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John-Roger Hinkins
John-Roger Hinkins (born Roger Delano Hinkins) (September 24, 1934 – October 22, 2014) was an American author, public speaker, and founder of the Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness (MSIA), as well as several other New Age, spiritual, and self-help organizations.
John-Roger Hinkins
Roger Delano Hinkins
September 24, 1934
|October 22, 2014 (aged 80)
Los Angeles, California, US
|Other names
|"J-R", "John-Roger"
|B.S., University of Utah, graduate work at various institutions
|Known for
|Founder of the Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness (MSIA)
|Spiritual Director of MSIA (retired), Ordained Minister of MSIA (1971)
|John K. Morton
- 1 Biography
- 2 Notable followers and associates
- 3 Accusations of cultism, criminal conduct and abuse
- 4 Defense against cult charges
- 5 Later life and death
- 6 List of works
- 7 Related organizations founded by John-Roger
- 8 References
- 9 External links
Early life and educationEdit
Hinkins was born on September 24, 1934, and raised in the small mining town of Rains, Utah. He was brought up in the Mormon faith; as a youth, he attended the local LDS church's Mutual Improvement Associations and occasionally gave inspirational "three-minute talks". Hinkins describes his childhood as "typical", distinguished only by an early belief that he could spot auras, colorful fields that some people believe surround the human body.[1] Upon graduation from high school, Hinkins attended the University of Utah, where he would go on to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology in 1958 and a Secondary Teaching credential in 1960.[2] While in college, he worked as a night orderly in the psychiatric hospital ward of a Salt Lake City hospital.[1] He then moved to San Francisco to work as an insurance claims adjuster.
He received a Secondary Life Teaching Credential from the State of California, and performed post-graduate work at University of California, Los Angeles, University of Southern California and California State University, Los Angeles. He then began teaching English at Rosemead High School in a suburb of Los Angeles.[3]:19
The Mystical TravelerEdit
Hinkins relates having had a near-death experience while undergoing surgery for a kidney stone in late 1963, after which he fell into a nine-day coma. After this experience, Hinkins says he became aware of another "spiritual personality" that had superseded or merged with his previous personality. He began to refer to himself as "John-Roger" in recognition of this transformation.[3]:20
Hinkins has written that during the surgery he had an experience that all things were "in the Light" – that everything was completely safe, protected and perfect, and that following the surgery he began to experience this higher consciousness expressing more and more into the physical world – i.e. that he could see and perceive everything taking place in this physical world as being perfect in some greater sense, "as being part of a greater whole, part of the highest good". He says that, following the experience, he was able to move back to this state of mind when faced with challenging and difficult times, and that he became "more understanding, kinder, and able to respond and act in a way that was based on the good of everyone, not on his own personal perspective."[4]
Hinkins termed this consciousness the "Mystical Traveler Consciousness" and says that he was given the "keys" or began to "anchor" the Consciousness on the planet after the surgery.[5] He further says there has always been someone on the planet "anchoring" the consciousness to assist individuals spiritually, and has made this idea a tenet of Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness (MSIA), the spiritual movement he founded. According to Hinkins, he was passed the "keys" by the previous receptor of the Consciousness, Sawan Singh, the late Radhasoami Satsang Beas master who died in 1948, while he was on the "inner spiritual planes". Hinkins held the "keys" to the Consciousness from December 1963 until they were passed to John Morton, the current Spiritual Director of MSIA, in December 1988.
Hinkins maintains that humans are locked in an eternal cycle of reincarnation and karma, and can only escape by ascending from Earth's negative realms into "a totally positive state of being" called "soul consciousness." This, according to his teachings, is nearly impossible without the assistance of the Mystical Traveler Consciousness he believes he embodies. He has written that "Initiates of the Mystical Traveler Consciousness are those that I am specifically taking home to God."[1]
In 1968, five years after his coma, Hinkins began to hold seminars as an independent spiritual teacher in homes of friends in Santa Barbara and Thousand Oaks. The demand for his seminars grew and spread, until in 1971, Hinkins resigned from his secular job as a high school English teacher and formally incorporated the Church of the Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness.[3]:22 MSIA is a nondenominational and ecumenical church, the stated purpose of which is to "teach Soul Transcendence, which is becoming aware of yourself as a Soul and as one with God, not as a theory, but as a living reality." [6] MSIA currently has participants in over 30 countries, with its largest following in the United States, Australia, Colombia, Brazil, and Nigeria respectively.[7] The church was estimated in 1993 to have 4500 members.[8]
Controversy has surrounded MSIA: it has been accused of being a cult by some former members and by the Cult Awareness and Information Centre, and claims have been made that Hinkins had unethical sexual relationships with members.[9]
MSIA has also been accused of being an "offshoot" of Lifespring,[10] a private, for-profit, New Age/human potential training company founded in 1974. According to Nan Kathryn Fuchs, a devoted member of MSIA for 13 years and a minister who served on the Ministerial Board for a number of years, Hinkins' teachings changed substantially in tone when Russell Bishop introduced his version of Lifespring Training to a group of MSIA ministers and John-Roger adopted the method, calling it "Insight Training Seminars". Russell Bishop ran the new Insight Seminars.
Regarding this time, Nan Fuchs wrote, "As the money began to roll in, John-Roger became more inaccessible, and his aphorisms changed from 'Help yourself so you can help others' to 'Use everything to your advantage'. He certainly has."[11]
Other organizations foundedEdit
In addition to MSIA, Hinkins has founded several other non-profit organizations. In 1976, he founded Koh-e-nor University, later renamed the University of Santa Monica (USM), a private, unaccredited institution offering a master's degree in Spiritual Psychology.[12] Prior to his death, Hinkins served as the chancellor of the University.
In 1977 Hinkins founded the Peace Theological Seminary & College of Philosophy (PTS). An educational non-profit organization, PTS offers undergraduate workshops, courses and retreats, and postgraduate programs centered on the teachings of MSIA. The school, which is ecumenical and non-denominational, offers Masters and Doctorate degrees in Spiritual Science. Its headquarters is home to the Peace Awareness Labyrinth and Gardens. Hinkins received his doctorate in Spiritual Science from this organization,[13] and is its President.
