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Hazel Howe Spicer, Suspected Serial Killer Mom – Colorado, 1933
FULL TEXT: Kiowa, Colo., Jan. 22 – Mrs. Hazel Howe Spicer, 48-year-old farm wife, Sunday night confessed to Deputy District Attorney J. Nelson Truitt that she killed her 13-month-old daughter, Doris, by smothering. Truitt said.
At the end of a long grilling in the Elbert county jail here, Mrs. Spicer admitted she smothered the babe and told her husband, Frank Spicer, that the child was strangled by a piece of apple.
Truitt said she also confessed that she slashed the throat of another child, four-year-old George Spicer, with a piece of glass. The boy was not injured seriously.
The woman, who escaped from a woman deputy sheriff Saturday night, was found Sunday wandering on the prairie near Elizabeth, Colo., where she was arrested Saturday. Truitt said he and G. R. Brown, sheriff of Elbert county, questioned the woman in the jail basement until she confessed the child's death.
~ Freed Her Husband ~
Mrs. Spicer was quoted by Truitt as saying she smothered the baby for fear her husband would drive her away from home and she would never be able to see the child again. Truitt said she sobbed hysterically as she declared she had been driven to the act because she could "never be able to go on living with her children taken from her" as she asserted two children by a former marriage had been.
"I felt so badly about this before little Doris was even cold that I wished I hadn't started to do it."
Truitt quoted her. "I hoped her father could bring her back to life. I knew that he would beat me up or try to kill me If he thought I was to blame."
A moment later, Truitt said, she cried: "But now I'm glad she is dead because nobody else will ever get her."
Truitt said she signed a formal confession of the slaying in which she related how she smothered the child and then, thinking her husband might possibly revive her, bit off a piece of apple which she pushed into the girl's throat.
~ Boy "Fell" In Well ~
The same confession, Truitt said, related that she knew more of the death of her 21-months-old son who was drowned in a well near Boulder, Colo., than she had told. She told him, Truitt declared, that the boy fell into the well and she was unable to rescue him. Fearing her husband's wrath, she said, she placed a heavy metal covering over the well. The body was found by the husband, Frank Spicer, several hours later.
Mrs. Spicer's explanation of the slashing of George's neck was this, Truitt said:
"I did it, but I only wanted to hurt him enough so that my husband would take us to town to a doctor so we wouldn't have to come back."
The child accused his mother of the attack on him Saturday but she denied it until after she had began her confession here Sunday night, Truitt said.
~ Thinks She's Crazy ~
Mrs. Spicer, who Truitt said he believed was unbalanced pleaded to be sent to a hospital instead of to jail.
"Please, mister," he said she cried, "tell them men not to send me to jail. Send me to jail. Send me to one of them psychopathic hospitals. I know I ain't been right for a long time."
Truitt said he would attempt to find means of placing her in an insane asylum instead of trying her for murder.
Mrs. Spicer told Truitt how she spent the night before being caught Sunday morning, he said.
"Sometimes I was discouraged when I saw those lights around me during the night," she said. I knew then that I couldn't get away or that I couldn't get to see my boy, George. Some times when I was walking I hoped a mountain lion would get me.
"I went to a neighbor's house and called and knocked on the window. I wanted to get in. I knew they were there, but people had been telling that I killed my little children, and they were afraid to let me in."
Two other children of Mrs. Spicer have died, supposedly accidentally, since 1923 and Sheriff G. R. Brown said their deaths were also under investigation.
Brown said his questioning of the woman before her escape Saturday night revealed that a baby by a former marriage had been smothered in Los Angeles in 1923 by bed clothing and that a son, child of Frank Spicer, had been drowned in a well near Boulder, Colo. Both deaths were declared accidental.
["Mother Admits Killing Baby; Caught After Night Escape – Mrs. Hazel Howe Spicer, 48 Year Old Colorado Farm Woman, Breaks Down After Grilling – Smothers Girl; Tries To Cut Boy's Throat – Older Child Not Badly Hurt; Officers Suspect Her Of Murdering Two Other Children," Albuquerque Journal (N. M.), Jan. 23, 1933, p. 1]
FULL TEXT: Kiowa, Colo., March 28. – Mrs. Hazel Spicer, 41, ranchwoman charged with slaying her infant daughter, awaited removal today to the state hospital at Pueblo after a district court jury found her insane. She was accused of the smothering to death of her 13-months-old child, Doris, last January. The jury decided she was insane after considering the case an hour.
["Ranch Mother Who Smothered Baby Is Found Insane," The Daily Sentinel (Grand Junction, Co.), Mar. 28, 1933, P. 4]
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Madeline Allred, 18-Year-Old Murderess – Michigan, 1957
FULL TEXT: Jackson, Mich., March 14 – "I don't especially like babies," an 18-year-old baby-sitter explained today in revealing that she had taken her charge, a 3-year-old baby girl, to Detroit especially to drown her.
Following the directions of Madeline Allred of Pontiac, a former mental patient, police found the body of Patricia Tiernan in a hotel bathtub.
"I like to choke and kill people and animals," police quoted the teenager as saying.
~ First Thought of River ~
Mill Allred said that while she was baby-sitting with Patricia Tiernan at the Pontiac home of the baby's parents., Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Tiernan, she decided to take the child to Detroit "and drown her in the river."
But when they arrived in Detroit, she said, the baby began crying, so she decided to take her to a hotel and drowned her there.
Miss Allred said she held the child under water for about two hours before leaving the hotel room and going back to Jackson. In Jackson she was picked up on a loitering charge. Shortly afterward she volunteered her story of the drowning to police.
Police said despite the girl's talk of liking to "kill people," there was no evidence that she had been involved in previous trouble.
Police said they would charge the girl with murder tomorrow. They said they would charge the girl told them she had been in three mental hospitals.
["Teen Sitter Drowns Baby in Hotel Tub," Daily News (N.Y.), Mar. 15, 1957, p. 6]
More cases: Youthful Borgias: Girls Who Commit Murder
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Joyce Christine Nichols, 13-Year-Old Rapist-Murderess – California, 1947
FULL TEXT: Bakersfield, Nov. 19. – Breaking into tears under questioning, 13-year-old Joyce Christine Nichols admitted today, authorities said, that she killed blonde Myretta Jones, 5, with a rock last Monday after luring her to a children s cave.
The girl would give no reason for the slaying and apparently could not recall what impulse led her to beat Myretta to death, according to Sheriff John Loustalot
~ Taken From School ~
Joyce, a rather attractive brown-haired girl. was taken out of a classroom at Emerson Junior High School this morning just 40 hours after the body of her playmate was found in the cave by Dep. Sheriff Otto Olofson.
Myretta, blue-eyed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones, was last seen by relatives about 3:30 p.m., Monday when she left on an errand to a grocery store in the Casa Loma district.
Her mother's frantic call to the Sheriff's office an hour and a half later sent a posse of deputies and neighbors scouring the area until Olofson peered into the blood-spattered cave dug by children as a "pirate's den" in the 80-acre Kern County fair ground site.
~ Man First Hunted ~
Hampered by erroneous first reports that the child had been criminally attacked before she was killed the investigation later swung from a search for a man to a hunt for a girl on the basis of small footprints found in the cave.
Joyce faced four criminal investigators calmly at the Sheriff's office until her stepmother, Mrs. Cal Nichols, appeared and collapsed at the girl's feet. The child broke into a flood of tears and told the following story, according to Sheriff Loustalot.
She met Myretta on the wav to the store, accompanied her to the Nichols' home, where Joyce finished up some house work.
~ Suggested Cave Visit ~
She then suggested Myretta go to the cave "to play."
The 5-year-old walked to the cave and descended into its narrow confines where Joyce shortly demanded that her small playmate take off her clothes.
Myretta refused, the sobbing girl told investigators, but several slaps across the face persuaded the younger girl to comply.
But no sooner was Myretta stripped, her clothes in a heap on the earth floor of the cave, when Joyce snatched up the heavy rock and hit the crying youngster over the head, Loustalot continued.
~ Left Body in Cave ~
After the killing, the 13-year-old left the body in the cave, washed her hands in a near-by canal and returned home to tell her parents what she had done, the Sheriff said.
"The father, an auto body mechanic, decided not to say anything until he figured out just what to do," Loustalot continued. "He ordered his wife to say nothing and also woke up the girl's brother Jerry 14, told him the story and cautioned him to keep quiet."
~ Mother Washed Clothes ~
"Yesterday, Joyce went to school as usual while the stepmother washed out the girls bloody clothing."
Once the deputies swung to the track of a girl as the suspect the name of Joyce Nichols came to, light from several sources particularly one schoolmate who had seen the two girls walking together toward the cave.
Investigators talked to Mr. and Mrs. Nichols this morning after Joyce had gone to school but could get nowhere. After she was taken into custody, however, the parents admitted they had known of the crime "but were so scared they didn't know what to do," Sheriff Loustalot said.
After making her statement. Joyce was sent to the County Detention Home, where she was confined in a single room to await examination by doctors and psychiatrists.
["Girl, 13, Confesses Beating 5-Year-Old Child to Death," Los Angeles Times (Ca.), Nov. 20, 1947, P. 5]
FULL TEXT: Bakersfield, Nov. 21. – 5-year-old Myretta Jones met death last Monday as a result of blows on the head inflicted by Joyce Christine Nichols, 13, it was decided today by Coroner Norman C. Houze after the bobby-soxer admitted the crime on the inquest witness stand.
Joyce told of beating the kindergartner to death in a "children's "private cave" when the child threatened to tell her grandmother of being mistreated by the junior high school girl. She said she hit Myretta with a rock four times then dragged her body back into the cave.
~ Step-Mother Testifies ~
