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GRAPEVINE — The manhunt had gone statewide for the convicted rapist who escaped custody by stabbing a police officer near Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport late Monday.
Federal, state and local authorities spent days knocking on doors, chasing dozens of tips and investigating the man's past connections.
But Alberto Morales made it only a few miles during his four days of freedom before he was found and fatally shot by authorities.
Police tracked the 42-year-old to a wooded area near Grapevine Lake. Minutes after midnight Saturday, they surrounded him about five miles north of the Wal-Mart where he escaped the Miami-Dade police who were taking him to Nevada.
In a small clearing, he lived up to his promise never to return to prison. Police said Morales refused to surrender and lunged at the officers. Three of them — two U.S. marshals and a Grapevine police officer — opened fire, killing him.
The showdown ended what police described as an arduous search. But they said they were still trying to piece together how he had evaded them and where he had been.
"We are somewhat surprised that someone was able to remain hidden for that long, especially with the weather and inclement conditions of the past few days," said Sgt. Robert Eberling of the Grapevine Police Department.
Authorities had turned their focus to the woods about 10:30 p.m. Friday, when a nearby resident reported that his house had been burglarized that evening. Some clothes and jewelry had been taken, causing officers to suspect Morales was the culprit.
Police swarmed the neighborhood and searched boat houses and acres of dense woods nearby. One officer reported hearing someone moving in some brush near the 2200 block of Lake Ridge Drive, but the darkness made it difficult to be sure. A Fort Worth police helicopter used infrared to confirm someone was there, and police soon had Morales trapped.
Police had warned during the manhunt that he could be a mortal threat to anyone he encountered.
He pleaded guilty in 2008 to sexually assaulting a woman near the Las Vegas Strip. Court documents indicate that he held a gun to the woman's face, blindfolded her, attacked her and threatened to kill her if she reported him to police.
He was sentenced to 30 years to life for the crime and, while serving his time, was extradited to Florida to face another sex crime allegation, this time sexual battery with a deadly weapon.
In December, he pleaded guilty to that offense — police said he broke into a home, pulled a butcher knife and raped two women — and was sentenced to 10 more years in prison.
He escaped while being taken back to serve the rest of his sentence in Nevada.
Miami police had arranged for him to fly on a commercial airline, but he became unruly in the middle of the flight and was forced off the plane in Houston. Two Miami officers rented a car and drove him to Grapevine, where they were expecting a third officer to arrive at D/FW Airport.
Morales made his move while one his escorts was inside Wal-Mart about 11 p.m. Monday. He stabbed Detective Jaime Pardiñas in the neck with the sharpened earpiece of a pair of eyeglasses.
Pardiñas suffered a collapsed lung and remained hospitalized until Saturday morning. He checked out hours after Morales was killed and was "ecstatic" the manhunt was over, said Chris Heisler, who has spent hours with Pardiñas since the escape.
"He is resting comfortably and walked out of the hospital on his own," Heisler said. "He refused to be wheel-chaired out. He is in great condition and will be out in the street in no time."
Eberling said investigators think Morales had planned his escape "for some time." But he was unfamiliar with North Texas and had had no way of knowing he'd end up in the area.
For that reason, investigators suspected he may have left town. They had been unable to confirm any sighting of him since Monday. And on Tuesday, a Ford SUV with a handgun inside had been stolen from a nearby Irving hotel.
It's unclear how long Morales spent inside the woods. Investigators said they hadn't found a campsite. He was found with no food, and his shackles were nowhere in sight. Morales was killed wearing his prison-issued sweatshirt, plus a pair of men's pants he did not have when he escaped.
Eberling said that Morales was unarmed, but that officers didn't know that when they shot him. Morales had kept his hands concealed as police surrounded him.
Afterward, authorities found only a handful of sticks, but even those could have been dangerous, Eberling said.
"He was very skilled and crafty as far as making makeshift weapons, and that was certainly in the thoughts of these officers," he said.
It's unclear how many times Morales was shot. His body was handed over to the Tarrant County medical examiner.
Hours after the manhunt ended, nearby residents said they were shaken but thankful Morales had been found.
Dana Gibson lives next to the house that police suspect Morales burglarized. She watched from her window as officers filled the area Friday night. She said the search had been on her neighbors' minds all week.
On Thursday, her son had been part of a lockdown at Grapevine High School as police went door-to-door in nearby neighborhoods. Officers also had searched her boathouse near where Morales was eventually shot.
She said rumors had swirled all week. She heard that a construction worker had seen Morales near State Highway 114 and Kimball Avenue. Someone else reported finding a shoe near Nolan Drive and Crooked Lane.
"Finding out he was in our neighborhood, it was really scary," she said.
Another neighbor, David McCoy, said he is almost certain he saw Morales while driving to work Thursday morning. The man matched Morales' description — 5 foot 7 inches and about 175 pounds — and had his arms tucked inside his shirt while walking along Dove Road.
"I did a U-turn and he stepped back into the shadows," he said.
McCoy said he called 911 but never heard whether police searched the area.


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Friday, August 27, 2010
On The Way To School
3 comments:
- Ann said...
Or --- we are wearing white sandals, and my dress was store-bought. Was your skirt home made? I don't think I was allowed to wear sandals to school. They probably wouldn't have survived hop scotch and roller skating, to say nothing of running bases in soft ball. Could this have been Sunday? Our hair is curled, not the normal look for a hurried school morning. Do you remember what color your skirt was? And could the box contain the little bunny rabbit Joe Giles gave me? This is a fun photo - the car, the church, etc. Or then again, it could be a school day!
- August 27, 2010 at 10:38 AM
- Elizabeth said...
Looks like you were both wearing sandals, and it seems like this was the first day of school. The car is a used Ford that was one of the first cars we had after the war - it seemed like magic, as I recall. (Who knows how my memory works?) Love the picture of the church house in the background with its "necesssry" adjunct building, and the old cottonwoods that still stood. You two girls look so spiffy and dolled up...Those were the days! (Did Joe Giles really give you a rabbit, Ann? Why don't I remember that?)
- August 28, 2010 at 9:00 AM
- Thomas said...
Don't know if it helps or is important, but the car is a 1950 Ford Custom. Significant in that it was the second year of Ford's truly new post-war cars. This one looks like the basic trim level so I doubt you remember too much chrome inside or out, except the front bumper. How's that for a bunch or irrelevant information. I always enjoy looking at the pictures-first time to read the comments.
- October 22, 2010 at 6:41 PM

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Open Internet Policy
The City of Tacoma, Department of Public Utilities, Light Division, dba Click! Network has adopted the following "Open Internet Policy" and maintains a system on which the Internet is offered to customers (through an authorized and trusted third party) as an open platform providing customer choice with full access to all lawful content, services, sites, platforms, types of equipment and applications. End-users on Click! Network have the control and freedom to innovate without permission.
Click! Network does not unreasonably discriminate in the transmission of lawful network content over a customer's broadband Internet access service, subject to reasonable network management. Reasonable network management practices are set forth below.
Click! Network does not:
- Discriminate among specific uses, or class of uses, on its network
- Impair, degrade or delay VoIP applications or services that compete with its video services or services of its affiliates
- Impair, degrade, delay or otherwise inhibit access by customers to lawful content, applications, services or non-harmful devices
- Impair free expression by slowing traffic from certain web sites
- Demand pay-for-priority or similar arrangements that directly or indirectly favor certain traffic over other traffic
- Prioritize its own applications, services or devices or those of its affiliates
- Block lawful content, applications, services, or non-harmful devices, subject to reasonable network management as defined below and in its Acceptable Use Policy (AUP).