In 1978 Hinkins created the Insight organization with friend and fellow MSIA Minister Russell Bishop. Insight Seminars is an international non-profit educational organization headquartered in Santa Monica, California. Hinkins serves as Insight Seminars' Chairman of the Board.[14]
In 1979, Hinkins founded the Heartfelt Foundation, a volunteer-driven, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to serving and assisting people in any form of need.[15]
In 1982, Hinkins founded the Institute for Individual and World Peace (IIWP), a volunteer-driven 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to studying, identifying, and presenting the processes that lead to peace. IIWP owns and operates the Windermere Ranch, a 142-acre property in the Santa Ynez Mountains that is used to breed and train Arabian horses.[16]
Author and filmmakerEdit
Hinkins is the author of over 55 books. His most recent books are 'The Rest of Your Life' (2007), 'Timeless Wisdoms: Volume One' (2008) and 'Timeless Wisdoms: Volume Two' (2008). He has given more than 6000 seminars over the last forty years, most of which have been recorded either in audio or video format by NOW Productions. Hinkins also produces his own national cable TV show, 'That Which Is', and has appeared on other television and radio programs, including CNN's Larry King Live, The Roseanne Show, and Politically Incorrect.
In 1988, Hinkins partnered with actor Jsu Garcia to create 'Scott J-R Productions', a film production company committed to creating "spirit-filled" films. Their first full-length feature was 'My Little Havana', followed by 'Spiritual Warriors', based on Hinkins' book 'Spiritual Warrior: The Art of Spiritual Living'.
Notable followers and associatesEdit
Several well-known individuals and public figures have worked with, or, with varying levels of dedication, have been associated with Hinkins since the 1970s. The most prominent of these is Arianna Huffington.[17][18] Other notable students of Hinkins are the Beach Boys' Carl Wilson,[19] actress Jaime King-Newman,[20] actress Sally Kirkland, an MSIA minister since 1975,[19] actress Leigh Taylor-Young,[21] also an MSIA minister since 1975, actor Jsu Garcia,[22] and author and management consultant David Allen.[23] Author Peter McWilliams was also an MSIA minister but later repudiated MSIA and made a series of personal allegations against MSIA leader John-Roger in his book Life 102: What to Do When Your Guru Sues You.[24][25]
Accusations of cultism, criminal conduct and abuseEdit
In the 1980s and early 1990s, several former members of MSIA accused Hinkins of various crimes and abuses, including high-tech charlatanism, the sexual coercion of young male staffers, brainwashing and intimidation, and plagiarism. These allegations, as well as the revelation of the high-profile Arianna Huffington's association with the group, led to a series of investigations by publications such as People, Playboy, the Los Angeles Times and Vanity Fair. MSIA began to be referred to by some elements of the media as a cult.[3]:inside cover Cult expert and psychologist Steven Hassan, when asked by ABC News Nightline's Ted Koppel if MSIA qualified as a cult, responded:
In my professional opinion it does. It's a pyramid-structured authoritarian regime that uses deception in recruitment and mind control techniques to keep people dependent and obedient. People are instilled with phobias that if they ever question John-Roger or if they ever leave the group terrible things will happen to them.
Dissidents in the organization say Hinkins employed covert listening devices at MSIA's Santa Monica headquarters to support his claim of possessing extrasensory perception. One disenchanted member claimed "What people thought was J-R's clairvoyance was just his cunning and deceitful information gathering."[9]
Former MSIA member Terry O'Shaughnessy described to the Los Angeles Times how, in the course of installing sound equipment he and a co-worker found tiny microphones hidden in every room of the Insight headquarters. He later discovered that the microphones all fed into a switch arrangement in John-Roger's personal office, and learned they had been installed by members of John-Roger's personal staff.[27]
O'Shaughnessy's wife, Susan, recounted that former MSIA member Michael Hesse told her he had installed recording devices on the telephones at the Insight headquarters. "I realized that so much of what I thought was psychic power was good old electronics," she said.[27]
Insight facilitators reported that John-Roger monitored Insight training seminars via remote control video cameras connected to his private office.[27]
Sexual coercionEdit
Susan and Wendell Whitmore, who joined MSIA in the early '70s, finally decided to leave MSIA in 1983 after several male staff members confessed during an informal group discussion that Hinkins had used spiritual threats and promises to coerce them into having sex with him. The Whitmores claim that MSIA members had been led to believe that Hinkins had taken a vow of celibacy, and therefore did not question the series of attractive young men that stayed in his house. "He always had someone sleeping in his bedroom at night, supposedly to protect his body while he was out of it," says Whitmore.[9] Former MSIA members charge that staffers who submitted to their leader's sexual advances were promoted to positions of authority and were praised by Hinkins for their spiritual qualities. Ex-MSIA member Victor Toso, said that although he was not homosexual, he consented to Hinkins's requests for sex because he feared being expelled from the MSIA staff. "Whenever we fell out of line, having another sexual encounter with him was sort of required to seal us back in the brotherhood," said Toso.[9]
Wesley Whitmore, Wendell's twin brother and also former MSIA staffer, recalls that in "contrast to his public behavior, Hinkins in private was often angry, vindictive and bizarre, occasionally shouting that he was under attack from negative forces." He and his wife said that their devotion to Hinkins kept them from addressing these issues.[28]
According to Susan Whitmore, MSIA defectors hesitated to challenge Hinkins publicly even after leaving the movement "because we were made to be afraid." She claims that Hinkins would declare that people who questioned him had placed themselves "under the Kal (a devil-like spirit) power and its field of negativity, known as the Red Monk," and would essentially be warning that members who associated with defectors risked spiritual disaster. The Whitmore alleges that one woman was told she had had a miscarriage because she had hugged one of the defectors.[28]
"The Red Monk . . . seemed to me to be a scare tactic to keep people from talking to each other," said David Welles, a chiropractor who worked at the John-Roger Foundation's holistic health center before leaving the movement in 1984.[27]
The Whitmores also claim that after they left MSIA, their cars were vandalized, they received obscene letters accusing them of homosexuality, and phone calls in which threats were made on their lives. Similarly, Eve Cohen, the daughter of ex-MSIA ministers Matthew and Ellen Cohen, and at the time a teenager, received a letter graphically alleging that her father had had sexual acts with other men. The letter claimed to be from a friend of Eve's in Los Angeles.[9]
Several other former MSIA members also claim to have been harassed during the time of the Red Monk scare: former Insight facilitator Jack Canfield and East Coast organizer Michael Bookbinder said they were subjected to threatening phone calls and bizarre, harassing letters. They believe that the calls and letters came from church insiders and, in certain cases, John-Roger himself. [27]
Religion academic and writer David C. Lane claims that in the fall of 1983, after he called Hinkins, who at that time he considered to be a friend, to get his response to the allegations of plagiarism, sexual manipulation, and charlatanism that had been raised by other friends, he was subjected to a series of threats, including several made against his life and the lives of his friends/informants. His home was subsequently ransacked and a number of his research files were stolen. He claims that documentary evidence implicates John-Roger with the robbery, as well as with implementing a smear campaign including threats against Lane and other of his critics. This included setting up a front organization called the "Coalition for Civil and Spiritual Rights", an act which was eventually traced directly back to Hinkins.[29][30]
Claims of plagiarism have also been levied against Hinkins, in connection with both MSIA's core teachings and as other publications. Many of these have centered on the reportedly close similarity between certain MSIA materials and doctrine and that of Paul Twitchell's Eckankar, known prior to 1985 as "The Ancient Science of Soul Travel". One of the main allegers, religion academic David C. Lane, has published evidence that Hinkins took without attribution key spiritual teachings from Twitchell, who, Lane further claims, took them in turn from Radha Soami Satsang Beas, a movement with which Lane was at the time actively involved.
