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Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick is planning to return to his hometown next Sunday, speaking at a worship service in honor of Black History Month.
According to a release from The New Life Family Church of Detroit, Kilpatrick will offer a message of, "Respect, Repentance and Restoration." Kilpatrick will also be signing copies of his book, 'Surrendered: The Rise, Fall and Revelation of Kwame Kilpatrick' immediately following the worship service.
The New Life Family Church is located at 13881 Joseph Campau, doors for the 10am event open to the public at 9am.
The church says cameras and other recording devices will not be allowed inside of the church before, during or proceeding the event.
Reached by Fox 2, Pastor Welton Smith would not disclose whether the former mayor will be compensated for his appearance. Earlier this week The Detroit News reported Michigan officials are ready to raise his restitution to around $500 a month, roughly half of what Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy requested.
In emails obtained by the newspaper Kilpatrick has said he had to borrow money to make his $160 restitution payment last month and has not repaid $240,000 in loans from Peter Karmanos and others.
Kilpatrick, who is currently living in a Dallas, Texas suburb, spent 14 months in prison for violating the terms of his probation by failing to report assets. He still owes the City of Detroit more than $860,000 in restitution and last week was ordered to pay an additional $11,000 fine for campaign finance violations.
Click on the video player to watch team coverage from Fox 2's Amy Lange, Legal Analyst Charlie Langton - with Murray Feldman and Robin Schwartz at the anchor desk.
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Wild prospect scrimmage starting; Burns coaching one of the teams
Live from the X, where a number of diehards have made the long trek out to St. Paul.
Prospects are warming up currently, and I hear a surprise is about to happen.
Brent Burns, dressed in Don Cherry garb, plans to coach one of the teams. Nice honeymoon!
Cal Clutterbuck's coaching the other team. He's dressed as Cal Clutterbuck.
This thing needs to start. Wild personality Kevin Falness' Jumbotron features are driving me loco. And you know he rather be golfing.
Chris Snow just called Burns and said "where are you?" He goes, "In the room. Waiting for the scrimmage."
Snow goes, "It started!!!"
Clutterbuck just ran to the ice. He only missed 10 minutes.
No score still. Darcy Kuemper, on the white team, just absolutely stoned Tyler Cuma from point blank.
Morten Madsen just gave the white team a 1-0 lead with a short side shot past Matt Hackett.
Green tied it. Harri Ilvonen or Kris Foucault got it.
Burns, while literally reading a magazine, didn't realize there were too many men. Anthony Hamburg scored on a penalty shot. White leads 2-1.
3-1 white. Alex Fallstrom on a breakaway. 4-1 white. Erik Haula on a breakaway.
Burns pulled Hackett for an extra attacker. I don't think he knows there's a whole other half.
1,650 people here.
5-1 white. Madsen again. Burns' is getting heckled by the fans. Clutterbuck's just laughing from the other bench.
5-2. One shift after he and Petr Kalus got into a nasty wrestling match, Gillies scores from way out.
6-2…Hamburg again — the 17-year-old taken in the seventh round.
6-3…Gillies, making his brother Burnzie proud, just scored a beauty breakaway. As Mike Greenlay said, "Gillies schooling the youngsters." Gillies is 20.
7-3…Carson McMillan from way out.
Burns pulling Hackett down 7-3.
Fridley's Jarom Palmer just made it 7-4.
Clutterbuck talking smack to Burnzie. Game over. 7-4 White.
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- Landscape: I've choosen this beautiful one by Tammy aka scrapn4christ with It's Cold Out There! by Dana's Footprint Digital Design you can find it here: https://www.godigitalscrapbooking.co...9f110ed78e81ca
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Cutting up a whole chicken, butchering a beef tenderloin and more useful techniques are shared. [26 minutes]
Rice (#106)
Martha shares her techniques for fluffy white rice, flavorful pilaf, risotto and Thai fried rice. [26 minutes]
Dressing and Emulsions (#107)
Martha prepares a delicious shallot vinaigrette, a creamy blue cheese dressing and mayonnaise. [26 minutes]
Steaming (#108)
Martha demonstrates a variety of steaming techniques allowing you to complete meals in minutes. [26 minutes]
Roasting (#109)
Martha's roasts chicken and prepares a green peppercorn-crusted roast tenderloin of beef. [26 minutes]
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Martha shares recipes for classic pot roast, braised cabbage with apples and pulled pork sandwiches. [26 minutes]
Poaching (#111)
Chicken salad sandwiches, a Cobb salad, poached salmon steaks and poached eggs are highlighted. [26 minutes]
Frying (#112)
French fries, pan-fried chicken and Japanese tempura vegetables with dipping sauces are prepared. [26 minutes]
Pan Searing (#113)
Crisp-skinned salmon filet, pan-seared steak with mustard-cream sauce and Muscovy duck breasts. [26 minutes]
Perfect Roast (#201)
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Stewing (#202)
Martha shares recipes for beef stew, veal stew and coq au vin, a famously rich bistro favorite. [26 minutes]
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Vegetables (#204)
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Martha and chef and restaurateur Michael White explore the art of making fresh pasta from scratch. [26 minutes]
Pasta Sauces (#206)
Martha creates homemade pasta sauces including traditional, slow-cooked Bolognese and Puttanesca. [26 minutes]
Fish Monger (#207)
Seafood chef Dave Pasternack provides a beginner's class on buying, butchering and storing fish. [26 minutes]
Sauteing (#208)
Martha shows how to dredge meat or fish in flour and the importance of cooking over high heat. [26 minutes]
Dumplings (#209)
Martha makes two Italian dumplings, gnocchi and gnudi, and shares a Polish pierogi recipe [26 minutes]
Grains (#210)
Martha showcases popular grains, including quinoa and bulgur wheat, and prepares quick recipes. [26 minutes]
Preserving (#211)
Martha demonstrates confit and salting and makes duck confit, lemon and tomato confits and gravlax. [26 minutes]
Legumes (#212)
Stovetop, oven and pressure cooker methods are used to cook chickpeas, calypso beans and more. [26 minutes]
Shrimp (#213)
Martha shares delicious recipes for shrimp cocktail, scampi, a shrimp boil and grilled shrimp. [26 minutes]
Chicken (#301)
Martha shows how to prepare Chicken Paillard, Chicken Pot Pie and Spatchcocked Chicken. [26 minutes]
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Onions (#302)
Onion dishes include French Onion Soup, Balsamic-glazed Pearl Onions and Fried Onion Rings. [26 minutes]
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Roasting (#303)