Click! Network manages its network in an effort to provide an optimum experience for its customers by using industry standard tools and generally accepted best practices and policies to protect its network and customer information. Click! Network cannot guarantee the prevention of spam, viruses, security attacks, and other actions which can affect service. To prevent such events, Click! Network monitors its network and will take active measures to minimize the effects of spam, viruses, security attacks, and other actions which could impact an optimum experience for customers.
Other terms and conditions for use are found in Click! Network's Acceptable Use Policy (AUP).
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Click! Network protects sensitive information transmitted online and also protects information offline. Only employees and pre-authorized agents of Click! Network with a need to know have access to the information to perform specific job functions. Computers and servers which store personally identifiable information are kept in a secure environment.
If a customer has complaints about any Click! Network service, they are encouraged to contact Click! Network's Customer Service Department at 253-502-8900 or visit the Click! Network lobby at Tacoma Public Utilities main office at 3628 South 35th Street, Tacoma, WA 98409-3192. A customer always has the right to file a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission at www.fcc.gov.


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Rolling hills, agriculture fields, ancient oak trees, and trails for biking, hiking and horseback riding all combine with a Mediterranean climate to make Fallbrook, Bonsall and Rainbow in far northern San Diego County a unique place to call home. Here, you can still get a sizeable piece of property for a lot less than in some other areas of the county, and the ocean is only 15 miles away. The area also maintains a very small-town feel with many community activities and events throughout the year.
Commercial-Res Income, MLS# 190002897
Listing provided by Kidder Mathews
Lot/Land, MLS# 180027129
Listing provided by RE/MAX United
Residential, MLS# 190006432
Listing provided by BHHS Ranch & Coast Real Estate
Residential, MLS# 300739979
Listing provided by BHHS Ranch & Coast Real Estate
Lot/Land, MLS# 190005706
Listing provided by Lee & Associates
Residential, MLS# 180059060
Listing provided by Harcourts Pinnacle
Residential, MLS# 180057393
Listing provided by Compass
This information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. You should rely on this information only to decide whether or not to further investigate a particular property. BEFORE MAKING ANY OTHER DECISION, YOU SHOULD PERSONALLY INVESTIGATE THE FACTS (e.g. square footage and lot size) with the assistance of an appropriate professional. You may use this information only to identify properties you may be interested in investigating further. All uses except for personal, non-commercial use in accordance with the foregoing purpose are prohibited. Redistribution or copying of this information, any photographs or video tours is strictly prohibited. This information is derived from the Internet Data Exchange (IDX) service provided by Sandicor®. Displayed property listings may be held by a brokerage firm other than the broker and/or agent responsible for this display. The information and any photographs and video tours and the compilation from which they are derived is protected by copyright. Compilation © 2019 Sandicor®, Inc.


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When, in 1957, Lynn Buckham was finally featured in a Cooper Studio ad (shown last post, below) it coincided with what must have been a very good year for the artist.
His already steady appearances in the pages of the Saturday Evening Post increased in frequency that year. As well, his picture design became extremely confident and impactful. Here was Buckham at the top of his game.
The influence of his up-close exposure to Cooper's best (Whitmore, DeMers, Bowler) is apparent in the stylistic nuances of this more mature work.
And of course, always there was a tip of the hat to the great innovator: Al Parker. (Click that link to see what I mean)
The 1950's Cooper Studio boy/girl style of romance illustration is sometimes (somewhat derisively) called the 'Big Head' style - in its ultimate form it is stripped down to this: no background or props, just a man and woman's heads (and sometimes hands) interacting in an interesting manner. In this July 1957 example Buckham shows us how he had mastered the art of the 'Big Head' style.
* Many thanks to TI list member Sean Phillips who supplied all of the scans for this post.
* My Lynn Buckham Flickr set.
Celebrating illustration, design, cartoon and comic art of the mid-20th century.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Lynn Buckham, 1957: A Very Good Year
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Nice to see Sean Phillips is a TI list member. It's evident in his brilliant work (especially in his Criminal covers and in the artwork for the Pulp appreciation backups) that he's a fan of many of the artists featured on this blog. Keep up the great work, all!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9:47 PM
Good heavens ... I cannot thank you ENOUGH for having this blog. I've just stumbled upon it and am absolutely bouncing off the walls with excitement. This is PRECISELY the sort of blog I've been searching for!! Thank you so so much and PLEASE KEEP IT UP!!ReplyDelete
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An evening of Clairvoyance with medium Ronnie Buckingham will be held on Thursday.
The acclaimed medium aims to reunite members of the audience with friends and loved ones in the spirit world.
Doors open 6.45pm, show starts at 7.30pm.
Tickets £10 on the door only.
Please note: The event is for entertainment purposes only, Witham Public Hall Trust accepts no responsibility for any claims made.


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The other day Mr Girlfriend and I had a long and super interesting conversation with our two eldest boys regarding the subject of open-mindedness.
I love listening to my kids ideas.
I love how they articulate their thoughts.
We haven't turned on the TV in weeks.
It is not missed.
Our 12yo in amongst the conversation talked of how he thinks as we get older we get less open minded and more dogmatic in our beliefs.
He went on to say that kids seem to be more curious and wanted to find out different ways whereas older people didn't and tended to just believe one thing.
I think I agree with him.
Do you?
We showed him this video- an old favourite of mine and Mr Girlfriend. It is really worth watching.
GOURMET GIRLFRIEND'S SUPER QUICK 5 minute VEGO SOBA NOODLES:
I could totally live on Noodles alone.
This is a super quick & super yum dish that is great for a quick lunch or an equally delish dinner.
It is yummy hot or served cold as a salad.
- soba noodles ( I tend to always have dried soba in the pantry just in case of a Noodle emergency!)
- 1 carrot, julienned fine
- 2 cloves garlic
- 100g sliced wombok cabbage (normal cabbage will do- or any other greens you like!)
- 200 g firm tofu
- 1 inch ginger, julienned fine
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon sesame oil
- spring onion, sliced fine
- handful fresh coriander leaves, chopped
- black sesame seeds
- chilli (optional)
Prepare Soba noodles as per packet. (while the soba are cooking you can do the frying bit and the noodles should be ready to mix in)
Add the sesame oil to a non stick fry pan on medium heat.
Fry the carrots, wombok, garlic and ginger.
Once just wilted add tofu and take off the heat.
Drain noodles and add to stir fry mix.
Mix well and add the spring onion and coriander (and chilli if using).
Serve into bowls and sprinkle with sesame seeds.
Happy Valentines day Lovers....grab your loved one and dance a jig in the kitchen to this (and just quietly...Imagine being sooooo talented at just NINETEEN years of age!!!)~


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I'm not often asked how to choose an information broker, and that disturbs me. While information brokers have been around for some time, recent media attention has added glamour to the otherwise staid field. Add to the picture the number of people who have been laid off in recent economic downturns. Throw in advances in online data retrieval that have really lowered the barriers to entry. All of a sudden, a field that has been primarily the bailiwick of independent-minded librarians has become a glamorous, "in" profession.
Information brokers now come in all sizes, specialties, price ranges and experience levels. Most are honest; a few are not. Most are good; a few are not. Most give you good value for your money; again, a few do not.
So how do you choose? The simplest response would be to list for you 20 questions and the "right" answer to each of them. But that would be doing both you and the broker a disservice, because rarely is there a single right answer, and you have to look for the subtext. Just as you wouldn't choose an accountant or an attorney unless the chemistry is right, you shouldn't choose an information specialist unless you're comfortable with the person. And, just as with attorneys and accountants, there are times you need special skills.
When interviewing a prospective broker, ask about education, experience and business practices; ask yourself whether you need a specialist or a generalist; and listen carefully to the questions the broker asks you. What follows are a few of the areas you might want to consider and explore with prospective brokers.
