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More than 35 years after Terry Elrod Mitchell watched serial killer Joseph Paul Franklin fatally shoot two black Salt Lake City joggers, the Utah woman is suing a former federal prosecutor in the case now a federal judge who she says sexually assaulted her during the 1981 trial.
In a federal civil lawsuit filed Wednesday, Mitchell alleges Richard Warren Roberts, then a civil rights attorney for the U.S. Department of Justice, raped her repeatedly while in Utah to aid in Franklin's prosecution.
A monthslong investigation by the Utah attorney general's office and a review by former U.S. District Judge Paul Cassell found that Roberts did have a sexual relationship with Mitchell, who was 16 at the time, during the course of the Franklin trial. But the office, Cassell and a third judge, Raymond Uno, determined that, based on the laws on the books in 1981, the office could charge Roberts only with a class B misdemeanor, punishable by six months in jail.


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Many students returned to campus this semester frustrated to find a tight race for an available parking spot on campus.
On the first day of spring semester, students found Lot F, at D Street between First and Second streets, fenced off as construction of the new dormitory had begun.
"Parking is terrible," junior Vince Bauer said. "I had to park on First Street, and the football gates are locked so I had to walk all the way around."
Jan. 31 marked the beginning of construction of a much needed new dorm, expected to open fall of 2012. The project, however, also means the loss of 130 parking spaces.
As an immediate alternative to help alleviate the parking crunch, the University is offering a remote parking and shuttle service. Initially available to faculty and staff, the service is now open to students.
Bauer, however, said he was not planning of using the service.
"It's inconvenient, and I don't want to have to wait," he said.
The remote parking lot is located on A street south of Arrow Highway. It offers 350 spots for students, faculty and staff, where they can be picked up and dropped off in front of the Wilson Library.
The shuttles run every 10 minutes from 6:50 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 6:50 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Friday. The new lot currently has 210 staff and faculty signed up to allow for more on campus spaces.
After this spring semester is over the University will no longer be renting the new location.
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Adam Ant 'Comes Back From Dead' for First CD in 17 Years
Adam Ant can afford to smile again. He jokes that he feels back from the dead.
The pop star who was one of the world's biggest in the 1980s is touring with his first album in 17 years.
It's a fine return for the one-time dandy highwayman and Prince Charming, who now comes on like a veteran pirate-turned- cavalryman. The CD's title is "Adam Ant Is the Blueblack Hussar in Marrying the Gunner's Daughter" -- a reference to renegade sailors who were chained to cannons and then flayed. The metaphor is extended to musicians being tied to ruthless record companies. Were they really that bad, I ask?
"Some of the contracts that everybody signed of my generation were pretty catastrophic," says Ant. "The title's not just about that though, it's also life in general."
The singer once voted the Most Sexy Man Alive by MTV viewers is now 58 and sports a goatee with dashing mustache. He's sitting in his London mews house-cum-office with his Bordeaux Mastiff Billy at his feet. The giant dog ignores the television lights and gently snores throughout our interview.
The young Stuart Goddard renamed Adam in 1976, after the first man. I first saw the Ants play in 1980 as they ditched their art-school punk for "Kings of the Wild Frontier" pop.
While they were on the cusp of fame, it didn't look inevitable. Adam says he was surprised as anybody at the success, fueled by his videos -- "People got to see me in the U.S. before I played there. It made the job a lot easier."
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Ant knew that he'd made it when he met Queen Elizabeth II backstage at a royal variety show. He was wearing a suit and none of his usual makeup and she still recognized him. "I left like Sir Walter Raleigh -- I am a great fan of the queen."
About the same time he had phone calls from Michael Jackson. It was 3 a.m. and Adam hung up twice, thinking it was a hoax, until producer Quincy Jones came on the line saying Jackson was seeking advice on where to get his stage wear.
"Michael was a great listener, absorbing different styles of music and clothes," Adam says. Shortly after, Ant started dating actress Jamie Lee Curtis. A topless picture she gave him is on his wall along with the gold discs -- he's sold 40 million records and had more than 20 hits between 1980 and 1985 including "Prince Charming" and "Goody Two Shoes."
Adam is much trimmer than in his troubled wildness years as the hits dried up. Its low point was his court appearance after threatening people with a gun. He was sent to a psychiatric institution. He supports organizations such as Sane and Black Dog, which help people like him suffering from bipolar disorder.
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The new song "Vince Taylor" is a homage to another troubled rocker who inspired David Bowie, another comeback star.
The single "Cool Zombie" is a reference to the two-year period when Ant lived in Dayton, Tennessee. He was driving to Las Vegas, by chance saw an A-framed house for sale and bought it on the spot.
"It was quite the most beautiful scenery that I had ever seen," he recalls. "It was just this incredible view."
His greatest achievement, he says, is bringing up his daughter Lily. He was a house dad for five years and she's now 15, plays saxophone and has been to his gigs.
"She observes it casually, she's not a kind of, 'Oh dad, that's great' and 'Oo, that's brilliant,'" he says. She encourages him to listen to newer music and he singles out the Ganglians, Jake Bugg and Kasabian. "To be honest, there isn't a great deal I would rush out and buy," he says.
Ant is proud of the new album, which he emphasizes was conceived as a double vinyl release with four sides of music. After so long away, he was jammed with ideas and it varies from raw rockabilly to tracks that recall his early punk.
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It's "pretty autobiographical," he says. "I thought it would be interesting to create a scenario for it. I imagined what my character in 1980 with the brocade and paint would have looked like 30 years later, perhaps if he had been a Napoleonic hussar and walked to Moscow and back."
On the comment he has been away a long time, he says "a lifetime almost." On making records again, "it's like riding a bike once you are back in the saddle -- the actual making of the music is the same but the industry has completely changed."