Martha prepares Roast Rack of Lamb, Salt-roasted Sea Bass and Saffron-roasted Chicken Wings. [26 minutes]
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Noodles (#304)
Pad Thai, delicious Pho and a one-pan Pasta that calls for just a few fresh ingredients are served. [26 minutes]
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Braising (#305)
Martha prepares the Italian specialty Osso buco, homemade Corned Beef and Lamb Shanks. [26 minutes]
Rice (#306)
Martha creates a fabulous Paella that's brimming with tender Chicken, Pork, Seafood and Vegetables. [26 minutes]
Know Your Vegetables (#307)
Tasty dishes include Steamed Artichokes with Tarragon Butter, Braised Leeks and Fried Okra. [26 minutes]
Grains (#308)
Mushroom Barley Soup, Couscous Royale and Grits with Broiled Tomatoes and Cheddar Cheese are made. [26 minutes]
Sauces (#309)
Martha creates a Bearnaise Sauce, Kansas City Barbecue Sauce, Tartar Sauce and Salsa Verde. [26 minutes]
Pork (#310)
Martha makes Porchetta, Glazed Ham and Pork and Plums using quick-cooking Pork Tenderloin. [26 minutes]
Potatoes (#311)
Martha prepares Scalloped Potatoes, Potato Salad, perfect Pureed Potatoes and Smashed Potatoes. [26 minutes]
Salads (#312)
Martha serves Frisee Aux Lardons, Chopped Salad, Caesar Salad and Stacked Butter Lettuce. [26 minutes]
Corn (#313)
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News about Interior Design and Home Furnishings, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 25, 2014
First generation of interior design bloggers, once passionate about their work, are starting to lose interest, cutting back on posts or quitting altogether to focus on other projects or career options. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
Detroit Built, pop-up shop showcasing Detroit design companies, will open in basement of Michele Varian. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
Hoteliers David Bowd and Kevin O'Shea spent full year and $250,000 renovating Provincetown, Mass, home which was built in 1750 and had spent decades as restaurant and bar. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
Paris-based Galerie Kreo is showing off rare works in exhibition called Des Formes Utiles, exploring relationship between form and function through mirrors, tables, lights and ladders. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
Exhibit Simplified Beauty, featuring commissioned Japanese objects, is on display at Reiko Kaneko's storefront in East London. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
Monograph Georg Jensen: Reflections, written by design curator and consultant Murray Moss, explores his take on the Danish luxury company. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
Architect and critic Alexander Gorlin shops around SoHo looking for objects designed by acclaimed modern architects. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
Design-conscious couple Brian Crano and David Craig renovated two one-bedrooms in brownstone in Vinegar Hill, Brooklyn, which they kept as two individual apartments rather than combining. MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
Chamber boutique, opening in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood, will sell Dutch furniture and home accessories selected by Belgium and Netherlands-based atelier Studio Job; over 100 objects will be sold over two-year period, with new curator stepping in with different collection after that. MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
Design firm Gabriel Scott will open New York showroom in Brewster Carriage House, featuring new Harlow lighting collection of mold-blown, gem-shaped glass elements and marble-topped tables. MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
Craft beer brewer Dogfish Head opens Dogfish Inn in historic Lewes, Del, beach town; accommodations are designed by Studio Tack of Brooklyn. MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
Design firm Roman and Williams introduces two new collections of lighting to its R W Atlas housewares line of products. MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
Chris Cooper and Jennifer Hanlin converted 325 square feet of crawl space they did not realize they had in former schoolhouse in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn; interiors are filled with color and reflects couple's parenting style. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
Adam Woodward's 19th-century home in the Bowery on Manhattan's Lower East Side is filled with extensive collection of Bowery memorabilia, nearly two decades' worth of salvaged material from old buildings; Woodward dreams of finding neighborhood building to house accumulated ephemera and create legitimate museum but worries rising real estate values may price him out. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
Q&A with actress and author Amy Sedaris, who has designed and introduced line of home accessories at Fishs Eddy. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
Alessi is incorporating concrete in its housewares collection through competition for young designers sponsored by Italcementi, manufacturer of new cement mortar. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
Minnesota State Fair continues to be popular showcase for handcrafted design work. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
Sound concerns largely informed the design of Hamptons home that architect Paul Masi built for his family; house was designed in 'acoustical shadow,' with warmth not normally associated with modern architecture. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Roy Luthringer and Eric Jacobson own four homes in Southern California, none more than two hours apart, offering them beach, mountain, city and desert life at their choosing; couple says that acquiring multiple homes was completely unexpected, and that they find joy in furnishing each home differently, reflecting varied settings of each location. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Work of influential British designers Russell Pinch, Bethan Gray, and Genevieve Bennett arrives at Crate & Barrel. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Gail Landry restored her crumbling farmstead in Buxton, Me, into an elegantly rustic compound that she rents out as an event space. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Blogger Leandra Medine loves the ideal location of the two-bedroom rental in Manhattan's East Village that she shares with her newlywed husband, and also its airiness and space, which includes an island in the kitchen. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Identical twins Jonathan and Drew Scott, better known as the Property Brothers for their hit HGTV home renovation show, share a house together in the Las Vegas desert; the brothers renovated the home they bought in 2011, designing it in neutral tones and materials and used money-saving tips like repainting, instead of replacing, cabinets. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Interior designers Suysel dePedro Cunningham and Anne Maxwell Foster shop around Manhattan for functional storage bins with interesting materials and shapes. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Online-only company The Citizenry sells furniture and decorative items from artisans around the world; co-owners Carly Nance and Rachel Bentley say traveling to the artists and selling directly to consumers keeps costs low. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Kevin Singer and Francois Richard, in their 25 years together, find joy in transforming old and often derelict homes; most recent renovation, 16 years and $400,000 in the making, was once ruins of 250-year-old house in Gers region of France; couple has decorated it with leather chairs from Paris flea markets, Art Deco tables and family heirlooms. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
