsen's review published on Letterboxd :
Almost unwatchable in its bleakness. Like all of Todd Solondz's you feel nasty and voyeuristic and come away slightly soiled by the experience. A coming of age film that is probably a lot closer to reality than most other teen films turned out by major Holly studios.


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A San Antonio man is in critical but stable condition after he was rescued by a police officer after being doused in gasoline and set ablaze.
Richard Rodriguez suffered the most severe burns on the lower half of his body before he was rushed to the hospital late Saturday night. The 22-year-old was able to tell police his name and that he was attacked by several men, though he was unaware of the exact number, MySanAntonio.com reported.
A motive for the attack is not yet clear.
An officer patrolling the area near downtown San Antonio where the attack took place noticed the flames, and as he got closer he realized that it was a man on fire, according to Lt. Matthew Podwika. The officer was able to use a fire extinguisher to put out the flames.
Rodriguez is recovering in the intensive care unit at San Antonio Military Medical Center, while police are reportedly questioning residents of a nearby apartment complex in a search for potential witnesses.


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For all of those who have a Citi credit card or card specific Citi Forward when was your first CLI. As far as I know isn't your first 3 months to date of approval? Then 6 months thereafter? It has been a little under 4 months and just wondering if I should expect one or not. Have not seen a luv button yet either.
If I remember correctly, I got my first cli (from 4000 to 5500) right about the 4 month mark, give or take a week.
My citiforward took about 6 mos from open date for the luv button to show. I got the card in May 09 and have had two cli's since then. I hoping the button shows up again sometime soon.
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I have the Citi Platinum Select since 12/2009 just under 4 months now and I haven't seen the CLI button anywhere yet. I'd love to get it increase a bit more since
my credit line is a bit low under $2k =(..I need to have at least $3.5k. I hope to see the CLI button soon.
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For all of those who have a Citi credit card or card specific Citi Forward when was your first CLI. As far as I know isn't your first 3 months to date of approval? Then 6 months thereafter? It has been a little under 4 months and just wondering if I should expect one or not. Have not seen a luv button yet either.
Chances are even if you see the luv button they will make you call. Most have had to provide income info verbally only. Some report a soft pull others a hard. Not sure if you can shoot the moon and get a lower offer from them. Regardless I am done asking and once again thanks to Citi for all the hard free CLI. Finally got it up to a nice round number.
I got my CITI PLATINUM SELECT in SEP/09 and my First CLI in FEB/2010
Where does the CLI button show?
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Polokwane - A Limpopo man accused of killing his girlfriend's two-year-old son in Seshego appeared briefly in the Polokwane Magistrate's Court on Tuesday.
Kgabo Masiya, 32, was not asked to plead and the matter was postponed to June 11 to allow him to get legal representation.
He was arrested on Sunday, seven days after he allegedly cut the throat of his girlfriend's toddler with a broken bottle at her house.
Police said the man broke a window to gain access to the house and an argument ensued between him and his girlfriend, 27.
The woman's two-year-old son and her two siblings, aged 10 and 14, were there at the time.
"As the argument heated up, the woman managed to escape and went to her aunt's house to seek help, leaving her son and two siblings in the house," police spokesman Brigadier Hangwani Mulaudzi said at the time.
Masiya allegedly threw the toddler against the wall, slashed his throat with a broken bottle and stabbed the 14-year-old in the head when he tried to intervene.
The toddler died in the Polokwane Provincial Hospital on Tuesday. The teenager was treated at the same hospital and discharged.
Masiya is facing murder and attempted murder charges.
When he went to his girlfriend's house he was with a friend. Police were looking for his friend.
Masiya tried to hide his face from the packed public gallery when police officers brought him into the courtroom.


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Fundraising is a very important part in running a healthy, financially stable club. Springers is a non-profit organization and relies heavily on the fundraising efforts of its members. All members of our club take part in fundraising efforts. Monies collected are allocated towards the purchase and repair of gym equipment and the building. ALL participants will be required to purchase chocolate bars and the majority of program participants are required to buy the raffle tickets (except Daytime, Parents & Me, and Pre-schoolers).In addition to the mandatory fundraisers, 'optional' fundraising is offered throughout the year to those in the Competitive program (Provincial 1-5, National, and T&T). Monies raised through these fundraisers are able to be applied directly to your child's individual travel fund to cover costs like airfare, hotel, vehicle rental or other competitive costs like required bodysuits or entry fees to competitions. If this money is not used in one year it can be carried over to the next year. If the gymnast leaves the club, the money they raised goes into the general travel fund. Parents can make a request to use these funds as the need arises, simply by filling out a request form through the office. After a form is completed the funds will be withdrawn from your child's account and transferred to pay for required costs.
Sobeys gift cards are available throughout the year, and are available in $50 or $100 denominations. This is a great fundraising opportunity for Springers with all proceeds going towards new equipment which will benefit all athletes.


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ESPN: Tyler Gabbert visiting Louisville
Former Missouri quarterback Tyler Gabbert is visiting Louisville this weekend and is strongly considering transferring to the Cardinals, a source tells ESPN.com's Joe Schad.
I confirmed that Gabbert is scheduled to visit with Louisville coach Charlie Strong this weekend. Gabbert is the younger brother of former Missouri quarterback Blaine Gabbert, who was chosen in the first round of the NFL draft last month by Jacksonville. The younger Gabbert, who is a redshirt freshman, decided to leave Missouri earlier this month after it became clear that James Franklin would start this season.
The Gabbert family has a connection to new Louisville ...