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Brian Banks seeks compensation from state, not accuser
Posted by Mike Florio on May 26, 2012, 11:59 PM EDT
The former high-school football star and USC recruit who was jailed based on false testimony wants a shot at the NFL. Brian Banks also seeks compensation for his wrongful imprisonment.
According to the Associated Press, Banks will seek $100 per day for every day of his five-year imprisonment from the state of California. It's a sum less than $200,000 — a far cry from fair compensation for five years behind bars.
Per the report, Banks won't sue his accuser, Wanetta Gibson. She recanted her claim of kidnapping and rape, allowing Banks to be fully cleared of all wrongdoing. Prosecutors have no immediate plans to pursue criminal charges against Gibson, but the door hasn't been closed.
43 responses to "Brian Banks seeks compensation from state, not accuser"
jaggedmark says:
Not nearly enough!
cush2push says:
should be receiving more than that the accuser should also payback her settlement money
dmq13 says:
If he isn't put behind bars for longer than he was I've lost even more faith in our judicial system. It's ridiculous someone can be prosecuted simply based on someone's word and not real
Evidence.
covercorner says:
Brian Banks definitely deserves the more than reasonable sum of money he is asking for.
raiderspride says:
Tough call. Do you hate her for the five yeasrs in prison, or do you Thank Her for owning up, being honest and ending the nightmare?
massappeal12345 says:
It looks like Ms. wanetta gibson has struck a deal for having an innocent man's life torn apart.
Whatever the reason, the prosecuter should be after her with a vengence, if just to protect any other innocent man out there.
The next accused could be your son.
offthelows says:
This entire ordeal came about because Gibson was able to get rich via lawsuit paid for by the school (taxpayers). because she lied, now Banks wants to sue the state (taxpayers). There's a party whose major agenda is to keep this litigation nation gravy train in force and constantly expanding. Remember that the next time you visit the ballot box.
jibanez0810 says:
This gets me so mad. Off the the words of a lying Scandolous woman a man spent FIVE years in prison. Imagine that. I'm sure the mom had something to do with it. This woman not only ruined this mans life she also puts a negative on a lot of woman who have been raped and are fighting for people to believe them. This woman deserves jail time. Let her keep the money. Put her on jail.
romoscollarbone says:
The more and more this story develops. The more and more this guy amazes me, he has forgiven his accuser, been positive, and he'd probably burst at the seems to get on the field. Considering he's been away five years, i doubt he can play NFL ball, but someone from the CFL or AFL, need to check him out.
labratre says:
Wanetta need to be confined to the deepest, darkest, hole in the prison, and remain there for 5 years. I mean straight isolation, no human contact what so ever. These woman who want to falsely accuse guys of crimes such as these, must be prosecuted to the fullest. Keep ya head up, my man. Though 5 years is 5 years, you'll be ok, it'll be alright.
gsatt2112 says:
I was wrongfully imprisoned and forced to read Monday morning qb and watch PFT live. It was horrifying. I'm now suing the Internet for being boring.
squatch9 says:
Unbelievable that there may not be any charges against Wanetta Gibson for this. Absolutely unbelievable.
A false charge that cost a man almost a decade in jail?
End the false rape charges, make prosecution for it a possibility!
kacapaco says:
I am smelling 'dirty politics' here. Why wouldn't he sue her if she lied to the law enforcement and the court to put him in jail? I guess he struck a deal with her NOT to sue her for recanting her claims. If so, why the heck I, the tax payer, should pay all bill? Am I paranoid to think these ppl -the woman and this 'convict/innocent' are game with us the tax payers?? Heck, these tugs will keep sucking our blood.
Oh, and keep in mind, fellas, that alleged rape victims' names and photos are sacrosanct and not published by the press. However… someone accused of such a crime – accused, not convicted – has his name plastered all over the newspapers and media websites…
steelhammer92 says:
For the love of God, put her behind bars! All this does is set a bad precedent and girls will continue to make these false claims. If he made a deal with her while behind bars and promised he wouldn't sue for her money in exchange for her confession, then fine. But she shouldn't escape the law.
jcg23 says:
Again, I am shocked that this young man is keeping his composure.
iplaybad says:
They can start getting him his $$$ by garnishing it from Ms. Gibson….$1.5mm for that lying gurl!
nyfootballgiants says:
Truly sad story here. However, the only thing the state offers in this case is deeper pockets. Unfortunately for him, there is no guilt on the side of the state. He still pled guilty to false charges made by the "victim".
It's not the states fault she made false allegations against him. He should be suing her….
savannahrose44 says:
Why should the taxpayers have to pay for this mistake and NOT Wanetta Gibson? I'm not saying the state shouldn't make some kind of restitution, but there is no way she should not be getting a free pass on this. That woman was awarded 1.5 million dollars from the school district that she did not deserve.
watters7 says:
OJ said he would kill for the same opportunity
thraiderskin says:
He needs to go at both parties… He deserves so much more for how much was taken.
plum13sec says:
what a heartless woman. jail time she deserves
judgejuday says:
The minimal coverage/comments this story has received is beyond me.
So many more details to this story that could be provided.
maximusprime107 says:
Hope some team gives him a shot. This women ruined his life and I can't imagine a person who could live with themselves for falsely putting someone behind bars
medialovesthecowboys says:
Um…send that b!tch to jail.
souldogdave says:
He needs better legal advice. Sue them all, the accuser should be in prison.A million a year sounds ok.
drednot says:
souldogdave…i totally 100% agree!!!
stevequinn says:
Stating the obvious, 5 years is a long time in a young man's life to spend in jail for a crime he didn't commit. The State of California should compensate him for every day behind bars.
They should also pay for his enrollment in college where he can pursue a degree and play football. That was stolen from him and should be returned.
The accuser should be arrested and spend 5 years in jail.
@raiderspride
Not nearly as tough as you think. He was already out of prison when she fessed up. The only thing her confession did was clear his name and clear his record. It didn't get him released from prison early.
pftcensorssuck says:
Of course he's suing the state….. the woman who lied and put him in prison has $1.98 to her name.
The system is that the state puts forward whatever evidence it has. It's up to a jury to decide if that's credible enough to convict and incarcerate you.
The state had the victim's testimony, which was credible enough to convict Banks.
She lied.
His beef isn't with the "system"; it's with the victim who lied, and the jurors who believed her, as well as his own lawyer who didn't do a good enough job to get him acquitted.
Sucks that he got wrongly convicted and served six years, but as flawed as it may be, the system worked, given what it had to work with.
Who is the guy? Get a job at McDonalds and quit asking for handouts!
xx4zu1 says:
The only thing worse than taking a man's freedom is taking his life. Considerations need to made regarding the time he spent in prison, the education he lost as well as the possibility that he may have made an NFL team. Asking for such a low amount may not push the state into seeking charges against his accuser. They will more than likely settle this have him sign a confidentiality clause and watch it all disappear. Unfortunately they may never go after this woman simply because she may not have any money to recoup and it would cost more to pursue legal actions than could be recovered. There is also the issue that some women may not report rapes if they believe they could be prosecuted and sued if their claim can't be proved. I personally think they should nail this woman and anyone that was driving her to do this as well.
The parents from that school district need to be pressuring the school board into getting every dime that piece of trash received back.. and then some. That's money that could have gone into the classrooms and into those children's educations.
wuchick2002 says:
i agree she deserves 5 years but she would get out early for good behavior.
txtuff says:
State owes him nothing!! The guy didn't fight for his innocence he just pled guilty. So if the accused pleads guilty how the hell is that the states fault? Now if he would have fought and still done time it would be a different story.
mancave001 says:
Pay the man. Now.
JaminJake says:
He needs to go after the state. To be 16 and told you can't talk to your mom before signing a plea is absolute horse $hit. Oh, and the lack of evidence also. Goes to show our legal system isn't blind, money greatly improves your chances of getting off.
he should go after them for 100 million to make a point and secure something that he could have made.
True, but when the state decides to proceed with essentially no evidence and force a 16 year old into signing a plea it is their fault. And they need to pay to the tunes of millions of dollars. Took a chance away from a high school standout to go play for USC on a full ride. That alone is more than 200 k.
This is the states fault for not doing their due diligence and checking whether the case had merit.
There have been a few famous cases were men have been imprisoned on false accusations like this and the women have later come forward and admitted the whole thing was a fraud. None of those women were charged with a crime. And overall, it's rare for perjury cases to be prosecuted, even when the person is caught in the act of lying to the court. Maybe if more people got into trouble for this stuff it would happen less often.
Yes, there have been a few famous cases where men have been imprisoned on false accusations.
How many have been not famous?
If you read about the case, the 16 year old took the plea on the advice of his attorney. (he could have faught it, and gambled that a jury would have seen it differently. He chose to plead guilty to a crime he didnt comit ). Not the states fault that she lied. Possibly bad advice from his own attorney, but definitely the fault of the lying "victim".
Sad story. Unfortunate. However, still not the states fault.
iainrwb says:
Just as well she didn't accuse him of something he could be executed for. Bit tougher to say sorry and take that back!
mikailus says:
Poor man. He deserves far more money than that, despite his ordeal. Though I guess he's got his reasons, such as being humble. But I'm only guessing.


