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CRIME TIME for April 6, 2011
The following items were compiled from reports prepared by fire and law enforcement agencies. Reports are calls for service or other complaints by area citizens, which may only reflect one point of view. Not all reports result in either an arrest or a citation. If you may have information about any incident reported here contact the appropriate law enforcement agency.
Willits Police Department
Arrest: 12:45 a.m. Four men were arrested following a traffic stop for speeding and swerving on the 300 block of N. Main Street. Mario Contreras, 53, of Santa Rosa, David Garcia, 45, a Mexican national with a Santa Rosa address and Misael Cabera, 20, and Antioco Cabrera, 18, both Mexican nationals with a Temecula address were placed under arrest for possession of firearms, attempted cultivation of marijuana, and criminal conspiracy. The three Mexican nationals are also being held on an immigration hold.
Report: 8:52 a.m. Man disturbing the peace on 100 block of S. Humboldt Street.
Arrest: 10:54 a.m. Brian David Zier, 37, of Willits, was arrested at Safeway on suspicion of violating probation.
Report: 11:03 a.m. Students at Baechtel Grove Middle School receiving annoying phone calls.
Report: 1 p.m. Man cited and released for driving with a suspended license on E. Oak Avenue.
Report: 1:41 p.m. Man cited and released for driving with a suspended license on 200 block of E. Commercial Street.
Arrest: 2:07 p.m. Angie Lee Voris, 36, of Willits, was arrested on Della Avenue on an outstanding misdemeanor warrant from Lake County.
Report: 3:02 p.m. Traffic collision, no injuries at E. San Francisco Avenue and S. Main Street.
Arrest: 5:15 p.m. Gary Lee Roberts, 23, of Merced, was arrested in Babcock Park on suspicion of violating parole.
Arrest: 7:13 p.m. Four panhandlers refused to leave Village Market until police were called. Stacey Caroll Moddrelle, 51, of Willits, was arrested on suspicion of trespassing. The others were warned of trespassing laws.
Arrest: 10:28 a.m. Richard Michael Calhoon, 19, of Willits, was arrested at Willits police station on suspicion of violating felony probation and taking a vehicle without permission.
Report: 11:13 a.m. Unwanted subject at Country Skillet refusing to leave until police were called.
Report: 1:42 p.m. Burglary at the William F. Harrah Senior Center.
Report: 1:59 p.m. Domestic argument on E. Van Lane and Madden Street.
Report: 2:50 p.m. Traffic collision, no injuries between a Toyota and Mazda on S. Main Street at the new AM/PM market.
Report: 3:21 p.m. Juvenile missing from Redwood Children"s Services.
Report: 7:11 p.m. Man on bicycle hit by another man in front of the Willits post office.
Report: 10:18 p.m. Drunk juvenile girl passed out on ground near laundry room at the Lenore Garden Apartments. Juvenile released to her family.
Report: 12:13 a.m. Suspicion vehicle driving between buildings at Brookside Elementary School. Police determined it was the janitor"s car.
Report: 1:21 a.m. Man trespassing on railroad property at 290 E. Commercial Street
Report: 9:56 a.m. A blue 2006 Suzuki Dual Sport motorcycle was stolen from 300 block of McKinley Street.
Report: 3:10 p.m. Traffic collision, no injury on 1200 S. Main Street between a Subaru Outback and a Honda.
Report: 3:50 p.m. A loud domestic argument in Safeway.
Report: 5:03 p.m. Vandalism along Muir Lane.
Report: 5:13 p.m. Loud argument between two women and a man at Quail Meadows. Police were called again at 6:03 p.m.
Report: 7:19 p.m. Boy missing from home on E. Madden Street. Bulletin issued to all county law enforcement. Boy returned home at 11:29 p.m.
Report: 8:24 p.m. Report of man down at 330 S. Main Street. Stacey Moddrelle left area when police arrived.
Report: 8:26 p.m. Juvenile missing from Redwood Children"s Services. Returned at 9:37 p.m.
Report: 11:59 p.m. Couple disturbing the peace at Flyers.
Mendocino County Sheriff"s Office
Shilynne Marie Betts, 30, of Covelo, was arrested on suspicion of vandalism.
Charlotte Janet Willson, 56, of Laytonville, was arrested on two misdemeanor warrants.
Sylvester Charles Joaquin, 46, of Covelo, was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and being a felon in possession of ammunition.
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Georg Joachim Göschen ( - ) est un éditeur et libraire allemand à Leipzig, Royaume de Saxe, remarquable pour la typographie et ses publications de musique et de philosophie. Il est le patriarche de la famille Goschen, dont la branche anglaise prend de l'importance avec des banquiers et personnalités politiques, notamment les vicomtes Goschen et les baronnets Goschen .

Jeunesse
Né Jürgen Joachim Göschen, il est le deuxième enfant du marchand Johann Reinhard et de Gebeta Göschen . Le père de Johann, Emanuel, est un médecin installé à Brême. Johann est finalement ruiné financièrement et abandonne la famille. Georg est admis à l'orphelinat August Hermann Francke jusqu'à ce que des parents se soient arrangés pour qu'il vive à Arbergen avec le Rév. Hinrich Erhard Heeren, qui l'éduque. A 15 ans, il commence un apprentissage chez le libraire Johann Heinrich Cramer à Brême. En 1772, il s'installe à Leipzig, où il travaille comme assistant de l'éditeur Siegfried Leberecht Crusius  .

Carrière

En 1785, avec le soutien financier de Christian Gottfried Körner, Göschen ouvre sa propre maison d'édition à Leipzig, la . Son premier client majeur est l'ami de Körner, Friedrich Schiller, qui cherche quelqu'un pour publier son journal Thalia . Göschen publie de nombreux ouvrages pour Schiller, dont Don Carlos en 1787 et Geschichte des dreißigjährigen Kriegs (Une histoire de la guerre de trente ans) en 1789 .