Mrs. Cal Nichols, step-mother of the bobby-soxer, also took the stand to testify she learned of the crime the same evening upon questioning Joyce after hearing on the radio of Myretta's death and learning her daughter had been seen with the younger girl.
"She told me she hit a little girl with a rock and that's all she could remember," Mrs. Nichols said. "I guess she blanked out."
Joyce, who is being held at the County Detention Home on a murder complaint, will be arraigned Monday or Tuesday in Justice Court and certified to the Juvenile Court.
County authorities said she may be returned to Superior Court for trial, however.
Funeral services for the slain youngster will be conducted tomorrow afternoon.
["Coroner Funds Girl, 5, Killed By Bobby-Soxer," Los Angeles Times (Ca.), Nov. 22, 1947, P. 4]
FULL TEXT: Bakersfield, Nov. 24. – Justice of the Peace Stuart Magee today certified 13-year-old Joyce Christine Nichols to the Juvenile Court after the bobby-soxer admitted at the hearing that she beat a kindergarten playmate to death with a rock a week ago.
While her stepmother, Mrs. Calvin Nichols, sobbed, Joyce declared she bludgeoned Myretta Jones in a children's cave when the younger girl rejected her improper advances.
Juvenile Judge Warren Stockton now will have charge of the girl, with the option of disposing of the case under the laws pertaining to juveniles or returning her to Superior Court for criminal prosecution.
["Cave Death in Juvenile Court," Los Angeles Times (Ca.), Nov. 25, 1947, P. 2]
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Female Serial Killers & Arson
1873 – Sarah Earhardt – Germantown, Ohio, USA
Minor crimes, such its the poisoning of juvenile animals and the burning of numerous houses, are also said to be among the number of her achievements.
1874 – Henrietta Weibel – The Bronx, New York, USA
Henrietta Weibel, aged 15, was arrested, on a charge of attempted murder and incendiarism, she having on Wednesday night, attempted to burn the infant child of Mrs. Franck, a boarder at the Leopold Palace Hotel, and afterwards made two endeavours to set fire to the house. The baby was lying asleep when the girl set fire to the bed clothes. Another servant extinguished the flames, but the little child was nearly suffocated.
1875 – Sofie Johannesdotter – Fredrikshald (Halden), Norway, USA
"Sofie Johannesdotter was arrested following the burning down of the Stang house where Sofie was employed as a house servant."
1886 – Harriet Nason – Rutland, Vermont, USA – "predicted" two fires
Neighbors of Mrs. Nason ascribe to her remarkable powers in the way of prophesying fires. Her house on Grove street, it is said, was burned in accordance with her prediction about three years age. Subsequently she had another fiery vision. This alarmed another family in the same block and a watchman was employed. But the second fire occurred on scheduled time, though not until Mrs. Nason had been notified by the owners of the property to vacate. The popular impression is that Mrs. Nason is afflicted with a most dangerous and insidious form of insanity and that all the results of her secret work are not yet known.
1886 – Harriet Ann Stevens – Wangaratta, Australia
The evidence disclosed a strong circumstantial case that Mrs. Stevens first poisoned the deceased, and then after robbing him set fire to his house.
1890 – Marianna Skublińska – Warsaw, Poland
During the night of the 17th she set fire to her lodging, after having first murdered the children committed to her charge.
Then this inhuman woman went and stood in the yard of the house among the excited crowd and quietly waited to see what would happen. As the house was only built of wood, she evidently hoped it would be completely destroyed. But one of the inmates of the house suddenly remembered the woman in the garret and her charges, and called out to the firemen to save the children.
Then Skubliuski was for the first time soon standing in the yard, and when she was asked if the children were already saved, she answered that they were no longer with her. In the meanwhile, the firemen had so far succeeded in subduing the fire that one of them penetrated into Skublinski's lodging, and, not knowing what she had said, immediately began to search for the children. He soon found one little corpse, and then two more.
1893 – Lizzie Halliday – Burlingham, New York, USA
Mar. 17, 1888 – convicted of arson, Philadelphia, Pa. under the name "Maggie Hopkins."
May-Jun. 1893 – John Halliday, crippled step-son, burned to death in the "old mill" residence of Mrs & Mrs. Halliday & John, arson fire set by Lizzie. She was arrested and sent to insane asylum at Middletown.(date source: Schechter)
1893 – Mattie C. Shann – Trenton, New Jersey, USA
It is alleged that Mrs. Shann poisoned her victims with a solution of bichloride of mercury, that she at the life of her daughter in the same manner, and that she burned three houses in Princeton. The motive for her arts was the recovery of insurance money.
1901 – Jane Toppan – Boston, Massachusetts, USA
It was an irresistible propensity which impelled her to kill her best friends, and to commit the four crimes of arson to which she also confessed.
1904 – Rachel Galtie – Auch, France
She had a friend in the wife, of a navy Captain, a Mme. Larrieu. This woman was preparing to leave her house on a visit, and the amiable Mme. Galtie offered to help her pack up. The service was politely declined, but Mme. Galtié was not to be put off so easily, and was at her friend's house when the trunks were about to be closed. At that moment an alarm of fire was raised, and the basement of the Larjie home was found to be in flames. The discovery of a straw mattress staked in petroleum and of a box of matches close by proved that the fire must have been the deliberate work of a criminal, Mme. Galtié, in a state bordering on hysterics, explained that she had seen a strange man enter the house, and then rush away a moment after the fire had declared itself.
1908 – Belle Gunness – La Porte, Indiana, USA
1917 – Leopoldine Kasparek – Vienna, Austria
In every case the murderess managed to escape unnoticed and her crimes remained mysteries for many months, until she was finally caught in the act when she strangled Mrs. Marie Wurish, a 70-year-old widow, and applied the torch to the house of the old woman to cover up the murder.
1929 – Lisa Karl – Rheims, France
Mlle. Karl, characterized as "the most loathsome woman in France, was the leader of a band of fierce brigands. She beat the inn keeper to death with a wine bottle, and Clarisse later aided her in burning the body with gasoline.
1929 – Sarah Elizabeth Powers – Macon, Georgia, USA
1949 – Clarice Spurlock – Evansville, Indiana; Memphis, Tenn., USA
Clarice Spurlock was suspected of murdering her parents in two separate poisonings. She was formally charged with arson for setting fire to their garage. She was also suspected of slow-poisoning her husband.
1954 – Nannie Doss – Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
The Lanning Murder & Supsequent Arson: Nannie murdered her third husband, Arlie J. Lanning in 1950, after two and a half years of marriage. Lanning's house was willed to his sister and within two months the house burned down before the dead man's sister could take possession. The now homeless Nannie moved in temporarily with her mother-in law, saying until she received the fire insurance check. Before she left, however, her mother-in-law died in her sleep. Nannie then stayed with her sister Dovie, who was dying of cancer and soon, she too perished. [RSE, adapted from: Charles Montaldo Nannie Doss "One of the most prolific female serial killers in U.S. history." About.com]
1963 – Virginia Hill – Falmouth, Kentucky, USA
"At 26, Mrs. Virginia Hill has lost six of her seven children. Two died of natural causes. She admitted killing one other and setting a fire in which three more died, officials said."
1965 – Hazel Dulcie Bodsworth – Hopetwn, Victortia, Australia
1967 – Janie Lou Gibbs – Cordele, Georgia, USA
Gibbs' husband of 18 years, Charles Clayton Gibbs, 39, died January 21, 1966. Her youngest son, Marvin Ronald Gibbs, 13, died August 29, 1966, followed by her middle son, Melvin Watess Gibbs, 16, on January 23, 1967. She inherited $31,000 from their deaths and tithed 10 percent to her church. The Gibbs' home at Arabi burned after her husband's death and she moved to her present home in Cordele.
1979 – Audrey Marie Hilley – Anniston, Alabama, USA
As examples, the FBI agent noted two arson fires at the Hilley house, one when Frank Hilley was still alive, the second when Carol and her grandmother were in the house alone. Urine tests to detect any arsenic were also ordered for people known to have visited the Hilley residence, including police who investigated the fires. "One time some investigators went to that house and afterwards they became sick," the agent said. "It's possible they had been given some type of poison. "There was a family that lived next to her for years," he added. "The children were sick all the time, but doctors could never find out why. ... 'This family eventually moves and the kids get well in no time at all." Investigators say they've determined the victims were given small doses of arsenic over an extended period.
1982 – Judith Neelley – southern USA
On September 11, 1982, a Youth Development Center employee, Ken Dooley's home was shot at four times. The following day, fellow employee Linda Adair's home was firebombed with a Molotov cocktail. Phone calls were made to the victims following the attacks by a female who claimed to have been sexually abused at the Youth Development Center, but neither victim could identify the caller's voice.
1983 – Judias Buenoano – Orlando, Florida, USA
She was convicted of multiple counts of grand theft (for insurance fraud), and is thought to have committed multiple acts of arson (again, for purposes of insurance fraud).
1989 – Blanche Taylor Moore – Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA
On January 23, 1985. a mysterious fire broke out at her Burlington home. Blanche blamed a pervert for the blaze, and firemen confirmed arson as the cause, accepting her tale of a nameless man seen loitering around the property. Blanche collected a little fire insurance, investing the cash in a new mobile home. When fire razed the trailer a month later, she blamed that pervert again and collected another insurance check. Someone better finally entered Blanches life on Easter Sunday, 1985. A handsome divorcée at age fifty-one, Rev. Dwight Moore was the pastor of the Carolina United Church of Christ.
1995 – Debora Green – Kansas City, Kansas, USA
Set fire to her house killing two of her children. When one escaped, she tried to avoid saving her. She had poisoned her husband who became disabled from the effects. She blamed her murdered son for the fire and the poisoning of his father.
1998 – Virginia Rearden McGinnis – San Diego, California, USA
1998 – María Concepción Ladino Gutiérrez - Bogota, Colombia