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Mobile Pizza: Who Could Ask For Anything More?
Switchback Wood Fired Pizza is a fixture at the Easton Farmers' Market with its brick oven trailer. I had always wondered what goes into making something like that, which brings doughy, cheesy joy to so many. Co-owner Andrew Foreman explained:
"We got this trailer custom made for us by a gentleman out in Colorado. The oven itself is a pre-fab made out in California and when he gets an order, he contracts with his local trailer manufacturer to get the trailer custom made for him and he puts the oven on top."
"What got you started in pizza making?"
"I started working at a local pizza shop in high school and then I got into baking breads for the past ten years. But the real crux for us to do the wood fired oven, me and my wife Marguerite, is when we went to Italy for six weeks a couple of years ago and we did WWOOFing--Willing Workers On Organic Farms program--and one of the farms we stayed at had a wood oven and they baked breads for the local farmers' market. And every time you baked breads, the oven gets too hot to start once you fire it up, and so usually pizzas are made for lunch. So every time she'd be making breads, lunch would be pizzas and after lunch you'd put the breads in because it would be the right temperature. That was our main start."
"What's the coolest thing that you think can go on a pizza?"
"Me personally? I haven't found it yet. Every time we think of something that can go on a pizza, it's fantastic. Today we have a homemade sausage and I flambéed some local apples with some bourbon, and we threw that on there with some Gorgonzola bleu cheese. We've made cream sauces with pumpkin and had that on pizza. We've made pestos with kale or with beet greens. Especially working here at the Farmers' Market, you just find something you want and everything seems to go great on a pizza."
Trying To Survive, Paycheck-To-Paycheck
"What is the most pressing social issue in our country?"
"I think it's trying to survive; that's what it is, because, like most Americans, I'm living paycheck-to-paycheck and sometimes that paycheck doesn't stretch until the next paycheck. Sometimes I run out of things on a Wednesday or Thursday and, you know, two more days I get paid. Friday comes, here comes the bills and after I pay the bills off it's lucky if I have anything left for the rest of the week."
"So what's a solution to this problem, then?"
"The solution is that we should have free health care; no one should have to worry about getting something done and getting that humongous health bill later on. Then you gotta pay the copay if you see your doctor or specialist. Then if you have to go to the emergency room you got to worry about that bill coming in, usually between a hundred and two hundred dollars and that's just your copay. Not only health insurance but prescriptions. It's also bad, too, because you got these prescription companies telling you what medication you can have and what you can't have. I had that happen to me recently: I had to go to the emergency room because I couldn't breathe--I have COPD, right?--The doctor prescribed me a certain type of inhaler. Now, I went to my pharmacy, which has the inhaler, but the insurance company wouldn't pay for it because it wasn't on their 'list.' So I had to wait a week later to see my own doctor to get the inhaler they would cover. That's bad, you know?"
Of Unicorns and Extreme Art...
"I do metal and glass sculpture, I paint, and I do black-and-white sketch work. Ever since I was a kid, actually, I was, like four years old the first time I drew for someone's book. I was in preschool, and the teacher at the preschool, she writes novels, and she wrote a children's book, so she had me do all the little illustrations. Unicorns. Fun stuff."
"What do you hope to do with your current art?"
"I'm trying to actually put together a show for a gallery out in Paterson. That's my goal. There's this really cool gallery and it's all, like, extreme art, not like the normal stuff you see."
School Of Rock Easton
School of Rock Easton has produced some extremely talented musicians; among them are Jackie (left) and Galen (right). I caught them as they performed at the Farmers' Market last Saturday.
Me: "Tell me about School of Rock--what's it done for you?"
Galen: "Whoa, everything, dude. It's done everything for me. It's made me expand on my musical vocabulary and it's made me be more confident to be in front of people."
Me: "How did you get involved?"
Galen: "My grandpa heard about it and, like, seven years ago it opened up and I went to the open house, but we didn't have enough money yet, so over the years we got enough money and I started and I did a show in sixth grade and I've been doing it ever since."
Me: "What was your favorite show to do?"
Galen: "Jane's Addiction. Jane's Addiction. Oh my God, that was amazing."
Merchants of Easton: Lille Syster
Katie Antonson has lead two different lives, one leading to the other. From teacher to paper flower artist, Katie has followed a risky dream that has finally made her self-actualized and happy. Her shop, Lille Syster, which is Swedish for "little sister," is located at 228 Northampton Street, Second Floor.
"I was a teacher for eight years, in New York City and then in Easton, and when the budget cuts started happening in the Easton area School District, it kind of coincided with my sister's wedding. She was getting married outside in Vermont in January, so her flower situation was kinda awkward, 'cause, like, real flowers don't make sense. I had made paper flowers as a kid, so I was like, 'Let me get my hands on some paper. I'll see if I can figure out what we're going to do.' For her bridal shower I made all these flowers out of paper, and then she came surprised to the shower. Then I made flowers for her wedding--she'd decided she wanted them for the wedding--so we decked the entire inn in Vermont with thousands of dollars worth of paper flowers. When it was all done, my husband said, 'We're all done with this, right?' because my dining room table was a mess, hot glue guns were everywhere. And I was like, 'Really? We're gonna be done with this? Because I'll sell these things! You watch!' So I put them online and within three weeks I was overwhelmed with orders. I taught for two years and did the paper flowers at night. I went to bed at one o'clock and woke up at five for two full years, and then finally, I was like, my identity is a teacher but my life is leading me in this other direction. So, I resigned. The fact that Easton was in such upheaval and I never knew if I was going to have a job or not led me to follow my own path. I worked at home for a year and got a little stir crazy in my living room which had become my studio, but it still wasn't enough so I opened the shop. The way that my two lives intersect is that at my core I'm a teacher; I want to share what I know with everyone else, so I've created workshops and birthday parties and all of these other learning experiences for others."
Snoopy Dancer
She was *really* grooving out to the live band playing "I Got The Music In Me" at the Farmers' Market, so I had to know what made her love life so much.
"Music! And dancing! Any music that makes you dance. My nickname is Snoopy, because I Snoopy-dance!"
And I left her to Snoopy-dance to the music, which she had in her.
Easton Salsa Company
Arthur Skrzenski explains how the Easton Salsa Company got its groove:
"I started by entering a salsa contest here at the Farmers' Market; I was a volunteer helping them set up tents and Megan, the director, knew that I made salsa, so the first year they were having their salsa contest, I entered it and won first place. The second year, I won first place again, and I decided, 'All right, let's start doing this.' So, I was an engineer at the time and sort of transitioned myself into doing this full time."
"It must have been scary making that change."
"Yes. Yes. Of course. Leaving a very steady income, it was very, very scary. But I didn't do it altogether; I did it gradually, so I was sort of weaning myself off of one job and getting into this one."
What got you interested in salsa in the first place?"
"My parents have always cooked with me and my brother; that's how we started cooking. What got me into hot foods? Not really sure, because the rest of my family is not into it like I'm into it."
"And what's your favorite of your own salsas?"
"My first one. The tomatillo peach. The heat comes in after a little while and the peach levels it off."
I had to try some, and he's right. It is amazing.
Why We Make Photographs
Before we started the interview, she told me she followed BlinkPix and then confided in me that she wasn't sure she would be able to answer my questions as well as other people do. I told her she'd do fine and asked her what she was passionate about.
"People and photography! My dad used to have a really nice camera and I used to ask to borrow it and then he let me use it for a couple of years, and then he was like, 'Noooo, let's look into getting you your own camera.' So I got my own camera, and I actually have it with me right now. I've gone on mission trips, I have a website, too. I enjoy shooting people, animals, nature, landscapes, and things like that."
"What do you think it is that draws people to photography, to take pictures? Why do we feel we have to?"
"Seeing things on a different angle! Maybe, like, things that other people wouldn't see? You just see something and you're like, 'Oooh! That's nice!'"
"And you were worried that you wouldn't have good answers?"
She laughed, proudly.
Promise Neighborhoods of the Lehigh Valley: Coming Soon to An Easton Neighborhood Near You
Ammar Sharif (left) and Miguel Arias (right) of Promise Neighborhoods of the Lehigh Valley discuss what exactly a "Promise Neighborhood" is and how they come to be. A new Promise Neighborhood in Easton will be revealed next year after research has been completed and data have been tabulated.
Ammar: "In Promise Neighborhoods, we have our nine promises, which stretch from cradle to career, and we really try to help students and families succeed all the way through their educational careers and through their lives, so hopefully, they can graduate high school either on the path to college or on the path to a successful career."
"What does that entail?"
Ammar: "We work all the way from the beginning making sure they have access to good health care, so mothers or expectant mothers are regularly visiting hospitals. Then, before the students even start with the school district we try and make sure they are working with quality early education, then starting kindergarten prepared, and then that they're proficient in their core subjects. That they're transitioning from middle school to high school. That they're getting support from their family and community and they also have the skills necessary to eventually, if they need to take the SAT to get into college, they have the proper resources. Or, if college isn't their thing, then they have the opportunities to, say, seek out a welder, seek out a cosmetologist, to know what they need to get where they want to be. We don't provide the services directly. What we do is we collect the data. So, we'll canvass the neighborhood, wherever we select the nine-square-block area. In Allentown we did our survey with a goal of 80% return rate. We managed to get to 77%. So of our 779 households, we got 603 surveys back. Now we're presenting those to potential partners, saying, 'Here's the need. How can you help us create the proper intervention to help these students be successful in their lives?'"
"I know you can't say which one right now, but how do you go about choosing which nine-block-area will become the Promise Neighborhood?"
Ammar: "We are a really data-driven organization, as I said, we collect from a survey. We have right now data from the Census, data from the City, data from the school board and now we're collecting from the residents' feedback on where they feel it should be. We're going to take all this, blend it together, use what we learned in Allentown, really pick the best area where we can help people, *but* we don't limit our work to the nine square blocks. We use it as a targeted area to gauge our progress. But if someone comes who lives outside of our nine block area, we're not going to say, 'No, no--we're not going to help you. Sorry, go somewhere else.' We help them. And we don't just say, 'Here's a number you need to call'; we say, 'Here's a number you need to call--tell us if they don't respond. We'll call them. We have relationships with them. We know who we need to talk to to get you what you need.'"
"A lot of people do it for different reasons. The term 'vegan' is a very ambiguous term. Some people do it for health reasons; some people do it for ethical reasons. Like me. And I think for me it all comes to 'speciesism.' Are you familiar?"
"No, I'm not. Do tell."
"Well, 'speciesism' is something similar to racism or sexism, but it's not recognized all that much in our society. Humans, we claim to be at the top of the food chain, but we're really a separate thing from the 'natural' world. We see ourselves as above other animals, that we have the right to life and they don;t. We see them as a commodity or product when it doesn't matter what your intelligence is and it doesn't matter what you look like or what body you're in. What matter is, 'Can you suffer?' Animals can suffer, and we cause it unnecessarily only for 'palate pleasure.' And veganism is taking the stance that we're all equal. When I was fourteen, I had this spontaneous thought that i should become a vegetarian just because I always cared about animals. I really don't know where the thought came from, but something in me just recognized that what I was doing was not right. And then I was a vegetarian for three years before I found out that being vegan is the only way to really combat that and really solve the issue."