Hinkins, himself, admits that he had some level of involvement with the group: around the time of his surgery and religious experience, he had been exploring a variety of different spiritual teachings, and these explorations included Eckankar. Religion scholar James R. Lewis, in his book on Hinkins and MSIA, quotes a conversation in which Hinkins acknowledges that he studied with Eckankar, had a private interview with Twitchell, and received information from the group stating that he was an initiate, but denies being formally initiated into the group.[3]
Nonetheless, side-by-side text comparisons of materials published by Lane appear to clearly show that Hinkins copied nearly verbatim, Twitchell's idiosyncratic cosmology (as found in Twitchell's 1971 The Spiritual Notebook) in his own 1976 publication The Sound Current. Hinkins also appears to have clearly plagiarized in his work Affirmations (1981) from Florence Scovel Shinn's book, The Game of Life and How to Play It (DeVorss & Company, 1925).[29]
In 1994, Peter McWilliams, a former high-level member of MSIA, published Life 102: What to Do When Your Guru Sues You, which charged that Hinkins had repeatedly abused his power as a guru. McWilliams claimed, among other things, that he was the sole author of the highly successful Life 101 and several subsequent books purportedly coauthored by Hinkins (as "John-Roger"), who was his spiritual adviser and church leader at the time. Hinkins countered with a libel lawsuit. Ultimately, McWilliams agreed to abandon the copyright to Life 102: What to Do When Your Guru Sues You to Hinkins to settle the suit.
Defense against cult chargesEdit
James R. Lewis, an academic who researches new religious movements, conducted a study of Hinkins and the Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness. Lewis stated that he did not consider MSIA a cult.[3]:219Lewis's book was published by Mandeville Press, the publishing organ of MSIA. Lewis has been accused by skeptical societies and anti-cult groups of serving as an apologist for several cults, including the Family and AUM Shinrikyo.[31][32][33]
Later life and deathEdit
Shortly after the publicized scandals that rocked MSIA during 1988 Hinkins announced that he had passed the "keys" to the Mystical Traveler Consciousness to protégé John Morton. He continued to participate in MSIA and PTS annual events until his death at the age of 80, on October 22, 2014, at his home in Los Angeles, California, from pneumonia.[34]
List of worksEdit
- The Anointed One, CD set (2006) ISBN 978-1-893020-39-9
- Health from the Inside Out, CD set (2006) ISBN 978-1-893020-40-5
- Inner Worlds of Meditation, CD (1998) ISBN 978-0-914829-64-5
- Inner Worlds of Meditation (incl. Master Chohan), CD set (1997) ISBN 978-0-914829-45-4
- Joyful Meditations, CD set (2005) ISBN 978-1-893020-37-5
- Living In Grace, CD set (2005) ISBN 978-1-893020-38-2
- Momentum, CD set (2005) ISBN 978-1-893020-41-2
- Money, The Great Mirror of Consciousness, CD set ISBN 978-1-893020-06-1
- Turning Points to Personal Liberation, CD set (2006) ISBN 978-1-893020-45-0
- Journey To The East, DVD set [year missing]
- Moments of Peace, Video (1999) ISBN 0-914829-60-2
- Spiritual Warriors Movie, DVD, UPC: 700261245539
Related organizations founded by John-RogerEdit
- Peace Theological Seminary & College of Philosophy (PTS)
- University of Santa Monica (USM)
- Institute for Individual and World Peace (IIWP)
- Insight Seminars
- Heartfelt Foundation
- Mandeville Press
- ^ a b c Sipchen, Bob; Johnson, David (August 14, 1988). "John-Roger: The Story Behind His Remarkable Journey From Rosemead Teacher to Spiritual Leader of a New Age Empire". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved March 27, 2010.
- ^ Lewis, James R. (2002). The Encyclopedia of Cults, Sects, and New Religions. Prometheus Books. ISBN 9781615927388.
- ^ a b c d e f James R. Lewis, Seeking the Light: Uncovering the Truth About the Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness and its Founder John-Roger (Los Angeles: Mandeville, 1998)
- ^ John-Roger Sanderson, Pauli, When Are You Coming Home? A Personal Guide to Soul Transcendence" (Los Angeles: Mandeville, 2004), p. 70,71.
- ^ John-Roger, "Fulfilling Your Spiritual Promise" (Los Angeles: Mandveille, 2006), p. 221.
- ^ "MSIA.org MSIA Website January 18 2009". Archived from the original on December 24, 2008. Retrieved January 7, 2009.
- ^ Lewis, James R. & Petersen, Jesper Aagaard, Controversial New Religions (New York: Oxford University Press, 2005), p. 337.
- ^ Melton, J. Gordon; James Lewis (1993). Religious Requirements & Practices of Certain Selected Groups: A Handbook for Chaplains. contract #: MDA903-90-C-0062 w/ Dept. of Defense.
- ^ a b c d e Brower, Montgomery; Suzanne Adelson; Leah Feldon (September 26, 1988). "Cult Leader John-Roger, Who Says He's Inhabited by a Divine Spirit, Stands Accused of a Campaign of Hate". People Magazine. Vol 30 No 13: Time Inc. Retrieved February 26, 2010.
- ^ Frost, William P. (1992). What Is the New Age?: Defining Third Millennium Consciousness. Edwin Mellen Press. p. 8. ISBN 0-7734-9192-9."A similar enterprise is Lifespring, founded by John Hanley in 1974. MSIA is an offshoot of Lifespring. It is conducted by Mystical Traveler Consciousness."
- ^ Fuchs, Nan Kathryn (September 11, 1988). "John-Roger Revisited". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved February 27, 2010.
- ^ University of Santa Monica Website January 18 2009
- ^ John-Roger Website 26 Feb 2009
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on August 9, 2011. Retrieved August 27, 2011.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
- ^ "The Heartfelt Foundation Website: Inspiring Service Stories January 18 2009". Archived from the original on March 31, 2012. Retrieved August 27, 2011.
- ^ The Institute for Individual and World Peace Website January 18 2009
- ^ New Yorker profile, October 13 2008
- ^ Rolling Stone profile, 4 December 2006
- ^ a b Bright, Laren. "The Less Known Side of Sally Kirkland". sallykirkland.com: Sally Kirkland. Archived from the original on April 20, 2010. Retrieved March 27, 2010.
on December 4, 1975, Sally was ordained as a minister by MSIA's founder, John-Roger.