One her victims was an elderly woman jeweler whom she sprayed with gasoline and set on fire.
1998 – "PK" – Switzerland
After the third attack PK admitted to her therapist that she wanted to commit arson again and was committed to a mental hospital. It was there, when she began talking about stalking and killing women, that she became a suspect. She eventually confessed to all three attacks.
2000 – Credonia Mwerinde – Kanungu, Uganda
As a young woman, Credonia was obsessed by fire. She had torched the possessions of a man who had failed to acquiesce to her romantic desires. . In another instance, she led her followers to the banana plantation of a relative who refused to join the cult.
Sister Credonia Mwerinde, leader of Ugandan Marianist cult of the Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Comandments located in Kunungu murdered hundreds of her followers on March 17, 2000 by locking them in a worship facility called the ark that was pyrotechnically rigged. All door and windows were secured so that none could escape and then the building was set afire. The official death toll was set at 738. The fire was so intense that the many of the victims' skulls exploded. Their corpses, many of them children, were buried in several mass graves. Sister Credonia disappeared and has not as of this date been apprehended.
2003 – Janet Smith – Largo, Florida & Mountain Home, Arkansas, USA
2003 – Dana Stodolova – Kutna Hora, Czech Republic
November 16, 2001, staying with Dana's mother in Slavošov, they robbed a neighbor Jaroslava Šanda (75). The retrieved 40,000 crowns but the victim managed to pull the nylon stocking from Jaroslav face. Jaroslav strangled him to death so he would not be identified. They put the body in bed and surrounded it with lighted candles as a way of burning the house in a delayed manner. The autopsy was faulty and missed signs of strangulation.
2004 – Kusuma Nain – Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, India
2006 – Sheila LaBarre – Epping, New Hampshire, USA
One of her victims, named "Countie, 24, met LaBarre through a personal ad in February 2006. He moved in with her soon after and was last seen alive that March, being pushed by LaBarre in a wheelchair at Wal-Mart, his face and hands covered with cuts. A few days later, when police went to LaBarre's home to check on him, they found her tending a burning pile of trash containing what later was identified as Countie's bones."
2007 – Shirley Winters – Syracuse, New York, USA
Winters had been indicted previously in the death of Ron Winters after authorities exhumed the baby's remains. His death originally had been blamed on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. But Judge Joseph Fahey dismissed that earlier indictment in June after concluding the grand jury presentation was tainted because the county medical examiner also testified about her belief that the deaths of two of Winters' other children in a 1979 Jefferson County house fire were also homicides.
2008 – Manuela Gonzalez Cano – Villard-Bonnot, Isere region, France
2008 – Lydia L. – Gottingen, Germany
Once drawn into her web of "love," she victim would be murdered either through overdose of drugs, or by suffocating him using a plastic bag – in order to simulate a natural death. Another victim was burned to death in his own home. In one case, the murder duo arranged a fake robbery in order to created a cover story for a murder.
2009 – Kanae Kijima – Tokyo, Japan
Keizo Ando, 80, an invalid, died May 2009, house fire.
2014 – Marli Teles de Souza – Cacador, State of Santa Catarina, Brazil
►Burning Child Alive
1829 – Martha "Patty" Cannon – Johnson's Corners, Maryland, USA
1874 – Henrietta Weibel – Fresh Farms, The Bronx, N, Y., USA (15-y-o)
1875 – Julia Fortmeyer – St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1890 – Marianne Skoblinska – Warsaw, Poland
1906 – Lillian Thorman – York, Pennsylvania, USA (13-y-o)
1907 – Mrs. Fred West – Des Moines Iowa, USA
1912 – Mme. Couturier – Le May-Sur-Èvre, France
"She fastened her two year-old daughter to a post, and then having laid a fire set the child's clothes ablaze. The helpless infant was burnt to death after having suffered terrible agony. The unnatural mother watched the whole affair. … Two other children of the prisoner died [the previous] year in suspicious circumstances."
1920 – Dagmar Overbye – Copenhagen, Denmark
►Pyromania & Serial Killers
[I]t's more than sheer malice that underlies the incendiary crimes of serial killers. According to specialists in the psychology of perversion, there is always an erotic motive at the root of pyromania. "There is but one instinct which generates the impulse to incendiarism," writes William Stekel in his classic work on aberrant behavior. "That is the sexual instinct, and arson clearly shows its connecting points with sex." True, there are often "secondary motives" behind a pyromaniac's acts – anger, frustration, revenge. But above all (as Stekel writes). "the incendiary is sexually excited by the flames; he likes to watch them burn." In short, serial murderers who enjoy starting fires do so for the same reason that they love to torture and kill.
It turns them on.
[Harold Schechter, Fatal: The Poisonous Life of a Serial Killer, Pocket Books, 2006, 127]
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Female Serial Killers Who Target The Homeless
1912 – Enriqueta Martí – Barcelona, Spain
1984 – Emily Lynette Kirby Bell – Alexandria, Louisiana, USA
1988 – Dorothea Puente – Sacramento, California, USA
2008 – Helen Golay & Olga Rutterscmidt – Santa Monica, California, USA
2008 – Lian Shangying & Dong Xiaorong – Tamushi Township, Taipei County, Taiwan
2015 – Elena Lobacheva – Moscow, Russia
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South Boston Serial Baby-Killing Mom (suspected) – 2022
FULL TEXT: At about 2:15 pm on Thursday, November 17, 2022 officers assigned to District 6 responded to a radio call to investigate a premise at 838 East Broadway in South Boston.
On Thursday, November 17, 2022 officers located what appeared to be a human fetus or infant. On Friday, November 18, 2022, homicide detectives located what appears to be additional human remains, which were removed by personnel from the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner for further investigation. A post-mortem examination was performed on two infant males and two infant females, and the results of the autopsies remain pending. The Boston Police Homicide Detectives along with the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office continue to investigate this incident.
We don't anticipate any additional information at this time. Please monitor BPDnews.com for updates on this incident. The Boston Police Department continues to review the facts and circumstances surrounding this incident.
["Investigation Update: Autopsies Performed on Remains Discovered in Apartment on East Broadway in South Boston," The Boston Police Department, Nov. 28, 2022]
EXCERPT: Sources tell NBC10 Boston a family member was cleaning out the apartment when they discovered the remains — some of them were found in show boxes in the freezer. Property records indicate the apartment belonged to a woman in her 60s who lived in the building for many years. Court records state, "Police were called to her home due to the smell of gas. [The resident] was found at home with the gas stove left on and with confusion." An evaluation found she is likely suffering from dementia. Court records also detail, "She is unable to care for herself and she cannot return to her prior living situation where she was residing alone in the community." ["Autopsy Results Pending for 4 Infants Found in South Boston Apartment; Boston police announced Monday that post-mortem exams on two infant males and two infant females have been performed in this investigation, with autopsy results pending," NBC Boston, Nov. 29, 2022]
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Of Note: Center Recognizes Students' Achievements
The Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics is pleased to recognize the accomplishments and activities of its supporters, students and staff:
Sawyer Baker and Madeline Becker, Legacy of Heroines intern and scholar, were among 35 students selected to participate in the 2012 Iowa N.E.W. Leadership Summer Institute May 21-25 at the University of Iowa. Presented by the Women's Resource and Action Center, the intensive residential institute is designed to develop women's leadership skills, support their engagement in civic life, and create opportunities for them to build relationships with leaders on the local, state and national level. The 2012 participants were chosen by a diverse panel of university and community leaders and represent eight different Iowa colleges and universities.
Molly Bryant, Legacy of Heroines scholar, was awarded the 3rd House Memorial Scholarship at the Department of Political Science Awards Luncheon on April 11. The scholarship recognizes student leadership ability and excellence in campus activities.
Jared Knight, leadership certificate student, was elected in March as president of the Government of the Student Body (GSB) at Iowa State University. The GSB president is responsible for setting the direction and initiatives for the student government each year. He previously served as GSB vice president, residence hall senator and as a Supreme Court justice. Knight also was awarded the Serge Garrison Memorial Scholarship at the Department of Political Science Awards Luncheon on April 11. The scholarship recognizes student leadership ability and excellence in campus activities.
Chandra Peterson, Legacy of Heroines scholar, was presented the Alda and Weldon Brown Award at the Department of Political Science Awards Luncheon on April 11 as the graduating senior with the highest cumulative grade point average. She also was selected as a co-recipient of the Ross Talbot Outstanding Graduating Senior Award, which recognizes academic and personal achievements.
Clinton M. Stephens, postdoctoral teaching assistant, successfully defended his dissertation on April 30 and graduated on May 4 with a Ph.D. in education with an emphasis in higher education administration. Titled "Examining Higher Education Institutions' Finances to Understand Their Priorities," he used three research projects to analyze how public universities absorb cuts in state funding. Stephens will continue with this line of inquiry to assist state legislatures and their public institutions in making funding decisions to better educate students.
Stephens also received the Iowa State University Greek Community's Outstanding Faculty Award in March. The award is designated for faculty "who excel in relating to their students while effectively teaching the subject material." He was nominated by three chapters – Sigma Pi, Pi Kappa Phi and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Students nominating Stephens were members of his LAS 222 class, "Leadership Styles and Strategies in a Diverse Society."