Life In The West Ward: Lynne Holden's Holistic Approach
Lynne Holden, Project Director of the West Ward Neighborhood Partnership gets the last word as our series on the West Ward draws to a close.
"When you hear everyone talk about the problems here, it's the overcrowding in this part of the neighborhood and that's the high rental, and what used to be single family homes are now two, three, four units. So, we have a lot of people compacted into small areas and sometimes with less than great landlords, and so you don't have great living conditions. It just feeds itself, that kind of thing: it breeds crime, it breeds lower participation. There are more transients, and the homeowners give more structure to the blocks. Like those who have been here for like fifty years. 'Oh, I've been in my house for 66 years,' somebody tells me and I'm like, 'Yeah! That's fabulous!' And they do give that stability. One thing that's sad is you look around at a block that I did last year this past spring, with volunteers we took one block on Washington Street, the Ten-Hundred block. We tried to do something on every single building, whether it's planter boxes or fixing the stoops or just painting the porches, we did something. We power-washed everything. And I stopped there today, and one of the neighbors called me over. I said, 'Oh my God, look at that: you're living next to a condemned property! When did that happen?' She said, 'Oh, that just happened. And that's not all—look two doors down. There's another.' So, now, in a block that we worked hard on, with maybe 30 volunteers from Community Builders, it went bad that quickly. I'm not saying those five properties were highly maintained, but we tried to put value into a block. You have that many blighted properties in the block, the property values are very bad. And I feel sorry for the homeowners; it just seems like such a difficult problem to tackle. And I try to think of creative ways to solve the problem, you know, 'Sell them all for a dollar!' If people who don't have good intentions go through a neighborhood and see a lot of abandoned properties, they say, 'Oh, this is up for grabs. This is a neighborhood that no one cares about anymore.' It doesn't matter that people in that block still do. It's how it looks. It just keeps feeding into each other. We have to find a holistic approach, and that's a very hard thing to do."
The Secret is Simple...
"What's the story of you guys?"
Her: "We've been married for seven years. Brian's from Easton; I'm from Bangor. We met through mutual friends and the rest is history."
"So what's the secret to a happy marriage?"
Him: "Time apart!"
Her: "That's not good!" (I'm thankful when both giggle.)
Life In The West Ward: Flood The Area With Patrols
Easton Police Chief Carl Scalzo, Jr. and several other officers attended a community meeting at the Lot Spot on Northampton Street last Tuesday. Here is what he had to say about what the West Ward can expect as far as police presence:
"Well, like I mentioned to 69 News earlier today, as far as getting into the exact deployment strategies, I can't say exactly what we're going to be doing, but, you know, law enforcement is so fluid, so what we always try to do is, obviously, we try to start to identify problems, and we have in the West Ward in the last couple of months. But one of the things we're going to do is to tackle it with manpower; attack it with different types of patrols, different types of strategies and really just try to flood the area and make it as unwelcome an area as we can. What we're seeing right now isn't necessarily houses, isn't necessarily seeing troubled areas as far as people hanging on porches and problems like that. It's more transient right now, where cars are coming in and violent crimes are occurring and the cars are driving out, so it's very different and difficult as far as how you're going to attack."
"What would you say as far as what the citizens can do? How do you get them involved if they're afraid?"
"Everybody wants safe communities to live in, so the big thing we always tell people is 'Just keep an eye on your neighborhood as far as what you see.' You don't have to run out and get involved and try to stop things from happening, but be a very good witness for us and just communicate with us because * that's * ultimately where we get a lot of our information to solve these things. And usually it's the solving that gets these individuals off the streets. Once they commit these things once, you find these individuals are doing these things over and over, so the quicker we can get 'em, the quicker we can identify the problem. The sooner we can get it to stop not only in that neighborhood but in all neighborhoods, and that's what our goal is. But as far as what we're dealing with right now, in the West Ward, it's gonna be basically flood it. And we're going to be encountering individuals, walking up and talking to them and trying to find out what people are doing, a lot of different types of patrols trying to flood the area so we don't have any more of this. It's just one of those things: it's like trying to catch lightning sometimes—trying to figure out where it's gonna hit next, but we're gonna do everything we can."
Life In The West Ward: Want To Be A Guardian Angel?
Timothy Poff, Chapter Director, and Tracy "Gypsy" Rapoli, Assistant Chapter Leader of the Guardian Angels in Easton talk about getting involved.
Timothy: "We've been here eight years. We're gonna start pickin' up our patrols a lot. Right now we're in the middle of goin' through classes--we got more recruits and when they graduate, we're gonna expand more, and then we can get more patrols out in the West Ward. That's our main goal right now."
"If somebody wants to get involved, what do they do?"
Timothy: "They can call me directly at 484-544-9196."
Tracy: "We also want to get involved with the community too; they want to do walks and we're willing to walk with them as well; they feel safe if we're walking with them. You know, power by numbers."
Life In The West Ward: Traffic Safety
This man is upset by those who are not respectful of the rules of the road in the West Ward.
"What happens around here, you'll have a school bus with their lights a-flashing, and there'll be cars that pass by; they'll come out of the side streets. They don't stop. Down here at Northampton and 7th, one morning when I was going to an appointment, a school bus was there, they picked students up, and there was cars coming out of 7th, not stopping. There were seven of them, plus a city truck, a pick-up truck, and turned right up into Wood Avenue without stopping. And a couple of them had come down 7th and they only stopped because the bus driver had blown the horn. That's one issue that I have, and the other is the safety of the crosswalks, both for young people and adults. And with this (points to his walker), I sometimes get told, 'Get moving!' in not the most pleasant way. The thing that bothers me is that people don't respect these crosswalks. They say you might as well think they're a joke 'cause of the way they behave with them."
Life In The West Ward: It's growing. Every. Day.
I've been here all my life, all 46 years. It's a big passion of mine. Born and raised here, seen it grow extremely big in different ways: citizens, poverty rates. The overall growing of the West Ward has been good and now, here and there, we're having problems, so I figure I just want to try to keep people positive with what's going on. Get 'em out, let them know what's going on. Don't be afraid to speak up for what you see."
"So what do you think is the biggest problem and what's the solution to that problem?"
"I think the biggest problem--I understand that everyone says 'it's landlords,' 'it's vacancies,' 'it's slumlords'--but a lot of it too is that we have to understand we have to police our own community, and I don't mean with guns. When you see something happen, get out there and report it. Call the cops. Stay informed. That's the only way we're gonna be able to settle and communicate and work with the police."
"How do you get people to do that without being afraid?"
"Hopefully by continuing to have meetings and being voiceful. Speak up, let people know, 'Hey, this meeting is going on today. We're offering this, come out, join up. Let's stick together.' I mean, the West Ward is very big--there're 16,000 people just in the West Ward alone. If we can get 5,000 people to come out every meeting, wow, that would be a big force and they would know that we mean business and crime wouldn't happen as much."
"So where do you see the West Ward in a year?"
"Moving forward. Continually growing. I'm not going to say we're going to stop growing because there's a lot of activity here, a lot of people who like the West Ward, move into the West Ward. You know, you got Downtown, College Hill, South Side. The West Ward--It's growing. Every. Day. I want to make it grow for the positive."
He's a Bit of a Crybaby...
"I took my boyfriend to the hospital last night. He has an abscess in his leg. He's a bit of a crybaby."
Life In The West Ward: Lynne Holden Smiles, Has Faith (Part 1)
West Ward Neighborhood Partnership Project Director Lynne Holden explains what keeps her faith in the West Ward, and what makes her smile.
"I absolutely have faith in this area. There are tremendous people in this neighborhood. It's just that it's so big it's hard for everyone to connect. We have the largest population and the largest area. Initially, this was eight smaller neighborhoods, and then it was kind of more manageable. But it's hard to figure out how to engage people."
"Has one neighborhood just bled into the next?"
"Yeah, they all have. They were all named after the grade school that was in them and that was the center for that neighborhood and all the kids went to that grade school. Once those small neighborhood schools went out and were torn down, it really changed the way the neighborhoods worked."
"Is part of the answer trying to get those neighborhoods back?"
"I think some people still feel they have that neighborhood. You know, Easton Heights folks, which is up by the cemetery, they've always kind of kept their name. Dutch Town kind of kept its name: this is all Dutch Town over there. So those two neighborhoods kept their names, but the others don't really have a real identity. But they're all very similar neighborhoods."
"So, when you think about the West Ward and you smile, what are you thinking about?"
"I think about all the people that are here. We have amazing people trying to raise families who are struggling with hard times but still are positive and giving, and we have our amazing community gardens, and all that we have done. We are really proud of all that we have done in the West Ward over the past ten years. Seven hundred trees have been planted; I don; know how many facades have been redone, the sidewalk replacements. And this year I did a new program, trying to help the elderly stay in their homes a little longer by going in and checking for safety hazards. We want to keep the home owners."
Don't Start Too Young
Third Street
She told me that having a baby was the craziest thing that ever happened to her. I asked what having a baby had taught her:
"A *lot*. Don't ever start too young."
"Do you feel you started too young?"
"Yes. I felt that I shoulda waited. My only plan was graduating high school."
"Did you?"
(Smiling proudly) "Mmm hmmmm!"
"The craziest thing I seen was people drinking trying to swim naked in the downtown falls, which was not that long ago. The craziest thing that happened to *me* was getting locked outta my apartment and then trying to find my kids for them to let me back into the house. I accidentally locked my keys in there and there was like a hunnerd people who live in the building and not one of 'em, I couldn't get *one* of 'em to let me in 'cause they didn't know me. So, more or less, I was walking around waiting for my kid to show up to get back into my house. It took about three hours but I got in."
"What's the coolest thing about being sisters?"
"Wel, in our case, we've had a life of being together in the same room, and then we were apart, ended up buying a bed and breakfast together, and somehow ended up in the same room when the rooms are full. And now we live with each other. What we've found is that we're seven years apart, but through the years we've grown to enjoy many of the same things. So when you're little, that's not so good, because she's seventeen and I'm ten, but now that we're closer, we have a lot of more things in common. We love art and history and a lot of cultural things."
Zombie Tired
"I'm Jessica Jones, and me and my friend Tara Kingsley, we're doing the makeup for the Zombie Pub Crawl. I'm a visual artist and I've been a visual artist since I can remember, but I got into makeup about six years ago so I do film work, photo work and special effects photo shoots."
"Do you have a thing for zombies? Do you have an affinity for zombies?"
"Not really. I mean, kinda personally, I don't wanna be like a Negative Nancy, (laughs) but as a makeup artist I'm kinda tired of doing zombies."
"What would be the most important life advice to give to him? What do you want him to know?"
Man on left: "Get an education, get a job. Stay single as long as you can. (Laughs)"
"And what advice would you give back?"
Boy on right: "Probably to try to encourage your kids. If they break down you go immediate to them. But you do that anyway. (Smiles)"
Groovin' to the Tunes
Watching the band at Garlic Fest.
Small Dog Rules The Streets
Seconds after I snapped the picture, the terrier snapped at the Weimaraner, who jumped into the waiting arms of his owner. #smallvictory

