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Golfers wish they could tee off/putt on my yard. Love Milorganite! Skip Manny - Cibolo, TX
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Milorganite is a great natural product that helps to build up my soil and turf to a thick lush green! Lawn Dad South, NJ
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Milorganite is packed with iron and it makes your lawn a beautiful rich green color, this product is also good for your veggies, gardens, and fruit trees. After using this product you will notice how thick and plush your lawn is and you will have to water much less." Bobbie Neal - Miami Gardens, FL
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"Milorganite for vegetable gardens is amazing. I bought a bag of Milorganite 3 weeks ago and applied it to my garden because everything was struggling to stay green and grow. I put my first dose of Milorganite on my garden and within a week I saw an improvement within 2 weeks my plants have doubled in size and everything either has blooms or vegetables, they are greening up wonderfully." Cindy Sparks - Davidson, NC
"I have tried other products in the summer from those 'over priced companies' and nothing works better than Milorganite! Nothing. I apply by the buckets. Thanks Milorganite it doesn't get any better than this!" Jonathan Strader - Reidsville, NC
"I have tried to grow sunflowers for the past four years only to find that deer would graze the field leaving it bare with only a few stubs. This year I read an article about Milorganite and how it could be used as a deer repellant. I tried it and it worked!" Lane Grant and Joe Hollis - Hidden Springs Hunting, GA
"My yard now has that look of a golf course green and I am loving it! Thank you for a product that produces the result it says it will!" Donnie Kilgo - Charlotte, NC
"From the time that I discovered Milorganite on the internet, I would like to offer my testimony and show my pictures for what it has done for our beautiful lawn." Freddie Toliver - San Bernardino, CA
"I just want to say thank you for making this product. I have tried other fertilizers and none have come close to producing the same beautiful appearance as Milorganite does. I have referred "many" others to your product and every one of them were impressed with the results. Truly an amazing product that gives a lasting and impressive outcome." Thomas Herrick - Chicago, IL
"With all this hot and dry weather Milorganite shows it`s true colors, GREEN! This fertilizer is awesome and has our neighbors green with envy." Brue Gilbertson - La Crosse, WI
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"We have found that regardless of the variety of tomato, Milorganite is the key ingredient in plant growth and vigor." Terry W. Ward - Elroy, WI
"Milorganite is the best product I use in my daylily garden. I put a heaping cup full around each of my 500 daylily plants early in the spring and they certainly respond." John & Lucy Bunting - Bunting Daylily Garden - Poquoson, VA
"My husband is an AVID user of Milorganite on the yard. I cannot tell you how many people (some are strangers just stopped at the red light) have talked about how beautiful our yard is. I must tell you, there is not the splendor of flowers, trees, or shrubs, or extraordinary landscaping. It is mostly just grass. Another time, we were in home depot and we were standing beside the Milorganite bags. The worker there told us someone had come in the day before and said "There's a house down the road in Thunderbolt that has the greenest grass, and I want to know what he puts on it". She said it's right here..Milorganite." Everyone knows us by the people with the "green grass". James and Linda Brown - Thunderbolt, GA
"I've used Milorganite for years. I add it in potting, it helps my lawn, and I use it as many do as a deer repellent." Jack Barth - Cedarburg, WI
"Milorganite has always been my fertilizer of choice. I love that it is a natural time released product that works for everything in our great outdoors. The lawn loves it, the trees, shrubs and flowers love it as well as the vegetable garden. It makes all the plants in containers grow and bloom so much better. And, most of all, it keeps the rabbits and deer away from the plants I love. They simply are not very fond of the smell and go the opposite direction. Milorganite is so simply to use. Just spread it around. No need to worry about getting it in the wrong spot. The plants only use what they need and when they need it. Spring, summer and fall is when everything gets a handful of this miracle food in my yard. It can't get much easier than that to help make your outdoors look special." Doris Fons - Hales Corners, WI