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Erik Herbert Palmén (31 August 1898 – 19 March 1985) was a Finnish meteorologist, born in Vaasa. He worked at the University of Chicago in the Chicago school of meteorology (started by Carl-Gustaf Rossby) on cyclones and weather fronts with Vilhelm Bjerknes. He contributed to the explanation of the dynamics of the jet stream and the analysis of data collected by radiosondes; his preprocessed and quality checked datasets were widely used by other researchers. Palmen was a multisided researcher who published articles in meteorology, geophysics and oceanography. The 1969 book by Palmen and Chester W. Newton, "Atmospheric Circulation Systems: Their Structure and Interpretation", is still used as lecture material in the universities around the world.

Palmen was the director of Finnish Institute of Marine Research, a professor in Helsinki University and a member of the Finnish Academy of Arts and Letters. His nickname by students, friends and colleagues was Maestro  and he was well known for his passion for cigars and interest of effects of weather on agriculture.

Palmen received the Buys Ballot Medal of Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1964. By then, when more computing power was available and the first steps of numerical weather prediction were taken, the value of the work done by the Chicago School 10–20 years earlier was really appreciated.

In 1969 he was awarded the prestigious International Meteorological Organization Prize from the World Meteorological Organization.

References

External links
Chicago School
In Memoriam
Palmen's Final Reflection

Finnish meteorologists
1898 births
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Carl-Gustaf Rossby Research Medal recipients

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Don has been President of Federated Farmers since 2008 and farms a 212 ha property at Waimatua, Southland, consisting of sheep, deer and forestry. Don joined Federated Farmers to protect what he saw was an erosion of the property right. Don served on the National Board of Federated Farmers from 2003 and was President of Federated Farmers Southland for three years. During this time, Don masterminded the Federation's successful defeat of the agricultural emissions research levy (commonly described as a "flatulence tax" or "fart tax"). In 2006, Don was appointed the Federation's representative on the ACC Stakeholder Reference Group and was Chairman of Local Government Forum between 2004 and 2008. Outside of the Federation, Don was elected as a Trustee to the Southland Electric Power Supply Consumer Trust in 1999. He is married to Gael and together, they have two daughters.
Turning the climate change debate
By Don Nicolson
I wonder if climate change fatigue has begun to bite.
Greenpeace's Sign-On campaign calls for a 40 percent reduction in New Zealand greenhouse reductions by 2020. It was launched with a hiss and roar on 23 May, featuring starlets like Lucy Lawless, Keisha Castle-Hughes and the left's favourite businessman, Stephen Tindall.
Yet, almost two months later, the number of online registrations is yet to hit the 70,000 mark. Despite massive public relations, mass emails and paid television advertisements all backed by a compliant media, this merry band of acolytes have only managed to convince 56 percent of the people who voted Green at the 2008 General Election to actually sign-on. Given the threshold is low, just a name and a valid email address, Greenpeace must be wondering where the greenies have gone. It's been such a struggle that Greenpeace's foot soldiers are now cornering unsuspecting shoppers to get them to sign-on.
What does that tell us? People don't warm easily to sanctimonious hypocrisy – that's what.
Stephen Tindall made his many millions importing cheap Chinese goods into New Zealand and flogging it to hard working Kiwis who wanted cheap but modern consumer goods. Yet Mr Tindall had many of these goods made in factories with cheap Chinese labour using cheap coal fired electricity. Oh well, it doesn't matter does it? That was over there, not in our 'clean green nirvana.'
How about the starlets?
Farmers would love to see Lucy Lawless and Keisha Castle-Hughes tell Hollywood that they'll only tele-audition and tele-act for future roles, as they've 'signed-on.' As Ms Castle-Hughes is a Greenpeace Ambassador, I just wonder how she is reconciling that with her latest movie, The Vitner's Luck. Filmed in Burgundy with a world premiere in Toronto, she will travel far and wide to market this movie. Most shocking for eco-warriors is that this film, shot around the medieval castle of Berzé, is backed financially by the New Zealand Film Commission. NZ Film is contributing to global warming. The shame of it!
And then there's 'Saint' Al Gore.
The Nobel Prize and Oscar Award winning 'Next President of the United States' faced his own Inconvenient Truth when it was revealed his mansion ate electricity at a rate 12 times that of an average American house. Last year, while extolling the virtues of green living, it was reported Mr Gore and his staff arrived at a meeting in two limousines and an SUV, which were left idling 'to keep the air conditioning on' in the Washington heat while he delivered his talk.
Even TV3's Campbell Live got into green public relations recently. It covered Mr Gore's latest course in Melbourne designed to show people how to present An Inconvenient Truth to their local communities. This course was attended by 261 people who jetted in from 19 different countries including 15 from New Zealand. Campbell Live failed to ask one prescient question, "couldn't this have all been done by video conference?"
In the unreality which is climate change politics, farmers decree all this sanctimony to be OBE; Other Buggers' Effort. In other words, you need to save the planet as long as it doesn't impinge upon my lifestyle or vocation. People may sign-on but they may be asking in increasing numbers what this will mean for my income, my family, my chances of advancement?
Yet, climate change is real and it has influenced history
and civilization. Undoubtedly, billions of human beings exasperate the earth's natural climate cycles. Not so much from emissions but from what each and every one of us consumes from the planet. Starlet and businessman alike.
The convenient truth is that humankind is an evolutionary animal. Our future will not come from signing up to faux targets but from technology. It has to be given the global population will hit 10 billion by 2050. New Zealand needs to be a world leader not in cutting, but in research that makes our continued existence compatible with the planet we all share. The heroes are not the false prophets who tell us how to live, but the scientists and farmers who will enable us to live and prosper.
Farmers back the forces of light, reason and progress against the prophets of a Malthusian catastrophe.