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Gardasil: faith and propaganda versus hard evidence
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Faith and propaganda versus hard evidence
The road to hell is paved with good intentions
In a recent news: « Cervical cancer: deaths increase as HPV vaccine is underused, says WHO »[1] published in British Medical Journal, Owen Dyer pleas for of anti HPV vaccines on the faith that this vaccine can prevent invasive cervix cancer. This golden tale is respectable but relies only on « predictions, » not on scientific hard evidences of real oncologic results. He acts as a new advocate of vaccination promising for now more than 15 years that cervix cancer will disappear in 20 years but forget to watch to oncologic results already published in cancer registries!
These real oncologic results are paradoxical and really worrying: In all the countries with high anti HPV coverage the incidence[2] of invasive cervix cancer increases in vaccinated age groups while in older (unvaccinated) population and in France, (with low vaccine coverage) the incidence diminishes.
The Myth of Australian success
Australia was the first country to organize routine immunization for girls aged 12 to 26 in 2007 and is always cited as the example of success of vaccine on the belief of a simulation presented as real results[3]. But, according to the cancer register[4], vaccinated age groups women suffer from risk increase: 113% (from 0.7 to 1.5) for those aged 20 to 24 (catch up vaccinated for more than 80% of them), about a third increase for 25-29 y women (p<0.05) and for 30-34 who are less vaccinated, (p=0.01). These last increases are statistically significant and cannot be due to hazard. During the same period, most older women (and therefore unvaccinated) saw their cancer risk decrease : less 17% for women aged 55 to 59 (from 9.7 to 8.1), less 13% for women aged 60 to 64 ( from 10.3 to 8.9), less 23% for those aged 75 to 79 (from 11.5 to 8.8) and even less 31% for those aged 80 to 84 (from 14.5 to 10).
GREAT BRITAIN: THE PARADOXAL EFFECT OF GARDASIL PROMOTING CANCER
The UK national program was introduced in 2008 to offer HPV vaccination to 12–13-year-old with catch-up vaccination to girls up to 18 years old. Vaccination coverage in England has been with over 80% of 12–13-year olds receiving the full course. Coverage within the catch-up cohorts ranges from 39% to 76%). As related by Castanon « We expected cervical cancer rates decrease in women aged ages 20 to 24 from 2014… However, in 2016, national statistics showed a sharp and significant increase in the rate of cervical cancer in the vaccinated age groups. Women aged between 20 and 25 years vaccinated for more than 85% of them, saw their cancer risk increase by 70% in 2 years (from 2.7 in 2012 to 4.6 per 100,000 in 2014 p = 0.0006)[5], and those aged 25 to 30, who were aged between 18 and 23 at the time of the vaccination campaign saw their cancer risk increase by 100% between 2007 and 2015 (from 11 / 100,000 to 22 / 100,000 )". According to Office of National Statistics Women 25 to 34 years, less vaccinated, have seen incidence increase by 18% (from 17 in 2007 to 20 in 2014). Older, women unvaccinated, benefit of stable or decreasing incidence (-13% for 65-79, 10% after 80.
SAME PARADOXICAL PHENOMENON IN SWEDEN.
In Sweden, Gardasil has been used since 2006, and the vaccination program was rolled out in 2010, with vaccination coverage of 12-year-old girls approaching 80%. In 2012-2013, with a catch-up program, almost all girls aged 13 to 18 were vaccinated. In this country, the standardized incidence of cervical cancer in the global [6]population has increased steadily since vaccination from 9.6 per 100000 in 2006 to 9.7 in 2009, 10.3 in 2012 and 11.49 in 2015[7]. This increase is mostly due to the increase in the incidence of invasive cancers among women aged 20-24 whose incidence doubled (from 1.86 in 2007 to3.72 in 2015 c=0.89; p<0.001). The incidence of invasive cancer of the cervix increased by 24% in women aged 25 to 34 from 12.44 to 15.49(c=0.68; p=0.05), In contrast, a decrease in the incidence has been observed in women over 50. Dillner, a promoter of vaccination recognizes the increase of incidence of cancer in his country [8] but pretends that « less effectiveness of screening » is the culprit
Advocates of vaccination brandish good results against infection by stains included in the vaccines and decrease of CN2 CN3. But they should rather watch on registered cancer incidences and wonder about the paradoxical contrast of decrease of infection and statistically significant increases of invasive cancer. This paradox questions the causal Link between HPV infection and cancer and the repeated mis information pretending that 99% of cervix cancer are only due to HG HPV[9]
France: the bad example for big pharma
The evolution of these countries, with high immunization coverage, can be compared to the trend observed in metropolitan France, where HPV vaccination coverage is very low (around 15%). France can be considered, for this reason, as a control country. In France the incidence of cervical cancer has steadily decreased from 15 in 1995 to 7.5 in 2007, 6.7 in 2012 and 6 in 2017, much lower than the countries with high vaccine coverage. This decrease in incidence was accompanied by a decrease in mortality from 5 in 1980 to 1.8 in 2012 and 1.7 in 2017.
It is paradoxical and very worrying that this favourable French evolution, could be jeopardized by an obligation considered in the short term by our representatives[10], for some misinformed and other with too much competing interests with big pharma
[1] BMJ 2019;364: l580 doi: 10.1136/bmj. l580 (Published 6 February 2019)
[2] Incidence = number of new annual cases/100 000 women
[3] BBC Cervical cancer: Australia 'to be first to eliminate disease'2018 10 3 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-45727977
[4] Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
[5] Castanon A. Sasieni P. Is the recent increase in cervical cancer in women aged 20–24 years in England a cause for concern? Preventive Medicine 107 (2018) 21–28
[6] Cytological begnin abnormalities linked to infections
[7] According to Nordcan. register
[8] Dillner Joaquim: Livmoderhals cancer ökar hosbkvinnor med normalt cellprov Läkartidningen
Volym 115 article in swedish
[9] Ibid Already cited BBC 2018 10
[10] Their representativity is questioned by the « yellow coats
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A resounding "yes" to the question trembling on every lip: There is life after Hereafter! Clint Eastwood goes deep into Oliver Stone territory and emerges victorious with J. Edgar. Although hardly flawless, Eastwood's biopic is his richest, most ambitious movie since the Letters From Iwo Jima–Flags of Our Fathers duo, if not Unforgiven.
Does anyone under the age of 50 even remember the man who more or less created the FBI and successfully ran the agency for nearly half a century? Patriot, scoundrel, genius of self-promotion, gangbuster, red-baiter, blackmailer, proponent of the fingerprint, apostle of the wiretap, keeper of the crypt, and momma's boy monster of sexual repression, J. Edgar Hoover (1895–1972) was one of the great American personalities of the 20th century. ("He's sick, cruel, dogmatic, stupid, racist. . . . Everything I like in a character," Sam Fuller once said.) Hoover is also a figure who, for the 81-year-old Eastwood, must have been a childhood hero and perhaps later a Dirty Harry ego-ideal as the guy who would break any law to defend The Law.
Hoover has already been splendidly embodied by Broderick Crawford in Larry Cohen's 1977 pulp masterpiece, The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover. But with prosthetics simulating Hoover's bulldog look, the better to enact the FBI man's bulldog tenacity, Leonardo DiCaprio turns out to have been a quite canny casting move. With his own celebrity presence, DiCaprio successfully promotes the movie's idea of Hoover as a star (rather than the squat balding troll familiar to anyone who grew up in the '60s), even as he makes convincing the sexual ambiguity crucial to the Hoover conceived by Eastwood and screenwriter Dustin Lance Black.
Black, who won an Oscar for Milk, has furnished Eastwood with a complex, richly associative script that puts the first 20 years of Hoover's career (the 1920s and '30s) in the context of his last decade (the 1960s), with flashbacks motivated by the memoir he dictates to a succession of young agents. Crammed with material, even if the midsection is a bit slack, J. Edgar is a dense historical tapestry. Everyone from Emma Goldman and Shirley Temple to Norman Schwarzkopf Sr. and H.R. Haldeman gets a cameo, but it's all in the service of historical perspective. The bombs that triggered the 1919 Palmer Raids foreshadow the events of, and fallout from, 9/11 ("the crimes we're investigating are not crimes but ideas," someone complains), even as the Hoover of 1961 looks back on the post–World War I Red Scare as a harbinger of the civil rights movement and its supposedly communist-directed leader, Martin Luther King. It's "just like today," Hoover more than once notes.
Like most Eastwood productions, J. Edgar is frugal and underlit; like his better films, it has an undercurrent of nuttiness. The movie's closing thought: "Love is the greatest force on earth." So, yes, J. Edgar provides an almost credible theory of the great man's sexuality. The movie might have done more with his fascinated horror of female criminality, from Ma Barker to Angela Davis; still, when propositioned at age 35 by an eager movie starlet and then asked to dance by Ginger Rogers's mother, Hoover runs home in terror to his battle-ax mom (Judi Dench). "I'd rather have a dead son than a live daffodil," she snarls, and teaches him a rudimentary fox-trot. Eastwood sees Hoover's relation to the women in his life as key—he early forms a crucial bond with his sternly asexual personal secretary Helen Gandy (self-effacingly played by Naomi Watts)—but his most important relationship is with designated best friend Clyde Tolson (Armie Hammer). Discreetly campy for most of the movie, Hammer throws a magnificent tantrum upon learning that his soul mate is contemplating marriage with Hollywood sarongster Dorothy Lamour.
Indeed, Hollywood is never far away. Just as Hoover is several times accused of fabricating media stories and turning himself into a fictional hero, J. Edgar is a self-aware production, filled with its own textual signposts. There are flashes of Jimmy Cagney as a gangster in Public Enemy and a cop in G-Men. Other references are simply playful: Edgar and Clyde bond while shopping for clothes at a men's store named Julius Garfinkle (given name of blacklisted star John Garfield) and the word "nelly" leaps out of a courtroom display at a kidnapping trial. J. Edgar not only references Citizen Kane but, in Edgar's mother-loving antics, Psycho. There's even a nod to The Matrix when Hoover begins dictating his memoirs to one Agent Smith (not, unfortunately, played by Hugo Weaving).