He is enjoying the freedom away from the pressures of a major label and has started his own company, only to release the record just as the U.K.'s biggest record retailer HMV Group Plc (HMV) went into administration.
"It's a long term project," he sighs. "I enjoy reading contracts now, which is a bit late in the day."
He's aware of the irony of old lyrics such as "ridicule is nothing to be scared of" and "when you get a number one, the only way is down." He's candid and likeable. The interview over, he lets Billy out for a walk.
Ant's album is priced $10 on Blueblack Hussar Records. His April tour of the U.K. and Ireland includes London's Roundhouse backed by the Good, the Mad and the Lovely Posse on May 11 and then he plans a U.S. tour. Download prices vary across services.
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Monty L. Robertson, eldest son of Charles Estel and Wilma Olive Mayfield Robertson was born at 11:50 P.M. on Saturday, January 20, 1940 at St. Mary Hospital, in Quincy, Adams County, Illinois. He married Pok San "Suzie" Kim on Thursday, January 5, 1967 at the United States Embassy in the Capitol City of Seoul, South Korea.
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The kind of gardening services available in Commerce City vary from gardener to gardener and tend to be partially influenced by the area that you reside in.A quality Colorado gardener will take into mind what the season is, which plants are indigenous to Commerce City and more importantly precisely what you need done to your yard.
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The Redland Art Gallery showcases innovative and culturally diverse exhibitions, hosting a range of local and touring collections across two galleries (Cleveland and Capalaba). Just up the road, the Old Schoolhouse Gallery at Cleveland Point (run by artists, for artists) offers a special blend of art and history, while the Redland Yurara Art Society also hosts exhibitions and regular workshops.
Over the water, the Macleay Island Arts Complex Gallery features pottery, sculpture, paintings and glass works in a tranquil bayside setting. The newest addition is Timeless Gallery a working studio owned and operated by professional freeform artist Madeleine Ekeblad, who offers artist escape weekends and daily group workshops in the Mosaic Garden and Studio.
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Oh, and I should say that one of the main reasons we could afford what we could was that I had savings, due to never having had a student loan (I just worked part time... and lived with my parents until I was 25). I'm pretty sure that makes me the exception these days.
My partner and I move into our new house on the weekend. It's not exactly what we wanted, but it's pretty damn close, and it's had some work done (new kitchen and bathroom), so a big chunk of renovating has already been done for us. It's also (more or less) in the area we wanted - we could have got something cheaper if we'd been willing to suffer more of a commute, a sacrifice that other house-hunters I know are now taking for granted.
Between the two of us, the mortgage is affordable - my worry is that we're not going to be able to afford to have kids (losing her income would be too much of a strain), which is a bit shit when you think about it.
I've lost count of the number of times I've been told over the last 3 or 4 years that "the bubble is going to burst" - this could mean that it's never going to happen, or that we're about due...
Hard News: Awful in more than one way,
Would you break into someone's house if you thought they may well be armed? Probably not.
But if you did, the first thing you'd do is kill the occupants before they could get to their guns. I'd be interested to see how many home invasions result in deaths over there compared to over here.
Hard News: Awful in more than one way,
An extra layer of pointlessness is added by all the hypotheticals being thrown around:
"If everyone was allowed to have guns with them, someone would have been able to shoot the guy before too many people died."
"Or maybe a campus full of armed panicking people who've been told that there's a crazy gunman on the loose would start shooting at anyone they saw carrying a gun, causing even more deaths."
Which one's right? Well, neither, because they're both totally imaginary situations.
Hard News: No Friends of Science,
I'm surprised I haven't heard any fundie christians use the rainbow argument. "God promised he'd never again wipe out the earth with a flood."
Our Garth is way ahead of you...
Speaking of irrelevant bollocks -- as well as keeping things civil, there's something to be said for keeping things relevant. That's possibly even harder, because it keeps a nice mood if people are free to digress or have a bit of fun, but too much and the discussion's just as damaged as it would be by trolls.
I used to hang out at a local goth forum (I'm not a goth, you understand, but some of my best friends...) An overseas author once posted, doing a bit of research on what the NZ scene was like. The thread was almost immediately side tracked by a couple of wits who started trading irrelevant meaningless banter that would have been better kept to personal messages. Perfectly nice, perfectly friendly, but the rest of the board was cringing as an outside observer asked for an indication of what we were all about and was presented with this display...
What's the longest comment you've ever written and then thought better of and deleted?
No more than a few paragraphs. I find the ones I write then delete don't get overly long, because I'm imagining what the response to them will be as I'm writing them, and fairly quickly I reach that point where I realise nothing good/useful will come of it.
Or the other times when I realise that most of what I've written is irrelevant bollocks that no-one is really interested in. There's probably more of those.
Random Play: Step away from the…,
I flew in to London less than a week after the bomb plot scare that started all the "no liquids" fuss. It was surprisingly fine -- we just sort of wandered through the airport and out, expecting any minute to have someone shout "hang on" and drag us back for hours of security searches. Never happened.
Coming into Auckland on the way home though, we had a couple of customs guys wander up to us at the baggage claim and start making pointed conversation about what we'd been up to in London. (We assumed we were singled out because the friend I was with had tattoos up each arm. Moral: wear long-sleeved shirts.) At one point my friend was asked "did you take any drugs in London?" He replied (not entirely truthfully) "hell, at the price you pay for a pint of beer over there, I wasn't even going to ask about drugs..." to which the customs guy mentioned that drugs were often cheaper than beer over there. What do you say to that? "Thanks for the tip?"
At any rate, they made a few cryptic notes on our arrival slips, which saw us shunted through to the customs area, where a polite and apologetic lady went through our bags, verified the absence of drugs and bombs, and sent us on our way. Time wasted: at least half an hour. Could have been worse, I guess.
