Facebook defacer unmasked as white supremacist KKK member

One of the men responsible for the grotesque defacing of Facebook tribute pages, including that of dead Melbourne teen Cameron Lowe, is a high-ranking Ku Klux Klan member who served two years in jail for viciously beating a 16-year-old Latino boy.

Jarred Hensley, 28, from Cincinnati, Ohio, outed himself to a pair of Australian vigilantes on a website chat room used by his group to organise and gloat about desecrating scores of Facebook tribute pages — via redwolf.newsvine.com

CBD violence and other urban myths

I spent a chunk of my 20s living elsewhere. London, Berlin and Glasgow – genuinely hard, complex and sometimes troubled cities. They had their fair share of blokes out looking for trouble, but like most big cities you always felt safe, despite the edgy undercurrent.

You’d go out at night and there would be drunks and arguments, but the overwhelming impression was of people enjoying themselves.

Like most expats, I read emails, articles and third-hand accounts of my home city of Melbourne, which apparently had gone to the dogs — via redwolf.newsvine.com

Henry Point / Michael Flowers Architect

Henry Point / Michael Flowers Architect

Located on a hillside property overlooking , the Henry Point project is a 830 sqf loft addition and intensive reprogramming of an existing lake cabin in northern . The project connects visitors of family and friends to the surrounding landscape through a series of decks and operable facades that create large indoor/outdoor gathering spaces as well as two independent living areas — via ArchDaily

The Canterbury Earthquake: Images of the distorted railway line

The Canterbury Earthquake: Images of the distorted railway line

Note how the rails show high levels of deformation whilst the surrounding ground shows comparatively little. Notice also how the big kink on the left side has pushed the ballast aside and into the track side ditch This has happened on the right side too, but to a lesser extent. The right side bend nearest the camera has pushed the ballast towards the camera — via AGU blogosphere