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Impaired Driving Repeat Offender Measure Introduced By Lowey, Latimer
Elected officials introduced legislation to curtail impaired driving in the region. Photo Credit: Westchester County Government via Twitter
With the Memorial Day weekend here, elected officials are warning drivers not to drink and drive while introducing new proposed legislation to curtail impaired driving.
Westchester County Executive George Latimer joined Congresswoman Nita Lowey on Friday afternoon, May 24 in front of the Westchester County Stop DWI Simulator to urge responsible and safe driving over the holiday week and throughout the summer.
In addition to the warning to "drive sober or get pulled over," Lowey also announced the Impaired Driving Repeat Offender Prevention Act. This bill would require states to mandate the installation of an ignition interlock device in vehicles operated by those who have DWI convictions for at least 180 days.
"When an incident of impaired driving occurs, its impacts ripple outward and affect not just those involved in the incident, but their families, friends, and the community at large," White Plains Public Safety Commissioner David Chong said. "We need to do everything within our power to curb impaired driving. Congresswoman Lowey's legislation takes a common-sense approach to this problem, and I applaud her for her efforts."
According to Lowey, the proposed fiscal year 2020 transportation spending bill supports these efforts and would provide $5 million for critical research and development, modernizing drunk driving prevention technology through the Driver Alcohol Detection System for Safety (DADSS) program.
"While tougher laws have helped save lives, drunk driving still kills far too many people across the Lower Hudson Valley," she noted. "From 2013 to 2017, Westchester and Rockland lost 55 residents to alcohol-impaired driving.
"In addition to warm weather and fun in the pool and at the beach, the summer months also, unfortunately, bring the 100 deadliest days of the year for drunk driving. In 2017, an estimated 10,874 people were killed in drunk driving crashes in the United States. This horrifying statistic is amplified by this truth: drunk driving is 100 percent preventable. And while drunk driving even once is too many times, we should not allow convicted offenders to repeat those mistakes."