See, I'm not convinced at all by the "the police will be required to investigate every smack" line, since, as people have pointed out, the bill will make the law regarding assault for kids the same (more or less) as it already is for adults. Are the police currently required to investigate every instance of physical contact that legally constitutes abuse (the rugby tackle example has been used a bit)? Maybe, but they sure as hell don't.
Island Life: Browned to perfection,
"Do you have any curmudgeon in you? Want some?"
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NEW YORK (AP) — Ivy League activist Cornel West is returning to the Union Theological Seminary in New York City.
West tells The New York Times that he'll become a professor of philosophy and Christian practices at Union next summer.
West is a frequent TV and radio commentator. He's written 19 books, including "Race Matters."
West was an assistant professor at Union in 1977.
He departed from Harvard in 2002 after a dispute with its president. He's leaving Princeton on good terms and will remain an emeritus professor there.
He has also taught at Yale.
Union's president, the Rev. Serene Jones, is one of West's former students.
Jones says the seminary is a good place for West to combine "his scholarly commitments and his activism."
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In a series of amendments filed late Wednesday evening, Senate Budget Chairman J.D. Alexander has agreed to boost funding for the University of South Florida.
TALLAHASSEE | In a series of amendments filed late Wednesday evening, Senate Budget Chairman J.D. Alexander has agreed to boost funding for the University of South Florida.
Alexander, R-Lake Wales, along with Sen. Evelyn Lynn, R-Ormond Beach, chairwoman of the Senate higher education budget subcommittee, joined Sen. Jim Norman, R-Tampa, in a series of amendments that would provide funding to USF for the conversion of its Lakeland Polytechnic campus into an independent university.
Norman and USF officials originally had complained that the Senate's proposed budget cuts for USF were too severe and did not take into consideration costs associated with creating Florida Polytechnic University in Lakeland.
On Tuesday, Norman filed a series of amendments to the main Senate budget bill (SB 2000) that would have boosted USF funding by $56 million.
In new amendments filed Wednesday night, Alexander and Lynn have stepped in and have modified Norman's proposals with Norman's approval.
One of the new substitute amendments — which is sponsored by all three senators — would increase USF's funding by $3 million to cover the cost of moving the pharmacy program from the USF Polytechnic campus in Lakeland back to the USF main campus in Tampa.
Norman had originally sought $6 million.
Another substitute amendment would increase USF funding by $10 million to cover the cost of paying for students on the Polytechnic campus who want to remain with USF. Norman had originally sought $16 million.
Alexander and Lynn did not offer a substitute amendment for Norman's third amendment, which increases funding for USF by $34 million by shifting money from a $250 million building construction account and reducing funding to the USF branch campuses at Sarasota-Manatee and St. Petersburg.
The Sarasota-Manatee campus would face a $1.2 million cut if Norman's amendment is adopted, while St. Petersburg would have a $2.2 million reduction.
Under the current Senate budget bill, USF is facing a $79 million cut in state funding.
The ammended bill will be discussed Thursday when the Senate debates the budget bill and related legislation on the floor.


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Five Canadian privacy experts offer up tips to consumers for how to be more aware of and better protect their privacy. At a recent Vancouver privacy conference, the CBC asked BC Information and Privacy Commissioner Elizabeth Denham and Websense Canada General Manager and Senior Director Fiaaz Walji, among others, for "a piece of privacy-enhancing homework." In the advice from Denham we're told, "Ask questions of the companies you're dealing with—of the online companies and the brick and mortar companies ... Ask them how they're using your personal information. Ask them for their privacy policy. Be your own privacy commissioner and just pay attention."
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Red Badger
Since May 10, 2004
Live along the Gulf Coast Red-neck Riviera of Florida.
Avid FOUNDATION SERIES, DUNE and Atlas Shrugged fan
Favorite authors: Isaac Asimov, Robert Heinlein, Frank Herbert and Ayn Rand......
Am of Asian ascent, but that's as far as it goes. I was raised in Mississippi, and thus have a Deep Southern accent.
I once had a Chinese co-worker lady, name Mai, who stared at me all day. I finally asked her, "Mai, why do you stare at me all day long like that?"
"I stare at you, because you puzzle."
"Me? How am I a puzzle?"
"You puzzle because you look Oriental, but you no sound Oriental!"
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About my name, Red Badger. I was given this name by none other than the National Security Agency (NSA) itself, also known as The No Such Agency.
While on a field service call to repair some equipment we had sold them, at Ft. George Mead outside Washington D.C., I had to go through a fairly complicated system of locked doors and hallways, reminiscent of the opening sequence of the old 60's Get Smart TV show, starring Don Adams, as Agent 86.
Since the equipment I was to work on was located in a very sensitive area, I had to pass through a room full of people at desks in cubicles doing whatever they do at the NSA when they're not watching porn or eavesdropping on the Kardashians (like there's difference?).
Anyway, I had to wear a RED BADGE and be escorted AT ALL TIMES (even in the restroom!) while I was there. We came to the door of this room and my escort had me wait in the hallway while he opened the cipher-lock, and flipped on a switch that turned on a rotating red light like is on top of a police car or firetruck.
Then he yelled out loud, so everyone in the room could hear: RED BADGER IN THE AREA! ...RED BADGER IN THE AREA! ...RED BADGER IN THE AREA! ...Three times.
There was an immediate sound of chairs and papers rustling from inside the room. The people had to turn off their computer monitors or cover them with newspapers so that as I passed through the room I would no perchance to see what was displayed upon them (thankfully).
The equipment I had to work upon was located in the next room on the other side of this one. Each time we passed through this room, both ways, we had to perform this same scenario, several times that day. It became amusing to be the focus of such silly activity.
From that day forward I decided that I would use the name Red Badger for my own....................................