- ^ King-Newman, Jaime. "Spiritual Warrior: the Art of Spiritual Living - What they're saying". Mandeville Press. Retrieved March 27, 2010.
John-Roger is my teacher and my friend.
- ^ Delmonteque, Bob. "Leigh Taylor- Young Weaves Spirituality and Service Into Hollywood Life". Journal of Longevity. 11 (10). Archived from the original on April 28, 2010. Retrieved March 27, 2010.
Leigh became an ordained minister in the Church of the Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness (MSIA) in 1975.
- ^ "Jsu Garcia Biography". jsugarcia.com. Archived from the original on July 4, 2010. Retrieved March 27, 2010.
One of the most important aspects of Garcia's life is his dedication to Peace Theological Seminary College of Philosophy, for which he and his friend, author John-Roger, have traveled throughout the world each year for the past nine years in an effort to bring peace to troubled areas such as Egypt and Israel
- ^ Wolf, Gary (September 25, 2007). "Getting Things Done Guru David Allen and His Cult of Hyperefficiency". Wired Magazine. Condé Nast Digital. pp. Issue 15.10. Retrieved March 27, 2010.
- ^ www.life102.com
- ^ Peter McWilliams, Life 102: What to Do When Your Guru Sues You (Prelude Press: Los Angeles, 1994). ISBN 0-931580-34-X., pp 6-7.
- ^ "ABC News Nightline". October 5, 1994. 3:28 - 4:12 minutes in. ABC. Ted Koppel: "What I'm asking about is whether indeed Mr. Rogers' organization is necessarily... Does it qualify as a cult?"
Steve Hassan: "In my professional opinion it does. It's a pyramid-structured authoritarian regime that uses deception in recruitment and mind-control techniques to keep people dependent and obedient. People are instilled with phobias that if they ever question John-Roger or if they ever leave the group terrible things will happen to them.". Missing or empty
- ^ a b c d e Sipchen, Bob; Johnston, David (August 15, 1988). "Negativity Shakes the Movement : On Eve of the First Integrity Day, Troubling Questions Prompt a Rift Among John-Roger Followers". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved October 4, 2015.
- ^ a b LA Times, 1988
- ^ a b Lane, David. "The J.R. Controversy: A Critical Analysis of John-Roger and M.S.I.A." in Understanding Cults and Spiritual Movements. Vol. 1, No. 1. Del Mar: Del Mar Press, 1984.http://www.culthelp.info/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=828&Itemid=10&limit=1&limitstart=5
- ^ "LIFE 102". petermcwilliams.org. Retrieved May 25, 2017.
- ^ James R. Lewis - religious cults, sects and movements. Apologeticsindex.org. Retrieved on 2013-07-17.
- ^ Tokyo Cult Finds an Unlikely Supporter, The Washington Post, T.R. Reid, May 1995. "The Americans said the sect had invited them to visit after they expressed concern to Aum's New York branch about religious freedom in Japan. The said their airfare, hotel bills and 'basic expenses' were paid by the cult"
- ^ Kent, Stephen A.; SKrebs, Theresa (1998). "When Scholars Know Sin: Alternative Religions and Their Academic Supporters". Skeptic Magazine. Altadena, California: Michael Shermer, Skeptic Society. 6 (3). Retrieved February 26, 2010.
- ^ Weberoct, Bruce (October 24, 2014). "John-Roger, New Age Spiritual Leader in California, Dies at 80". The New York Times. Retrieved October 4, 2015.
External linksEdit
- Hinkins' website
- People Magazine article on Hinkins [1]
Organizations controlled and/or started by Hinkins


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Community Missionary Church Pastor Ken Thomas opened services with an announcement to remember our critically ill people and gave a prayer of praise and thanks to the Lord. He then turned the services over to Scott Burns to lead the congregational singing...
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Brazil Class of 1972 The Brazil Class of 1972 is seeking addresses for the following classmates: Elizabeth Allen, Rose Burnstead, Mary Beth Goodhart, David Burke, Patricia Guinn, Linda Love, Randy Love, Mary McAuliffe, Jennifer Milburn, James Stewart, Sally Walls, John Wells and Angelia Williams...
Flag Preparation
(Local News ~ 05/25/12)
Cub Scout Pack 45 prepares to place flags on the Veteran's graves at Calcutta Cemetery May 19, 2012. Pictured are (front row) Ethan Pund, Eli Whittle, Larry Bass, Jesse Yocum, Daryl Walls, (back row) Cub Scout Master Jeff Pund, VFW Local 1127 Representative Bob Bigley, Assistant Scout Master Joe Zimmerman and Scout Cameron Pund. Pack 45's next event will be an Indianapolis Indians baseball game and a camp night on June 1-2...
Public Record
(Police Logs ~ 05/25/12)
Clay County Justice Center The following jail bookings occurred at the Clay County Justice Center during May 22-25: Resisting Law Enforcement Allen, Joey N., 27 Awaiting Arraignment Halfhill, Eric B., 22 Pending Allen, Joey N., 27 Schurick, Kimberly R., 31...
Community Notes
(Community News ~ 05/25/12)
The following is a list of upcoming area events as provided to The Brazil Times: City Reminder Officials with the Brazil City Garage recently issued a reminder for all residents that due to the Memorial Day Holiday, scheduled for Monday, May 28, trash pickup will run one day behind for that week...
Judith Ann Ferry
(Obituary ~ 05/25/12)
Judith Ann Ferry, 69, Brazil, died Wednesday, May 23, 2012, at Union Hospital in Terre Haute. She was born July 26, 1942, in Brazil, as the daughter of Arthur George and Helen Irene Howard Ferry. Following graduation from high school, she continued her education at Indiana State University where she earned her bachelor's degree...
County Closings
(Local News ~ 05/25/12)
The Clay County Commissioners recently announced the Clay County Courthouse, highway department, extension office, soil and water conservation office and health department will be closed Monday in observance of Memorial Day. All offices will re-open at their regular times Tuesday, May 29...
No Paper Monday
(Local News ~ 05/25/12)
Due to the Memorial Day holiday, scheduled for Monday, May 28, The Brazil Times will not publish a newspaper. The Times will publish a newspaper Tuesday, May 29. For further information, call 446-2216, Monday-Friday, from 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
CCS member receives dignified award
(Local News ~ 05/25/12)
Earlier this month, the Indiana Association of School Business Officials (IASBO) honored a Clay Community School personnel member with a dignified award. CCS Director of Personnel, Data and Food Service Carolyn Kumpf recently received the Region 7 School Support Professional of the Year award during the organization's annual conference at the French Lick Convention Center...