What is the educational background of your prospective broker? Education includes both formal schooling and post-education training in information retrieval. Many brokers have Masters in Library Science (MLS) degrees. Others may have law, science or business degrees. Still others are journalists or from the liberal arts. While an MLS often gives a broker an advantage in the traditional reference arts, don't overlook the formal training in research which goes into many other degree programs. Either research-oriented degree programs or education in a subject specialty may take precedence over formal research training. A business librarian may not have the right skills when you need a pharmaceutical search - a Ph.D. in chemistry might be a more appropriate broker to perform the job.
Ask if the broker has taken any courses or attended any seminars lately. Continuing education indicates that the broker is intent on maintaining state-of-the-art skills.
Online Access
Ask about the online vendors accessed by the broker. The most common database vendors are Dialog, CDP, Datastar, Lexis, Dow Jones and Newsnet. More specialized vendors also exist. Brokers may not have access to all of these, but they should at least know of them. A blank stare is a good indication that you might have to look elsewhere. Reliance on CompuServe or Knowledge Index is a negative - the service is primarily for non-professionals, and most vendors through CompuServe don't permit their databases to be used in a brokering capacity. Ask also if the broker ever uses non-online sources. Very often the information you need will not be in a database, and good information brokers will acknowledge that they can't always get what you need online.
Beware of brokers who say they can get anything you need; some information simply does not exist. And some information is so deeply buried that the cost of pulling it up exceeds its value.
Fees and Business Practices
An information broker is in business. That means it's going to cost you money to get the information you need. Some brokers bill hourly, others bill on a project basis. Some include expenses; most bill "plus expenses." You may be asked for funds upfront or for payment upon receipt or on 30-day terms. Many information professionals have minimum fees. Ask about these practices, and ask for an estimate of costs. All of these are valid approaches to billing. However, you should ask these questions early, and be comfortable with the response.
If a broker cannot give you a range of costs, or will not work in a "not-to-exceed" capacity, this doesn't necessarily mean a poor broker. However, you might want to probe further.
Business practices also include the form the information will take when you receive it. Do you want electronic format? Faxed results? Overnight express? Do you want the raw data as it is retrieved? Or do you want the information analyzed and put into a formal report. Make sure the broker can meet your needs.
Do you need to ask about subject specialty? Take a good look at what prompted this search for an information broker in the first place. Does the project require special knowledge of the industry? An engineer in telecommunications connectors doesn't necessarily need a telecommunications information broker to get corporate names and addresses; the after dinner speaker doesn't need a specialist for an Albert Einstein quote. And an industry specialist may not even be needed for a business divestiture, if all you're looking for are financials on potential buyers. Of course, there's also no need to rule out the specialist for the non-technical questions.
Consider hiring a specialist when the subject is technical, if jargon is the primary mode of communication or if industry context is important to the results. For example, patent searches are technical - you should probably have a specialist. Medicine is highly specialized, and the wrong answers might prove serious. Again, a specialist is probably warranted. Consider a specialist when a number of different specialized sources need to be consulted. If you're looking for an understanding of a particular market, then you should consider a specialist in that field.
One of the more attractive aspects of working with an independent information professional is the comfortable feeling of knowing who you're working with. After a while, the broker becomes part of the team. But what happens when the broker doesn't have the necessary expertise or can't meet your deadline?
In smaller firms, when information professionals can't meet your needs, they can subcontract the work or offer you a referral. In this case, a broker who is active in the field and has a stable of associates to call on is a better choice than one who is a loner. This is similar to working with a family practitioner: one with a good referral network is less likely to try to treat every case that comes along.
Subcontract arrangements are frequent in the industry and offer many benefits. Many brokers provide their subcontractors with guidelines for format, and they review all the work before it goes to their clients. This can give you the best of both worlds - you maintain contact with someone who knows your needs and preferences, and you get the expertise of a specialist that can handle your current request.
Other times, the broker may refer you directly to a subject specialist or someone who is currently less busy. While you now have to work with a new person, you might consider it an advantage not to have an interim layer.
In larger information research firms, referrals are usually handled internally. The group may have various experts on staff or on call. As research firms get larger, you are further removed from the person actually doing the search. This is not necessarily a negative, as many of the best researchers are most effective when an intermediary translates clients' needs into research instructions.
The Broker's Questions
Finally, a good information broker will not just take your question and run with it. The broker should be concerned with several aspects of the project and probe you for as much information about the project as possible. This is the reference interview, that is, the initial conversation about the project and is possibly the most important indicator of a good broker.
"Can you tell me what this information will be used for?" A good broker will be concerned with the ultimate use of the information. This is not being nosy - it's good business sense. Many times the context of the question will affect the direction of the search.
"How else might this information be referenced?" That is, what are the key words and how do the trade journals or speakers in the field refer to the subject. For example, referring to a drug, you might be asked if you know the class of drug, manufacturers or trade names it might go under.
"Where have you already tried?" "What information do you already have?" This keeps the broker from reinventing the wheel and might possibly save you money. The information may also give the broker clues on the best way to approach the search.
"How far back do we need to go?" You may know that the most pertinent information will be no more than three years old. There's no sense in looking further back.
"Do you want English only, or will other languages be acceptable?" Why pay for documents you can't read?
"Do you want me to rely on just online sources, or do you want us to pick up the telephone and continue the research that way?" An information broker with access to several research skills might offer them to you in this way.
"What's your time frame?" When do you need the results?
In short, if the information broker doesn't engage you in a conversation about the project, then you should probably consider looking elsewhere.
It's Up to You
Where does this leave you, the prospective client? You now have several more responsibilities than when we first started. You have to perform your own reference interview with each broker you contact. So ask questions, and, most of all, listen. Listen to their responses, listen to their questions. Ask yourself if you're comfortable with them. There is no single right answer to any of the questions, but if you don't ask, you'll never hear any answers.


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Knog are undoubtedly an innovative brand with some fantastic ideas and some equally curious monikers. However for all the N.E.R.D's many charms, more traditional wireless computers have the edge if value for money is your highest priority.
The brand have continued the theme of its lighting range and applied it to computers. Available in a choice of four colours (red, white, blue and black) both head unit and fork sensor are cloaked in medical silicone, which not only makes for an extremely manipulative and secure means of attachment but also provides excellent weather-proofing. It took me eight minutes to install and calibrate the unit for two bikes; such is the intelligence of the design. The only tool required was a Philips screwdriver for the spoke magnet – so remember to take both head and sensor with you when locking in the street.
It won't make the tea but there are the usual functions and a few that might pleasantly surprise. There's current, average and maximum speed, a choice of 12/24hr clock, trip and day distance, total riding time, odometer, low battery indicator, backlight and scanning where all the modes rotate on a loop. Relative speed is basically a posh pacer arrow in the form of a bar graph allowing comparison between present output and average speed. Fun, if a little Geeky and something to bore the rest of the ride group with at rest stops.
Substantial size and crystal clear display coupled with the backlight means it's a doddle to read which is great news for anyone but particularly time trailists and triathletes using tri bars. Despite using other brands spoke magnets and testing in close proximity to both electricity substations and phase one nuclear power stations, readouts proved consistently accurate. This leads me to conclude the silicone helps block radio interference that drove early wireless models haywire.
Great design and a delight to use but pricey
If you're thinking of buying this product using a cashback deal why not use the road.cc Top Cashback page and get some top cashback while helping to support your favourite independent cycling website
road.cc test report
Make and model: Knog N.E.R.D
Size tested: Std
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
The NERD is a twelve function wireless computer that is both chic, easy to use and even simpler to install.
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
Most unique feature is the use of medical grade silicon making it so, so simple to fit. It also improves weather protection and guards against electro-magnetic interference.
Very well made.
Silcon gives additional protection from the elements.
Looks pricey compared with traditional twelve function wireless units.