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Tony Stewart breaks leg in crash in Iowa short track race
KANNAPOLIS, N.C. — Tony Stewart told anyone who would listen why he continued racing anywhere, anytime, regardless of purse or crowd or car.
Even after he flipped five times last week, Stewart was quick to offer a stout defense for his short-track weeknight racing while some questioned if his extracurricular racing was putting his championship chances in NASCAR at risk.
Well, his championship chances are officially over for this season.
The three-time NASCAR champion broke his right leg Monday night at Southern Iowa Speedway in Oskaloosa, where he flipped his 360 winged sprint car while leading with five laps remaining in the 30-lap feature. He had surgery Tuesday on the upper and lower parts of his leg, and Stewart-Haas Racing said he'll need a second surgery.
He remained hospitalized and there was no timetable for his return to racing. Max Papis was tabbed to replace Stewart this weekend in the No. 14 Chevrolet at Watkins Glen, where Stewart is a five-time winner and his streak of 521 consecutive starts will end.
"I told someone to go get my phone or else I was going to get up and get it myself," Stewart said Tuesday in a Facebook post. "Finally got reconnected to the world and just want to say thank you for all the prayers and well wishes. My team will remain strong and I will be back."
The 42-year-old Stewart has wrecked three times in the last month in extracurricular racing, and the latest came a day after he finished ninth at Pocono in a NASCAR event to position himself 11th in the Sprint Cup standings with five races remaining to set the Chase for the championship field.
But Stewart had long refused to slow down his sprint car racing schedule, and passionately defended it following the June death of friend Jason Leffler in an accident at Bridgeport Speedway in Swedesboro, N.J.
He was just as impassioned last Friday at Pocono when asked about his accident last week in Canada in which Stewart flipped a sprint car five times.
His childhood hero, four-time Indianapolis 500 winner A.J. Foyt, defended Stewart on Tuesday for sticking to his passion and being a true "racer."
"He ain't no prima donna and life is short, and we don't know how we are going to die or what's going to happen," Foyt said in a telephone interview with The Associated Press. "I just hate to see anybody badmouth Tony for anything he's doing, and if they are, they are just jealous."
Last week, in a sprint car race at Ohsweken Speedway in Ontario, Stewart rolled his car five times but walked away. He stayed at the track to compete in the World of Outlaws race the next night,


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Last week Matt Johnson, EVP of Bottle Rocket and GM of Bottle Rocket's gaming division, Thruster, was on a panel at Inside Mobile Apps in New York City. The event brings together the mobile industry's top thought leaders and developers for two days of in-depth insight, analysis, and opinion on the key areas defining the mobile and social app ecosystem.
Matt spoke on the panel, "Mobile Monetization: How to Convert Free-to-Play Users into Paying Customers", along with Alan Avidan (CEO of Bees and Pollen), Mary Bloom (Sr. Manager of Developer Relations of Tapjoy), Brian Long (CEO and Co-Founder of TapCommerce), Ilya Nikolayev (Co-Founder of InAppFuel) and was moderated by Jon Robinson (Senior Editor of Inside Mobile Apps).
The group discussed how game developers find the right balance between free-to-play and monetizing their content. The focus was on how to convert those who download free games to paying customers and whether mobile gaming is heading towards free-to-play or if the path will lead to pay-to-play based on current user behaviors.
According to Matt, here are the most important points that came out of the panel discussion:
- Mobile games will take more of a shift towards personalized experiences and re-engagment techniques.
- Long term engagement is key to monetization. Very few apps can "make it big" right out the gate anymore without gnereating money from new user acquisition.
- Gamification of brand/enterprise apps is the green field that many game developers are looking towards.
- Good analytical analysis is a given even in simple game experiences. Learn from the data how to grow engagement.
To find out when the next Inside Mobile Apps event will take place or track other Mediabistro events, click here!


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Peed Demons
Fascination with speed — in all modes of transportation — is always tempered, though, with the need for safety and stability, ensuring that power and control remain hand-in-hand.
This is especially true in the maritime industry, which has significantly accelerated the issues of safety of ship, crew and passenger in recent years.
A significant debut of a new fast craft was at a New Orleans exhibition, at which Halter Marine Group puts its innovative high-speed, low-wake E-CAT through its paces. The catamaran passenger ferry (which follows an emerging trend of innovative paint jobs as well as technological advances) made a 40-knot plus debut during the International Marine Transit Association (IMTA) conference.
The E-CAT is interesting in that its design was in part spawned by concerns raised over other large high-speed vessel designs.
Designed in cooperation with the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency MARITECH program, the twin-hulled, all-aluminum vessel is designed for cost-effective, high-speed ferrying of passengers in wake sensitive areas such as that found on rivers, waterfront environments and recreation areas.
"The flexible E-CAT design can be easily configured to meet customer requirements from 250 to 450 passengers...with speeds reaching 40 knots," said Halter Marine president and CEO John Dane III.
The prototype E-CAT particulars follow: Length 148 ft. (45.1 m) Width 38 ft. (11.5 m) Draft, design 4 ft. (1.2 m) Main engines Caterpillar 3516B Waterjets Bird Johnson Gears Reintjes Range 500 nm Classification ABS Halter's already stellar reputation among the advanced fast ferry builders of the world has grown substantially of late, capped with the announcement that it and Empresa Nacional Bazan de C.N.M., S.A. of Madrid, Spain had formed Halter-Bazan, a joint venture to build Bazan-designed aluminum passenger/vehicle fast ferries (the Alhambra class) at the Halter facility. Construction of a 410 ft. (125 m), 1,250- passenger/240-vehicle vessel for an unnamed customer is reported to begin next month, and negotiations on a similar vessel are currently underway. Halter will also build Bazan's Mestral class.