LEOSA course now available
(Local News ~ 05/25/12)
Retired law enforcement officers now have a local opportunity to become certified to carry a firearm anywhere in the United States. Clay County Sheriff Deputy Jason Frazier has put together a new course for retired law enforcement regarding the Law Enforcement Officer Safety Act (LEOSA), which certifies qualified law enforcement officers and qualified retired law enforcement officers to carry a concealed firearm in any jurisdiction in the United States regardless of state or local laws, in cooperation with the Clay County Sheriff's Department.. ...
Strawberry Fest to be June 1
(Local News ~ 05/25/12)
Coming soon, strawberry lovers will once again have the opportunity to support Brazil's Christmas In The Park while enjoying strawberry shortcake. The fifth Strawberry Festival will take place Friday, June 1, on the Clay County Courthouse lawn, beginning at 11 a.m. and ending at 7 p.m., or when the food runs out...
Knights compete in boy's track and field regional
(High School Sports ~ 05/25/12)
Times Staff Report EVANSVILLE -- Athletes from the Wabash Valley faired well in their trip to the Evansville Central Regional for track and field on Thursday evening. Athletes from Terre Haute North, South and Cloverdale combined to win five different events and added three, runner-up finishes in the quest to advance to the IHSAA Boy's State Track and Field Finals on June 2 at Indiana University...
(Local News ~ 05/25/12)
Northview High School valedictorians Damon Hyatt (left) and Ethan Stewart shared the academic honor during Friday evening's commencement ceremony. Hyatt plans to attend DePauw University, Greencastle, while Stewart will attend the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Terre Haute...
Finishing Touches
(Local News ~ 05/25/12)
During the final Serving on the Streets (S.O.S.) public hearing, President Shannon Clark (left) spoke with grant official Kent Anderson with Kenna Consulting about the final grant application papers. Anderson spoke to those in attendance about the grant and money S.O.S. rose. Clark said S.O.S. will find out if it received the grant at the end of August...
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Mercury in the Environment
Archive of Meetings
Mercury Pollution and Global Environmental Change American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2013.
Air Quality and Climate in the Southeast US American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2013.
11th International Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant, Edinburgh, Scotland, 28 July - 2 August 2013.
9th INTECOL International Wetlands Conference, Orlando, June 3-8, 2012. Mercury sessions are planned for this conference. Abstracts due December 16, 2011.
National Monitoring Conference, April 30-May 4, 2012.
SETAC Annual Meeting, November 13-17, 2011. Session: Mercury Cycling and Bioaccumulation in rivers
American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting 2011, December 5-9, 2011
10th International Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant, July 24-29, 2011
American Geophysical Union, December 13-17, 2010 -- session B51: Mercury Cycling in Heterogeneous Environments
SETAC, Portland, Oregon, November 7-11, 2010
2010 International Mercury EXPO, April 22-25, 2010.
Seventh National Monitoring Conference, April 25-29, 2010
Joint ASLO and NABS 2010 Summer Meeting, June 6-11, 2010. Special session S44 Environmental Controls on Mercury Bioaccumulation in Freshwater Ecosystems.
"Mercury in the Environment: from Maine to Florida" Geological Society of America Northeastern/Southeastern Combined Meeting, March 13-16, 2010
American Chemical Society National Meeting, March 21-25, 2010, special session: The Influence of Natural Organic Matter on the Fate and Transport of Metals, Colloids, and Nanoparticles in Aquatic Systems
American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, December 14-18, 2009
Pathways of Mercury Transport and Exposure at Multiple Scales
Quickflow and Quicksilver--Export of Mercury from the Terrestrial Landscape
National Forum on Contaminants in Fish, November 2-5, 2009
SETAC Annual Meeting, November 19-23, 2009
Mercury Fate and Biogeochemistry
Mercury Cycling in a Changing Environment
9th International Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant (2009)
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Biogeochemical processes of mercury in natural and contaminated environments
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Mercury Cycling in Ecosystems: Hot Spots and Hot Moments
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To determine whether your sodium level is within normal limits; to help evaluate electrolyte balance and to help determine the cause of and monitor the treatment for illnesses associated with abnormal sodium levels in the body
If you are experiencing dehydration, problems with blood pressure, accumulating excess fluid (edema), or have non-specific symptoms; as part of a routine health examination
Sodium is an electrolyte present in all body fluids and is vital to normal body function, including nerve and muscle function. This test measures the level of sodium in the blood and/or urine.
Sodium, along with other electrolytes such as potassium, chloride, and bicarbonate (or total CO2), helps cells function normally and helps regulate the amount of fluid in the body. While sodium is present in all body fluids, it is found in the highest concentration in the blood and in the fluid outside of the body's cells. This extracellular sodium, as well as all body water, is regulated by the kidneys.
We get sodium in our diet, from table salt (sodium chloride or NaCl), and to some degree from most of the foods that we eat. Most people have an adequate intake of sodium. The body uses what it requires and the kidneys eliminate the rest in the urine. The body tries to keep the blood sodium within a very narrow concentration range. It does this by:
- Producing hormones that can increase (natriuretic peptides) or decrease (aldosterone) the amount of sodium eliminated in urine
- Producing a hormone that prevents water losses (antidiuretic hormone, ADH, sometimes called vasopressin)
- Controlling thirst; even a 1% increase in blood sodium will make a person thirsty and cause that person to drink water, returning the sodium level to normal.
Abnormal blood sodium is usually due to some problem with one of these systems. When the level of sodium in the blood changes, the water content in the body also changes. These changes can be associated with too little fluid (dehydration) or with too much fluid (edema), often resulting in swelling in the legs.
How is the sample collected for testing?
A blood sample is taken by needle from a vein in the arm. In some cases, a random or 24-hour urine sample may be required.
Is any test preparation needed to ensure the quality of the sample?
No test preparation is needed.
How is it used?
A sodium blood test is used to detect abnormal concentrations of sodium, including low sodium (hyponatremia) and high sodium (hypernatremia). It is often used as part of an electrolyte panel or basic metabolic panel for a routine health checkup.
Sodium is an electrolyte present in all body fluids and is vital to normal body function, including nerve and muscle function. It helps cells function normally and helps regulate the amount of fluid in the body.
A blood sodium test may also be used to detect the cause and help monitor treatment in people with dehydration, excess fluid (edema), or with a variety of symptoms (e.g., weakness, confusion, thirst and/or dry mucous membranes). Blood sodium can be abnormal in many diseases. A health practitioner may order this test, along with other electrolytes, to identify an electrolyte imbalance or if there are symptoms of illness involving the brain, lungs, liver, heart, kidney, thyroid, or adrenal glands.
In people with a known electrolyte imbalance, a blood sodium test may be used to monitor the effectiveness of treatment or to monitor people taking medications that can affect sodium levels, such as diuretics.