As the storied jewelry house's first female design director, Francesca Amfitheatrof is imbuing modern luxury with an unexpected hint of bohemianism — perhaps the result of her recent move to Brooklyn. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Broadway theater director Trip Cullman loves his 2,000-square-foot NoHo loft for its former factory bones, as well as its built-ins designed by his interior decorator mother. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Isabelle and Jerome Peribere split their time between modernist 6,000-square-foot home in Miami on Biscayne Bay and their gut-renovated 19th-century brownstone overlooking a quiet garden in Hoboken, NJ; both homes were first design projects of Ms Peribere's interior design firm. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Alexandra Lange comments that New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's redecoration of Gracie Mansion is awkward attempt to act as if he and his family's life remains unchanged; notes in particular it was wrong to have mansion redecorated entirely with West Elm products, which makes it look like a showroom. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
Phil Grucci, fifth-generation president of family-owned Fireworks by Grucci, and his wife Debbie love their large nine-bedroom 1917 home near the water in Bellport, NY, big enough to host visiting family and for town's sense of community. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and his family move into Gracie Mansion, decorating with $65,000 worth of donated furniture from unpretentious Brooklyn-based retailer West Elm; simple, fresh vibe of furnishings is more aligned with de Blasio family's style, and tones down heavy, ornate feel of mansion. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
Brian and Jill Faherty discuss how their Portland, Ore, home has been reimagined for modern living, arranged for family that is constantly in flux; couple emphasizes form over function in most aspects. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
BeatWoven textile company based in London uses computer program to translate audio patterns from music into woven designs. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
ArtKapsule service is for those with blank walls but in desperate need of guidance on how to fill them; London-based company creates profile around person's taste, and selects artwork for their homes. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
Furniture maker Christopher Guy Harrison's new Mademoiselle collection is based on pieces inspired by Coco Chanel. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
Artist Kat O'Sullivan and partner Mason Brown transform Catskill property into brightly colored fantasy-land filled with surprise touches like circus tents and a secret room. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
Lisa Santana and Kelvin Goddard, designers from Unitfive Design studio in Toronto, unveil their first commercial sculpture, which is a stag head made out of hand-forged steel. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
Designer couple Charles DeLisle and Ralph Dennis discuss updating and renovating their modernist Mill Valley, Calif, home designed in 1951 by Donn Emmons. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
Inventor David Rose imagines a future where homeowners will live with 'enchanted objects,' ordinary items that do extraordinary things, like cutlery that monitors eating habits, umbrella that says when it will rain and talking pill bottle. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
Hotel Dylan, two-story lodging decorated by Cortney and Robert Novogratz, opens in Woodstock, NY; keeping to hippie music vibe of town, rooms are furnished with photos of rock stars and some have accent pillows emblazoned with Love Is All You Need. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
Buddy Warren, psychologist-turned-decorator, has a new self-named design shop on the Lower East Side that began life as a barn. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Celebrated architect Richard Meier designs a $2.25 million steel-and-glass cottage in Fair Harbor, NY, for his longtime friends Phil and Lucy Suarez. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Designer Maria Gabriela Brito decorates Artspace's new headquarters in Lower Manhattan with colorful artwork and cozy furniture. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Exhibit Competing Utopias: An Experimental Installation of Cold War Modern Design From East and West in One Context opens at Neutra VDL Studio and Residences in Los Angeles. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
Horticulturist Sigrid Gray's renovation of Hudson Valley home in Kinderhook started with her garden before tackling interior of home; Gray purchased 1,500-square-foot house on not-quite fifth of acre for $260,000 in 2012, chosen because she knew she 'could garden it for a very long time.' MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
Residents of 44 Prospect Park West, in Brooklyn, NY, discuss hidden architectural feature of six-story brick building finished in 1940--built-in bookshelf niche in every apartment's foyer; each displays their personal style in how they choose to ornament it. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
Sotheby's carpet and rugs consultant Mary Jo Otsea shops around New York City for home furnishings that display a 'big quotient for kitsch.' MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Niche Modern's Crystalline Collection of blown-glass pendant lamps includes four shapes that vaguely allude to molecular structures, but group has gained popularity from its flash of vivid colors. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Paper screen by New York designer David Weeks offers many uses and limitless dimensions; Infinity Screen is series of interlocking four-by-six paper modules that can grow to any dimension. MORE
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Framers Who Make It Easy to Get the Picture
An online company simplifies the framing process, cutting costs along the way.