L'un des premiers succès de Göschen est Noth- und Hülfsbüchlein für Bauersleute (Livret de conseils d'urgence pour les paysans) de Rudolph Zacharias Becker. Avec 30 000 exemplaires vendus dans sa première édition, la publication est une pierre angulaire de l'histoire de l'éducation en Allemagne.

Göschen préfère de loin imprimer des sujets plus classiques et des revues scientifiques, et est le premier éditeur allemand à imprimer des livres abordables pour le grand public. De 1786 à 1790, il publie la première édition complète des œuvres de Johann Wolfgang von Goethe en huit volumes. Il publie également 42 volumes des œuvres de Christoph Martin Wieland .

Il déménage l'imprimerie à Grimma en 1797. Là, il obtient une licence illimitée pour imprimer et est libre des règles restrictives de la guilde des imprimeurs de Leipzig . Göschen est loué pour ses efforts pour améliorer l'impression typographique ; les meilleurs exemples étant les éditions de luxe du Nouveau Testament grec et les œuvres d'Homère .

Göschen assume un rôle de leader parmi les libraires allemands sur des questions telles que la loi sur le droit d'auteur et les prix fixes. En 1802, il publie son manifeste, «  " (Mes réflexions sur la librairie) .

Göschen est mort en 1828. Son fils cadet, Hermann, vend la maison d'édition en 1838. La propriété de l'entreprise change plusieurs fois de mains jusqu'à ce qu'elle soit achetée par Walter de Gruyter & Co. en 1919  où la publication s'est poursuivie dans le "  " (Collection Göschen).

Famille
En 1788, il épouse Johanna Henriette Heun, sœur de l'écrivain Heinrich Clauren. Ils ont 10 enfants, dont six arrivent jusqu'à l'âge adulte   :

 Carl Friedrich Göschen-Beyer (1790–1881)
 Georg Joachim Göschen Jr. (1791–1855)
 Wilhelm Heinrich Göschen (1793–1866)
 Henriette (1795–1888), épouse Franz Wilhelm Adolph Ludwig Susemihl ; puis Ludwig Moritz Otto von Schröter
 Friederike Charlotte (1802–1886), épouse Lambert Heinrich Peter Frühling
 Hermann Julius Göschen (1803–1846)

Son troisième fils Wilhelm Heinrich (William Henry) Göschen part en Angleterre en 1814 et l'année suivante cofonde la société de banque d'affaires Frühling & Göschen, de Leipzig et de Londres. Le fils aîné de Wilhelm, George Goschen, entre en politique et est élevé à la pairie en tant que vicomte Goschen en 1900. En 1903, Lord Goschen publie une biographie de son grand-père, The Life and Times of Georg Joachim Goschen, Publisher and Printer of Leipzig, 1752–1828 .

Le frère cadet de Lord Goschen, Edward, est nommé baronnet en 1916, tandis que son neveu Harry Goschen est nommé baronnet en 1927 .

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Imprimeur allemand
Éditeur allemand
Naissance en avril 1752
Naissance à Brême
Décès en avril 1828
Décès à Grimma
Décès dans le royaume de Saxe
Décès à 75 ans