I am working on the Youth Transitions Project for 10 weeks over my summer between semesters at the University of Otago. I am studying towards a bachelor of laws and of science majoring in chemistry and am about to begin my final semester. I feel immensely privileged to hear the stories that Youth in New Zealand have to tell and to learn about the challenges they have to overcome.
To ultimately be working towards better care and support of these individuals, with such a capable and enthusiastic team gives me great optimism for real and positive change. It is wonderful to work with such passionate people on such an important and worthwhile project and I hope to continue on the tangent of working for Young People in my professional life.


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A sea of plastic spreads through the New Delhi slum of Taimur Nagar, a symbol of the grime and waste that makes the Indian capital one of the world's most polluted cities.
The plastic bottles, bags, food wrappers and other detritus have gushed out of a drain that ends in the shanty, leaving stinking sewer water clogging the roads.
Stray dogs, goats and cows munch the plastic waste as toddlers run around trying to retrieve footballs and water bottles.
India is to be the focus of World Environment Day on Tuesday, but it is far from the minds of the long-suffering inhabitants of Taimur Nagar.
"You can see how bad the conditions are here. It's completely choked with plastic," said Bhola Ram, shaking his head.
Taimur Nagar is one of many slums in Delhi and countless other Indian cities struggling to cope with waste, particularly the plastic pollution that is the main theme of World Environment Day.
India is to organise beach cleanups, an exhibition of green technology and art installations -- symbols of its growing economic clout. One engineer, Rajagopalan Vasudevan, has developed a process where plastic waste is shredded up and used in new roads.
- A plastic hell -But a sweeping look over Taimur Nagar underlines the challenges the country faces with its waste.
India generates around 5.6 million tonnes of plastic waste annually, according to government figures, with Delhi among the worst cities for plastic consumption.
The city banned plastic bags in 2009 and later expanded it to all plastic packaging and single-use disposable plastic.
But the ban is rarely enforced. Plastic bags are still the staple for carrying vegetables, fruit, meat and restaurant takeaways.
Taimur Nagar's residents know little of the hazards of non-biodegradable plastic to the water supply and the animals sat around.
Used to the filth, residents say they are resigned to their fate.
"It's like living in hell. You can see there is plastic garbage everywhere. We are poor and we have no choice but to live and die here," said Shreepal Singh, a waste dealer.
Conditions were not always not so bad.
"When I came here 40 years ago the drain had clean water. The area was not so dirty. But as more and more people started living here, things have gone worse," said Saroj Sharma, a mother of three.
In the rainy season, grimy water from sewers enters homes with families having to cope with the sludge and stench.
"My granddaughter keeps falling sick. All the children here frequently miss school because they are down with diarrhoea or malaria," said housewife Birambati Devi as pigs feasted on a stinking garbage dump nearby.
Taimur Nagar is sandwiched between upper scale residential developments lined with swanky houses, the underbelly of Delhi that remains hidden from main roads.
Its insidious conditions tell a sorry tale of India's lopsided economic growth as well as decades of negligence, despite a pledge by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to clean up the country by the time his term ends in 2019.
India, Asia's third-largest economy, had 14 of the world's 15 worst cities for dirty air in a recent World Health Organization survey.
Delhi improved its ranking to sixth from the most polluted city in 2014.
"I don't think the city will ever get cleaned. The conditions will never improve," said Sallu Chowdhary, who wore a black mask as he set out for college.
"No one is serious about this problem, not even the locals who have to suffer every day."


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This is a 4 day, USA-based sacred yoga pilgrimage into the heart of the North Cascades Range of Washington State in the Pacific Northwest.
- Before the journey by email you'll receive a "Backpacking Gear Check List", "Wilderness Safety Guidelines" and "Leave-No-Trace-Backpacking" information.
- Also, we'll connect with each person in-person, by Skype or phone to go over your gear and to field any questions prior to the pilgrimage.
- The first day of the trip we'll meet up at a designated spot and caravan to the trailhead together, with the option to also meet us at the trailhead.
Stephanie Renee dos Santos passion is empowering people to come into contact and potentially embody one's full Awareness through nondual Tantric wisdom and aligning with natural cycles. She's known as an inspiring, loving, creative and compassionate teacher with the Hindu goddess Bhuvaneshwari-like quality to create sacred healing, creative-expressive and meditative spaces. Certified in Integrative Yoga and she's been given permission by beloved teacher Sally Kempton to share these teachings of the nondual Shaiva/Shakta and Shakta traditions. She holds a B.A in Studio Arts from Whitman College and is a working artist. In addition, she studies Bharathanatyam classical Indian dance and contributes spiritual writing to literary journal Lalitamba. She is a co-founder of "Devidance Yoga" with Ganga Devi. She guides "Mountain Shakti" sacred yoga backpacking pilgrimages around the world.
The wildernesses goddess pilgrimage was everything I could have hoped for. I was desperately needing spiritual guidance and to connect to nature in a major way, and the universe led me to Stephanie like magic! I don't know how many women in the world want to spend days far from civilization AND spend nights connecting to the Divine feminine in themselves( and all around us) , but Stephanie found them and brought us all together. It was so amazing meeting such deeply like minded women. During our hike we bonded in a raw authentic way that was deeply healing for everyone. I learned so much about the goddesses and the Tantric path from Stephanie! I'm so grateful to have found her as a teacher because I had been seeking knowledge on this subject for awhile. And as we joked about on the trail " there's only so much google can tell you!" This trip also gave me the knowledge and confidence to start backpacking on my own in my corner of the world! I'm so thankful to have Stephanie as a teacher and I hope I can go on another trip with her and reunite with the amazing sisters I made on our pilgrimage!!
This is beyond a simple backpacking trip. It is truly an inspired divine experience. Stephanie is a Yogini, an author and an outdoor enthusiast. Her energy and enthusiasm to bring women of diverse backgrounds to experience the enchanting wilderness and an inner transformation with the help of Goddess teachings and Yoga is very special. I feel fortunate to be part of this very unique experience. This was my second backpacking trip with Stephanie exploring the inner self and the outdoors in the North Cascades National Park. On our first trip we explored Thundercreek trail and studied Goddesses Lakshmi, Saraswati and Matangi. This year we explored Mount Baker Wilderness with the Goddesses Bhuvaneswari, Durga and Parvati. The energies invoked with the Goddess work and Yoga were in perfect harmony with the nature outside. Personally it allows me to check in with myself and be inspired on my life journey. It is indeed such a blessing that Stephanie is able to bring all her unique talents in such a perfect offering.... With much gratitude.
Such an enriching and energizing retreat. We were surrounded by stunning panoramic views of jagged mountains and lush green valleys. I developed new friendships with a wonderful community of women. The retreat was well organized and Stephanie was extremely knowledgeable about the area and backcountry backpacking and camping and was always willing to help any of us who had questions about gear, set up, etc. The North Cascades National Park is a gorgeous area to learn about and invoke the divine feminine. I would definitely recommend this retreat to others looking to deepen their spirituality, yoga practice and commune with nature.
The trip was amazing. The people were wonderful, Stephanie was an amazing leader, the views were incredible and the backpacking was really fun. Our campsites were gorgeous. I had the best time.