October 2, 2014, Thursday
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A Designing Twosome Gets Its Due
A new monograph on a married couple who designed scads of playful objects in mid-century Los Angeles. (No, not the Eameses.)
October 2, 2014, Thursday
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A Look Into the Homes of Harlem's Elite
A Macy's exhibition and house tours feature the style of Strivers' Row.
September 26, 2014, Friday
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When Blogging Becomes a Slog
It began as a passion; now it's taking over their lives. Is the first generation of design bloggers getting ready to retire?
September 25, 2014, Thursday
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Fewer Hero Points for Bed-Making Husbands
The Nova duvet cover from Crane & Canopy succeeds in simplifying a tedious chore.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON INTERIOR DESIGN AND: Beds and Bedding , Crane & Canopy , Interior Design and Furnishings
Out of Detroit, Designs and Pride
Michele Varian honors her Detroit roots with a pop-up shop selling Motor City merchandise.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
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Spirits They Can Live With
Forget the ghosts: The 1750 house had plenty to exorcise just in the messy kitchen grease and the plumbing.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
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Where Old Friends Show Off
Galerie Kreo exhibits deceptively humble works of design in its new London space.
September 18, 2014, Thursday
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Japanese Classics, Every Day
"Simplified Beauty," a show in East London, displays contemporary Japanese objects.
September 18, 2014, Thursday
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Discounts at Broadway Panhandler, Design Within Reach, Gracious Home and Jensen-Lewis
Sales on cookware, glassware and hardware
September 18, 2014, Thursday
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A Midcentury Tree House
A California home in the redwoods where each room is designed to face the view.
Searching the Globe for Authentic Materials
Contractors and designers like Fernando Sanchez travel the world to find rare and beautiful building materials for their clients.
On Location: Coastal Design in Gloucester, Mass.
An antiques dealer's Massachusetts home that is anything but a standard-issue New England clapboard house.
The Art and Craft of Terrariums
Long a fixture of classrooms, a new breed of modern, elegant and highly detailed terrariums is gaining favor with young design enthusiasts.
Shopping With Peter Som
The fashion designer shopped for furnishings for a low-key summer bedroom.
Shopping With Peter Som
The fashion designer shopped for furnishings for a low-key summer bedroom.
A Country Home for a Collector of Chairs
Oversized windows fill the space with light and frame the nearly 50 chairs in Louise and George Beylerian's Connecticut home.
Designs From the 2010 International Contemporary Furniture Fair
Award winners at the ICFF, held in Manhattan, emphasized handwork and the rough and tumble.
Tour: A Catskills Fishing Cottage
A publicist makes over a cabin with a mix of global influences and an indoor-melting-into-outdoor style.
Shopping With Steven Tupu
The award-winning landscape architect shopped for lights that can transform even the smallest forgotten outdoor space.
Before and After: Making Room for a Nursery On the Cheap
An interior designer took a home office in a Chinatown apartment and carved out space for a nursery on a budget of $5,000.
A Loft Filled With Felt
A look inside Dana Barnes's home in SoHo, where she creates her rugs and other pieces.
Shopping With Steven Tupu
The award-winning landscape architect shopped for lights that can transform even the smallest forgotten outdoor space.
Inside, Vertical Gardens
A look inside homes with walls on which plants grow.
An Idiosyncratic Apartment in the Village
Kenny White, a musician, lives under the eaves, in a small, top-floor space strewn with instruments.
On Location: Childproof, in a Cool Way
A couple's East Village apartment is furnished with elegant pieces that are sturdy enough for their young sons to play on.
Hand-Me-Downs, Before and After
Adults who take over the homes of their parents face complicated decisions of what to keep and what to change.
Standouts at the Milan Furniture Fair
Fluid, lithe and angular pieces helped define this year's Salone del Mobile in Milan.
Garage Days Revisited
In Seattle, an artist turned her garage into a home for $32,000.
At Home With Duane Hampton
The widow of Mark Hampton, the well-known decorator, lives in a sumptuous, antique-filled uptown apartment.
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I received notification the other day that my layout called Sunny Day Ride is getting published in the Scrapbook News and Review on March 28th. I've had to remove the layout but it was the one that I extracted my granddaughter Madeline and her friend AJ, they were on Madeline's 4 wheeler and I also extracted my granddaughter Kimberly, she was on her bike.