Tell us how the product performed overall when used for its designed purpose
The Nerd is as pleasant to use as it is easy on the eye. Crystal clear display eliminates the need for peering and moving between modes couldn't be easier. Twelve functions should be ample for general riding and two bike callibration might be just the thing should your race and winter mounts share computers.
Tell us what you particularly liked about the product
Clear, simple, yet informative display, ease of fit, weather protection, accuracy and style.
Tell us what you particularly disliked about the product
Aside from being slightly expensive, nothing.
Did you enjoy using the product? Immensely
Would you consider buying the product? Yes
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Possibly
About the tester
Age: 35 Height: 1m 81 Weight: 70 kilos
I usually ride: Rough Stuff Tourer Based around 4130 Univega mtb Frameset My best bike is: 1955 Holdsworth Road Path and several others including cross & traditional road
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: Most days I would class myself as: Experienced
I regularly do the following types of riding: cyclo cross, commuting, touring, fixed/singlespeed, mtb,
Shaun Audane is a freelance writer/product tester with over twenty-eight years riding experience, the last twelve (120,000 miles) spent putting bikes and kit through their paces for a variety of publications. Previous generations of his family worked at manufacturing's sharp end, thus Shaun can weld, has a sound understanding of frame building practice and a preference for steel or titanium framesets.
Citing Richard Ballantine and an Au pair as his earliest cycling influences, he is presently writing a cycling book with particular focus upon women, families and disabled audiences (Having been a registered care manager and coached children at Herne Hill Velodrome in earlier careers)


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I came forth to write this down because of my own frustration of having a hard time to find good sample codes to get me to where I wanted. Basically, I wanted my ASP.NET page, where I had a form for entering expense item, to do the following:
My objective was quite simple, but it took me more time than what I thought would need to accomplish it. And the reason was simply because this time around, I was unable to find enough references to guide me through, so I had to spend a lot of time developing a solution via trial-and-error method. Therefore, once I came up with a solution, I told myself I needed to share this with others as I have benefited a lot in the past from the community by looking at other programmers' postings.
The first challenge I encountered was to retrieve all form elements that were server bound – either a web control by itself or a web control inside a user control. The ClientID of web control could be used, but I did not like to mix too many server tags <%=var%> with JavaScript, plus they might impede the JavaScript performance. Thankfully, the jQuery wildcard selector has made this easy and clean.
Here is an example of how this is done:
var recordid = $("[id$='txtRecordID']").val();
This will get me the text value in a server-side textbox control:
<asp:TextBox ID="txtRecordID" runat="server" Width="100px">
But what about a TextBox in a Web User Control? That was what I used the wildcard for – to get to the element that has a client ID ending with a server control ID. Normally, if I simply place a TextBox control on a web form, the client ID will exactly be the same as the ID I use in server side; in that case:
will return the same element object as:
But most of the time, we would group certain web controls on a User Control and then use the UserControl on a web form. In that case, $("#txtRecordID") will get you nothing because now you have a user control ID added to the client ID for the TextBox, so now, you will use the wildcard selector instead: $("[id$='txtRecordID']"). To assure that the wildcard will return the unique element, you can add the User Control server ID to make it look like this:
(In some cases, you might have two or more server controls that are all named txtRecordID, sitting in separate user controls that are embedded in the same web form, and then it is absolutely necessary that you add the user control ID into the jQuery wildcard search. I picked up this syntax for searching element endings with a specific server ID from the web community somewhere, sometime ago, but I was unable to locate the source again to give a reference URL here. But I did come across a similar post as of this writing at www.emadibrahim.com that was using wildcards for searching elements beginning with a specific ID, and the syntax looks like this: $("[id^=pnl]).hide() - hide all the divs that start with "pnl" in their control IDs.
Now that I cleared the way to gain access to server side elements via the jQuery wildcard selector, I collected the data and stringed them into a JSON format. JSON is just another lightweight alternative of XML format, and here is my simplified version of the JSON data string:
var json="{'RecordID':'" +
$("[id$='txtRecordID']").val() + "','ItemName':'" +
escape($("[id$='txtItemName']").val()) + "','CategoryID':'" +
("[id$='ddlCategories']").val() + "'}";
I packed my form data into a JSON formatted string simply because I wanted to use the JSON.Net API tool to parse it later on at the other end of the wire. I used the "escape" function in front of all text fields to encode any possible odd character such as an apostrophe that could throw the JSON parser off.
Next, I send the data via jQuery AJAX, using the syntax as below:
var to="DataProcessor.aspx?Save=1";
var options = {
type: "POST",
url: to,
data: json,
contentType: "application/json;charset=utf-8",
dataType: "json",
async: false,
success: function(response) {
//alert("success: " + response);
error: function(msg) { alert(msg); }
var returnText = $.ajax(options).responseText;
Here, response in the success section is the same as the responseText returned from $.ajax.
Then, I went into the DataProcessor.aspx code-behind and did the following steps to retrieve and parse the data:
if (Request.ContentType.Contains("json") &&
System.IO.StreamReader sr = new System.IO.StreamReader(Request.InputStream);
string line = "";
line = sr.ReadToEnd();
At this point, the string variable line contains a JSON formatted string, like:
I could have created my own function to parse out this string and be done with it. But why should I re-invent the wheel while there is already something called JSON.Net out there? Surely, I found the needed API from http://james.networking.com and downloaded the library for the .NET 3.5 version. Following the instructions that came with the download, I added the Newtonsoft.Json.dll assembly to my project and imported the namespace Newtonsoft.Json.Linq to the page class; then there it was – just one line of code to do the parsing:
JObject jo = JObject.Parse(line);
Once my JSON-formatted string variable, line, was parsed, I accessed each property using the following code:
Remember, I did an escape for ItemName when I packed the form data into a JSON string in DataForm.aspx? Here, I did an equivalent of "unescape" using Server.UrlDecode so the "%20" will return to space and "%27s" to "'s", and so on. You don't want to UrlDecode before running the data downloaded from Request.InputStream through the JObject parser as some JSON unfriendly characters like an apostrophe ("'") will blow the parser. So, only do UrlDecode after JObject.Parse(), and do it to each individual property of string type. Once the data is parsed, I process them in the data tier and return a record ID back to the front page simply by calling Response.Write(). To simplify the demo, I did not include any database logic here; instead, I simply returned the "CategoryID" that was passed in the JSON string from the Category dropdown list on the front page to indicate if the database update was successful or failed:
This is what got me to jQuery.ajax(options).responseText. You can also pack a long HTML string and shuffle it back to .ajax().responsText to render on the front page.
Now, I returned to the front page and retrieved the responseText as follows:
var returnText = $.ajax(options).responseText;
if (returnText > 0) {
$("[id$='txtRecordID']").html( returnText);
$("#divMsg").html("Record saved successfully.");
//$("#divMsg").addClass("SuccessMsg"); //if you prefer to use class
else {
$("#divMsg").html("Record was not saved successfully.");
//$("#divMsg").addClass("ErrorMsg"); //if you prefer to use class
Putting them all together, here is how things moved: used the jQuery wildcard selector $("[id$='serversidecontrolid']") to retrieve form data that is stored in server controls such as TextBox and DropDownList, constructed them into a JSON string, and then used jQuery.Ajax() to POST JSON data to a different ASP.NET page for processing; downloaded the JSON data from the other side using a System.IO.StreamReader to read off the Request.InputStream object, then used the JSON parser API provided from JSON.Net to parse the JSON data string into a JObject. Once the data is saved, we use Response.Write to return the result to the front page.
I was satisfied with this light weight solution that helped me get rid of the heavy foot-printed ASP.NET AJAX UpdatePanel to overcome the page postback. My goal of writing this paper, also my first ever article for CodeProject, was to share my research and connect pieces so others will not have to repeat the frustration I experienced when I first started it and could only find a piece here and a piece there.