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Scott Hastings is a champion ballroom dancer, training hard for the annual Pan-Pacific Grand Prix Dancing Championship. When he finds himself without a partner, he is approached by a motivated beginner, Fran, who has been taking lessons at his parent's dance studio. Fran convinces Scott that they should embrace their own style and compete using their own moves, even if they aren't approved by the Australian Federation.
When Scott's mother tries to persuade him to partner instead with an established dancer, Tina Sparkle, Fran runs home devastated. However, Scott's heart is set on dancing with Fran, and he certainly doesn't give up easily. Will the pair be able to overcome the many obstacles standing in their way?
Based on the cult-favorite film directed by Baz Luhrmann, who also created the musical, "Strictly Ballroom" is directed and choreographed by Drew McOnie with a book by Luhrmann and Craig Pearce. With a collection of popular songs, including "Love is in the Air," "Time After Time," and "Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps," woven together with show-stopping dance routines, this adaptation of the beloved 90s film is a spectacular fusion of ballroom dancing and musical theatre.
Fernando Miro originated the role of Rico in the world premiere in Australia and has continued his journey with the West End cast. An incredibly talented flamenco dancer, Miro has performed with English National Opera and Opera Australia, and he was also invited to perform in Spain for the Andalusian government.
The show opened in Sydney in 2014, before transferring to Melbourne and Brisbane. It received seven nominations at the 2014 Helpmann Awards, including Best Musical. Since then, the production made its British premiere in Leeds in 2016, before a run in Toronto in 2017.
"Strictly Ballroom" was originally conceived as a play while Baz Luhrmann was studying at the National Institute of Dramatic Art. While producing an extended version in 1988, he met one of the company's designers, Catherine Martin, who he later married!
When the original film premiered at Cannes Film Festival, it got a 15-minute standing ovation. It was nominated for Best Musical at the 1994 Golden Globes and won three awards at the BAFTAs.
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For many, the offseason is filled with dreaming of remote Canadian wilderness adventures. In searching for next summer's best opportunity to see Moose and Caribou, eat freshly caught fish, and paddle the most remote lakes and rivers this country has to offer.
While there are a ton of great paddling opportunities in Canada, one of the best and most remote options is actually quite accessible. It's the wild and rugged wilderness of Woodland Caribou Provincial Park. Tucked neatly into the northwest corner of the sprawling province of Ontario, Woodland Caribou Provincial Park's interior measures over 1.2 million acres of glistening lakes, rivers and streams. It's home to some of the best fishing Canada has to offer and will likely be your greatest opportunity for traveling in complete solitude. In fact, only 500 paddlers annually gain access to this wilderness making it one of Canada's best-kept secret for a wilderness destination!
So what's so special about Woodland Caribou Provincial Park and why is it so easy to access?
Well for starters, the sheer size of this park and it's Prairie Boreal landscape make it a paddler's paradise. In fact, one could paddle around the park for an entire summer and not retrace their own steps once. It's also likely your best opportunity to paddle in a park system with over 2000 campsites and 2200 km of navigable canoe routes, and still, never see another soul along the way. Something extremely rare in today's world.
Maybe the park is just overlooked? Or maybe there are other more popular paddling destinations one could try on their way up to Woodland Caribou? For years I've often wondered why a park that is seemingly the crown jewel of the Ontario Park's system see so few explorers each year. I've come up with the determination that people just think it's plain difficult to gain access to this incredible wilderness. So let's set the record straight and show that's not the case!
Gaining access into Woodland Caribou Provincial Park begins at the town of Red Lake, Ontario. With a small town feel and a population of just under 5000 people, Red Lake offers a perfect gateway as you drop off the map and enter the wilds of this park. Although essentially a frontier town, one can find all the amenities they're looking for prior to a trip including overnight accommodations, outfitting supplies, rentals, or anything else required for a successful canoe adventure. For those looking for a guided experience, local guides are also available to take novice partners into this pristine wilderness.
For those wondering just where the heck Red Lake is and how one gets there, Red Lake is at the end of provincial Highway 105 which is accessed by turning north off of the TransCanada Highway (Hwy 17) once entering the town of Vermilion Bay. It's a paved modern road all the way up with the journey taking just under two hours once turning onto Highway 105.
While this is the northernmost paved highway in Ontario, drive time from International Falls, MN is only five hours, or a quick 5 1/2 hours from either Winnipeg, Manitoba or Thunder Bay, Ontario. Red Lake also boasts a modern airport and receives scheduled flight service from Winnipeg and Thunder Bay three times daily making it incredibly easy for travelers to leave in the morning from a major city and be in the town of Red Lake by the early afternoon or evening.
So let's put that into perspective. Many travelers will fly internationally and have to take either a layover or a separate domestic flight to gain access to their vacation spot for adventure. Sometimes that will take an extra day or even two. In that context, the wilderness of Woodland Caribou Provincial Park becomes an attractive option. You could leave from any major United States city on a morning flight and by the early evening, you'd be at the gateway to one of Canada's greatest wilderness parks. That's not such a bad deal!
Float planes are another popular way of accessing Woodland Caribou Provincial Park and unlike designated access points that require shuttle service, paddlers are free to fly into any lake a float plane can safely land on. This opens up a whole host of options for adventure seekers looking for the ultimate in solitude and adventure as the ability to fly into their own private lake becomes a possibility.
As for the destination itself, I believe Woodland Caribou Provincial Park holds itself well against all other wilderness destinations in Canada. In fact it's one of the last few places left in this country where you have complete control over your trip and how you travel it. Take a look at any number of far north rivers. Once you begin your trip you have an itinerary and you'll have to stick to it. You're constantly moving down river working towards the end, however in Woodland Caribou it's truly "your trip your way" You have complete freedom of choice to choose to travel or to just lay over. With no designated campsite system you have complete control of where you sleep at night and for how long you'll stay there. With the likelihood of not seeing another paddler for the duration of your trip, you won't have to worry about feeling rushed on a portage trail or race for a campsite. Imagine travelling back in time, 300 years ago to travel as the voyagers once did. Imagine the freedom they felt as the gazed upon and unpopulated land, full of wildlife and fish and knowing it was all their's and their's alone. You to can experience that same emotion and it begins with a trip to Woodland Caribou Provincial Park.