Liz aka elenasworld is who told me that I should submit the layout so I did at the last minute and now it's getting published. Thanks Liz!!
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my layout is totally late and I'm sad I wont make it to round 3. I posted my layout anyway. The kit was awesome! thanks Marcie! and thank you Cathy and GDS for the chance to play. had a totally wonderful time!!! I would love to play again next time!
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We definitely hope you will join in for the next contest!
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Is anyone else excited to see if you have moved onto Round 3! I keep checking the time....come on already...lol
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*If you are threatened by a dog, remain calm! Don't scream or yell. Avoid eye contact. Slowly back away. DO NOT turn and run!
If you fall or are knocked down, curl into a ball with your hands over your head and neck. Protect your face.
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Solving gun violence in the US in today's insane political climate requires a solution that makes it painless for everyone.
First that this idea even needs to be broached in the first place is ridiculous especially given the lack of clarity in the second amendment (eg it does not specify types of arms so that should be handled by laws not as a "do what you will free for all").
That said it seems there are some major elements that would be necessary to reduce gun deaths in the US and there are some obfuscating interests embodied in the NRA that must be sidestepped or accommodated in the solution.
Four main areas of focus jump out to reduce gun deaths:
1) "mass killings" (included in this would be the 2 or 3 person shootings as well as as Newtown or Aurora types)
2) Accidental shootings
3) Non-owner shootings (eg the shooter is not the owner of the gun)
4) "black market" trading
Added to these I would say the parameter that makes gun control legislation difficult is gun manufacturer revenue stream protection using the second amendment as a shill.
So what are the necessary parameters to make something happen vs. the absurdity of what is going to happen over the next few months in Washington:
1) Figure out a way that shifting policy creates more revenue for gun manufacturers so they get the NRA on board
2) Make sure that guns cannot be used in public places or by someone other than their owner
The Idea - Mandatory gun locks and universal kill switches.
On locks, all responsible gun owners have gun safes. Why not move the lock to the gun's trigger mechanism either with a combination code or biometric locks. That would prevent unauthorized use of the gun by anyone but the owner.
On kill switches, in the same locking mechanism put a chip and actuator that freezes the locking mechanism mentioned above when it receives a certain modulated radio signal.
If mandatory then all existing guns will have to be refitted with the new bolt mechanism creating revenue streams for the gun manufacturers and on all new guns they can charge more creating more revenue.
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Feb 11 2013: This says it well enough.
December 3, 2007
The problem with Washington, D.C.'s handgun ban -- as anyone who can look up the crime numbers will see -- is that D.C.'s murder and violent crime rates went up, not down, after the ban. Prior to the ban DC's murder rate was falling. After the ban, DC's murder rate rose, and only once fell below what it was in 1976, says John Lott, Senior Research Scientist at the University of Maryland.
•The District's ban specifically points to Great Britain's handgun ban in January 1997; but the number of deaths and injuries from gun crime in England and Wales increased 340 percent in the seven years from 1998 to 2005.
•The rates of serious violent crime, armed robberies, rapes and homicide have also soared.
•Similar experiences have been seen with other bans, such as those in Ireland and Jamaica.
The District also notes that the regulations requiring the lock-up and disassembly of guns do not "prevent the use of a lawful firearm in self-defense." But taking the District's claims as accurate, locked guns are simply not as readily accessible for defensive gun uses, says Lott:
•In the United States, states that require guns be locked up and unloaded face a 5 percent increase in murder and a 12 percent increase in rapes.
•Criminals are more likely to attack people in their homes and those attacks are more likely to be successful.
Since potentially armed victims deter criminals, storing a gun locked and unloaded actually encourages increased crime, says Lott. If the phrase "keep handguns and other firearms for private use in their homes" was chosen for a purpose, it might be that gun lock laws raise their own problems that limit people's ability to use guns for defense."
Source: John Lott, "Gun bans lead to increase in violent crime," Jurist, November 24, 2007.
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Feb 11 2013: Maybe you should look at this source http://www.disastercenter.com/crime/dccrime.htm
Overall crime rates in DC has been falling consistently regardless of a gun ban or not.
Furthermore, the article you offer is misleading.
It takes "over all violent" crime and compares it to guns.
Physical assault is considered a violent crime yet does not involve a gun. Brits are notorious for their brawling. What happens when a gun takes the place of a fist??
Will the banning of guns see a spike in gun crime absolutely since criminals will believe that they are invincible but as you start picking them off the streets and making them less available to come by so will their chances of committing the next crime with a gun.
There is a reason why the overall homicide rate in Great Britain has dropped 75%. And that has been because handguns are banned.
Statistics show that 68.3% of all homicides in America come at the end of a bullet. In the UK it is 8%
And here is another link that you should explore before attempting to use your source as a gospel.