Don't Wait to be Asked - Stand Out from the Crowd!
The number of companies and people who just do the bare minimum to get by… and yet still expect amazing results.
Getting away with doing the minimum is not limited to recruiting and HR of course. You've probably worked with suppliers who only contact you once a year, usually when a contract is up for renewal or you owe them money. Or what about those colleagues, who do only what they're asked (and that sometimes grudgingly). They can't see the bigger picture and are out the door bang on 5pm whilst you're fighting an overflowing inbox, juggling multiple tasks, following up candidates, arranging meetings and so on. More than a little frustrating isn't it?
It's a bugbear of mine. Recruitment, HR and people management are tough enough and you know that doing the minimum is unlikely to take you places. It's just not the route to sustainable business.


This project has 9 lives like a kitty kat. 9 Poems in 9 days. A rambling rant, that promises to increase my boldness and pushes me to keep promises I made while sober. As my friend the West Coast Bandit will attest, hollow promises are reserved for the evening of Hollow Gestures (to those of you not in the know, this is Thanksgiving Eve, when many return home and make grand promises to rekindle relationships and capture camaraderie that was never really there to begin with). Also, a hearty shout out and credit to Ben S. for suggesting this inspirational word. Gracias!
lives in a house of white.
will do its best to build a fence.
Epitomized by one most despised.
Divisive language makes no sense.
A hero of the Pharma Bros.
Ad libbing like a vulgar vulgarity.
The secret of powerful men is that they surround themselves with people that cannot tell them they are assholes.
The worst that money can buy.
False pride, makes up for large smallnesses.
Hands-on, but can't hold much.
No wages for jobs done.
The most false idol to date.
Handing the keys to the kingdom to someone ill suited, and incapable of possessing the bandwidth or intellectual curiosity to seek out help from any and all resources at their disposal.
Among our enemies and friends.
Everyone is waiting for someone else to do something.
Someone else better get a jump before Unhinged Malevolence delivers us to antiquity.


What is your favorite Thanksgiving side dish? My favorite side dish is probably the sweet potato crunch. I mean let's face it. It's like eating dessert with your meal!
What does your ideal Thanksgiving outfit look like? Yoga pants and a t-shirt? Does that count?
What is your best Thanksgiving memory? I have a lot of favorites, but I have one that stands out. We were living in New Jersey and had a great group of friends that all lived on the same street. Most of us did not have family near by and we became family to each other. That year we all got together at my house and I loved every second of it. Even though we weren't related, we were family and that is what it's all about.
Least favorite Thanksgiving dish? Um, I don't have one. I love food.
Do you have any quirky Thanksgiving traditions? No, we are pretty normal and boring.
Where do you and your family usually celebrate Thanksgiving? The past several years we've had it at my house because I have to work the following Friday and it's just easier to stay home.
What do you love most about Thanksgiving? I love just getting together and eating special family recipes.
What do you think has changed the most since the first Thanksgiving? I hate how it has changed into a shopping holiday. It seems like it's all about the sales and that means a lot of people have to work. It doesn't seem as special anymore. The focus is not as much on the why, but the dollar.
What are you thankful for? That's easy. My family.


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The never-heard story of a sacred event on the Moon
Leata Lindberg | The BL
On Tuesday morning, when Apollo 11's astronauts—Aldrin and Collins—returned to the exact location from where they flew to the moon 50 years ago, the spiritual event that happened on that unforgettable day remained vivid in their minds, especially for Aldrin.
The Apollo 11 lunar landing mission crew, pictured from left to right, Neil A. Armstrong, commander; Michael Collins, command module pilot; and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr., lunar module pilot. (Public Domain)
After Apollo 11 made its historic landing on the moon, the very first words uttered were not for rejoicing but were rather for expressing gratitude. At that critical moment, the ground crew got the communication from Aldrin, '"I would like to request a few moments of silence," he said. "I would like to invite each person listening in, wherever and whomever he may be, to contemplate for a moment the events of the past few hours and to give thanks in his own individual way."
However, his later words—citing a verse from the Gospel of John—could not make their way to Earth for NASA's own purpose. "I am the vine, you are the branches. Whosoever abides in me will bring forth much fruit. Apart from me you can do nothing."
Then he continued taking communion with the consecrated bread and wine brought from his Texas church and poured wine in the chalice.
Naturally, he had every reason to celebrate it with both joy and gratitude as Louis Pasteur once put it:
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NASA's silencing of this monumental event was due to the pressure from the ongoing legal strife with Madalyn Murray O'Hair—a notorious American atheist activist. Shortly before, she challenged open readings from the Bible by U.S. astronauts during their spaceflights with a lawsuit. Consequently, to avoid further trouble, NASA gave in to her by censoring the communion on Apollo 11.
As many well-known scientists including Einstein, Issac Newton, admit, their serious pursuit of science seems to be just about finding the rules that God hides. The triumph of the Apollo 11 might be attributed to the blessing of God "on the most hazardous and dangerous and greatest adventure on which man has ever embarked" in response to the prayers of President John Kennedy. It would be a disrespect to mute such sacred actions of gratitude.
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Question Hour is the first hour of a sitting session of India's Lok Sabha devoted to questions that Members of Parliament raise about any aspect of administrative activity. The concerned Minister is obliged to answer to the Parliament, either orally or in writing, depending on the type of question raised. Questions are one of the ways Parliament can hold the Executive accountable.

Types of question
There are four types of question—Starred,  non-starred, short notice question and questions to private members.

1) Starred Questions are those for which an oral answer is expected. The member is allowed to as after the reply is obtained from the Minister concerned. Answer to such question may be followed by supplementary questions by member.

These questions are printed in green colour and are marked with asterisk sign '*', in order to distinguish from other questions.

2) Non-starred questions are those for which a written reply is expected. After the reply has been provided, no supplementary question can be asked. A notice period is to be given to the minister to reply to a question.

These questions are printed in white colour and not more than 230 questions can be listed for a day in the Lok Sabha.

3) Short notice questions are those which are asked on matters of urgent public importance and thus, can be asked on a shorter notice i.e. less than 10 days. These questions can be answered orally and supplementary questions can be asked.

These questions are printed in light pink colour.

4) Questions to private members are those which are asked to members who are not ministers. These questions are related to private member's bills, parliamentary committees, private member resolutions.

These questions are printed in Yellow colour.

However, if a Member seeks to ask a question urgently and cannot wait for the duration of the notice period, then the member can do so provided it is accepted by the Speaker. Such questions are called supplementary questions.

Recent changes
The following procedural changes have been in force since the 5th session of the 15th Lok Sabha:
 A 15-day notice period is now to be given to the minister to respond to a question in Parliament (concept of minimum and maximum notice duration has been removed). The notice duration used to be a minimum of 10 days or maximum of 21 days.
 The Speaker now has the authority to direct answers to a starred question asked by a member in case of his or her absence on the day their name was called.
 A member is now required to make a statement in the House correcting the reply given by him or her earlier, irrespective of whether the reply given pertained to a starred or unstarred or a short notice question.
 The maximum questions, starred or unstarred, a member is now entitled to give is 10 per day.

Question hour in other legislatures
This sort of a process where elected representatives ask questions that are replied by the Prime Minister or other government ministers is part of parliamentary tradition in many other countries. The Question Hour in the Indian Parliament is similar to the Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons of the United Kingdom, the First Minister's Questions in the Scottish Parliament and Senedd Cymru/Welsh Parliament, and the Question Period in the House of Commons of Canada.

Notable Events

Mundhra scandal
India's very first major financial scam was brought to light during the 2nd Lok Sabha when Feroze Gandhi questioned the finance ministry regarding government owned Life Insurance Corporation's unauthorised investment into Haridas Mundhra's companies. It eventually resulted in the resignation of the then finance Minister T. T. Krishnamachari.