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«Eintracht» kicked «Barcelona» out of European competition, Miranchuk could not save the match with the Tedesco team – and other news
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Incredible Nkunku
This time, Gian Piero Gasperini let Oleksiy Miranchuk on the field in the 70th minute, but neither he nor the other reservists could help «Atalanta» save the game, which initially did not go according to scenario. Perhaps the turning point could have come in the second half, when the ball hit the hand of Dani Olmo, who was standing in the "wall". However, the Spanish referee Mateo Laos analysted the replay for a long time and came to the conclusion that at first there was a hit in the shoulder, so the hosts should not count on a penalty.
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Well, in the team, Domenico Tedesco habitually soloed Nkunku. The pupil of "PSG", who is hunted by the leading clubs in Europe, opened the scoring, and in the end killed the intrigue, personally earning and then converting a penalty. Therefore, the Frenchman already has 30 goals this season. To appreciate the extent of Nkunku's progress, you need to know that the 24-year-old midfielder has had the same number of goals in his entire previous professional career.
He only had four shots left to repeat Werner's club record. As for "Atalanta", everything is logical. It is difficult to count on serious results if the team already has eight home defeats. This is the worst result of the Gasperini era.
Frankfurt becomes «Bayern»
Eintracht Frankfurt, whose fans have filled the streets of the Catalan capital, is the only team that has not lost to Barcelona over the past month.
And the «Eagles» were not going to be limited to a minimum, shocking the Camp Nou with a bold debut. Eric Garcia filled up Lindstrom in the penalty area, and Kostic confidently converted the penalty. A fourth penalty in two matches is something unbelievable, and statisticians have even calculated that the Catalans have been penalized the same number of times in the previous 55 games.
It appeared to be an accident. Barça were almost constantly on the attack, only Trapp did not have to work miracles at the gate. The Germans, on the other hand, rarely snapped, but aptly, bringing every attack to a blow. Ter Stegen coped with the majority, but Borre shot under the crossbar with such force and accuracy that the goalkeeper had no chance. The Colombian both scored beautifully and celebrated his success touchingly, honoring the memory of the famous compatriot Freddie Rincon, who also played under the 19th number for the national team.
Xavi needed a quick goal after the break, and he almost missed it. But when Aubameyang did not close Dembele's cross from one and a half meters, it became clear that this was not Barcelona's day. The second goal of Kostic only confirmed the obvious and extended the German nightmares of the Catalans. After a 3-0 loss to Bayern in December, Xavi said the team had hit rock bottom. Then the rise began, and then – after 15 matches without defeat – a new German horror appeared on the horizon. Considering that Eintracht are now ninth in the Bundesliga, this is a real disaster. And it does not matter that with the score 1:3 and nine added minutes, Barca was obliged to score the second goal. That is, 3:3 was possible, but the hosts did not deserve a miracle. It was a celebration for the 30,000 German fans at the Camp Nou.
British breakthrough
The game in Lyon showed how great the role of one episode is. The hosts could well have opened the scoring, but Toko-Ekambi hit the post, and the meeting went in a completely different scenario. In fact, West Ham secured their place in the semi-final at the junction of two halves. At the end of the first, the master of goals from the "second floor" Dawson drove the ball into the net after a corner. Then Rice scored with a long-range shot, and immediately after the break, the French were sentenced by Bowen, who scored in both matches.
West Ham reached the semi-finals of the European Cup for the first time since 1976.
"Rangers" put on the starting assault. They almost crushed Braga after a goal by one of the most productive defenders in European football, Tavernier, and the Portuguese were lucky that the VAR saw the contact of the ball with the hand of another lateral – Barisic – and canceled Ruf's goal. However, this and the hit of the Jamaican national team striker in the frame of the gate only delayed the inevitable. The restless Ruf earned a penalty and a red card for Vitor Tormena, while Tavernier scored his 13th goal this season.
It seemed that everything was in the hands of the "Jerseys" and they would easily bring the matter to victory. But Braga decided not to give up. The guests had a slight fright when the referee canceled Ruf's goal for the second time, and already in the end equalized the score in the British style. Defender David Carmo brilliantly struck his head from a corner, but in overtime the hosts still took their toll. Exhausted in the minority of the guests, Ruf nevertheless finished off, and a second send-off for Braga turned the second half into a formality.
Conference League: Special's Revenge
José Mourinho, who suffered two defeats in three games with Bodé-Glimt and was content with a home draw in the group round, assured that his team had adequately reacted to the autumn 1:6, the loss of a week ago was an accident, and then the strongest should pass. That is "Roma".
It remained to confirm the words with deeds, and the game began according to the scenario of the Special. Russian goalkeeper Nikita Khaikin was disoriented by Cristante's movement, and the goalkeeper hit the ball through the center – exactly on Abraham's leg.
It became even more difficult for "Bude" after the double of Zaniolo, who jumped out one on one twice. The disqualified coach of the Scandinavians, Kjetil Knutsen, who was supported by two thousand fans who came to Rome by making masks with a portrait of a specialist, was completely sad on the podium. He understood everything. And Zaniolo's hat-trick – the first European Cup since the time of Francesco Totti, who was present at the game and the youngest in the history of the "wolves" – did not fundamentally change anything. Mourinho's revenge took place, and the Norwegian fairy tale ended.
A week ago, PSV and Leicester were the only ones to end their match goalless. In Eindhoven, these teams started as if they wanted to compensate for an hour and a half "drought". It is even surprising that with so many chances, more than half of the time had to wait for the eighth goal of Zahavi this Euroseason, which repeated the record of the Dutch club. But in the end, PSV was ruined by the fact that, instead of building on success, the hosts gradually lost the initiative to the Foxes, and in the end they not only bounced back, but also canceled overtime with the winning goal of defender Ricardo Pereira.
Slavia and Feyenoord seem to have continued the shootout of a week ago, while arranging a competition on scoring errors. Kokchu deprived the Dutch of a quickly obtained advantage, but at the end of the hour of the game, the Prague goalkeeper Mandous answered him. A wild loss led to a mocking goal by Dessers, the author of the double. Veterans helped Marseille. Mandanda, 37, was perfect in goal, while Payet, 35, used Guendouzi's pass. This is the captain's 11th goal in European competition, second only to Jean-Pierre Papin (23) and Mamadou Niang (13) in the history of the club.

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The Celebration Theatre's production of "Women Behind Bars" was supposed to open Friday, Nov. 13. The inauspicious day soon provided the company with more than its share of bad luck.
Shortly before opening night, problems with the set and some last-minute casting issues caused the company to push back the opening night by one week to Nov. 20, according to a spokesman.
From there, things only got worse. During the week of Thanksgiving, seven of the 11 cast members came down with flu-like symptoms. Fearing that the H1N1 virus was the culprit, the sick cast members visited their doctors. In the end, it was determined that one cast member did indeed have the swine flu. Five others tested negative for H1N1 but were diagnosed with the regular seasonal flu. The seventh was confirmed to have an inner ear infection.
The spokesman for the Celebration said that the theater decided to "play it safe" and cancel the performances for that weekend. He said the decision was made out of concern for other cast members and the audience.
He added that all cast members have since recovered from their ailments and are currently performing in the play.
Written by Tony-winning dramatist Tom Eyen, "Women in Prison" is intended as a send-up of 1950's B-movies that took place in a women's jail. The play was first performed in 1975. Eyen won his Tony in 1982 for the book of the musical "Dreamgirls."
The Celebration, which is located on Santa Monica Boulevard near West Hollywood, specializes in productions with gay and lesbian themes.
"Women Behind Bars" is set to close on its original final date of Dec. 20.