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Feb 12 2013: I had to take another look at it to figure out why you are wrong in citing that table. while you are focused on the reduction in violent crimes you are neglecting to account for the reduction in population. per capita = O/P where O is incidence of occurance and P is total population. For 1976 the violent crime rate was 10,399/702,000 people for a per capita rate of .014. In 1987 we see only 10,016 violent crimes but the population is 622,000. 10,016/622,000 = .016 try it for the rest of the years and you will find one year where the per capita violent crime was less than the first full year (1976) while the gun ban was in effect. The ban was enacted in 1975, struck down in 2008. Lets compare 2007 and 2009 violent crime statistics. In 07 the ban was in effect in 09 it wasn't. The 07 numbers are 8,320/588,292 = .014 The 09 numbers are 8.089/599,657 = .013 So with hand gun ownership rights reinstated the violent crime rate drops to .0134 and without them it only goes lower than the first full year (1976) of the ban once. The other 34 years, excluding the one year that was lower, had higher violent crime rates per capita than 1976. I believe that is what the Author, Mr. John Lott, Senior Research Scientist at the University of Maryland, was expressing. Banning hand guns didn't reduce the percapita incidence of violent crimes in the way that reinstating gun ownership did. Yes, violent crime rates have been on the decline in Washington DC since 2008. Following the reinstatement of the right to own hand guns and not have to keep trigger locks on them inside of the home that is.As for your argument about gun violence in England, the article glosses over the fact that the highest incidence of gun related violence occured 5/6 years after the ban was instated. The UK aslo has five times the incidence of violent crime per capita than the United States has. "An armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one may have to back up his acts with his life."
Jazz SuttoFeb 13 2013: Comparing USA to GB is apples to oranges.
Different set of freedom, or lack of. Much smaller overall population. Distinct demographic differences. Very unequal border parallels.
All factors apply when trying to parallel two countries. Just citing gun violence doesn't take into account the border control difficulties the USA has. The increase in minority immigration in a higher rate. The greater set of freedoms afforded to it's citizens.
Feb 13 2013: I disagree here. Brits have the same amount of freedoms if not more than Americans.
Here the problem.
The act of eliminating illegal hand guns in GB has allowed that OVERALL homicide rate to drop 75%. The act of banning handgun possession in China has allowed their overall homicide rate to become 1/4 that of the US. You are 144x more likely to die of a gun homicide in the US than in China, 200x vs Japan, 11x vs Great Britain, 7x vs Canada, 4 x vs Australia
And with Canada who experiences the most influence from American society AND shares the world's longest unprotected border, their experience with severe handgun restrictions shows it does work. In fact as a Canadian, I feel freer knowing that I will most likely ever mean my demise at the end of a gun in the hands of a fellow citizen.
So trying to excuse them by saying we are not them carries no merit because you haven't even considered going the direction. It is just another deflection.
Andy LeeFeb 13 2013: Dwayne your inflamatory statement, 'And here is another link that you should explore before attempting to use your source as a gospel." has no place in this discussion. You're 65% vs. 8% percent seems like a rediculous point of contention, are you saying that some other form of homicide is preferred? Canada has higher percentages of stabbing, bludgening, and death by fire than the United States, are you advocating more of these types of homicide as opposed to firearm? Homicide in general has been on a decline for decades. Why does a Canadian citizen have so much to say about gun ownership or regulation in America? Did you own a gun prior to the ban? Your country made their choice. You have no skin in the game and far too much to say about an issue that doesn't affect you, which you can't vote on.
No Dwayne you don't have any say in the matter, you are not a United States citizen. You have an opinion. You could close your border the same way we have tried to do with Mexico. You could accept the fact that inspite of a 13 year long ban on gun ownership your country still has criminals who use them to kill people. Crimals are a part of every society. We the legal, law abiding gun owners of America do not accept punishment for the actions of criminals. Your stance on the issue is very socialist. Everyone must pay for the choices of a few.
Feb 13 2013: First of all no form of homicide is acceptable and each case needs to be dealt with at some level. But in life, you need to tackle the bigger problems before you deal with the smaller ones.
You offer a straw argument when you talk about higher percentage of stabbings in Canada. The reason the percentages are higher is because there is a lack of guns and in particular handgun to do their bidding. And even still, per capita our OVERALL per capita homicide rate is a fraction of what it is in the US. The same could be said for Great Britain.
On the flip side, as stated in an earlier post Switzerland has a 11x greater rate of gun homicides than Great Britain and they are forced by law to own guns. Do you see the correlation here.
As a Canadian citizen, I have every much a right to a say as you do because it is your problem that feeds some of the gun violence here as it does in Mexico.
peter lindsay 50+Feb 11 2013: I see your Washington DC and raise it with Australia. Check out our gun crime stats since 1996.. The problem the US has is that gun control laws can only be effective if the borders of the region in which the laws apply are secure. If you ban handguns in a state you must have supporting laws regarding movement of guns over state lines, and thay need to be policed. I think the US dislike of federal law making means that gun control laws are unlikely to happen in any meaningful way even thought they work well elsewhere.
Mike Colera 30+Feb 12 2013: Again, and how many ways could I say this. You are not an American and are not familiar with laws here. There are restrictions on buying guns across state lines. And the rules for gun ownership in many ways are the same as in Australia. Registration, forms to fill out, If you want to carry a weapon, you start at the Sheriff's Office, take the training, fill out the forms: does this sound familiar?
Now, even with your remarkably low gun violence numbers in your country, will close examination show that the perpetrator had an illegal gun to take an illegal action. If you read these 500 entries , the vast majority are proposing actions against legal gun owners in America. The criticism of why do you want that kind of gun and it has too many bullets and there is no reason to own a gun,and, and, and
is mostly pointless, because in America it is legal. Then there are those that say the law is wrong and it should be changed. Americans have the opportunity to change it, but most don't want to.