Puducherry licence scandal
In 1974, during the 5th Lok Sabha, a licence scandal was unearthed during question hour. A memorandum allegedly signed by 21 MPs were submitted by traders of Puducherry to the Union Commerce Ministry to grant licenses for importing various items. The signatures were forged on the behest of Indira Gandhi's key aide, Lalit Narain Mishra.

See also
Interpellation (politics)

External links
 Introduction to Question Hour in Lok Sabha

References

Parliament of India
Westminster system
Lok Sabha


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Trading can be difficult. This is something that both professionals and novices have learned throughout their careers. However, this doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to get help from others. Profit.ly allows traders to share information about viable trades and price movements, without having to worry about their anonymity.
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Now some of these may be included in your standard brokerage account suite of tools. But what if you have multiple brokerage accounts? Or what if you want to manage accounts on different platforms? In that case, Profit.ly can provide a singular source to collate and view your overall performance on a macro-level. Want to know which part of your overall portfolio is generating too much risk? Which one is the best performer? Profit.ly's deal tracker is the perfect trading companion to have with you.
Your trade performance doesn't have to be limited to your isolated enjoyment. Their trade leaderboards help bring the joy of a community experience to the ordinarily tricky process of maintaining and monitoring your portfolio performance.
Also, you can share your losses with other traders who have suffered a loss. Always better to share your grief in life and finances.
Profit.ly has an automated authentication system that allows you to sync your brokerage accounts with Profit.ly. The platform even has a (funny) demerit system called "Maddoff-ed," after the late Bernie Maddoff and his infamous Ponzi-hedge fund. Users can freely designate any other user who fails to authenticate their deals with a "Madoff" tag. So much so that there is an ironic "leaderboard" for users with most Madoff demerits.
Profit.ly members have access to this leaderboard as well as other positive leaderboards that feature the highest-earning users. This leaderboard is useful for those who want to know which people to follow in marketing and trade management. The leaderboards and your account can be filtered according to specific terms for better analysis later on.
If you're serious about trading, you may know that an essential aspect of any good trade is keeping certain positions confidential. When you divulge your work to the broader market, you may start seeing it move against you. Have a significant enough position to be publicly exposed and expect to see a cascade of losses against you.
Tim Sykes is probably the most recognizable name on the page as he has made a name for himself by being one of the most profitable traders in the penny stock markets. His students have made $16million through the trades they mentored, according to data on the site. How To Invest In Penny Stocks Timothy Sykes
Tim offers mentoring in two packages: Tim's alerts and Pennystocking Silver. Tim's Alerts gives you access to his chat room, where you can communicate with him and his students. You also have the option to add up to 10 stocks to your curated watchlist. You can also opt-in for SMS, Email, and push notifications on your smartphone that can alert you to any key trades you may be watching out for. This plan is $74.95/month, and it's a separate subscription to the Profit.ly-tiered membership packages. How To Invest In Penny Stocks Timothy Sykes
You can subscribe to both packages on a monthly basis but get a discount of around 20% if you subscribe each year. How To Invest In Penny Stocks Timothy Sykes
You can expect great things from Superman and other nicknames that will help you trade better and understand the market. Paul Scolardi is a veteran small-cap swing trader who proudly wears the name. Specializing in finding explosive potential based on market signals, he's able to take advantage of incoming swings to pull in big profits. This is a true "Superman" level of market knowledge.
Like Tim, Paul has two options available for subscription: Superman Alerts and Superman Pro. Superman Alerts works in the same way as Tim Sykes' alerts package, but costs $147 per month. Superman Pro is similar to the Tim Sykes package, but it gives you access to Paul's entire video library and research reports. It also includes a handy IPO tracker that allows you to play the IPO-pops associated with new listings. The Pro package costs $247 per month. How To Invest In Penny Stocks Timothy Sykes
Profit.ly may not be the next Facebook, but that may work in its favor as it focuses on a niche profession and allows its users to put their minds towards their trading and the community around it. The website itself is easy to navigate, and the blog tab offers a plethora of user-submitted topics so that you can see if anyone on the platform has similar inquiries as yourself. How To Invest In Penny Stocks Timothy Sykes
This is not a platform that guarantees "get rich quick", but rather a social platform for traders to learn from one another and better understand the ever-changing financial markets. You can try it for free, and if the platform appeals to you, you can subscribe to the lower-tier plans to discover what else you can do on the platform. It's necessary to temper your expectations with what the platform can do for you financially, but you may learn a thing or two on the way to becoming a better trader altogether.
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Profit.ly offers several membership options. One is a free account, while most require a paid subscription. Profit.ly offers several membership options. While you can do a lot with a free account. However, the majority of their more powerful systems require a paid subscription.
You can cancel your subscription at any time and for any reason through the accounts management page. Click your profile image at the top right corner of the screen and click settings. In the settings tab, you can see an option to manage your current subscriptions. Click on the subscription that you wish to cancel and then click on it again.
He has had his share of losses, just like any trader. However, Tim Sykes is open to learning from these losses and sharing his knowledge with Profit.ly.


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What are the top 10 popular songs?
HomeRules of writingWhat are the top 10 popular songs?
Probably, but for the sake of it, here are the 10 most popular song inm the world according to YouTube.
Luis Fonsi – Despacito ft.
Ed Sheeran – Shape of You – 5.2 billion views.
Wiz Khalifa – See You Again ft.
Mark Ronson – Uptown Funk ft.
PSY – Gangnam Style – 3.9 billion views.
Justin Bieber – Sorry – 3.4 billion views.
What can I write for fun?
Fictional Things To Write About
1 Get inspired by a song.
2 Reinvent a childhood memory.
3 Write about a person you see every day but don't really know.
4 If your pet were a person . . .
5 Write about what you wanted to be when you grew up.
6 Grab a writing prompt to go.
Is Bohemian Rhapsody The longest song?
Despite being just under six minutes long, Bohemian Rhapsody isn't even the longest song on the album A Night At The Opera. That honour goes to the epic track The Prophet's Song; an even more complex recording which clocks in at 8 minutes and 21 seconds.
What does Bismillah mean?
Bismillah (Arabic: بسم الله) is a phrase in Arabic meaning "in the name of God", it is also the first word in the Qur'an, and refers to the Qur'an's opening phrase, the Basmala.
What is considered the greatest song of all time?
1 Bob Dylan "Like a Rolling Stone"
2 The Rolling Stones "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"
3 John Lennon "Imagine"
4 Marvin Gaye "What's Going On"
What is the most played song of 2020?
Who is the greatest pop singer of all time?
The King of Pop has to be there right at the top. 'Guinness World Records' calls Michael Jackson the greatest of all time. Becoming a star was his destiny, and he became one at quite a young age.
Who hits the high note in Bohemian Rhapsody?
What are the top 10 songs today?
Today's Top Hits
Better DaysAnt Clemons, Justin Timberlake.
Take You DancingJason Derulo • Take You Dancing.
Lonely (with benny blanco)Justin Bieber, benny blanco.
positionsAriana Grande • Positions.
Head & Heart (feat.
Therefore I AmBillie Eilish • Therefore I Am.
Wishing WellJuice WRLD • Legends Never Die.
Prisoner (feat.
Can you write a paper in one day?
Writing an essay in one day is by no means easy or enjoyable, especially if your school has strict requirements; yet it can be done. However, the situation you are in requires special methods, and it is not enough to just know how to write an essay in general.
What is the most shortest song in the world?
The shortest song ever recorded, according to the Guinness Book of Records, is You Suffer by Napalm Death, which clocks in at just 1.316 seconds long.
Why is Bohemian Rhapsody so weird?
Narrator: One of the reasons why "Bohemian Rhapsody" sounds so different is in its structure. The song is neither an a cappella, a ballad, an opera or rock. A put together group of different songs, in essence. So if people refer to "Bohemian Rhapsody" as a song, that's a bit of a misnomer.
How do you enjoy writing a paper?
The secret is to stop trying to write a good essay. Instead, write an interesting essay, write an essay you think is fascinating. In other words, start by writing what you think is interesting about the topic you're assigned. Then, when you're finished, go back and edit with your teacher or professor in mind.
What are the top 10 greatest songs of all time?
The Best Songs Of All Time—According To Critics And Fans
'Imagine' — John Lennon. Getty Images.
'Hey Jude' — The Beatles.
'(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction' — The Rolling Stones.
'Yesterday' — The Beatles.
'Good Vibrations' — The Beach Boys.
'Smells Like Teen Spirit' — Nirvana.
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'I Want To Hold Your Hand' — The Beatles.