Urine sodium levels may be tested in people who have abnormal blood sodium levels to help determine whether an imbalance is due to, for example, consuming too much sodium or losing too much sodium. Urine sodium testing is also used for people with abnormal kidney tests to help the healthcare practitioner determine the cause of kidney disease and to help guide treatment.
When is it ordered?
Sodium testing is a part of the routine lab evaluation of most people as part of an electrolyte panel or a basic metabolic panel. These may be ordered during an annual physical or when someone has non-specific health complaints.
A blood sodium test may be ordered when a person has symptoms of low sodium, such as weakness, confusion, and lethargy. If the sodium level falls quickly, the person may feel weak and fatigued; in severe cases, the person may experience confusion or even fall into a coma. When the sodium level falls slowly, however, there may be no symptoms. That is why sodium levels are often checked even if someone has no symptoms.
Sodium blood testing may be ordered when a person has symptoms of high sodium, such as thirst, dry mucous membranes (e.g., mouth, eyes), less frequent urination, muscle twitching, and/or agitation. If the sodium level rises to extremely high concentrations, symptoms can include restlessness, acting irrationally, and coma or convulsions.
Electrolytes may be measured when monitoring treatment involving intravenous (IV) fluids or when there is a possibility of developing dehydration. Electrolyte panels and basic metabolic panels are also commonly ordered on a regular basis when monitoring treatment of certain conditions, including high blood pressure, heart failure, and liver and kidney disease.
A urine sodium test may be ordered when a blood sodium test result is abnormal to help determine the cause of the imbalance or to monitor treatment.
What does the test result mean?
A low level of blood sodium (hyponatremia) may be due to:
- Losing too much sodium, most commonly from conditions such as diarrhea, vomiting, excessive sweating, use of diuretics, kidney disease or low levels of cortisol, aldosterone and sex hormones (Addison disease)
- Drinking too much water as might occur during exercise
- Excess fluid accumulation in the body (edema) caused by heart failure, cirrhosis, and kidney diseases that cause protein loss (nephrotic syndrome) or malnutrition. In a number of diseases, particularly those involving the brain and the lungs, many kinds of cancer, and with some drugs, the body makes too much anti-diuretic hormone (ADH), causing a person to keep too much water in the body.
Low blood sodium is rarely due to decreased sodium intake (deficient dietary intake or deficient sodium in IV fluids).
A high blood sodium level (hypernatremia) is almost always caused by losing too much water (dehydration) without drinking enough water. In rare cases, it may be due to increased salt intake without enough water, Cushing syndrome, or a condition caused by too little ADH called diabetes insipidus.
Sodium urine concentrations must be evaluated in association with blood levels. The body normally elimiates excess sodium, so the concentration in the urine may be elevated because it is elevated in the blood. It may also be elevated in the urine when the body is losing too much sodium; in this case, the blood level would be normal to low. If blood sodium levels are low due to insufficient intake, then urine concentrations will also be low.
- Decreased urinary sodium levels may indicate dehydration, congestive heart failure, liver disease, or nephrotic syndrome.
- Increased urinary sodium levels may indicate diuretic use or Addison disease.
Sodium levels are often evaluated in relation to other electrolytes and can be used to calculate a quantity termed anion gap. The anion gap is useful in identifying the presence of unknown substances such as toxins in the blood.
Is there anything else I should know?
Certain drugs such as anabolic steroids, antibiotics, corticosteroids, laxatives, cough medicines, and oral contraceptives may cause increased levels of sodium. Other drugs such as ACE inhibitors, diuretics, carbamazepine, heparin, and tricyclic antidepressants may cause decreased levels of sodium.
What is the recommended dietary salt intake?
The Food and Nutrition Board recommends a sodium intake of less than 2300 mg per day for adults. People normally obtain adequate amounts of sodium in their daily diet, but it is important not to exceed this recommended maximum amount.
Common dietary sources of sodium are often processed food to which salt is added during preparation, such as cheeses, soups, pickles, and pretzels. Additionally, other processed, commercially prepared, or restaurant foods are generally high in sodium.
For people who are sodium-sensitive or have hypertension, reducing sodium intake can lead to markedly beneficial health effects. But even if you don't have high blood pressure, limiting sodium as part of a healthy diet may decrease your risk of developing blood pressure problems and heart disease.
Your taste for salt is both acquired and reversible. As you use less salt, your preference for it will lessen.
Is anyone at particular risk for low or high sodium levels?
Yes. People who have prolonged diarrhea and/or vomiting, profuse sweating, burns, Addison disease, kidney disease, or congestive heart failure may have low sodium levels. People with dehydration, diuretic use, Cushing syndrome, cystic fibrosis, neurological disorders, hypothyroidism, or renal failure may have high sodium levels.
Should athletes and others pay particular attention to re-hydrating after playing sports or exercising to keep their sodium levels up?
Yes. During prolonged and strenuous exercise, both water and sodium are lost through sweating. To maintain the correct balance of water and sodium in the body, people may need not only to drink water but to ensure adequate sodium intake, whether through salty foods or specially formulated "sports drinks."
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Tests: Chloride, Bicarbonate, Potassium, Electrolytes, Osmolality, Basic Metabolic Panel, Comprehensive Metabolic Panel, Aldosterone and Renin, ADH, Renal Panel
Conditions: Dehydration, Kidney Disease, CHF, Adrenal Insufficiency & Addison Disease, Hypertension, Cushing Syndrome
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MedlinePlus: Fluid and Electrolyte Balance
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The Justice Department recently announced indictments against two Chinese nationals manufacturing and distributing fentanyl and other opiate substances in the US. This is the first time the US has indicted major Chinese fentanyl traffickers. It's a great first step, but the DEA is playing catch-up against a problem that led to more US deaths in 2016 than during the entire Vietnam War.
While these were the first US indictments brought against major Chinese suppliers of fentanyl, the drug remains widely available for sale on websites operated by Chinese suppliers. The U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission stated that China was the primary source of fentanyl in the US, which accords with LegitScript's observations.
Every day, LegitScript monitors websites selling fentanyl online. If you were to come across one of these websites, you might see a raw powder offered for sale. They are often described as "research chemicals." Usually, the websites don't list a price or have a shopping cart. Instead, the sites simply publish their contact information. Transactions are then completed by email or phone.
Here's an example of a company in China offering acetyl fentanyl:
Despite many sellers' claims that the products are not for human use, it's easy to order illegal drugs from these websites with little subterfuge. Typically, LegitScript simply sends one of these Chinese sellers an email asking about a substance for personal use. In one case, we asked for an elephant tranquilizer, carfentanil, and told the seller it was needed to relieve back pain. The seller offered to provide us 5mg for $100 and was willing to ship to the US.