This article, along with any associated source code and files, is licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL)
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Routes for this weekend's tour by the world's last flying Vulcan bomber have finally been revealed.
Cold War icon XH558, which is based at Robin Hood Airport in Doncaster, will take off for a marathon, nationwide Farewell To Flight sortie this weekend.
But the UK-wide tour will not be the last by the aircraft – with more farewell flights planned throughout this month.
Fans of the aircraft have been told to stay away from Doncaster over fears too many spectactors could cause traffic chaos and safety issues, causing the event to be scrapped.
Now the aircraft's owners, the Vulcan To The Sky Trust, have revealed the full itinerary for this Saturday and Sunday's spectacular.
Saturday's northern route is scheduled to fly over Gainsborough, Brough, Menwith Hill, Leeming, Durham Tees Airport, Newcastle Airport, Eshott Airfield, Alnwick, East Fortune, Carlisle Airport, Bowness on Windermere, Warton, Chadderton, Manchester Airport, Woodford, RAF Cosford, East Midlands Airport and Derby.
The Sunday southern route is due to take in RAF Waddington, Rutland Water, North Weald Airfield, Gravesend, Herne Bay, Manston, Dover, Ashford, Dunsfold, Farnborough, Middle Wallop, Old Sarum, Bristol Airport, Filton, Cardiff Airport, St Athan, Staverton Glos Airport, RAF Brize Norton, Wellesbourne, Bruntingthorpe and Newark.
Flyovers at certain airports will be dependent on Air Traffic Control clearances at the time of arrival.
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[View the story "SciFri Book Club on \"Silent Spring\"" on Storify]SciFri Book Club on "Silent Spring"The Science Friday Book Club met for the first time last week to talk about Rachel Carson's classic book, "Silent Spring." If you missed the show (or you're eager for more book talk) below are some tweets and comments from listeners, along with some links we like. Storified by · Tue, Jul 10 2012 10:25:49Silent spring should be rquired reading for people who want to write negative things about public scientific policies. The author combined anecdotal, statistical, and historical data, especially data put out by the people she was arguing against in a form that was very difficult to fight. William S. Jackman'Silent Spring' is 50. The Credit, and the Blame, It Deserves. - Big ThinkJun 19, 2012 ... In the 50 years since Silent Spring was published, the environmental movement it helped create has accomplished a grea...I want to be like Rachel Carson. Key FontRachel Carson is my hero. She was a great writer, scientifically accurate, prescient, stoic (in the face of devastating cancer), generous, and brave in withstanding the attacks of the pesticide industry and their allies. Anti-science fanatics continue to attack her legacy. My question is: How can we best honor her and benefit from her work?I remember reading the New York Times Sunday Book Review on Silent Spring when I was in the sixth grade! guess I was looking for a book report...I still remember it of course...so timely.Lynne FriedmanThere's Poison All Around Us Now - The New York TimesSo claims Rachel Carson in her provocative new book, "Silent Spring." "Silent Spring" is similar in only one regard to Miss Carson'...Unfortunately it has since been shown that it was pretty much pure fiction. There never was the danger she claimed. In addition, the bans on pesticide that resulted contributed directly to millions of deaths from insect born illnesses such as malaria and dengue fever, as well as the current problem with bedbugs.Andrew KerberFateful Voice of a Generation Still Drowns Out Real ScienceJun 5, 2007 ... Fateful Voice of a Generation Still Drowns Out Real Science. By JOHN TIERNEY. For Rachel Carson admirers, it has not be...Rachel Carson and the legacy of Silent Spring | Science | The ...The Observer, Sunday 27 May 2012 .... "In Silent Spring, Rachel Carson exposes these experts to public scrutiny and makes it clear...Hey, Science Friday's new Book Club is talking about Silent Spring by Rachel Carson. Did you know she was at Univ. of Maryland when she wrote it?Lauretta NagelIn Memoriam - The Life and Legacy of Rachel CarsonRachel Carson, the biologist and writer on nature and science, whose book .... In 1931 she became a member of the zoology staff of the ...@scifri It seems that these topics are still relevant today. Even w/ pesticides and runoff used at home and agriculturally. #scifribookclubAllison B. @scifri Monsanto! Suicide soy beans, they head dept of agriculture, its an out of control extention of pesticides.Craig ReynoldsRachel Carson is the fault line between the conservation and the environmental movements - William Souder #scifribookclubScience FridayConservation, Preservation and Environmental Activism: A Survey of the Historical LiteratureThe American people have had a complex relationship with nature. On the one hand, we have exploited the nation's natural resources with d...@scifri @wasouder1 Silent Spring raised my consciousness! It could save us from a future where the word "twitter" means only THIS . . .deborah england@scifri @wasouder1 what do you think about GMO products? Are we having another silent spring? NamasteJyoti Chawla@scifri How many human voices are silent because of the banning of DDT and their subsequent deaths due to malaria?Michael DorsettBill Moyers Journal . Rachel Carson and DDT | PBSSep 21, 2007 ... By 1969, the WHO completely abandoned the Global Malaria Eradication effort. SILENT SPRING and the DDT Ban Rachel Cars...Rachel Carson's birthday bashing - Africa - Salon.comJun 29, 2007 ... Rachel Carson has been shouldering a lot of blows lately, especially ... Beside a grim photo gallery of malaria victim...@scifri She turned science into fetish.Robert MeyerIn 1970 my friend and I took turns reading Silent Spring aloud as we drove to the Memphis Blues Festival. When we pulled into state parks, they often would be spraying for mosquitoes -- and we quickly left! I hear that the book was going to be an article for New Yorker, but it kept getting longer, which they went along with, thank goodness! Years later I went back to school for my Environmental Studies degree, thanks to Rachel.Lauren AyersCarson was a very rational person, she stood on the side of science, not on the other side, rumor and innuendo - W. Souder #scifribookclubScience Friday@scifri Must read: "The Highest Tide," a YA novel whose protagonist's favorite author is Rachel Carson. #booksAnonyMissBadger@scifri, re Silent Spring (literally), is the dawn chorus (birds) less voluble & diverse now than 1970? (seems like it here, but no data)Nevada County VoicesAlso in 1962 Jane Jacobs published her book, "The Life and Death of Great American Cities," which I and may others consider the "bible" of city and urban planning and design, as well as the birth of the New Urbanism movement and the revitalization of cities and downtowns.James LeeseReconsidering Jane Jacobs: The Death and Life of American PlanningApr 25, 2011 ... Design Observer Places Observatory Change Observer Observer Media OBlog ... 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I can't think of a single person who coasted into the TV-writing industry without first paying dues by slaving over countless scripts which never got made. Without delivering the kind of disastrous pitches which would embarrass a gibbon. Without crashing into walls, dusting themselves down and forging onwards. Without slumping over their desk at 4am, bleeding from the forehead. Good ideas are always in demand, but you need to demonstrably prove yourself to be a safe pair of hands. And to do that, you need to march through the wars.
1) Write a spec script that eventually bagged an agent (the same agent I'm still with).
2) I then spent 10 yrs or so developing ideas for film and TV. It went like this:
2.1) My agent would send out my calling card spec script and then every now and again someone would like it enough to ask for a 'general' meeting. These were more a 'meet and greet' than anything else, but the contacts I made over these years have stood me in good stead subsequently.
2.2) There was always a moment in the general meeting where you could pitch an idea. I was - of course - desperate to work, so I'd always have a sheet of A4 with me with about 10 ideas on it (from an idea bank of 20-30 ideas in total. I'd then whittle that down to 10 or so ideas that seemed to suit that company - so each meeting had a bespoke list of ideas). Each one of these pitches was no more than a title and a logline. V easy to digest. For example, I hauled Death in Paradise around prod companies for at least 2 years before anyone got interested. The written pitch for it was this:
A British Copper tries to escape the misery of his failed career in the Met by getting a secondment to St. Lucia in the Caribbean.