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«Sterile Nails and Thunderbowels» (en español: «Uñas estériles y truenos en los intestinos») es una canción de la banda de black metal sueca, llamada Silencer. Es la segunda canción que forma parte del único álbum de estudio de dicha banda; Death - Pierce Me, editado en el año 2001.

Características
Esta canción es considerada como la mejor del todo el álbum por críticos y seguidores de culto de esta banda. Su combinación de las lentas partes con un sonido triste, que cambian agresivamente a un ambiente mucho más pesado; hacen que la canción exprese los sentimientos más profundos del vocalista Nattramn.

Se pueden apreciar algunos cambios de voces que luego de hacer gritos pasa a hacer una voz más grave parecida al growl, utilizado en los subgéneros del death metal, sobre todo en la parte en la cual se escucha que se pronuncia el título de la canción. La letra habla acerca de la muerte y el suicidio.

Video
La banda editó un videoclip promocional y utilizaron escenas de la película experimental y terror de 1990, Begotten. El director de dicho film, E. Elias Merhige, quien es fanático de la banda, permitió que los músicos lanzaran su video con imágenes de su película.

Créditos
 Nattramn - voz (autor)
 Leere - guitarra y bajo
 Steve Wolz - batería

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Sencillos de 2001
Canciones de 2001
Black metal
Canciones sobre muerte
Canciones sobre suicidio
Fenómenos de Internet
Canciones en inglés


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March is Women's History Month
By Martha Lemasters
Following the Women's March in Washington and around the world, I overheard one woman saying, "Those women don't represent me!"
I couldn't help but think, "Of course they don't, you're privileged…you don't stand in line for sales, you're not a single mother living paycheck to paycheck, you don't depend on Affordable Care Insurance, you don't depend on low-cost medical service…and you certainly don't have other men in the office making more money than you do for the same job. You also don't have to go through the desperation and worry of unwanted pregnancies because you can't afford birth control.
Women who think that none of these issues affects them are thinking only of their own needs. There is a point in a woman's life when one's thinking shifts from what "I" need, to what do my sisters, the women in poverty, or those just facing troubling times, need. It's a time when we think of others.
There's a saying, "With great wealth, comes great responsibility." That responsibility includes taking some concern for the needs of others. I know the concept of "wealth" is relative, depending upon one's own economic status. But surely the atmosphere of compassion should enter the picture and elicit a sense of sharing and giving.
Within the global community the human rights of women vary greatly. Despite all the progress that has been made in some countries they are still subject to violence and even death.
Domestic violence against women continues to be a scourge. In the U.S., a spouse or boyfriend batters a woman every 15 seconds, and in North Africa, 6,000 women are genitally mutilated daily. Uneven treatment in cases of adultery, divorce, and property rights impoverishes and endangers many women.
I have among my circle of friends those who are gay, transvestite, elderly, black, crippled, poor, and disadvantaged. I am aware of their needs, I feel their heartaches, and I see their fear of bullying and loneliness.
To those who don't believe in abortion…don't get an abortion…and by all means, if it involves someone else, mind your own business, unless they are of your religion and have the same beliefs that you do. You have no idea what a woman is going through in her life.
Women's rights, at its roots, is not a political issue. It isn't defined by liberal feminism or conservative traditionalism. At the core of women's rights are deeper questions of origin and identity.
We have only to look at the harsh strictures of the Taliban regime, and their effects on girls' education and women's freedom. Also, the second-class status of girls' education in many countries stunts the lives of millions. Uneven treatment in cases of adultery, divorce and property right impoverishes and endangers women. Thousands of women in India are murdered each year over dowry disputes.
There's a corollary to this truth: Full expression of manhood will be achieved only as women gain full equality.
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You've Come a Long Way Baby…
I am reminded of a date in time: August 26, 1971. I was working at Kennedy Space Center (KSC) as a member of the Apollo Launch Support Team. At the behest of Rep. Bella Abzug (D-NY) Congress designated August 26 as "Women's Equality Day."
Thus began a massive, peaceful civil rights movement by women that had its formal beginnings in 1848 at the world's first women's rights convention in Seneca Falls, New York.
The observance of Women's Equality Day not only commemorates the passage of the 19th Amendment, but also calls attention to women's continuing efforts to gain full equality.
I had endured my own challenges in the 60's and 70's regarding women's rights. Following my divorce, I couldn't obtain a checking account unless my ex-husband signed for me. The very clothes I wore in performing my job as a writer at KSC were designated "safety hazards."
I was also making much less money than my male counterparts as a PR writer. Yet, I knew that things would change; after all I worked for a very progressive company, IBM.
Betty Friedan's international bestseller, "The Feminine Mystique" ignited my personal consciousness to what gender equality should mean in America and around the world.
Friedan challenged the assumption, at work and at home, that women should always be the ones who make the coffee, watch over the children, pick up after men and serve the meals.
On my own personal level, after years of proving myself and finally being promoted from secretary to write, I recall with great pleasure that same day that I refused to get coffee.
I was a workingwoman when women did not work outside the home. Some of my children's friends were not allowed to even come to our home, because I wasn't there to supervise.
Today, it's common for both the husband and wife to work. Despite the increased workload of families, and even though 70 percent of American children now live in households where every adult in the home is employed, no major federal initiative to help workers accommodate their family and work demands have been passed.
Today, women are still paid less than men at almost every educational level and in almost every job category; they are less likely than men to hold jobs that offer flexibility or family-friendly benefits. When they become mothers, they face more scrutiny and prejudice on the job than fathers do.
We need to stop seeing work-family policy as a woman's issue and start seeing it as a human rights issue that affects parents, children, partners, singles and elders.
Yes…we have come quite a way in gender equality since the 60's and 70's…but Baby, we've still got a long way to go!
Martha Lemasters is the author of "The Step…One Woman's Journey to finding her own happiness and success during the Apollo Program." She resides in Vero Beach FL and has a summer home in the Highlands area.
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The Kennedy Space Center Visitor's Center, an Inadequate Portrayal of the Apollo Program
Some of the many IBMers who worked at Cape Kennedy during the early 60's.
Have you ever visited the Kennedy Space Center Visitors Center near Titusville? What did you think of it?
I recently visited and as a former member of the Launch Support Team at KSC during the 60's and 70's I found the visit to the Saturn V exhibit heart breaking. As I glanced at the vehicle there was no indications whatsoever of who the contractors were for each stage of the Saturn V. Apollo was a "team effort"; NASA did not accomplish this mission all by themselves! I brought family members to see where I worked…imagine my dismay when there is not one word anywhere about Boeing, North American, McDonnell-Douglas, IBM, etc.
When I worked at the Cape there were probably 17,000 people there, and out of that number only 3,000 were NASA employees. What about the rest of us? You're talking about the greatest technological team ever assembled, achieving the most difficult challenge of all mankind to date!
The names of the astronauts will forever be inscribed in our history books, but the names of the entire Apollo Launch Support team will only be know to a few. Yet, here you are now dedicating an entire building to Heroes and Legends…again just about the astronauts.
If NASA really wants to get this place right…the history has to be right. Why not dedicate a whole wing to The Team, who after achieving an unbelievable goal of putting men on the moon within the 10-year limit set by Kennedy, performed in an exemplary manner…Possibly the greatest team ever assembled.
As a result of my letter, and I'm sure many others as well, NASA has now assigned plaques to each of the stages depicting the contractors' names who were responsible!
Did you ever work on the Apollo Program? If you did, I consider you a part of the greatest engineering team ever assembled. That team achieved the most difficult engineering challenge of all mankind to date…you're right up there in great achievements with the Allies who won World War II.
I'd love to hear about some of your Apollo experiences…what was your title…what did you specialize in? Where did you work? What happened to you after the Apollo Program ended? Where did you go? Contact me with your story at m.lemasters@icloud.com.
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