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Why does Nora's darkness/corruption not affect Yato (or any other God that has named her, for that matter)?
Disclaimer: I've only watched the anime.
When Yato gave Yukine a name, he immediately started suffering from all his "sins" and eventually an Ablution had to be performed to save both's lives.
Then why is it that he is not affected by Nora's actions? Unless he un-named her, which hasn't been mentioned. Either way, why doesn't he seek to kill her and end all these side problems that emerge because of her?
I am not entirely through with season 2, but similarly Kugaha's case confuses me too.
If anyone has answers, I'd appreciate them. Also, I don't care about spoilers, rather the opposite, if possible I wanna understand everything beforehand. This show sure is good, but it makes some mistakes in regards to explaining basic logic.
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You already answered your question. What causes the corruption? Here's a hint, if a tells you something believing it was the truth, but it was untrue, is that person lying? (my speculation, which is why a comment) – ton.yeung Dec 11 '15 at 3:35
@ton.yeung I'm not getting it :/ – Yokhen Dec 11 '15 at 3:41
@Yokhen Basically, if the shinki thinks committing the sin is for the sake of the god and justice, like Kugaha, then he will not be blighted as he thinks what he does is just, unlike Yukine, who knew what he did was wrong but went ahead with it regardless. Therefore, in Nora's case, she believes what she does is for Yato's sake, so she is not blighted. – Astral Sea Dec 11 '15 at 3:46
Want me to post an answer? – Astral Sea Dec 11 '15 at 3:52
I don't see why not. – Yokhen Dec 11 '15 at 3:53
As ton.yeung and I have stated in our comments, the Blight forms based on the guilt of the Shinki, therefore, if the shinki was committing sins under the notion that it was wrong, blight would occur, like in Yukine's case of destroying the school windows and stealing. But in Kugaha's case, he believed what he was doing to be for Bishamon's sake as shown in this scene.
Therefore, in Hiiro's case, she believes all the horrible things she did was for the sake of Yato and therefore was justice, so she was not blighted.
Astral SeaAstral Sea
Blight occurs when Shinki commit a sin and they know it's wrong. Yukine, as example, regardless of how much he screamed in his Ablution that he did the right thing, HE knew it was not. That's why Kugaha didn't affect Bishamon in all his mad plan.
But, there's another point: Nora won't hurt their master. Including, that's why Ebisu used so many in his quest to control the Ayakashi.
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UER Forum > US: Northeast > NSH Campus Trip 10, 11, 12, 13 (Viewed 1095 times)
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Been a while!
There have been some further developments with both sides of the NSH campus over the last couple months. Rather than spam threads for each trip, the better or more interesting photos are concentrated in this one giant thread. These are all from April through June.
Trip 10:
01: Nurses' Building
Returning to the Northern campus, we headed towards the building we passed by last time, the Nurses building. This building appears to have served as a residence hall for the hospital's many nurses.
02: Little Bathroom
One of the first rooms we entered was a large basement area; walking through a side door in there got me into a little bathroom, where I witnessed the aftermath of a toilet's murder.
03: Chamfered Sink
All of the sinks in this building feature what my friend identified as British spouts - one is dedicated to hot, the other dedicated to cold. Both were chopped off for scrap value.
04: Tank
This huge steam tank sat in the back corner of the entrance room. A specifications plaque indicates it can hold up to 150PSI of pressure. Presumably steam; I commented that 150 seemed low when my friend's homemade compressor's tank can hold 400PSI, and he reminded me that that's 150 pounds of pressure on every square inch. If this tank held 400PSI and ever burst, there would be chunks of this building in orbit.
05: Laundry Deposit
That circular hatch opens into what we think was a laundry chute. There's a hatch just like this on each floor, however at the very top of the pipe is a heating coil, so who knows!
06: Bathroom
For whatever reason, the basement had the nicest bathroom in the building. Along the ceiling is another plastic pipe like the drain pipe of the two sinks in the NSH Trip 9 gallery. Evidently both buildings had plumbing problems so bad that they had to bypass the original plumbing entirely. Having mild experience with plumbing problems in my own house, I don't blame them.
07: Minecraft Furnace
We're not entirely sure what this furnace or incinerator's purpose was; it appears to connect to a chimney and nowhere else. My personal theory is that it's for incinerating soiled clothes or bedsheets.
08: Residential Hall
Climbing a flight of stairs put us in a hallway of tiny residential rooms. I forgot to take a photo of the specific hall I'm standing in here but there are other identical ones further down in the gallery.
09: Odd Shower
The bathroom on this floor featured a weird, enclosed "triple shower". Up to three people could all shower in private but close proximity to each other. There were two large vent holes up near the ceiling to let steam escape, yet there's also an extractor fan built into the shower's wall. Maybe that was added later, but either way this shower would have been awful because the circulation would keep bringing cold air in.
10: Dark Walk
This is the other first-floor hall. The other hall that I forgot to take a photo of is identical to this one.
11: Rising Decay
Now reaching the third floor, we got an idea of what awaited the lower floors if this building wasn't rehabilitated in a few years. The roof, while sturdy, actively leaked water in some places, causing a lot of damage to the interior.
12: Common Room
13: Looking Down
14: Roof
We also went back to Pond View to revisit a depressing dorm room.
15: A Dark Place
This is the dorm my friend and I speculated about the Harley and banana stickers in the prior gallery. A tiny desk, concrete walls, and a dream represented by a translucent sticker on a cracked window next to fruit sticker cell tallies.
16: The Stickers
One Chiquita sticker slipped free of the shelf and came to rest standing up.
17: One Day At A Time
18: Lighthouse
Returning to the campus again next weekend, we explored the Outreach Building slash Male EMP Building, depending on which map you look at. This one had a huge series of garages in its basement, perhaps once a place to maintain a fleet of hospital vehicles or for residents' own cars. From what I understand, this building served as housing for low-income former patients.
19: Concrete Expanse
20: Autobench
A light blue door to a car from the last millenium laid rusting outside; this bench seat came from the same car.
21: Clay Tile
A tile in the garage wall rests at a delicate angle.
22: Pipes
Also at the far end in the junction alcove connecting this building to the Nurse's building and the other EMP building. Several have been chopped right through, for reasons my friend and I can only guess at.
23: First Floor
This building was in service long enough to become another unfortunate victim of the advent of drop ceilings, the surviving panels of which are in shockingly better condition than everything else.
24: Living Room
Either end of the building featured what appeared to be one small apartment. In this particular one, a whole mess of educational medical texts and worksheets littered the floor. Dirty and damaged furniture, layers of paint flakes, and outdated paperwork filled this room. The newspaper on the table at the far end beneath the window showed Forrest Gump, Jurassic Park, and The Shawshank Redemption all butting heads for that year's Oscars.
25: The Road to Ruin
This twisted wreck of aluminum girders that looks like a wall actually used to be a big facade for the air duct that used to run across the ceiling of the central common room. Both of them since collapsed completely, with the facade hanging down like a fence and splitting the room in half.
26: Sunflower
The wiring conduit holds up the last mildewy fragments of the wall plaster in this dorm room.
27: Rectangular Spiral
The rusted steps and railings of the less-safe stairwell.
28: The Last Calorie
A soda can at the end of the world. After poking around the attic a bit and finding little, we called it a day and headed back down.
Epilogue: We tried to find a burger place we'd seen on Google Maps some months ago but wound up at a Taco Bell instead where I ate four burritos.
This building served as the Female EMP building, or the Gateway building, was the last of the main hospital buildings to explore in the North campus. This particular building suffered some kind of structural catastrophe in the back right corner of its second floor, causing that corner of the building to collapse.
29: Office
The first floor really didn't have much going for it. You see one room here, you've seen them all. In this particular room though, there is a wire running from the speaker across the ceiling and down to an XLR plug. It suggests that the microphone sat in the same room as the speaker. We figured it was an intercom, or announcement system, but we noticed no other speakers like it anywhere else in the building and we saw no other wires going anywhere either. We had a hearty chuckle pretending that whoever made announcements made them only to the people this room, from this room.
30: Immaculate Drop Ceiling
Drop ceiling tiles seem to exist in two states: perfect condition or utterly ruined. They either fare way better than the room they're in, or way worse. There is no in between unless they're installed in a mill building, in which case they're made of styrofoam and follow a different set of rules.
31: Conduits
An alarm panel routes to a giant conduit junction circle.
32: Hall's End
Going upstairs at the right end of the building took us into the destroyed end of the upper hallway. There's just enough left to get into the far two rooms.
33: Collapse
This whole room is destroyed, as is the corner of the attic upstairs. The main road passing in front of the building is very visible from this area, and vice versa.
34: Wall Thieves
At some point someone or some team removed most of the dividing wall between these two rooms.
35: Greasemobile
With its namesake at the wheel!
36: Something Missing
Looking towards the right end of the attic, the damage is clear even from a distance.
37: Catastrophic Structural Failure II
It's difficult to see in the photos, but several of the rivets holding the beams together spalled off into who knows where then they came down. Our other theory for why the building fell down is that its brick walls, which aren't known for their strength when made to do anything except stand up straight, may have bowed inward or outward due to the sheer age and poor condition of the building and eventually fell away or into the place. Having suddenly lost their support, whichever roof beams were held up by the brick would have followed immediately, dragging the rest of the roof down with them. Fortunately the four pillars in the middle of this end survived and held the rest of it up.
38: Cliffhanger
The back crossbeam of the collapsed end is supported by a ledge of bricks that I have exactly zero confidence in.
39: ]Back Down
Having see everything we could remember wanting to see, we started heading back down.
After over a month's hiatus, my friend and I returned to the South half of the NSH campus to finally run through the Ray building after it was unsealed from abatement. We really dragged our feet on that though, and so the place is nothing but a skeleton now.
We also walked through the Mitchell building to see if there was any progress there, and finally checked on Lippitt's condition.
My car's thermometer read a toasty 89*F outside, and with the sun beating down this was a less than comfortable trek around the Southern campus. The frequent sloppy or lackluster photographs shown below are a direct result of that.
Lastly, as a status note, the Female EMP building photographed in Trip 12 had a new white trailer in front of it; abatement on the Northern campus may have begun. Lastly, the two cottages next to Lippitt were still standing when we were here (early June).
40: Skeletal
The demolition crews have literally taken everything from the Ray building, walls and floors included. The doorways at the far end are where we entered. The next ten or so photos are not particularly interesting, and exist solely to document the state of Ray at the time.
41: Second Floor
The gutting continued in full strength one level up. The attic's floor was missing ompletely at both far ends of this floor, and its support beams lay crumpled outside in a pile of scrap.
42: Attic Glimpse
With two-thirds of the attic gone, there wasn't much left to see up here. There was a cute little barrel up here.
43: Arches
Moving further along, we found the Ray's basement to be deceptively large. After passing through a number of small rooms and a tiny hallway, we encountered a large room at the end featuring this four big arches.
44: Motif
We then moved on to the Mitchell building, where we found a side room with a mosaic border around the top of the room.
45: Diseased Doorway
The entrance to the room does not inspire confidence in the air quality of the building
46: A Forest of Green
To quote my friend's observation of this room. Like leaves fluttering from the canopy to the ground.
47: Charred Hall
Where I shot this photograph is where I was standing when my friend and I got spooked by whoever called out "Hello?" way back in Trip 3. The demolition crew has since cleared out much of the rubble blocking this hallway.
48: Soybean Embargo
My friend found a copy of the New York Times from 1973 and I got a hearty chuckle out of this article's first paragraph.
49: A Code for Murder
There was also an article about the Zodiac Killer's recent inactivity. "ZODIAC, a screwball with two hobbies, killing and cryptograms, hasn't been heard from for quite a spell now and San Fransisco's leading Zodiac-watchers are firmly convinced he's in jail or in a mental hospital or just dead."
Turns out he'd just been biding his time until the 2016 election!
50: Clean Basement
The finished areas of Mitchell's basement are almost spotless. It's layout is very similar to Gallup's basement, and it may have been built identically to Ray and Gallup, which themselves were originally identical buildings.
51: X-Ray Room (Left)
Lastly we made a quick visit to Lippitt. This is what we think was once been Lippitt's X-Ray room, though we could be wrong. The walls of this room are thick and there is a larger, similar room directly opposite the door into this one. Either room could have also been for surgery but we aren't sure what the insane breaker panel in the hall outside could have possibly been needed for. This room was super green because of the new leaves growing over the window coupled with the green paint of the room.
52: X-Ray Room (Right)
What we need to do if we make a final return trip here is to find out where the location of the big X-RAY breaker panel in the basement tunnels corresponds to the first floor of Lippitt. If it's right beneath this room or its twin, then that's solid evidence for this having been an X-Ray area. The larger room may have been for surgery; these two rooms are the only ones that look even remotely close to surgical in purpose, and this whole building was originally built for performing surgeries.
While walking out of the premises, we spotted a police car at the last second watching for speeders along the road. We ducked back into the grass and made our way along the steep shore of the pond towards the pump house. Popping up behind that, we checked again to find that he had already left and we probably wasted our time.
Then we actually found the hamburger place we missed last time and ate hamburgers!
REMINDER: This hospital campus is actively being demolished! The Occupational Therapy building is already gone! Ray is a skeleton! Gallup is a skeleton! At least one North-side building appeared to have demolition or abatement equipment out front! If you want to visit this place, your time is dwindling!
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< Reply # 1 on 7/18/2018 4:47 AM >
So many great shots, It's hard to know where to start!
*insert witty quote here*
Alpine7840
< Reply # 2 on 7/18/2018 1:26 PM >
Loved the pics, thank you for sharing them!
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AsylumGhost
< Reply # 4 on 8/4/2018 10:11 PM >
The building with the end blown out of it actually was from the FBI bomb squad. They do 2 (used to be more) bomb trainings here of different mixes of things and of different levels. They also film them and set up different pieces of furniture and other things do document how things travel when exploded or lit on fire depending what the training is for that particular trip. I have a DVD from a person who used to teach it.
This end of the building was blown off either last summer or the summer before, I cannot remember. VERY surprising as of how close it is to the road, the other buildings ( one of which in my DVD i recognized as OT is far from the road so it wouldnt matter, but this was either bigger than expected or the building failed that bad once the explosion was let off. I have pictures I will look for now with everyone out front. It was a bunch of Black SUVs with about 50 or better police cars, ambulance, and fire parked in the ball field behind where the morgue and Lodge used to sit.
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I'm a little surprised by how little demo/abatement progress has been made on Mitchell. It looked like they had already started some of it over the winter, so I assumed it was all cleared out by now. Maybe its worth another visit very soon then...
< Reply # 6 on 8/10/2018 10:54 PM >
Norwich side was recently resold and they were unloading heavy equipment there today
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Aw no! I was hoping at least the neighborhood and Bryan building wouldn't be bothered by the demolition.
< Reply # 8 on 8/18/2018 12:37 AM >
They were unloading more on Monday. Not sure where it went ( could be back in the neighborhood ) as I cannot see it from the road anymore
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< Reply # 9 on 9/7/2018 1:46 AM >
Wow I'm surprised at how much is still left here. I haven't been on this site in a while but looking to get back into the land of uer again. Great stories and shots!!
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i guess the transmission is gone
< Reply # 10 on 12/20/2018 12:57 AM >
Thank you for sharing. I haven't been here in a few years and moved from MA to WV earlier this year so I know I'll never have another "final" trip but seeing these made me really happy and really miss this place a lot.
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Rumor has it theres flickering christmas candles in the admin windows ;)
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.
I've seen photos, they've survived for longer than I would've expected
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I fucked up and didn't realize this thread is from mid-summer. Worth still taking a drive out? Not sure how much the crews have done since August. I will literally drive out there just to see one decrepit building left standing in the woods if that's all that's left.
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Considering how long it took them to demolish the Ray and Gallup buildings, and that they'd only just started on the Mitchell and possibly some of the north-campus buildings when the last set of these photos was taken, I'd bet that Lippitt is still standing and maybe even still untouched by demo crews.
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Lippitt is untouched. Its actually part of the Norwich side of the property as opposed to Preston. Aside from a ton of tree clearing on another piece of the property by the old Parks Place cafe, nothing has been touched aside from ripping up all the asphalt roads on the property
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I have been working in the medical industry since 1995. In 2010, I bought a mild hyperbaric oxygen chamber to help my husband fight lymphoma, who is now in partial remission.
As I learned more about hyperbaric oxygen therapy, I realized how crucial oxygen is to our body's healing process. My passion for helping people guided me into opening Obispo Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and making this healing modality available to all my clients.
I look forward to helping you heal and feel renewed.
Silvana and her team provide Hyperbaric Oxygen therapy to many of our patients, creating an effective form of personalized and integrative treatment with the rest of the modalities we offer at The Lapidus Clinic.