Contrary to impressions that the manufacturing industry is clustered in the coastal cities, suppliers of fentanyl or opioid substances are located all over the country — even as far as Xinjiang, in northwest China, including this supplier:
Surprisingly, many of these manufacturers are not amateur underground labs. Instead, a lot of them are properly licensed chemical or pharmaceutical companies in China. These types of manufacturers are often considered high-tech industries and even receive government support, including tax breaks.
Earlier in July, the Justice Department arrested Chinese national Bin Wang for selling fentanyl in the US. His company, Wonda Science, is a properly licensed chemical company in China. It is located in the National Innovative Technology Industrial Park in Changzhou. Start-ups in this industrial park meeting certain criteria can enjoy low-rate loans or rent compensation. Below is an example of an illicit supplier stating it enjoys "tax exemption privileges:"
Chinese regulatory agencies have made efforts to control the problem. In 2015, China scheduled 116 synthetic chemicals, six of which are fentanyl analogs. In March of this year, it announced scheduling controls over carfentanil, furanyl fentanyl, valeryl fentanyl, and acryl fentanyl. In July, four more substances, such as U-4700, were banned. But is it enough?
Unfortunately, illicit manufacturers are able to produce new substances faster than the government can ban them. The good news is LegitScript has been continuously monitoring and adding these new substances to our database. On average, we find more than 60 new designer drugs each month, adding to the world's largest, most comprehensive database of designer drugs, dietary supplements, pharmaceuticals, and other healthcare products. After we list these substances in our database, they generally cannot be advertised on Google, Bing, Amazon, Facebook or other ad platforms operated by our partners.
With regard to the two Chinese fentanyl traffickers, the Justice Department did not identify whether they were in custody. When asked about the case, the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said he was not aware of the details but re-emphasized China's commitment to combat such crimes.
Meanwhile, the carfentanil seller we spoke with urged us to place our order: "We have got your address and can send out the parcel to you at once after your payment." This underscores a vital question — whether the US and China are actively monitoring these sellers' websites and acting quickly to shut the sales down (as opposed to waiting months to build a case, which is oftentimes appropriate but can allow ongoing illicit activity that results in more deaths).
In any case: the battle continues, and until the illicit sale of these chemicals over the internet and dark web are disrupted, Vietnam War-levels of annual deaths from opioid use will continue.


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This year I am cosponsoring an after school activity with my pal @wgsdassess. We started the club last year, the focus of the club, GenYes, was to give our 7th and 8th grade students ,who had an affinity for technology, a place to come together, learn more about tech, meet their peers that have the same or similar interests, and to train them on troubleshooting methods that would benefit both them, their classmates, and their teachers.
This year our group has transformed our sessions in to producing student news, from global stories, to events taking place in our school.
We have teamed up with our gifted/fine arts teacher (whose students choose the top
News stories and write the scripts for) and the film club who then films many of the stories. Our group then takes the footage, and assembles in into a show, adding in our own flare and character, with intros, voice overs, etc.
This school year we've produced 4 shows and a trailer for the show. Which we post on our Hixson Hive site (a single point of student content streamed into one place)
Just recently we've had 7 new members join, increasing our group to 14 student members. The students have taken on various roles for producing the show and have begun to get quite efficient at producing, such that we are going to begin releasing short stories or interest pieces straight to the Hive. These pieces will include original ideas that the students have created, thought of, or that allow them to experience new technologies/software.
Check out all the shows at the Hive and check out our current show, where we take a look back at 2011, right here!


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Stadt Wuppertal
Language training and employment services open doors to work, school and the everyday business of daily life
Language fluency opens or closes doors for many immigrants, whether at work, school or during the everyday business of daily life. Learning the language is the single most important lever to integrating into a new culture.
In 2005, a new Immigration Act in Germany introduced provisions to ensure all newcomers from non-European Union countries receive language training. The City of Wuppertal acted immediately to build on its experience in creating a multicultural society that valued diversity.
With a population from over 150 source countries, Wuppertal has a long history of working to build an open, welcoming culture. In 1980 Wuppertal opened the state of Nord-Rhein Westphalia's first and only adult education program dedicated to supporting foreign workers (VHS, die Bergischen Volkshochschule). Since 2002, the Department of Immigration and Integration (Sprach/Integrationskurs Beratung) has been a central contact for both newcomers and local residents while supporting the city administration by monitoring local progress.
Tailored language training
Wuppertal's practical approach aims to meet the needs of program applicants, their families and local employers. Language level and professional background are assessed during a personal interview by city social workers who are trained to identify additional factors that can interfere with language and job acquisition. A continuous process of support and feedback ensures that applicants do not fall through the cracks.
Training is offered in 14 language schools across the city – part-time, full-time, day-time and evenings. The classes consist of 600 hours of German language instruction and 30 hours of classes about the basics of German culture, history and law. Applicants are required to have had a residency permit for at least two years, but many who participate in the language programs are from EU countries or are long-time residents who can still benefit from the free language training. Successful completion of the training means an accelerated naturalization process –seven rather than eight years.
Wuppertal also offers special integration courses for young people, senior citizens, women and even German nationals with poor language skills. Customizing the approch to the audience means greate success in the longterm. For example, parenting courses are available for those with young children; classes are offered with childcare; older immigrants have the option of taking classes at a slower pace; and discussions are tailored to the interests of young people. Additionally, specialized courses are available for individuals with limited schooling in their home countries and may have basic literacy needs.
The participation of the local job centre helps ensure newcomers are also better oriented to the realities of the job market. Importantly, the program includes services for the unemployed, often long-term residents with a migrant background still marginalized by low language skills or unemployment.
Regular interaction between Wuppertal's language programs, employment and integration services and the Federal Bureau of Migration has resulted in new program development, including: for the first time, language courses for deaf persons offered in schools and migrant-led organizations; bridging courses to connect integration to formal language classes; and vocational language classes targeted to job level (from high skilled professionals to qualified craftsmen to low-skilled workers).
Interest in the nationally-sponsored language and integration courses was high right from the start in Wuppertal. Although federally-imposed quotas were cancelled by 2008, the municipality continues to regularly increase the number of reserved spaces available within the city's program. Since the 2005 Immigration Act, almost 6,000 people have attended the courses, making Wuppertal a nation-wide leader in attendance.
Today, immigrant integration in Wuppertal is a more of a movement than a city service, and has the support of the mayor, the city manager and all democratic parties in the city council, and is regarded as a model of social and economic success to other German cities.
For this Good Idea contact:
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An der Bergbahn 33
Wuppertal, Nordrhein-Westfalen , Deutschland,
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So the state defied its own staff and financial analysts, and gave Colorado Springs its full request of $120.5 million in sales tax money for City for Champions.
What now? Well, plenty.