Why, because the problem is not with legal issues, it it with illegal issues and there is almost no comment on that aspect in this conversation.
peter lindsay 50+Feb 12 2013: "Registration, forms to fill out, If you want to carry a weapon, you start at the Sheriff's Office, take the training, fill out the forms: does this sound familiar?"
No that doesn't sound familiar. It is illegal to carry a weapon in public in Australia under any circumstances unless you are in law enforcement or employed as an armed security guard. This also includes knives.
Andy LeeFeb 12 2013: Trends and issues in crime and criminal justice, no. 359
Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology, June 2008
"The public's perception is that violence is increasing, but trends in violent crime reported to police since the early 1990s reveal a mixed story. Homicide has decreased by nine percent since 1990 and armed robbery by one-third since 2001, but recorded assaults and sexual assaults have both increased steadily in the past 10 years by over 40 percent and 20 percent respectively. The rate of aggravated assault appears to have contributed to the marked rise in recorded assault, and for both assault and sexual assault the rate of increase was greater for children aged under 15 years, with increases almost double that of the older age group. Neither population changes among young adult males nor rates of offending seem to explain the trends in recorded violent crime, and indicators of change in reporting to police provide only a partial explanation. Based on self-reported victimisation and reporting to police, it would seem increased reporting of assault is somewhat responsible for the rise in recorded assault rates against adult victims. However, victimisation survey data suggest there has been little change in rates of sexual assault, although reporting to police by women seems to have increased. Victimisation survey data also do not illuminate the most significant recorded increase in violent victimisation, against children, as they are collected less frequently and only apply to those aged at least over 15 years. The paper speculates that the rise could be due to better public understanding of child protection issues and increased reporting due to public awareness of what constitutes physical and sexual assault - especially within the family - but this requires further investigation to examine how many recorded violent crimes against children relate to current and/or past events and of the relationship to the offender." Which stats?
peter lindsay 50+Feb 12 2013: http://www.aic.gov.au/statistics/homicide/weapon.html
These ones. A general drop in homocide rates accompanied by a dramatic drop in homicide with a firearm as a percentage of the total. Also the fact that there hasn't been a "mass murder" incident since Port Arthur
Edit since 1993 the percentage of armed robberies committed with a firearm has dropped from 38% to 13%. Makes working nightshift at the local gas station less stressful I'm sure.
pat gilbert 100+Feb 12 2013: Pedro
You have been touting that sucess for some time now, me thinks it is time for you to update your data base and look at this subject from the perspective of a physics teacher.
peter lindsay 50+Feb 12 2013: http://www.ssaa.org.au/research/2008/2008-09-04_Australian-firearms-buyback-effect.pdf
Here's the paper. it basically shows that if you crunch the numbers in enough different ways you can get any result you want. Luckily they include the raw data at the end which clearly showa the homicide with firearm rate to be subtantially lower now than it has been in recorded history in Australia. The same is true of the suicide rate. See pages 25 & 26
Feb 12 2013: Sorry, poor choice of words, I meant to have a gun. To walk around all day can be done, it is usually security, or guards they could be publci or private..
And don't get to uptight, I have heard that down under in the bush, your "cowboys" like ours have guns with them as they look after the herds.
pat gilbert 100+Feb 12 2013: Pedro
The point is that the trend was headed that way anyway. The same thing is occurring in the United States.
This from the article the Brooking institute are Socialists they are the last people to color the story away from gun control. It appear gun control is to the Aussies what healthcare is to the Brits?:
A study published by the liberal Brookings Institution noted that the decline didn't accelerate after 1996. Same for lethal accidents. Suicide didn't budge. At most, they conclude "there may" -- may -- "have been a modest effect on homicide rates."
Feb 12 2013: Peter I've looked at the report you provide, pages 25 and 26. I'm looking at the decline in firearm related homicide and non firearm related homicide per capita from the eight years preceeding the firearms ban and the eight years that follow it and I dont see a rapid decline in the incidents that you are hinging your premise of results upon. I see a gradual rate of decline in firearm related homicide that is mirrored in the eight years preceeding the ban as well as following it. From .701 in 1998 to .320 in 1995 presents a reduciton per cpaita of .381 (the eight years precceding the ban) and from .405 in 1997 to .159 in 2004, the eight years following the ban presents a per capita reduction of only .246 (the eight years following the ban). There was a greater reduction in per capita firearm homicide before the ban than following it. Let's not ignore the rate of non firearm related homicide which between the years 1998 to 1995 dropped from 1.69 to 1.48, a reduction of .21 and from the years 1997 to 2004 it drpped from 1.32 to 1.14, a reduction of .18. Once again we see a greater decrease before the ban than after. The gun ban had no discernable effect. How can you say the mean average has been declining and that it would have rebounded at the same time? I calculated the actual numbers of firearm homicides per capita and tallied the amount of decline for the years starting from 1988 and ending in 2004, excluding the transition year of 1996 when the ban went into effect. The decline for the years 1988-1995 totaled -.3807175 and the decline for the years 1997-2004 totaled -.2458496. This isn't subject to opinion or speculation, this is the math. There are a number of examples where the firearm homicide rate decreased and the non firearm homicide rate increased in the same year. Overall, people have been decreaseingly prone to commit homicide by firearm for the last century in spite of advances in technology.