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We converted our meeting room into a pop up photography studio to capture some high quality images of our client for use on their website. It was also a good opportunity to have a bit of fun!
Get a FREE copy of the Zig Zag 2014 Calendar!
We are very proud to have been involved in the production of this fantastic 2014 Calendar.
Charity Hewitt (shown on the front cover) is a very brave and remarkable young lady who is tackling her Lymphoma Cancer head on.
She refuses to be beaten and is very positive and confident in her inspirational approach to life.
With the support of her friends and family she has put together this remarkable calendar and intends to sell copies to raise funds for the Lymphoma Association.
Client website gets recognised in national industry awards!
We produced a 300 page DL size price guide brochure for our client Selco Builders Warehouse. With over 4,000 products listed inside it's something we have to work hard on, but seeing the finished printed copy makes it worth it!
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New Belladonna TV Advert goes live!
Whittall Street Clinic Website Shortlisted for AHCM Award!
Today sees the start of our new TV campaign for Carnation Footcare's Pediroller, an exercise aid offering immediate relief from common heel and arch foot pain.
Impacta Sports Holding Page Goes Live!
Tree survives and shows signs of life!
Our Carbon Offsetting tree lives!
Twisted Cider e-commerce website goes live!
Zig Zag's favourite Cider company have proudly announced the opening of their online shop.
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Zig Zag are happy to announce the Twisted Cider website has now gone live.
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Zig Zag's 2011 desktop calendar is now available, email us for your free copy.
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Harvey celebrates birth of new baby boy!
The whole team have managed to struggle in again despite the winters best efforts, but the view from our windows of crisp, virgin snow on the hillside proved just too tempting for Ben and Mitch.
zig zag are proud to announce that they have been appointed by Willis Gambier UK to handle their entire brand portfolio.
zig zag welcome Ryan, the latest addition to our team.
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zig zag have installed a second DC242 to extend our exisiting short-run digital print capability.