"It was not something that we could vote on the other night," Councilman Richard Del Boccio said. "Council members have a lot of questions, and this week will be dedicated to getting the answers."
In any event, the New Jersey State Local Finance Board must approve the bond before the ordinance goes back to the City Council for a vote, said George Crimmins, the Hoboken Hospital Authority's interim executive director.
The main sticking point, officials said, is whether the hospital's property will be valuable enough to secure the bond, should the hospital be unable to keep up the payments.
Crimmins said an appraisal was done in October 2005 showing that the main hospital building on Willow Avenue is worth $45.9 million. The hospital also is expecting an influx of cash - $5 million in health insurance refunds and $4 million in state aid, Crimmins said.
The bond will help pay for upgrades to the building over the next couple of years, which will in turn add to the value of the property, Crimmins said.
Improvements include updating private patient rooms, and constructing a new emergency room and a new labor and delivery room. Plans also include expanding office space, upgrading the information and technology system and installing a state-of-the-art CAT scan machine.
However, it's not clear that, if the hospital did go bankrupt, that the city would own the hospital building; Bon Secours Health System, the previous operator, may still have a stake in it.


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Q: Octave - fskipl: invalid stream number I've got the error message: "Invalid parameter list" from my function, which let Octave open a text file and read it to get input data for my work.
function [machNumbers]=readsrm(testfile.txt)
  fid = fopen('testfile.txt','w');
  fskipl(fid, 3);

  # read number of machnumber
  numMachNumber = fscanf(fid, "%i", 1)
  fscanf(fid, "%s", 5);
  machNumbers = fscanf(fid, "%f", numMachNumber);

  fclose(fid);
endfunction

EDIT:
I've updated my code and now I've got this Error: "error: fskipl: invalid stream number = -1".
My code Looks like this:
function [machNumbers, weights, altitudes, specificRanges]=readsrm(myfilename)
myfilename = "filename"

  fid = fopen(myfilename,'r');
  fskipl(fid, 3);

fclose(fid);
endfunction

EDIT:
The Problems above are solved, thank you. :) Now is the Problem that my for-loop doesn't work correctly. With that code I don't get any Parameters from my text file.
Here is the code:
function [machNumbers, weights, altitudes, specificRanges]=readsrm(myfilename)
myfilename = "testfile.txt"

  fid = fopen(myfilename,'r');
  fskipl(fid, 3);

  # read number of machnumber
  numMachNumber = fscanf(fid, "%i", 1)
  fscanf(fid, "%s", 5);
  machNumbers = fscanf(fid, "%f", numMachNumber);

  # read weights
  numWeights = fscanf(fid, "%i", 1);
  fscanf(fid, "%s", 5);
  weights = fscanf(fid, "%f", numWeights)

  # rad altitudes
  numFl = fscanf(fid, "%i", 1)
  fscanf(fid, "%s", 5);
  altitudes = fscanf(fid, "%f", numFl)

  irrelevantValues = fscanf(fid, "%s", 7)
  for flightLevel= 1:numFl
    for weight = 1:numWeights
      specificRanges(flightLevel, weight, 1:numMachNumber) = fscanf(fid, "%f", numMachNumber);
    endfor
  endfor
  fclose(fid);
endfunction

A: function [machNumbers]=readsrm(testfile.txt)

isn't a valid function declaration. You want to give a valid variable name, for example
function [machNumbers]=readsrm(myfilename)
  fid = fopen(myfilename,'r');
  ...

and then call your function as
machNumbers = readsrm("testfile.txt");

and of course you apparently want to read from fid, so you have to fopen the file with "r"(read access), not with "w"(write access)

A: For me double quotes around the file name caused my issue.
Try switching to single quotes.

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Da Nang, the city on the site of Han river
Posted by Lương Đồng on 12th August 2015
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Some foreign tourist ever said to me: "Da Nang city, well, a magnificient landscape – full of mighty mountains and sparkling rivers – has indeed lured me"
Da Nang is the fourth largest central city of Vietnam, after Ho Chi Minh city, Ha Noi and Hai Phong. It has an area of nearly 1,260 km², and a population of 752,493 people. Together with Hue, Da Nang is the city in the South Center Coast, on the coast of Southern Asia Sea, the middle of Vietnam.
The city itself has neither the atmosphere of Hanoi nor the hustle-bustle of Ho Chi Minh City, but has its share of sights, and is close to the charms of Hoi An and the imperial capital of Hue. Why do they call it the seaside & riverside city? Because Da Nang is a picturesque city by the Han river, and by the coast of the East Sea with distinctive attractiveness in comparison with other sea cities, luring hundreds of thousands of tourists from around the world!
Danang is in a typical tropical monsoon zone with high temperature and equable climate. The city's weather is a combination of climatic features of northern and southern Vietnam, with the northern having the more distinct influence. There are two seasons; the wet season lasting from August to December and the dry from January to July. Cold spells occasionally occur in winter, and are not severe and short. The annual average temperature is 25.9oC. The highest temperature is 28-30oC in the months of June, July and August. The lowest is 18-23oC in December, January and February.
Magnificient landscape
The city is in the site of the East Sea and Han River with special different charms. Nature has offered the city a great position among three World heritages generously: ancient royal capital Hue, ancient city Hoi An and Holy land My Son. Thanks to this, Da Nang plays an important role in hosting, serving and transferring visitors. Not only being in the middle point of three world heritages, but also does it have numerous unforgettable beautiful scenes.
Danang has the high and dangerous Hai Van Pass with full of perilous obstacles, engraved "the most grandiose beauty spots in the world". Son Tra peninsula with numerous small beaches and island – an ideal rendez-vous for tourists, which is surrounded by Da stream, Bai But, Bai Rang, Bai Bac, Bai Nom – the beautiful alluvial plains which bring relaxing moments for tourists on being ingulfed in the splendid dawn and the quietness of crepuscle in a picturesque land. The eco-tourism resort Ba Na – Mo Stream is considered as Dalat, Sapa of Central Vietnam and the legendary Marble Mountains – "a beautiful landscape of the southern heaven and earth".
Mentioning about Danang, tourists can not forget the poetic Han river and its bridge – the first swing one in Vietnam. This is the great pride of Danang people. The Han River bridge – the symbol for new vitality and the developing desire of the city – was built with the contribution of all the city's people. It seems that all poetic features of the Han River can be only expressed deeply in the space of Han river bridge with full of wind and ventilation. It not only facilitates transport and potential for tourism, wakening economic prospects of a vast area in the eastern city but is a cultural spot of Danang people today left behind for the future generations.
Danang is also endowed with sea – the vast tourist source of inspiration. In addition to beautuiful and clean stretching beaches, Danang seaport is one of the most well-known seaport in Vietnam.
Besides the magnificient sceneries, the city is the home to the Museum of Cham Sculpture as well as the ancient pagodas of Hai Chau Pho Da Long Tho, where tourists can hide themselves in an artistic and religious life!
Festive space
Da Nang people are very keen on participating in the city traditional festivals. It is an opportunity for everybody to come to dedicate their prayers for good weather to facilitate the argricultural seasons and to be more loser, for the ancestors' support and to pray for for good luck to their close relatives and friends. Danang festivals have a lot in common with those of the coastal areas in Central Vietnam but bear lots of specific features and distinctive beauty of the region. In the festive days, with the whole colorful area and thrilling songs of praying peace, ardent rhythm of "bai choi". The festivals in Danang City were originated long time ago,passed from generations to generations such as Cau Ngu festival, Avalokitecvara festival, Hoa My village festival, An Hai village festival etc. Time went by, many festivals were not generated such as "Pastor festival" – a very special one for pastors only, naughty children with muddy legs and bareheaded.
Countryside beauty
Besides the bustle of the city center, there are ancient villages and traditional trade villages hiden by the range of bamboos in the city's suburban areas of Da Nang. Outside the city, Phong Nam ancient village, Tuy Loan ancient village have a vast view of rice fields, small paths under bamboo shade and sometimes feeling peaceful atmosphere of hens' sound in the afternoon. In the village, there still remains the old-aged communal houses through ups and downs of the city history. However, there are sacred holy atmosphere but to be very close to the spirit of Quang Nam and Danang people.
Da Nang, the city on the site of Han river, is a fascinating romantic coastal and friendly destination that deeply worths a visit! If you do not spend at least a day here, you may feel regretful!
Tourist activities:
Cham Museum
Marble Moutains
Hai Van Pass (Sea Cloud Pass)
Beaches: Tien Sa, My Khe, China, Non Nuoc…
Han River
Ba Na Mountain
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Q: DTMF detection on receiving an incoming call on android I would like to know whether we could receive the DTMF tones in android.Suppose,i am getting a call,and once i accept the call,is it possible to detect the keys that the other person is pressing during our call.I have go through many stack overflow questions regarding this,but most of them were not providing a solution.
How about implementing it through java reflection or something like that.?All the earlier post were for 2.2 and 3.0 versions.Presently we are in the 4.0 and above,so is it possible in the 4 or above versions?
Thanks in advance

A: There is no packages to do this in SDK.
FIRST, you need to listen the speaker voice, because you can not record voice call :
AudioManager mAudioManager = (AudioManager) Sos.getContext().getSystemService(Context.AUDIO_SERVICE);
int maxVolume = mAudioManager.getStreamMaxVolume(AudioManager.STREAM_VOICE_CALL);
mAudioManager.setStreamVolume(AudioManager.STREAM_VOICE_CALL, maxVolume, AudioManager.FLAG_REMOVE_SOUND_AND_VIBRATE);
mAudioManager.setSpeakerphoneOn(true);

AND, this project may help you :
http://code.google.com/p/dtmf-decoder/source/checkout
I've done this, so i know it is possible this way.
Good luck


New scientific research findings are causing great concern in CA. See Study shakes up scientists' view of San Andreas earthquake risk, L.A. Times, August 21.
Researchers find major quakes on the southern section, on average, every 88 years — three times as often as previously thought. It's the strongest evidence yet that we're overdue for a massive quake.
The full article was published in Geology, but only the abstract can be viewed at no charge.
For those of us not familiar with CA geography, some useful description information about the 810 mile fault can be found on Wikipedia.
This entry was posted in Earthquake, Research and tagged california, earthquake, San Andreas Fault by recoverydiva. Bookmark the permalink.