Partnerships — on all levels of all industries is flourishing, and the fast ferry segment of the marine market is no exception. Hellenic Shipyards Co. and Rodriquez Cantieri Navali S.p.A. signed a cooperation agreement last October which produced the framework for an agreement for the promotion and construction of the Rodriquez Cantieri Navali design hydrofoils and the Aquastrada line of ferries. The Aquastrada Ferries have proven to be exceptionally stable and productive, even in adverse weather conditions, and Hellenic is touting the vessel as not only competing with other fast ferries for the carriage of passengers, but competing with all other modes of transportation — including road and air — in delivering speed, quality and convenient travel. The Aquastrada series is equipped with the Navigation Seaworthiness Management System — a computerized stabilization system designed to reduce pitch and vertical acceleration — and the vessels maintain speeds between 40-50 knots.
Dressed To Go Higher speeds have upped the technological ante, in terms of the delivery of a product which will not only break records at sea trials, but remain a valuable, money-making portion of a given owner's fleet. No doubt, the stresses and strains on hull and machinery is greater at 50 knots than 20, but for seasoned maritime outfitters, it is a mere matter of engineering the solution to fit the challenge.
For example, Maritime Dynamics of Lexington Park, Md., has responded to the demand for fast speeds and light hulls by undertaking an extensive product assessment to address these concerns. The result, according to the company, is several weight saving features which will be incorporated into the company's highly regarded ride control system. The first measure has been to design the ride control hydraulics system to operate other onboard equipment. Now Maritime Dynamics offers hydraulic packs which, in addition to the ride control system, operate the propulsion waterjet steering and reversing system. During docking operations, they can be utilized for car ramps, capstans and anchor winches. This summer, Maritime Dynamics is scheduled to install its first commercial computer-based ride control system with an embedded Microsoft Windows operating system. The system will offer touch screen operation, as well as improved diagnostics, and easy integration with alarm and monitoring systems. Maritime Dynamics ride control system references include Incat's wave-piercing catamaran Hull 050 (see story, page 37), Trico Marine's SWATH Stillwater River (see story, page 43); Derecktor Shipyard's Ernest Hemingway; and Fincantieri's Superseacat III and IV. Litton Marine Systems scored an unusual double score this past summer, when the trans- Atlantic speed record was broken twice. Both Incat-built vessels — Catalonia which averaged 38.85 knots and Cat-Link V, which averaged 41.284 knots — featured Litton Marine System electronics. Both ships feature an integrated package of two Litton LMX 406 DGPS receivers and two HSC Decca BridgeMaster II 250 series navigation radars, which are designed specifically to meet the requirements of high-speed craft. The S-band and X-band radars are fully interswitched, so that they can be controlled from either the navigator's or captain's station. The ships both are fitted with Litton's advanced ISIS 250 engine monitoring, alarm and control system for the main propulsion and auxiliary systems.
Of all the systems featured onboard today's advanced fast craft, the lion's share of attention still is focused on the powerplants. Propulsion choice — high speed diesel v. gas turbine; propeller v. waterjet, etc. — is often the subject of colorful debate at industry conferences and among the various sales representatives of different manufacturers. Choice of machinery still largely depends on the operational parameters of a vessel, as well as an owner's experience with a particular brands.
On the gas turbine side, GE Marine Engines has had good success of late with two installations aboard MDV 3000-class fast ferries for Tirrenia Lines, both of which began commercial operation this summer powered by GE's LM2500 aeroderivative gas turbines. The MDV 3000-class vessels each feature combined diesel and gas turbine configurations (CODAG) with two 22-MW LM2500 gas turbines and four 6.7- MW MTU diesel engines, for a total power output in excess of 70 MW per vessel.
Each MDV 3000 travels in excess of 40 knots carrying 1,800 passengers and 460 vehicles. Two more vessels, similarly powered, are due to come on-line this summer.
Caterpillar is, of course, no stranger to providing power for high speed performance, and the engine maker recently announced a significant upgrade of its 16- cylinder 3616 engine (pictured above) for marine fast transport. Power is now six percent higher, to 6,000 bkW at 1,020 rpm, which was accomplished without increasing peak cylinder pressure. Other improvements include smoother acceleration and improved efficiency, as well as better emission levels and increased flexibility in terms of installation. The new engine is available on a limited basis during the first three months of 1999, with full production set for the second quarter. The first vessel with the new engines will be the Armas Group 36,000 bkW ferry for service in the Canary islands. Six 3616s will drive three Lips waterjets on the Rodriquez Cantieri Navalibuilt ship.
At a recent industry event, Volvo Penta maintained its leadership role in the development of propulsion solutions for fast craft with its extension of its innovative series of integrated waterjet propulsion packages — which are complete with marine diesel engine, gearbox and waterjet — to 7, 12 and 16- liter diesel options. The integrated units are based on Volvo Penta's diesel engines, and Kamewa waterjets.


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It was 4:40 p.m. when the telephone in my cubicle rang. "You will have 15 minutes," said the publicist on the other end of the line. A moment passed, and then another voice: "Hello? This is Marilyn Manson."
Although Manson, born Brian Warner, grew up in Ohio, South Florida is where he got his musical start. In fact his first gig was at Churchill's Pub in 1990, opening for the Goods. Recounting his past, he spoke slowly, pausing between words. He talked about his drug use, his divorce, his new relationship, and his moments of clarity as Brian Warner. After about 10 minutes, I felt like I was talking to some guy at a bar.
He was in the middle of explaining his newest film project when the line went dead. I looked at the digital voice recorder plugged into the telephone. My 15 minutes were up. I slammed the receiver down. I was sweating. "How did it go?" asked a co-worker. Suddenly the phone rang. "Hey, sorry about that.... Where were we?" Marilyn Manson had called me back.