So I'd either leave this 1-page of ideas behind at the end - or even try and go through it with them in the meeting.
(As an aside, as I got a bit more robust about the ideas - and my ability to pitch them - I'd get the person I was meeting's email beforehand and email them in the one side of A4 beforehand. If they had a quick look before the chat, it meant they could ask about specific ideas that intrigued them - rather than me pitching into the void of their disinterest.)
Invariably - of course - no-one was necessarily that interested in any of the ideas... and this is where the 'selling scripts' bit comes in, because...
3) Every now and again, an idea had chimed with the person I was talking to - and they'd commission a treatment or a script. Initially, it tended to be treatments - and what would happen (in TV land at least) is they'd give me c. £1,000-£2,000 (something like that?) and I'd then develop a 5-page doc with them over a number of weeks that they'd then take to the broadcasters.... and then the broadcasters would express bland indifference. The idea would be 'dead', but I'd have learnt a bit more, met a few more people. You know, it was all part of the learning curve.
Equally, I'd get the odd film script commission (i.e. this happened 3 times). Once from a spec I wrote that my agent sent out to film companies - once from a spec I co-wrote and my co-writer sold it to someone he knew - and once because I was recommended for the job, pitched for it and got it.
So that's an answer to your question. I sold scripts and treatments here and there - but I needed a decent spec script to get into the meeting with them in the first place - and I needed to hustle, hustle, hustle once I was in there. And ALWAYS follow up on meetings with ideas - never let any lead 'die' on you, you really don't know where that 'sale' will next come from.
(To give you a mwah mwah story. I had a meeting last week in London - and across the room was the first person I'd ever had a meeting with (10 years ago?). I caught his eye and he waved a hello. It's a small world.)
Whether I've answered the question you asked, I don't know! But to sign off: it was a mad, helper skelter for me for years - a desperate scramble to find the next bit of money to keep going - to find another contact - to pitch another idea. Think of the desperation of those trying to survive the siege of Leningrad and that's a bit like what it was like. I had to HAD TO sell a pitch or write a spec or it was death and destruction. Every day I made myself ask myself 'what have I done today that's advanced my career'. Every day.
And for most of this time (until a few years ago?) I was working full time as a temp secretary, reading scripts for film companies - and also trying to get my own stuff off the ground. It was HORRIBLE. And I was dirt poor and..... as Macduff says, 'O horror, horror, horror!'
Must get back to work, but perhaps there are two final things every about-to-make-it writer should acknowledge:
a) It is an illness. If you want to make TV or film and be well-paid and still creatively involved, go off and become an Exec. It's where the power is anyway, so why do I - lunatic that I am - want to be a writer?
b) It's the best job in the world. We get to sit in a room and make up stories that other people watch.
Hope this answers your question - and best of luck!
x R
James Henry: Writer on Green Wing, Campus, Smack The Pony, admirer of blue cats.
Stephen Gallagher: Creator of Eleventh Hour, lead writer on Crusoe. One-time Doctor Who scripter.
James Cary: TV comedy writer (Miranda, My Family, My Hero) and script ed, who also runs a top-notch blog analysing sitcoms and such.
Death In Paradise Series One on DVD: Pre-order at Amazon UK here.


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judith Myers
Re: The Midnight Hour
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April 01, 2008, 11:40:25 AM »
Just bought this movie and watched it for the first time since 1987. OMG - Love this movie. It's kind've spooky for a made for tv movie I thought. I love the eighties. Everything always seemed more fun. They need to make more movies like this for Halloween. I was so excited to watch it although I could find no one to join me
. I still very much enjoyed and will watch it over and over again. Lee Montgomery is soooo hot. I loved him in 'Girls Just Want to Have Fun'. Or as Melissa writes during a game of hangman 'Ghouls Just Want To Have Fun'.
Jessica Linderman
Re: The Midnight Hour
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November 18, 2008, 06:58:41 PM »
WOW, I can't believe it's been THAT long. My mom showed me this movie when it first aired on ABC in the 80's, something about Lucinda that frightened the hell out of me. Especially that scene with her and Shari Belafonte in the wine cellar and Lucinda talks about "quenching the thirst", that whole scene creeped me out when i was younger:P I'll never forget it. Even tho it was made for TV, I think it is still pretty cool and quirky:P I wouldn't mind watching it again, it's been about 20 years or so.
Paul Westbrook
Re: The Midnight Hour
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November 04, 2009, 01:34:37 PM »
It's een ages since Ive made a comment here so I will say that I did watch Midnight Hour again this year with some friends and being they love 80's stuff as I do they really enjoyed it. Will certainly have a viewing of it again next year.
Paul Westbrook
Re: The Midnight Hour
Reply #33 on:
June 15, 2010, 12:37:47 PM »
I'd have to say it has been a long time since Ive been here to comment on this fun and terrific made for tv film. So Im here to catch up 4 years later. Im still watching this movie regularily each Halloween as a part of my Halloween horror movie parties and it's still one of my all time favorites. I'll be here to write when it gets closer to Halloween and hope by then more people will comment.
Cmdr. John Gathings
Re: The Midnight Hour
Reply #34 on:
September 25, 2010, 02:20:50 AM »
Stardate: 09/25/2010 - well Paul Westbrook so far this year it looks like just you and i posting. According to the passed logs last year it was just you who posted here about this great movie.There hasn't been much interest since 2006. 2007and2008 only had two postings each and then like i said just you in 2009.
Man, i truely hope no one got tired of this movie cause like i said it is a great movie! For many years i have been wanting to comment about The Midnight Hour Movie but never got around to it for some reason; i don't know? Tonight i thought i would after seeing the lack of interest in this movie since 2006. I am a huge fan of this movie - I LOVE IT! my favorite story in it is the Phil and Sandy love story. I watch it every Halloween to see them. I love stories of young love and i am a huge fan of the 1950s and 1960s so i like Sandy and her cute 1950s cheerleaders outfit Phils a lucky boy! TTFN but i will be back on Halloween to drop a line again and i hope then to see the old fans writing again or some new ones! Bye!
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Paul Westbrook
Re: The Midnight Hour
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September 26, 2010, 02:32:51 PM »
Thanks John for your reply and myself I could never tire of this movie. It's become a staple every year to see Midnight Hour and will be playing it for Halloween again this year, and for the first time in Surround Sound.
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October 05, 2010, 02:27:57 PM »
Like many of you who have written, I too first watched The Midnight Hour as a kid. I just recently purchased the movie and hope to get it in time and watch it this Halloween. I'm excited to watch since it's been so long since I've seen it.
Paul Westbrook
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October 26, 2010, 11:23:47 AM »
Ah yes it's that all important time again. Once more I am planning to dig out my copy of Midnight Hour for it's annual Halloween viewing. I want to say a hello to all of you who have written here about this great film, and like you I anticipate each showing with friends. I cant believe it has been ages since I wrote here and I was actually the first ever comment. Im happy to see that there are other fans of this show and feel free to write me and say a hello to me anytime you guys want. So enjoy the show as they say in the movies and wait... Till the Midnight Hour!
Commander John Gathings
Re: The Midnight Hour
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January 25, 2011, 10:25:01 AM »
Stardate: 01-25-2011 - Hello Paul and everyone else which are not many as i can see. Sorry i could'nt make it last halloween as i promised but my old (one of the 1st windows 98s perhaps a collecters item one day) computer crashed on me just before halloween and it was just recently one of my sisters helped me get it up and running again. Mickey is a computer wiz i tell you man! my sister is chief engineer here at starbase 12 and i don't know what i'd do with out her.
Well as usual like Paul Westbrook i dug out my copy (I have it on dvd and believe it or not on vhs also) of The Midnight Hour on Halloween and like many many times before it was good to see Sandy and Phil save the Town Of Pitchford once again!