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import callete.api.Callete;
import de.callete.mephisto2.Mephisto2;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;

/**
 * Test class for developing the UI
 */
public class ServerTest {
  private final static Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(Mephisto2.class);
  private static File streamsSettingsFile = new File("./conf/streams.properties");

  public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
    LOG.info("Starting REST service for UI control");
    Callete.getStreamingService().setConfigFile(streamsSettingsFile);

    int serverPort = Callete.getConfiguration().getInt("http.server.port");
    String serverHost = Callete.getConfiguration().getString("deployment.host");
    //the resource directory doesn't really matter here, since we only want to provide a REST service
    File resourceDirectory = new File(Callete.getConfiguration().getString("http.server.resources"));

    //the package that should be scanned for resources, so since this is a resource we add the parent package.
    String[] resourcesLookupPaths = {"de.callete.mephisto2.rest"};

    //finally start the HTTP server
    Callete.getHttpService().startServer(serverHost, serverPort, resourceDirectory, resourcesLookupPaths);
    LOG.info("Http Server started.");

    System.in.read();

  }
}

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Note: This site can be viewed at either of two mirror sites, namely, at www.imaginary-friend.ca or at www.love-letter.ca!
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Designed and scripted by Psymon, this monumental effort of Prof. Ann Woodlief of Virginia Commonwealth University is maintained and updated by herself and her students — a very ambitious, highly educational endeavour indeed!
A simple one-page site design for Roy Preston's award-winning text font.
Title, background and other graphics designed for The Walden List Members.
Title and background graphics designed for the Sangha List Members.
Jimi Hendrix never made it to play at our humble arena, but if you want to hear me play guitar (in both RealAudio and MP3 formats) and keyboard (in RealAudio only), this is the place to be!
I spent eight years, from 1985-1993, reviewing the literature on the effects of psychedelic drugs on the human mind, individuals, and societies and cultures as a whole. This site arose initially from the bibliography of readings that I'd kept as a personal reference during that time, and now includes several articles of historical note, as well as a large section of images all related to the psychedelic experience.


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Learn more about CCCBins
The growth of the corn-based ethanol industry has changed farming, and nearly everything about farming, including the skylines of small towns such as Elbow Lake. Where once every farm used to have one or two small steel grain bins to store grain after harvest, one million bushel bins anchor grain elevators near major rail terminals…
The following article describes one of the bins that we built which was awarded Project of the Year by Ethanol Producer Magazine:
PROJECT OF THE YEAR
Overall Scale, Complexity and Impact
Homeland Energy Solutions LLC, Lawler, Iowa
At the end of November 2017, a $42.5 million, 35 MMgy expansion was commissioned at Homeland Energy Solutions. It was on budget and six weeks ahead of schedule, despite the fact that it was done on an operating facility that maintained expected production and efficiencies during construction. The only shutdown, according to Plant Manager Kevin Howes, was for 15 days in late September and early October, when required tie-ins and revamping of the distillation system were completed.
Howes says the expansion touched all areas of the plant. It included: 7,700 feet of track to add a rail loop; a 1.2 million-bushel Sukup grain bin and updated reclaim system; two additional hammermills, feed system and flour conveyor; an additional three-cell, two-pump cooling tower; two additional fermenters; a third beer/mash train and ferm fill booster pumps; two additional evaporators; an energy center consisting of two new dryers, three decanter centrifuges, RTO and boiler; an upgraded sieve vaporizer; a complete overhaul of the beer column and rectifier system; and installation of six larger pumps and several hundred feet of upsized piping and instrumentation to handle higher flows. More than 10 engineering firms, construction companies and contractors assisted in the project.
But before all that work was done, planning included a corn origination study to estimate what percentage of corn in the plant's draw area was being contracted, Howes says. "The study showed the area could support an additional draw of 11.5 million to 12 million bushels with only a $0.01-per-bushel impact on basis," Howes says. "The extra profit from the additional gallons would more than offset this."
In addition, Homeland Energy contracted a plant debottlenecking study. "Each main part of our operation was examined to determine what areas needed to be expanded to meet the additional production," Howes says. "Based on the results, preliminary project scope items were identified and further evaluations were completed to determine what all was going to be needed."
The purpose of the expansion was to make Homeland Energy, which is farmer-owned, a low-cost producer of ethanol, which gives shareholders the greatest return on their investment, he says.
Howes says the biggest lesson learned is to make sure to check out all the contractors who will be involved in a large project. "Don't just use their list of references. Check within your network of people also."
And he has some advice for other ethanol plants looking at enormous expansions:
• "Make sure your corn draw area can support the additional gallons."
• "Don't be hesitant to use multiple general contractors for various parts of the project. We had many different companies working side by side with no issues."
• "You could spend months evaluating what to do, but there comes a time where you just need to move forward with what you have. We live in a commodity market, and sometimes a few-month delay could make a huge difference on your ROI."
He adds that the economics in this commodity industry will dictate any future plans.
To read the entire article:
http://ethanolproducer.com/articles/15285/best-in-the-business
Elbow Lake, MN 56531


They say Fashion Month is more civilized now, sans the hordes of wild peacocks and hyenas and whatever else. What say you, Tim?
The original Narcissus was infatuated with himself because he was so beautiful. I say, what happened to narcissism?
So narcissistic, but I think I'll miss the funny critters.
You've told me you routinely stay up all night to get the job done over at Style.com. How do you do that? Don't say meth.
Meth? You mean methylated spirits? It's green tea for me. And the promise of a new day. That's all I need to write through the dark night of the soul.
Has anything changed for you since winning the CFDA Media Award last June?
Not a smidgeon. Unfortunately, an impressively sculpted piece of metal can't do my work for me.
If you were to put together a Fashion Week survival kit, what things would you put in it?
Berocca, a half-bottle of Chablis, a small jar of shucked oysters, a bar of 90 percent chocolate, some nuclear mints.
All very sensible. Thinking back, what's one mishap you wish you could banish from your memory?
One morning I was sailing merrily towards Bryant Park for the Kors show when my legs went in opposite directions. I broke the fall with my face, and conducted the subsequent backstage interviews with seeping wounds all over my dial. Lauren Greenfield thought I was a special effect. Michael Douglas's face was a picture when I stopped him.
The lengths you'll go! Finally, because everyone always wants to know, what's the most sensational diva meltdown you've witnessed?
My favorite diva meltdown was designer-induced model madness. When one high-strung supe spotted another in the dress she thought had been marked for her, she tore off the outfit she was wearing and stalked stark-naked out of the backstage wearing only heels. I could swear she rode away on her agency's scooter, but that might just be wishful thinking.


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Watching the men's team warm up drills, you can tell they are all tuned machine. As soon as the tip of began, the back and forth battle began. Chemeketa scored the first point of the game but Panther Kadeem Strickland (10), scoring the first point of the game, yet Chemeketa ended up with the lead by half time with the lead, 37 to 29. Yet this was no how the Panther's were going to let the game go on their home turf. Mike Landi (22), started the turnaround scoring the first points of the second half. Then came Kadeem Strickland and Brendan Ritschard (11) leaving everything out on the court. Strickland Scored 12 points including two three-pointers and Ritschard scoring 13 points including three three-pointers. Panthers wouldn't give up which is how they made a 52 point come back in that second half possible.
Panther's Basketball next game on Wednesday January 23rd, at Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham, women at 5:30 pm and men at 7:30 pm. The next home game at the Cascade Gym on Saturday January 26th, at 5:30 pm. General admission is $5 and students are $2.


Authors: Christy S. Stanley, M.S., CGC, Chad R. Haldeman-Englert, M.D., Brian C. Brost, M.D., and Heather L. Mertz, M.D.
BACKGROUND: Apert syndrome is a rare congenital malformation syndrome characterized by craniosynostosis, midface hypoplasia, syndactyly, intellectual disability, and occasional other anomalies. While Apert syndrome is characteristically diagnosed postnatally, prenatal diagnosis has been reported when there is a family history of the condition and, less commonly, in sporadically occurring cases.
CASES: We report 2 de novo cases of Apert syndrome detected prenatally through the progressive development of sonographic clinical features. Accurate diagnosis allowed for anticipatory guidance, counseling, and management by appropriate subspecialists.
CONCLUSION: Our cases demonstrate that craniosynostosis-associated fetal frontal bossing evolves throughout gestation. In addition, these cases illustrate that the skeletal manifestations of Apert syndrome can be subtle and difficult to fully appreciate at the time of the routine fetal anatomy ultrasound.