Indeed, the Economic Development Commission's decision marks just the beginning of a trek over numerous bureaucratic hills for the city. Among them: frequent audits; creation of a Regional Tourism Advisory Board; establishment of various nonprofits to build and run the attractions; and lining up 20 Olympic events a year to be hosted by a downtown stadium and events center.
To date, Mayor Steve Bach has consorted on the project with like-minded movers and shakers such as El Pomar Foundation and the Convention and Tourism Bureau. But now he must seek approval of Colorado Springs City Council — left out of much of the process — to get some of the work done.
And Councilor Joel Miller, the $250 million proposal's biggest critic, is vowing to fight.
"I'm just sick about it," Miller said in an interview just minutes after the EDC's 7-2 Monday vote on funding. "I'm giving [proponents] a firm warning: I will fight any use of [tax-increment financing]."
Not that supporters seemed worried at a news conference where they basked in the state's approval.
"We're so thrilled and on Cloud Nine," said developer Chris Jenkins, whose family controls a significant chunk of downtown land in the path of the projects. "It's a new beginning for tourists and for ourselves."
Pulling it together
All four City for Champions attractions — the stadium, a downtown Olympic museum, a sports medicine center at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, and a new Air Force Academy visitors center — must show substantial progress within five years and be built within 10, or the city must forfeit all or part of the money.
To further guard the state against something going awry, the EDC adopted guidelines that specify square footages for every attraction and mandate that the city track every cash register that collects taxes in the tourism zone, which covers about 85 percent of the city. That's to assure that the "eligible tax increment [state rebate] is only what is generated by the increase in tourism activity from the Project itself," and not normal growth.
Moreover, before any state money can be used, the city must create a Regional Tourism Advisory Board or Commission that includes representatives from city government, community members and people from each of the attraction's partners. That board then must sign agreements specifying the relationships and decision-making authority between the financing agency, the Colorado Springs Urban Renewal Authority, and the partners: the Olympic Museum and Hall of Fame nonprofit, a stadium authority (also to be created), UCCS or an affiliated nonprofit, and the academy.
At the news conference, nothing was said about how backers intend to secure hundreds of millions of dollars for the projects in donations and public money. "People need to get comfortable for how these will be financed," Bach acknowledged, "and I am looking forward for all of us to work together as elected officials."
Said Dick Celeste, former Ohio governor and past Colorado College president who's in charge of the Olympic museum project, "The real work begins today."
Indeed, some funding must come from local tax money, and two sources are likely. Bach says he might ask voters to issue bonds and repay them using existing revenue — avoiding new taxes. To get to the ballot, supporters could either gather signatures or ask Council to refer a measure.
Another financing method to be used is the tax-increment financing to which Miller referred, which doesn't require voter approval. The Colorado Springs Urban Renewal Authority plans to borrow $100 million against future city sales and/or property tax revenue collected in the 100-acre Southwest Urban Renewal Area, where the museum and stadium are to be built. Another $42 million is to come from El Paso County's sales and/or property taxes in that same area.
TIF is only that portion of tax revenues attributed to growth caused by the new development. The money would be used for public infrastructure, venue construction and related structures, such as a pedestrian bridge, a 1,500-vehicle parking garage and streetscape improvements.
Urban Renewal Authority official Jim Rees says that boundaries need to be changed for the urban renewal area, because it was formed in 2001, and TIF eligibility lasts only 25 years. "So we've burned through half the time period," Rees says. In other words, "If you wanted to sell bonds, you've lost half the time" to repay them.
According to the city's application, the stadium and events center would be built last, opening in 2017. The others would open in 2016. To maximize on TIF collections, Rees says, the city might adopt a smaller urban renewal area for the museum alone and another one later for the events center. He adds he can't say for sure because it's unclear where the museum and sports facility are going, exactly.
A fractured Council
Urban renewal boundaries and TIF financing both require Council approval. And when it comes to C4C, councilors show up all over the spectrum.
Jill Gaebler calls the project "transformational," and was joined by Val Snider in endorsing it to the EDC. Jan Martin says she's a supporter, too, but notes Council's coming role as "important ... in the decision making going forward." Merv Bennett says via email he's "excited about the potential" of the project, though he wants to make sure it "moves forward in a manner that is financially viable and sustainable."
Council President Keith King says via email that the first step is for Council to hold public meetings, after which it would create the financing and governance structures. "Once the plan has been completed," he says, "the City must allow the citizens to vote on the various aspects of the proposal that will use tax dollars to finance it."
Don Knight, meanwhile, says he doesn't support the downtown events center and worries that if voters don't approve a borrowing measure, "the event stadium becomes a boat anchor that sinks the other three projects." He also worries the city faces other basic needs such as flood control; if that's not funded adequately to appease Pueblo residents, it could undermine the Southern Delivery System, the city's $1 billion water pipeline from Pueblo Reservoir.
Helen Collins adamantly opposes City for Champions, noting that no residents who attended town halls and other forums she's attended lately support the project. Likewise, Andy Pico says public sentiment is against the venture and that TIF isn't popular among councilors. Moreover, Pico fears that while project advocates say they won't move the Triple A Sky Sox baseball team from Security Service Field (in his northeast district) to the downtown stadium, it still could be part of the unspoken long-range plan. He's also skeptical of how the entire package will be financed in years to come.
As for Miller, who says hundreds of residents told him they oppose City for Champions, he was stunned by the EDC's decision. He notes the total cost, including financing, is $635 million, meaning the state's portion comprises only 19 percent, leaving the rest for donors and taxpayers.
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Family Tanagers (Thraupidae)
Yellow-shouldered Grosbeak (Parkerthraustes humeralis)
Pitylus [Caryothraustes] humeralis
Lawrence, 1867,
"Bogotá, Colombia" (trade skins of unknown provenance).
Formerly placed in Cardinalidae, often in Caryothraustes, but clearly divergent in morphology, plumage and behaviour; now confirmed as a tanager most closely related to Orchesticus abeillei#R. Taxonomic status of undescribed form from Ecuador as yet unclear. Monotypic.
Extreme S Colombia (E slope of Andes in Caquetá and Putumayo), E Ecuador (E slope from W Sucumbíos and W Napo S to Morona-Santiago), E Peru (Amazonas and Loreto S to Madre de Dios and N Puno), W & C Brazil (S Amazonas and Rondônia E to E Pará and NW Mato Grosso) and N Bolivia (La Paz and Cochabamba).
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Distribution extends east of the Rio Tocantins in Paragominas, PA (Lees et al. 2012).
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He will never know you
From now to when you're complete
Towers over you
He will be at your feet
He doesn't even try
Doesn't know your favourite band
Never notices you cry
Why won't he understand?
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Never knowing where to stand
Atmosphere so tense
Keep on going
And keep being you
In spite of him
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