"My life is a paranormal experience," he would later say as we discussed vampire and Christian mythology, his membership in the Church of Satan, and his friendship with the late Anton LaVey. "I drink absinthe on a daily basis. I've been through periods where I've done tons and tons of destructive things to myself." But we began with the basics, until things took a turn for the more philosophical:
What do you think of Miami?
South Florida is a good place to kick off the tour, because that is where I started. This new record (Eat Me, Drink Me) is really significant to me as a person, because I feel it is a resurrection of the period where I didn't want to make music anymore. So I have come full circle to start the American tour there. Everybody who hates me or who I fucked will be there to call me Brian, or expect me to remember them for something that probably wasn't the nicest thing in the past.
Do people still call you Brian or say, "Hey, you fucked my girlfriend"?
Not exactly, but there is a general rule that if anyone asks where Brian is, then it is someone that I am not close with. Even in my most intimate relationships, no one calls me that. It's not because I am trying to hide anything. The world knows my name, and over the years you become known as what you're known as. So that's not the secret to getting backstage.
You are always Marilyn Manson?
A better way of understanding it is that I've grown to understand myself onstage and offstage. It's not the difference between Brian Warner and Marilyn Manson; those two series of words are easily interchangeable.... It was a choice of whether I wanted to be somebody who communicated with the rest of the world. I realized that I spend most of my time talking about my feelings to strangers. I couldn't make some of the people closest to me understand me, and I couldn't understand myself. I realized instead of changing who I am to the public, I had to change who I was to the people around me. I had drifted away from being myself. Who I am and what I create always has to be one in the same or they both fall apart and die. Getting back to making this record. I like being me. It doesnt mean that Im happy and life is cheerful. But I am enjoying life as much as anybody maybe even more so.
Obviously. [Laughter] You designed a set of tarot cards?
It was never an entire set, unfortunately. I would have liked it to be, but it was more designed to represent the art work for the Holy Wood album. There was such an element that I was fascinated about as a subject matter. But strangely enough, this new record that Ive made genuinely represents the tarot deck without even really talking about it. There is so much symbolism . That has become my inner makeup, and way of thinking after years of reading stuff about the tarot and alchemy. I didnt really have to talk about it. With this new record, I was really just writing stuff down as you would in a diary. When I look back I can see that there is more symbolism related to that than I had intended. It is not something that I do every day; it is something that I learn from. The way that I see signs and coincidences.
I had a tarot card reading once. It was kind of startling.
Thats the way that it should be. If it is real it is always right. Ive refused to listen to some warnings in the past and theyve come back to haunt me. You know, youre blinded by relationships and youre warned that it isnt right. You think that you can outrace destiny or fate. I recently had my tarot cards read by a friend of mine, he told me that this moment this record was the first time that I have truly defined myself as a person.
And you believed that?
Well, that wasnt what I was asking to hear. But I do believe it now.
How do you deal with the whirlwind of rumors and gossip that surrounds you? People wanted me to ask you about your divorce and your nose job and your new girlfriend .
Well, Ive gotten used to making the division between reality and fiction. Something to my benefit, and I dont mean in the press. I mean the last time I was home I had movie lights around my house instead of proper lamps. Im used to being on the set of a photo shoot or a film or a video or something. It became almost like a Fellini movie. Why should I bother trying to be normal and fit in, which is what happened to me over the course and towards the end of my marriage? I was expected to conform a little too much to what the public wanted. Because there was that expectation of the relationship that that was how I would prove my worth as a partner. If I would suddenly be everything that I am against. I wrote a song about my feelings towards public perception and how that can destroy a person .
Are you still painting?
I havent had a chance. When Im on the road, its impossible. But yes.
I read The Long Hard Road Out of Hell, and I have heard that you are working on a new novel?
Its still in progress. I have a lot of stories to tell, that Im sure would be interesting to people. Theres a bunch of stuff that I have to finish when the tour is over. There are a couple of movie roles that Ive done; the films havent even come out yet. Ive written a film about Lewis Carroll that I want to direct. It was supposed to begin at the end of last year, but I think for the best I decided to make the record and postpone the film. I have found a lot of things in common with Lewis Carroll. The whole book Alice in Wonderland is about loss of identity. She gets small; she cant remember her name. I realize now that I was becoming
Hello? Hello? (At this point in the interview, my allotted 15 minutes were up and we were cut off. About two minutes later my phone rang.)
Sorry about that, what was the last thing you heard?
You were talking about Lewis Carroll .
Oh yeah. I was very much either becoming the role that I was writing about or I was already the role. Alice In Wonderland is more than just a fascination of mine, it was part of the inspiration for Eat Me, Drink Me. As well as the vampire mythology that is very related to Christianity. This idea of consuming somebody or being consumed and how that exists in religion and how as a person I felt objectified as a product being consumed. A lot of these things were going on in my head and the record is the end result of it.
You see yourself as a product?
As long as Im in control of who I am, then I dont have a problem with it. The only way that art can be art is if the artist and what they create are one and the same. When I started to separate the two, my creativity died and I had no feelings or desire to live. Now I can never be separate from my creativity. Thats why I cant not be Marilyn Manson any more than I can not be Brian Warner. I cant turn off how I think, and thats really why I picked the name Marilyn Manson. Just to define my personality.
Thats pretty intense [laughter]. Okay youve written quite a few songs about the drugs. [laughter] From what youve been saying about separating the work from your life....
Well, Ive been through periods where Ive done tons and tons of destructive things to myself. Drugs, alcohol and everything in between. And there have been periods where Ive been completely depressed and then those periods where they become one and the same. Anyone who has any sense of intelligence knows that yes, drugs cause a lot of problems in life. A lot of people also run away from those problems and it becomes a cycle. It doesnt matter what you are doing, its why.