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(1)HTC successfully introduced Touch Diamond series products and the first Android-based phone – G1 in 2008, both of which led the industry trend changes in the user interface and mobile internet experience respectively.
(2)The management has executed Y08 business strategy and objectives well, resulting in solid operational performance measured by financial objectives,technology leadership, brand value creation and recognition and expense control.
(3)The corporate culture has evolved to customer first on top of the innovative aspiration. The adoptive working environment attracts and integrates international talents to excel the HTC experience in the daily operations to cement the brand value.
(4)Strong business growth in Y08. Annual revenue reached NT$152.6 billion, representing a 28.7% YoY growth rate. The non ODM business YoY growth was over 40%.
(5)On pre-bonus basis, the annual GPM and OPEX ratio was 33.6% and 9.8%* respectively, both of which are in line with the annual guidance provided.The NPAT was NT$34.2 billion, increased by 18.4% YoY.
(6)On post-bonus basis, the annual GPM and OPEX ratio was 33.2% and 13.4%*.
*The annual PSP adjustment was shown as net impact of NT$65 million in OPEX based on CPA's opinion which was different from the accounting treatment mentioned in last conference call.
(1)The 4th Q revenue was NT$47.4 billion, up 25.1% sequentially and 21.4% YoY, slightly below the NT$48 billion guidance. The shortfall was caused by clients' inventory adjustment in December.
(2)The 4th Q GPM pre-bonus was 30.1% (post-bonus:29.8%), in line with the guidance provided. The quarterly average euro € exchange rate against NT$ is 43.15, in line with the guidance assumption.
(3)The 4th Q OPEX ratio pre-bonus was 8.2% (post-bonus:11.5%), better than the guidance of 8.7%*, due to rationalization of expenses.
*The OPEX ratio pre-bonus excluding the PSP adjustment.
(1)The global economic weakened rapidly since the 4th Q resulting low business visibility. The channels including operators and distributors are undertaking aggressive inventory trim down. This situation will carry into the 1st Q affecting the overall handset shipment including the smart phone segment.
(2)Smart phone devices with Touch function prevail the market which confirms HTC's vision and highlights HTC's advantageous position to ride this industry trend. The converging devices market is likely to grow in Y09.The consumer will select products offering value differentiations within the lesser disposal budget.
a.Business Growth : Annual revenue expects to grow by double digit. Balance the market share gain with gross margin maintenance.
b.Product Strategy: Focus on innovation and execution to enhance product proposition and keep up the differentiation. Expand product diversity to offer customers more choices.
c.OPEX : OPEX spending expects to balance with supporting business growth and cost control. Annual OPEX ratio expects to maintain around 13.5%* of revenue, based on post bonus basis.
a.Business goal: Grow the long term shareholder value.
b.Brand building: Execute on HTC brand experience to every customer contact points and focus on simplicity, innovation and WOW factors.
c.Actions to the weak economic environment: Grow business through differentiated products and continue to strengthen long term core competence with prudent approach in brand building, operational efficiency and investment activities. Tighter risk management in internal control points as well as supply chain. Expense rationalization has been implemented since the 4th Q last year.
*The OPEX ratio will be affected by pre-bonus net operating margin, due to the impact of employee bonus adjustment.
(1)The management will propose to the board to maintain high dividend payout policy, no lower than the cash dividend payout amount of NT$20 billion for Y2009 and Y2010. This is subject to the approval in the next board meeting in Feb.
(2)The employee bonus appropriation rate will be the same as that of Y08, 18% of net profit after taxes, prior to this employee bonus adjustment.
(3)The outstanding common shares number is 745,393,856 shares, post the cancelation of the 10 million treasury share buyback.
(4)A few products will be introduced in the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in mid Feb.
(5)Joey Cheng will join HTC as the IR Director to provide more comprehensive IR coverage.
(6)The board approved to buy two land sites adjacent to HTC Taoyuan HQ to build supporting facilities to provide better working environment, both of which encompass 55,545 m2. The total purchase amount is NT$1,147.5 million.
(7)The Shanghai plant begun production and will provide the incremental capacity needs to meet business growth.
*1Warranty service and inventory scrap were recognized as OPEX and non-operating expenses respectively before 2008. NT$2.6 billion in Q407 was adjusted into COGS.
*2Excluded 2 adjustments of NT$0.24billion for accounting entry adjustment and PSP expenses in 3Q08, the RSGA expense is NT$4.10billion whereas RSGA% is 10.8% and NOP is NT$8.95billion.
*3The EPS was calculated based on the outstanding shares at the time.
*4The numbers were reviewed by CPA and subject to the board approval.
*2Excluded 2 adjustments of NT$0.24billion for accounting entry adjustment and PSP expenses in 3Q08, the RSGA expense is NT$5.43billion whereas RSGA% is 14.3% and NOP is NT$7.47billion.
*1Warranty service and inventory scrap were recognized as OPEX and non-operating expenses respectively before 2008. NT$1.3billion in Q407 was adjusted into COGS.
*3The numbers were reviewed by CPA and subject to the board approval.
*The numbers above were reviewed by CPA and subject to the board approval.
(1)Due to the world economic slowdown and low business visibility, the 1st Q revenue is expected to be around NT$33 billion, a low-single digit YOY growth rate. Sales momentum is likely to pick up in the 2nd quarter when new products are introduced to the market.
(2)The GPM, net of the warrant provision reserve and the extra inventory write down adjustment, is expected to be around 30%* based on post employee bonus adjustment.
(3)EU business model will change to commission basis from cost-plus basis under the advice from tax counsel. As a result, the SG&A expenses will increase slightly.
(4)Interest income will be impacted by the declining interest rate. The Y08 average interest rate is around 2.1% vs. current 0.3%. Interest income in the 1st Q will decline to NT$ 100 million.
(5)Around NT$ 0.6 billion extra aged inventory provision write down. The warranty provision reserves was reversed by around NT$ 0.6 billion.
(6)The OPEX ratio (post-bonus) will increase to around 15%* due to lower revenue. The actual pre-bonus OPEX spending stays at the same level as that of the 4th Q Y08 and will support the new product launch events for the shipment in the 2nd Q.
(7)The operating profit margin expects to be around 15%*.
*Starting from this conference call, all margins will be under post-bonusbases.