P.S. There is only one thing I DO NOT LIKE about the movie and it is that Sandy at the end of the movie always has to go back to where she came from. Heaven i'm sure! Hailing Frequencies Closed.
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Stardate: 10-27-2011 - Hello everyone!(not many just like last time - stardate: 01-25-2011 oh well) hello Paul Westbrook! you should be posting soon for your last posting was last year just 5 days before Halloween. This is my second halloween and my third posting on this site and i hope to post every halloween as Paul duz. Yes, it is that time of year again for us all to pull out that The Midnight Hour Movie and watch Sandy and Phil once again save that small new england town of Pitchford from evil and to also enjoy seeing Sandy and Phil fall in love. Is'nt young love grand! Yup! just four more days til halloween everyone and to see a GREAT HALLOWEEN/YOUNG LOVE STORY. Enjoy as always everybody! Hailling Frequencies Closed!
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October 31, 2011, 12:44:12 PM »
I've only seen it once, back in '86, but I liked it.
If it's true what they say, that GOD created us in His image, then why should we not love creating, and why should we not continue to do so, as carefully and ethically as we can, on whatever scale we're capable of?
The choice is simple; refuse to create, and refuse to grow, or build, with care and love.
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Stardate: 10-18-2012: Transmitting From Starbase 12 - Well, i'm the 1st one for the entire year again like last year and that really worries me because last year there was only me and one other where there have always been an average of 6 comments each year two of which would usually be Paul Westbrook's and Pauls' got me worried also because last yr for the 1st time ever he did not make an entry and he's been loyal to this site since 2004. The other with me last yr was a 1st timer called alandhopewell. I truely hope Paul is ok and makes an entry this year and that this site don't die out because one more thing worries me and it's big! i red the comments back to the beginning and no one comes back. The comments every year are always of new people no one from before. I will be back every year as long as this site exists because i love this movie very much. For me when i watch this film it is nice to imagine there was still a simpler time with adventure and romance in this country in 1985 like it existed in the 1960s on back (which was really untrue in 85 just like today). So once again it is time for me to pull out my copy of " The Midnight Hour " and see the small town atmosphere and mostly see two teen kids Sandy and Phil save their small new england town of pitchford from the undead and most of all watch these two teenagers fall in love in the process. Will be back again on Halloween and i hope to see more fan comments this Halloween year and old loyal Paul W. Hailling Frequencies Closed For Now.
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October 23, 2012, 02:16:04 PM »
I haven't seen it this year; again, I only saw it in '86, but I'd love to find it, and make it a Halloweeen tradition at my house.
Someone pointed out the connection between Sandy and the vanishing hitch-hiker legend- I loved that aspect of the film, as this is my all-time favorire ghost story.
If it's true what they say, that GOD created us in His image, then why should we not love creating, and why should we not continue to do so, as carefully and ethically as we can, on whatever scale we're capable of?
The choice is simple; refuse to create, and refuse to grow, or build, with care and love.
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October 31, 2012, 11:29:27 AM »
Stardate: 10-31-2012: Transmitting From Starbase 12 Cmdr. Gathings Here - Happy Halloween every one i'm back like i said two weeks ago. I have halloween off this year and i'm not doing a hole lot today i'll just be doing a couple of things in town wearing my starfleet uniform of course cause it's halloween the only time i get to wear it. Then i will take it easy here at the starbase the rest of the day til i go to my sister's house (Ensign Claire Gathings) this evening to help her pass out candy then the rest of the night til perhaps morning we are going to watch scarey movies on tv beginning of course with the movie The Midnight Hour my favorate halloween movie. My sister claire will be seeing it for the first time. I hope she likes it as much as i! Well thats about it except i would like to say to Alandhopewell thanks for comming back again with your comment about this terrific movie The Midnight Hour and i very much enjoyed your Music Laurie Video Clip. Your clip makes me think of a early 1960s one hit wonder rock song i like very much titled " Last Kiss" by J. Frank Wilson And The Cavaliers. In the song J. Frank is singing about a teenage couple while out on a date have the misfortune of having an automobile accident and the boy wakes up from being unconscious after accident and runs over to the girl and she dies in the boy's arms after their last kiss. Very sad song! Again, Happy Halloween Every One!!! Hailling Frequencies Closed!
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Friday, June 20, 2008
My Westerner's demands to Muslims
Now, I am translating those demands to English and publishing them here. This is blog action against Islamism as a reaction to the June 2 suicide attack against the Danish embassy in Pakistan which killed 8 people.
To renounce my Islamophobia, I demand from Muslims to recognize the right of existence of:
- Israel;
- former Muslims;
- critics of Islam;
- Buddhists, Hindus, atheists and all other people not belonging to any Abrahamian faith;
- homosexuals;
- clitores.
They must also recognize the equal rights of:
- non-Muslims;
- women.
I'd wish to add something about separation of religion from state, de-criminalizing food, alcohol and sex... but let's not be maximalistic.
The above listed demands are absolute, non-negotiable, and I think that no Westerner should ever consider any compromise regarding them. I reserve the right to make additions to the list if something appropriate comes to mind.
22 comments:
- lyd said...
Maya, the spirit of true Islam is not the same as the atrocities in the name of Islam. That's what I hope you will realize.
Radical Islam should understand that the West is not only about lack of spirituality, low moral standards, mechanical strive for money and power, etc.
- Maya M said...
I have been searching "the spirit of true Islam" for years, and the results so far are very discouraging.
Of course most Muslims don't and wouldn't do any atrocities, but after all, how many Germans were directly involved in carrying out the "final solution"?
I see nothing wrong in lacking spirituality and striving for money and power. As for the moral standards, I think that they are much higher in the West than anywhere in the Muslim world. When Muslims criticize the West's low moral standards, what they really mean is that Western women decide when and with whom to make sex.
I normally find your blog interesting in one way or another but this post and the previous one is insulting to Muslims .
1. lumping us Muslims all together and not differencing us from the good and the bad I find offensive .
2.If memory and history serve me correctly , most of the last 2000 years ,the atrocities committed on this planet have majority been committed by Christians .
3.Christians against Christians
the Crusades
the massacre of the Huguenots in France
all the European wars through out the ages
the Spanish Inquisition
the massacre of the Jews in northern Europe
the near extermination of Gypsies
the near extermination of the American Indians
the killings of the America's indigenous people .. Aztex , Mayan
the enslavement of African people
trying to kill off all aborigines in Australia
need I go on ?
- Maya M said...
Anonymous, Islamophobia is one of the main themes of my blog. I am afraid that if you continue reading it, you will be offended again.
Of course it is possible to be a Muslim and a wonderful person at the same time (though it requires either ignorance about one's own religion or cognitive dissonance). Let's assume that 90% of Muslims are good people, which is certainly a gross exaggeration. If so, then we have 100 millions of bad Muslims. There were only about 80 millions of Germans at the time when they made World War II and carried out the Holocaust.
It is disturbing for me that you seem more bothered by my writings than by the deeds of "bad Muslims".
Then, you go on listing atrocities done by non-Muslims in the past, implying that, for the sake of justice, I must allow Muslims to catch up and do the same amount of atrocities before expressing any dislike. In other words, I will have the right to condemn Jew-murdering Muslims only after they murder more than 6 millions of Jews. This logic is often used by Muslims and Western pieceniks. I find it bizarre and very dangerous.
So your comment illustrates well why I, and many others, have a problem with Muslims.
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- justme1985 said...
Maya, I think your posts are too subjective and although you didn't mention it anywhere, it is clear you are a jew. Don't get me wrong - I have nothing against jews but I am much against zionists' injustices and their supporters - not only because I am a muslim, but because I am for justice.
BTW, I find a lot of your articles offensive to muslims and muslim students at MU - Sofia and I consider them spreading hatred.