I drink absinthe on a daily basis if I feel like it. Now Im not doing it because Im unhappy, its because I enjoy it. I found that my life becomes much more together if I enjoy what Im doing. It doesnt have as many ups and downs. I have a daily arc of up and down and you need that to be happy. I dont ever want everything to be straight and narrow and normal. I dont want everything to be chaotic all the time. If you are doing something because you are miserable then you are doomed. Fortunately I was able to get myself from feeling miserable. I just had to convince myself that this wasnt the way I wanted things to be. In the record I explain everything that I was going through.
This last record, Eat Me, Drink Me?
Yeah Its a reincarnation of sorts. Of just bringing me back to who I started out being because I had drifted from it. This record is most like being close to me. People who dont know me get a greater sense of my personality from this record at least where Im at in my life right now. I would just wake up and write a song. The record starts saying, 6:00 a.m. Christmas morning, because that is when it was written. Music has to be the center of my life. I think before making this record last year I was listening to only a couple of records: Purple Rain, Diamond Dogs by Bowie PJ Harvey I was listening to Radiohead. These records all have a really dark, romantic idea of life. I was watching movies like Bonnie and Clyde, Harold and Maude, True Romance.
Was this a post-divorce thing?
No, because this record was written right in the thick of it. It wasnt really a statement about it either. This record isnt about my new relationship or my past relationship. Its just about me and what I was going through. If it comes across as being more human that says a lot about how inhuman I must consider myself.
Because you are not living for anyone except yourself?
Well, I also learned about surrender and sacrifice. When you look at the lyrics, its about the willingness to jump off a cliff with somebody. Its rare to find somebody that you can share that feeling with. A lot of people are too afraid to have that sort of commitment. When you dont believe in yourself you will fall off that cliff and die. People misinterpret sacrifice as, What do I get out of it? But thats not a sacrifice. When you sacrifice you just give it. And thats when you get what you want back. When I found somebody that I was willing to make that sacrifice for I found all of this relationship to Christianity and vampire mythology, because those stories all have sacrifice in them.
Are you still a member of the Church of Satan?
Well, Anton LaVey has been dead for a while now. He mentored me on a philosophical level. I considered him a friend. I dont feel like a spokesperson for them. The defining factor of it is individuality and not being afraid to believe something that a lot of people around you dont and not being ashamed of yourself for believing something different.
Have you had any paranormal experiences?
I think I generally have a very paranormal life. But as far as ghosts, nothing specific.You have to consider the value or downfall of experimenting with opening the doors of perception as well. Drinking absinthe and stuff like that does that sort of thing exist in your mind, or in the real world?
Being objective. Do you drink absinthe every day?
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Well, not every day. I didnt drink it today .
Do you hallucinate when you drink it?
I wouldnt say its that easy to define. Ive been drinking it for quite some time. Its the only alcohol that I drink, because I dont really like the effects of other alcohol. I always stick to stuff that I feel that I have a mild sense of the ability to predict the outcome of. I dont like things that are completely out of your control.


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Everyone knows the greatness that is the game Portal, and the miriad of phrases, little jokes, and Weighted Companion Cube-related things it has inspired. I am not a pioneer in this latter field, however I decided to participate in it regardless. I decided that the Bay Area Cheesy Movie Fest on the 3rd needed some cube goodness, so I decided to bake a Weighted Companion Cube Cake!
The party was on a Saturday, starting fairly early in the day, so I decided that all my work had to be done prior, since I didn't want to wake up early in the morning to work on it. I like to sleep in Saturdays. Because of this, I decided to bake the sheets of cake on Thursday.
I baked a total of five 19x12x0.5 sheets of sponge cake using a recipe I nabbed from Sandman018's baked goods thread. I made two double batches of batter, and one single batch. It took a total of about 2 hours. Most of the time was spent folding ingredients in and washing bowls and utensils for the second and third rounds. After the sheets cooled down, I wrapped them up and left them out for the next day.
Friday was the big day. I knew this would take quite a lot of time, though I didn't anticipate being up until 3:30am working on the cake. The time was totally worth it.
First came the cutting of the sheets of cake into roughly equal pieces.
(Bonus picture.)
After some measuring and cutting, it was decided that the cake would be 7.5"x7.5"x7.5".
Since strawberries are in season and Trader Joe's has been carrying some damn tasty ones lately, I decided that the best thing to accompany the sponge cake would be strawberry preserves and sliced fresh strawberries (excellent slicing done by my awesome sous chef, iko ).
One by one I slathered some preserves on each sheet of cake, layered strawberries on, then added yet another layer of sponge cake on top. Again, and again, and again, until I ended up with this. Then I built it up another 1.5 inches, to total 7.5x7.5x7.5 inches Here's a picture of me brandishing my spatula at the finished stacked cake. It ended up being a total of 14 layers of sponge cake. Yum.
Then came the frosting! At this point I ended up taking a nap while iko whipped up a batch of slightly modified buttercream frosting and dyed it with some black food dye to get the graying tint necessary for the base layer. The slight modification was so the frosting would stiffen up some and hold the detailed designs to come. Pictar of frosted cube. Mmm, frosting (also, frosting covers all imperfections of the plain layered cake!)
With nap time woefully short, I got up and got down to what made the cake from a simple cube into a Weighted Companion Cube Cake. With ruler and toothpick in hand I proceeded to measure and lightly sketch in where I should place frosting details. Then came the piping. A mug and a bowl ensured centered round outlines that I could fill in. More piping!. And a picture of the corners and middle pieces almost done. At the end I had two options... hand draw the hearts in with pink frosting, or use heart-shaped slices of strawberries for the hearts. It was about 3am at this point, and I really really wanted to go to sleep. I took a deep breath, thought for a minute, and told myself "Fuck it. At this point, it would just be stupid not to finish it the right way." So I started piping the hearts.
And finally, after about 10 total hours of work, the final product was done
It was so delicious and moist
(More pictures, if you want to look, uploaded to my flickr.)