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Dementia-friendly architecture: Reducing Spatial Disorientation in Dementia Care Homes
Wiener, Dr J
Knowing where we are and how to get to places are fundamental features of successful everyday living. Although most of us rely automatically and unquestioningly on our wayfinding abilities, they are markedly impaired in people with Alzheimer's disease (AD), the most prevalent form of dementia. This project will identify the features of buildings that make them relatively harder or easier for people with AD to navigate. The knowledge gained will allow us to create dementia-friendly architectural guidelines for use in the design of residences for people with AD. Many people with AD eventually move from their familiar home environments into unfamiliar care homes. Unfortunately, the dramatic reduction in wayfinding skills commonly seen at the onset of AD is particularly marked when it comes to learning unfamiliar environments. Thus, people with AD would have an easier transition to new residences if these larger – and often more institutional – environments were designed to be dementia-friendly in terms of wayfinding. A psychological understanding of orientation and navigation could play a major role here but, unfortunately, current design-guidelines are mainly based on custom and practice, not theory and research. This project aims to improve matters through a series of experiments on navigation in people with AD. Our research is innovative in several ways: We will use Virtual Reality (VR) technology to simulate unfamiliar care home environments. VR lets us change environmental features and structures systematically, to monitor how these changes impact on learning to way-find over a period of several weeks. This would be impractical in real world settings. Additionally, by using state-of-the-art eye tracking technology to record gaze direction, we can pinpoint the types of cues people use to find their way through unfamiliar environments (www.spatial-cognition.org). Finally, our experiments will allow us not only to measure the way in which navigation abilities decline in people with AD, but also to identify the mechanisms underlying these declines. Successful navigation depends on learning to recognise places by identifying and remembering landmarks, environmental cues that are unique to each location. We will investigate this process in more detail. Our experiments will examine how AD impacts on landmark selection by comparing the performance of people with AD and healthy adults of a similar age (age-matched controls). Our participants will learn routes through virtual residences that include multiple intersections. We will systematically vary the features present at the intersections to determine whether people with AD have particular difficulties when the same distractor cues are present at more than one intersection, and/or when uninformative cues are nevertheless particularly noticeable (salient). Next, we will use VR to simulate what happens when people move into unfamiliar residences. Over several weeks, we will (a) teach people with AD and age-matched controls to navigate a number of different routes through the same environment, and (b) compare their ability to discover new routes through the same environment, based on knowledge of the routes they have just learned. VR allows for systematic comparisons of different floor plans, so we will be able to establish the kinds of architectural structure that either help or hinder wayfinding in people with AD. A key output of the research will be a set of empirically validated design guidelines that support effective wayfinding in people with AD. Because these principles will be widely applicable, we will work with architects, building standards agencies and care commissioning bodies to ensure that they are used to develop national standards for residential care home design. Our research will thus help to increase or preserve the independence and well-being of people with AD, avoiding a further loss of autonomy, dignity and control that is, in theory, preventable.