"I have taken care of my lawn for 30 years. I have Milorganite which I have used since March 2011. I have used many fertilizers, and also lawn services, but I have never seen a lawn like mine. My lawn is so thick it has choked out any weeds. My neighbors are now using Milorganite too. It looks better than Pinehurst golf course! Solomon W. Kans - Pinehurst, NC
"I have been gardening for 22 years and I have used every method of deer repellent known, but only when someone mentioned this product did I actually have RESULTS against deer. The deer here are so plentiful that they will mow my garden down in an evening. They jump the fence while I watched - almost daringly, but when I began spreading the Milorganite around my yard and garden last summer, I have not seen one print of a deer; I might even get to eat some of my own vegetables again!!! THANKS SO MUCH." Connie Halstead - Chapin, SC
"I always wanted a garden with lush green plants, and flowers that bloom exuberantly. That is what I have now. My Perennials, Annuals, Hostas, Roses and 40 varieties of Hydrangeas, that I added to my garden over a period of 20 years, give me non-stop color and blossoms. If you're like me, try adding Milorganite to your flower and vegetable beds. I begin adding Milorganite in October, when I plant bulbs, and now every Spring, I enjoy taller stronger Daffodils and Tulips. Then, I add it in March or April for early Perennials. Mid-summer, I usually add some again, for continuous blooms on Roses and annuals. Every container plant gets Milorganite added to my potting mix, for plants that fill their pots. My tomato bed gets a sprinkle, when I plant 2 dozen varieties of Heirloom tomatoes, that I start from seed in February. For the past 3 years, having added Milorganite, along with organic matter from my compost heap, I have seen a great increase in the size of my plants, their rate of growth, and the number of blooms. I always tell them, " I think Milorganite really works." Carole Kincaid - Milwaukee, WI
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Comments: Absolutely love this bait! When fish are biting no other baits, this will get hammered. Black & blue is my go to color but it seems like it doesn't matter what the color is, they will eat this thing. Strike King does it again!
Comments: Texas rigged a black & blue space monkey after dipping the claws in some orange dye & first cast yielded a 3lber. Two fish later the bait was so tore up that i dipped another and rigged it up. Caught 7 fish that day. Couple weeks later that success was repeated. This bait is a creature bait that is really more of a crawfish with just a little something extra. Fish go nuts over it.
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Comments: These goofy things seem to catch fish when other soft plastics aren't getting the job done. So far I've been most successful with them on a biffle hardhead fishing it like a crankbait. They are also my favorite C-rig bait. The smaller side-fins don't last long, which is a shame...they give it a beautiful shimmy.
From: Brian: Oak Forest, IL 10/23/14
Comments: Best compact creature bait on the market. Especially lethal in grass and thick weeds and is a good punching bait. The action is great but subtle enough to appeal to both aggressive and sluggish bass. One of the first baits I reach for in a pitching/flipping situation.
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Comments: I tried these out for the first time this summer...not alot of action has been seen on this lake i fish. I used this bait as a search bait w/ 3/8 tungsten head. The bait was outstanding. I averaged 2_3 fish until I ran out....buying more now
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Comments: Ordered the double header color and took it out to Lake Success here in CA and I happen to catch fish. This creature bait really works for these large mouth bass but be ready to spend some cash because these baits rip off easy but they still work. One of the large flippers popped of on a bite I looked at it and it actually looked like a wounded creature, I kept fishing it and on the 9th cast I caught a 3 pound bass.
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Comments: strike king is really on to something with these rage tail baits. However, they are also on to something when it comes to getting the customer to buy more...these things rip so easily. One fish and the bait is done, claws rip off even if a sunfish pulls on them. I cant tell you how many times I have tied one of these on to make one cast and the claw gets ripped off and the bait needs to be replaced. At almost $1 per bait, this shouldnt happen. Ive heard this saying many many times about strike king rage tail baits, it should be their new slogan..."nothing works better, but anything lasts longer".
