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The Paper Box and Bag Maker
Includes reports of annual conferences held by various trade federations.
Disquiet - the Justifiable Homicide of an Australian Vietnam Veteran
1991-In the foothills of Tasmania's Mount Wellington a Vietnam veteran, Joe Gilewicz is shot dead by a special police group. Their version is simple: he shot at us, we shot back. A ballistics cop enters the killing zone and plants evidence to shore up the official police line'¦but he can't go on with it. He confesses and expects prison.The dead man is a comrade in arms. Born in a Nazi concentration camp, Stan Hanuszewicz is a two-tour Vietnam Vet. The dead soldier's parents, holocaust survivors too. They met behind the wire in a death camp.'I cannot watch when they pull my fingernails out,' she tells the author.'Swim from Gestapo' her friend calls as they make a bid for freedom in icy waters near the camp. 'Disquiet' is an unedited compilation of formal court statements and recorded family anecdote. Today Joe's death is recorded as 'justifiable homicide'. Disquiet is self-published on Lulu for the record.
Doug's Story
Doug's Story by Gary Fry __________________________________
Army Directory
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Craniosynostoses
Craniosynostosis - the premature fusion of the cranial sutures of an infant’s skull - is a challenging and complex condition that can occur as part of a syndrome or in isolation. In the last two decades increased knowledge about the structure and function of the human genome has enabled the discovery of the molecular etiologies of most forms of syndromic craniosynostosis, which in turn has allowed for the analysis of normal and abnormal sutural biology from the atomic to the population-based level. In parallel with the increase in basic biological understanding, advances in clinical diagnosis and treatment have been achieved including improved prenatal imaging technology and craniofacial s...
Supreme Court
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INKED
Casey, Theodore Cranston Randall Monterey, who prefers to be called EDY lives for ‘jack’. Adopted on his thirty-fourth day of life, EDY seeks revenge for the injustice that he believes has been wrongfully delivered through his adoption. Striving to avenge the injustice his untoward lifestyle eventually leads him to Bread Man. Through a restorative justice mentorship program EDY is assigned to ride shotgun in Bastien Fergus Hunt’s bread wagon for 16 weeks. EDY defiantly accepts his 16-week assignment with no intention of accepting the tutelage of Bread Man. A middle-aged man and a defiant youth navigate the daily 10-hour sojourn through a rural community, delivering bread to fourteen communities. Guarded, defiant and angry EDY is confident he can navigate the 16-week punishment with minimal engagement, so that he may return to his free-wheeling self-absorbed lifestyle. Bread man, on the other hand, is not easily provoked or irritated. Through strained conversations, they eventually discover they share similar journeys. The Bread Wagon serves as a space where a mentor and reluctant learner eventually uncover their shared angst.
House Documents
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