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It's known as the Isle of the Gods, but will a five-star Bali experience be heaven or hell for the stars of Channel 9 reality show Travel Guides?
Intrepid Travel made the plea upon releasing it's latest Asia-focused "Not Hot List" which was created to address concerns with overtourism. The list offers us alternate destinations, so for example, we are nudged to visit Komodo instead of Bali, Bukhara over Angkor Wat and Naoshima in place of Osaka.
"Recently we've seen a number of Asian countries take a proactive approach to combat overtourism," Wade told news.com.au.
"Australians are increasingly well-travelled and this is about encouraging them to step away from the familiar to approach our neighbours in the most intrepid way possible.
better. There are now 3.7 million Australians travelling to Asia each year, and the more tourism dispersal, the better," Mr Wade said.
So now, it's time to attempt to stop such issues happening to another holiday favourite.
Once considered the adventurous alternative to Seminyak, Ubud has flourished in popularity thanks to its haven of health and healers. The day trip market means a lessened contribution to Ubud's economy and puts pressure on local infrastructure.
It's a place where ancient tribes maintain their traditions in deep rainforest valleys. Travellers can snorkel coral reefs, walk across volcanic black sand beaches and watch for the legendary and fierce Komodo dragons.
Central Asia is still as remote as you can be when it comes to Asian countries. The 'Stans offer a Silk Road experience rich with stories of migration, religion and trade.
Uzbekistan's fifth largest city Bukhara is a UNESCO world heritage site and the entire old city centre and has more than 5000 years of human history. There are over 140 monuments and historical buildings to explore including Po-i-Kalyan Mosque that, during its 1300 years of history, even survived assault from Genghis Khan.
While Nepal will always be a must-do for active travellers wanting to challenge themselves, Ladakh is rising in popularity for its hiking and breathtaking scenery in the Indian Himalayas.
But Intrepid advocates that travellers discover the southern islands or "lost Japan". Naoshima Island has been transformed from a sleepy fishing community to a world-class art destination with a variety of sleek and stylish museums.
Travellers can cycle between galleries, outdoor sculptures and modern architecture. The Southern Islands also house impressive castles and Japan's oldest hot spring baths — Dogo Onsen.
Sumatra is as exotic a destination as Borneo, offering national parks and endemic species. As the world's sixth largest island, Sumatra made headlines earlier this year with the Mount Sinabung volcano eruption.


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