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p.s. that is awesome.
Dude. You're my hero.
(also, squeeee! You used my recipe! ^_^)
That is goddamned glorious.
Lotta time on your hands these days?
Man, that looks like some tasty cake.
Now I want cake.
Its good, damned good- but if you could work some bacon in, it would be epic
dracusoara > *. Pure Awesomeness.
That is an awesome looking piece of cake.
Did you consider draping a sheet of fondant over the cube and then decorating? May have cut some prep time for you.
Wow, nice work!
Thanks everyone
I know fondant is pretty, but I don't like the way it tastes. So buttercream throughout it was Besides, fondant isn't the easiest to work with anyway.
It was a damn good way to spend a few post work hours for a couple of days. What, you don't think cake is a worthy hobby? Do I need to start calling you a heathen?
Bacon so would not have gone well with the rest of the flavors in the cake. But a Weighted Companion Cube MeatCake would be something (not something I'd make ) that's for sure.
Wow, mouthwatering!
well I think this says it best:
You have too much free time.
Impressive work though
Looks great. (Ready for some FoodTV competition???)
Can't speak for Iko, but when my wife bakes like that, the yummiest parts are the scraps. And being just scraps, they are not as fattening
I've seen other Companion Cube cakes, but yours has the best combination of good looks and tastiness. I saw one that looked like the side decorations were made out of wax which, while being technically more accurate in representing the CC, are in no way yummy.
How much of a pain in the ass was it to cut a 7.5" cube cake? Did everybody get long skinny pieces?
Unmitigated awesome.
This cake looks like a pretty sweet lie
After all this love for the Companion Cube I have seen online I was a bit disappointed when I finally played portal. I assumed the Companion Cube would keep my company a bit longer.
That is completely awesome in every conceivable way.
And crxs, the brevity of the relationship with your cube is what made it so special
Five stars. Would read again. Please send cake through the Vital Apparatus Delivery Vent.
It would have if you weren't such a fratricidal bastard!!!
Wow. That is so fricking awesome.
Did you ever knoooooow that you're my heroooooooooo!
Just curious, do you have any photos of the cut product?
Excellent, and I say totally worth the time and effort.
I can vouch it was pure awesomeness. I didn't even realize it was a cake until someone told me.
Though had I realized it took 10 hours to make I would have chewed slower
There are some companion cube carnage shots in the cheesy movie fest set.
Hm. Interesting.
/me strokes his imaginary beard
Please tell me those aren't male hands.
But SRSLY, the cake is awesome! *applause* My daughter's birthday is coming up & I wonder if she'd like a companion cube cake? It would be a nice surprise!!
My mom baked brownie sheetcake cookies from time to time. One time, she asked my Dad (an engineer) to cut the cookies, and he pulled out a ruler.
Inspiration! Hey chugg, let's go make a Turdukcuben! With extra bacon!
Holy shit. That is top-notch work!
That is fucking awesome.
That is awesome.
(I've never played the game. Should get around to that at some point.)
It's one of the best all around games of recent, or distant memory. For $20 you absolutely without question won't find a better game experience.
I still maintain that the cake is a lie. The lie, however, was very yummy


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I had liposuction a month ago on multiple areas of my legs, and everything looks good except for my inner thighs. They look lumpy and uneven. I wear my compression garment and still feel like it wont go away. My doctor said he might have to do some revision. is this normal?
1 Month Post-Lipo - Lumpy Inner Thighs. Normal?
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Post-liposuction irregularities: what to do
At one month, you still have considerable swelling. It would be premature to consider any revisionary surgery. As you increase your activity, you may want to consider both home massage and lymphatic massage to help "smooth" any irregularities. We often wait a full six months before even considering any revisions as it may take that long for the swelling to completely resolve.
Lumps after Liposuction
Temporary lumps and unevenness after liposuction can be part of a "normal" recover. We often encourage our patients to message the areas of firmness or lumps several times per day for up to 6-8 weeks. Often these areas resolve. However, the uneven look of the inner thigh may be due to skin excess. You are best served by routine follow up with your surgeon at about the 6 month point. He/she should then be able to evaluate the result and need for possible thigh lift.
Lumpy inner thighs one month post liposuction
It is way to early to be considering a revision. It normally takes four months to get the final result. With that being said, you and your surgeon should keep an eye on the mid medial thigh region bilaterally.
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Inner thigh lumpiness after liposuction
At one month it is not a fair evaluation because of swelling. You should maintain wearing the compression garment and wait a few more months. As the inner thigh is more apt to develop irregular contour and sagging after liposuction than other body sites, it may be that you will desire a revision. Sometimes fat injections are used for indentations and small liposuction on residual fatty areas can be done. Aggressive liposuction should not be attempted in this area to revise it as it can make it worse.
Lumpy bumpy inner thigh liposuction treated area
It sounds as if your surgeon is being honest and I would respect that. It is quite common to be more swollen, irregular and lumpy at 1 month than it is at 3-6 months so give it time to soften before contemplating surgery.
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Thigh lumps after liposuction
At 1 month after liposuction, this may be normal. Check with your surgeon if you should continue with compression, massage keep waiting. If you do need a revision, you surgeon will most likely want to wait about 6 months to allow for the tissue to soften. Revisions like this are common and can sometimes be done in the office.
Be well and good luck!
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Lumpiness After Liposcution of Inner Thighs
Did you had cellulite or irregularity in your inner thighs before surgery? If you did, it is very difficult to completely correct them.
Having said that, at one month if it too early to judge the final result. I always recommend waiting at least 3-6 months (depending on the progress of the patient) before making a final recommendation.
Be patient!
Liposuction lumpiness
At only one month post-liposuction, this all might be swelling. Sometimes you have to have revision of the area if the area was not adequately treated.
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