Feb 12 2013: If you look at the whole series you see large fluctuations around a mean that is going down slowly. The numbers dropped quite sharply just before 96 and the previous 80 years of numbers suggest this woulod have been followed by a rebound. After 96 there are no further rebounds just a constant decline. Why is there a change in behavior. The graphs make it pretty obvious. The problem I have with the analysis in the paper is that the writers ignore the pattern demonstrated in the first 70 years.
Mike Colera 30+Feb 12 2013: Rob,
I think if you further check those NYC numbers you will find that NYC had hired the highest rates of police then any of the big cities in the USA. Large numbers of police will deter street crime. A better comparison is Chicago and Houston. Similar population, similar numbers of police, similar numbers of violent crimes. Chicago has some of the strictest gun controls in the country, Houston is in Texas, not so much on gun controls. That is why the NRA says gun control laws as noted is not much of an answer. I think that another factor is that Texas has the highest rate of capitol punishment. Convicted of a violent crime? Texas is on top of the death penalty. My concern is there that they get it right.
Feb 12 2013: The National Vital Statistics Reports Preliminary Data For 2011, published by the Center for Disease Control, Volume 61, Number 6, is my source of information. Here are some statistics for how a portion of people died in 2011. Drug induced Death 32,163. Alcohol Induced Death 26,256. Motor Vehicle Accidents Resulting in Death 34,677. How about some firearm related data that resulted in death. Accidental Discharge of Firearms 851. Suicide by Firearm 19,766. Homicide by Firearm 11,101. Discharge of Firearm Undetermined Intent 222. Lets do the math, total firearm related deaths, (suicide accounting for 55.7%), totaled 31,940. While Alcohol (26,256), Drugs(32,163), and Automobiles(34,677) accounted for 93,096 deaths. There are an estimated 247 million cars in America, an estimated 270 million guns, yet somehow 312% more people are killed by cars than are murdered with firearms. Yes that's 312% more deaths associated with an item equpied with brakes, seat belts, traction control systems, and air bags than were maliciously killed with a firearm. In spite of laws regulating the ownership, possesion, and use of drugs, alcohol, and automobiles, people continue to use them in ways that result in intentional and unintentional deaths. A legal drinking age, a drivers license, a prescription, these things don't stop illegal activities. Wasn't it prohibition that fueled the rise of the mob? Didn't the War On Drugs result in the drug cartels and the massacres in Mexico we saw on the news? There's never been a drunk driver in an uninsured vehicle that caused a fatality, has there? The US population clock provided by the census bureau says there are 315,313,816 people living in the united states with 270 million guns. Thats a lot of responsible, legal gun ownership. I bet many of them drive, drink alcohol and use medicine responsibly too. I believe I've made my point, what was yours?
Feb 12 2013: You numbers are very deceiving.
You try to cloud the issue by including intent and incidental.
How many people are intentionally killed through the use of a motor vehicle.
Furthermore, you imply that motor vehicles account for 93096 overall deaths then claim that guns account for 1/3 of that total. The fact is that 34,677 is the true figure of the amount of motor vehicle deaths. And of that what percentage of that is intentional homicide??
Now what percentage of overall homicides come from criminal intent through the use of a firearm. I will tell you. 68.3% of the over 15,000 homicides in your nation. Automobiles account for less than 1%.
As for your argument about gun bans, where are the mobs in Great Britain, China, Japan??
The violence in Mexico is triggered by your nations thirst for drugs and you provide the guns to feed that violence.
Feb 12 2013: Andy, I am simply pointing out that there "Cause and effect" which influences the difference in statistics. Yes, guns are being removed from criminals but they are also being removed from irresponsible citizens may not be showing criminal intent, are still breaking the law knowingly or not.
The issue of high magazines et al is a straw argument because they do not account for the massive majority of gun related crime. It is handguns that are. But to put your argument into perspective, the shooter in Newtown had access to both even though the mother was complying to the law. It was her son who removed those legal weapons illegally and used them illegally even though he was subject to a background search of which he failed. And that is the problem. As long as guns are available, they can and will be used.
Feb 12 2013: Dwayne you just wrote that the guns were taken from criminals in the act of a crime. How does that have any bearing on banning certain types of rifles or high capacity magazines currently available to law abiding citizens? Were the criminals carrying, "assault rifles" they had legally obtained and decided to take with them while tresspassing? Was it a high capacity magazine that allerted police to their presence? How does tresspassing equate to a gun related crime? Have you ever looked up, "false syllogism"?
Feb 12 2013: Dwayne, the numbers aren't deceiving. Read it again, 11,101 homicides by firearm, 34k+ deaths by automobile. As for your clarification, persons illegally carrying a firearm while trespassing are by definition commiting crimes and are therefore criminals. Restrictions on law abiding citizens do not reduce crimes by the very definition of law abiding. A person becomes a criminal when they break the law. If I may simplify the issue for you, guns kill people the same way pencils misspell words, through their application. In many US states there are laws against cell phone use while driving yet many people do it, sometimes resulting in fatal accidents. I don't hear or read anyone proposing a ban on cellular phones because a few people have used them in violation of the law and it resulted in death. The link you provided shows an overall increase in homicides in the decades following the hand gun ban implemenation in Washington DC. How do you account for the drop in both violent crime and murder in Washington DC starting in 2009 when citizens could legaly own handguns once again? Your contention is that less gun ownership equates to less violence and murder but the numbers you cited don't agree with you.
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