It is sad that you haven't allowed Yahweh to open your eyes by shedding the scales on them .
How about Israel recognizing the right of existence of its muslim minority first? Not to mention who's the indogenious population.
You're irrationally and offensively islamophobic. Extreme islam causes a lot of damage and noone can disagree with that but generalizing like that shows that some nonmuslims have also a long way to go. I'm Cristian if that matters.
- Maya M said...
I don't understand what you mean by your implication that Israel doesn't recognize the right of existence of its Muslim minority.
They have all rights I can think of, from the right to develop their culture to the right to elect members of Parliament. I am afraid, however, that too many members of that minority are not and do not want to be loyal citizens of their country.
From the viewpoint of the right to exist, it doesn't matter who the indigenous population is. Or it is OK to bomb immigrant districts in Europe because their inhabitants aren't indigenous?
I agree that some non-Muslima also have a long way to go. Many Christians, like you, don't fully accept the right of Israel to exist. As for me having to go a long way - at the moment when Muslims meet my demands, I will be ready to go a way the length of the Equator.
- justme1985 said...
What about this then: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/apr/30/israelandthepalestinians
You see, the statement that only muslims deny Israel (or more exactly the way it was founded and continues to spread its territory) is baseless. And even more baseless is your statement that they do it because of Islam.
I would like to quote the great intellectual Edward Said who said: " The Palestinian struggle for justice is especially something with which one expresses solidarity, rather than endless criticism and exasperated, frustrating discouragement, and crippling divisiveness. Remember the solidarity here and everywhere in Latin America, Africa, Europe, Asia and Australia, and remember also that there is a cause to which many people have committed themselves, difficulties and terrible obstacles notwithstanding. Why? Because it is a just cause, a noble ideal, a moral quest for equality and human rights."
You see, Maya, many muslims (and not only muslims) don't feel any hatred towards jews and don't deny their right of having their own country.
Nevertheless, they deny the way Israel dealt with the situation. It was very ugly.
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- justme1985 said...
There was something wrong with the link. I don't know why I couldn't post the whole of it. Anyway, I Think you know what it is about - the letters of jews who refused to celebrate the founding of Israel.
- shlemazl said...
Love your "list". Should be included into constitutions of every half-decent country.
- Maya M said...
Thank you, Shlemazl!
- Nizo said...
Which Israel? the one based on 67 borders or 48?
Israel itself doesn't seem to have decided what/where it wants to be.
On the subject of homosexuals, the same could be asked of Judaism and Christianity. The illusion of the latter two religion's openness doesn't come from the religions themselves but from the separation of church and state in the west.
- Maya M said...
Thank you, Nizo, and welcome to my blog.
You are right that Israel hasn't yet definitive borders. However, I am troubled by the refusal of most Israel's enemies to recognize it in ANY borders. This is well illustrated by the continued attacks against Israel from Gaza.
Bulgaria was given independence in 1878 but didn't acquire its definitive borders until the end of WWII. However, none of the states with which we made wars over territories insisted on wiping Bulgaria from the map altogether, or on return of millions of descendants of refugees to Bulgaria.
Your remark about homosexuals touches things too important and complex for me to give them here the discussion they deserve. However, I'll try to summarize what I think.
Christians and Jews may think that homosexuality is a sin and homosexuals will eventually go to Hell. I guess this is what you mean when you write that "the same could be asked from Judaism and Christianity". However, only in extremely rare cases will Christians or Jews attack a person for being homosexual - and this is what is important for me.
Some Muslim-dominated states have punishments for homosexuality written in their penal codes. I wouldn't blame their citizens for this fact. It seems to me unfair to blame an individual for something done by his state even if the latter is a democracy (which the states in question aren't). However, my impression is that even if homosexuality is decriminalized, individuals demonstrating it would still be unsafe in Muslim-dominated societies. The latest post by Anglo-Libyan seems to confirm my fears.
In fact, an important difference between Muslims and non-Muslims is that most non-Muslims have transferred to the state all oppressive functions, while many Muslims feel free to take the law in their own hands. This can easily lead to de facto introduction of Sharia in historically non-Muslim states with new Muslim minorities, as is currently observed in Western Europe. So, even if Muslim-majority states proclaim separation of mosques from state and change their laws accordingly, this is unlikely to bring any real change until mentality of ordinary citizens is also changed.
- Nizo said...
Zdrave Maya,
You seem too intelligent a lady to be lapping up and regurgitating anti-islamic sentiment without digesting it first.
Who are the enemies who refuse to recognize Israel within any borders?
Hamas, Iran, Hizbullah.
Hamas, out of the three is the only party who would fit your description of israel's insatiable enemy, the other two use the anti-israel stance to justify the existence of their regimes whereby most of the hot air is for both internal and external consumption. Actually, the stance of the Mullahs is an aberration when one considers the relatively Jewish-friendly history of Iran. Up to this day, many Iranians in Iran and the diaspora do not toe the belligerent party line. Would Iran ever attack Israel? I sincerely doubt it, despite Njad's stance. That said, I do personally think that he is playing with fire and pushing Israel into a corner where Israelis will eventually demand that their government do something.
On the other hand, the governments of Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the Gulf States, and the Maghréb would and have acknowledged an Israel within 1948 borders with modifications. Even Syria would be ready to recognize Israel if the Golan was returned.
Now let's be clear, (a cold) peace between Arab regimes and Israel doesn't mean the region's peoples (and I stress the plural) are particularly fond of Israel. Nor does it erase the (perceived) sense of injustice that has been enshrined in over 60 years of historical events where Israel almost invariably comes out on top.
Now if someone manages to find a magic potion that would make Israel vanish, they would enjoy a free round of drinks at every bar in Ramallah, Cairo and Damascus. But the picture of Arab hordes beating at the gates of Israel, clamouring to annihilate it, is far from true. Arabs have bigger worries and many more interesting passtimes - such as enjoying a dish of stuffed vine leafs while watching turkish soaps.
On the subject of homos, the Muslims are no harsher than the western nations once were vis-à-vis sodomy. As for your allegation that vigilante justice is the domaine of muslims, then perhaps kkk members who hung blacks from trees must have been muslims as well.
On the subject of sexuality, and I'm speaking as a non-muslim homo who grew up in the predominantly muslim middle east, I can tell you that sexuality has historically been infinitely more fluid than in the west. And if they ever had to apply the penal code, they would have to hang half the middle east.. not to mention they wouldn't be left with anyone to do the hanging..
The subject is worthy of (much) more discussion of course. If you're interested.
- Maya M said...
Nizo, I see your comment also deserves a special post (possibly more than one) as an answer. Let me just say for now that I disagree with you on some items and hope you are right on others.
- doc steve said...
With due respect I think you should stick to biology and stay away from subjects like Islam and the Middle East, about which you obviously know nothing.(did you state someplace that you'd rather not spout politically correct b.s?)
If you insist on voicing your oppinions on these subjects then at least try to educate yourself. Here are some reading suggestions: MUHAMMAD by Karen Armstrong;THE PASSIONATE ATTACHMENT by George & Douglas Ball; IT'S EASIER TO REACH HEAVEN THAN THE END OF THE STREET by Emma Williams. If you are interested I can suggest many more.
- Maya M said...
I have read the Koran. Some day, when I have the opportunity, I intend also to read some works of early Muslim historians related to Mohamed's life.
Why should I waste my time reading a modern apologist of Islam like Karen Armstrong? She hasn't even a degree in history. If you tell me to stick to biology, why don't tell Ms. Armstrong to stick to Enlish language studies and the poet Tennyson, her only documented areas of expertise?
One of the things I don't like about many Muslims is their habit to tell other people what to talk, write or draw, and what not to. However, I must admit that a legion of non-Muslims have the same habit.


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