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Comments: I purchased a pack of these in the Double Header color, I thought it was watermelon red, well it basically is. I rigged it weightless texas-rigged on an eagle claw 3/0 wide gap thin/lightweight hook. This allowed the lure to sink slowly and be worked on the surface as well. I live in South Florida where the summer days are too hot to catch almost anything. I went to a park for a party gathering and decided to take my rod and some new lures i purchased (flukes, paca craws, stick baits, creature baits, zoom speed worms.. etc) after not having much success with the flukes/speedworms and there being too much weeds to work a craw on the bottom I decided to rig one of these space monkeys weightless.. I saw some action close to some lilly pads and decided to cast and work it slowly on top of the water.. and.. WHAM!!! Got a nice 2 Pounder and other fisherman were in amazement.. The next day I decided to work this lure in the afternon and within an hour I caught 3 nice sized bass and 3 snakeheads (one was 6 pounds) From the first cast, this lure worked excellently! I would usually stick to my zoom superflukes/brushhogs and other companies i've used throughout the past, but strike king really proved it to me that they have done their research. I suggest everyone pick up a pack of these in a color they are comfortable with and work it like I've described here. You'll be very happy you did so! Lastly, for some fun, My girlfriend took her very first cast close to the edge of a pond with this lure and it got hammered so hard she was scared! I've tried mostly all the soft/hard plastic frogs/creature baits and this has quickly risen to the top category. They're a little expensive and will get torn up, If they're still in good condition I'll use "mend-it" to glue the rips together, It was well worth the $5 i paid! Do yourself a favor and spend the $5, we only fish a couple of days a week and work the rest, spend the money and make it count. Space monkey is on my standard go to list.
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From: Adam: Adirondacks, NY
Comments: Great lure. It provides a short, compact bulky bait. It can be fished on top, you can swim it, skip it, drag it, carolina rig it, flip it. I love it and it catches fish. I like the blue black color best. Try it on a jig head for a different look
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Skip to comments.Copyright troll Righthaven finally, completely dead
Posted on 05/09/2013 12:27:06 PM PDT by Jim Robinson
"Never had standing to sue, Ninth Circuit confirms."
Hip, hip, hurray!
Really, most sincerely dead?
Excellent news!!! Good riddance to bad rubbish.
Nuke 'em from orbit.
It's the only way to be sure.
Can we just, ya know, give 'em a little double-tap just to make sure?
Or kill it with fire. Fire is always a good answer.
Bump for GREAT news!
On the other hand, Bloomberg reports a bit of bad news in the ruling that could concern all bloggers:
"The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit sealed the fate of copyright enforcer Righthaven LLC today by ruling that the minima; "right to sue" copyright assignments that Righthaven acquired from newspaper publishers did not confer standing to sue third parties for copyright infringement."
"So far, that's good news for bloggers and others who had been targetted by Righthaven. However, the Ninth Circuit's ruling contained a bit of bad news for them: along the way, the court vacated the lower court's ruling that the defendant's posting of the entirety of a copyighted article to an online discussion board was a protected fair use."
So has the policy here changed in any way?
"The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers." - Dick the Butcher, "Henry VI," part two, act four
Reminds me of the LA Times. Used to go to their site daily but once they came down on FR, I rarely go there. Maybe once a year at the most.
It's really a shame that none of the defendants who settled with them are able to have their fraudulently stolen money returned to them. I know of at least three websites that settled with them for undisclosed amounts. One of them was truly a tiny kitchen-table business, and I don't know how she survived it.
You know you're on shaky ground when even the 9th Circus wont even agree with your case. Court turned their attempted sueage into sewage.
No, but we've learned that copyright trolls have no standing to sue us. We should be ok with excerpt and link.
I know. Painfully so.
Yep, I counted FR among the three but didn't want to speak on your behalf. I'm sorry it happened to you.
Great news and telling Righthaven to take a hike is most appropriate.
The ultimat ZOT!
Miracles never cease....imagine most of us agreeing with the Ninth Circuit!
This is also something to shout with joy about (along with Nancy Pelosi saying that she cannot visit our troops)!
Even Gannett and Bloomberg?
They own their copyrights.
"Abraham Lincoln told a story about a lawyer who tried to establish that a calf had five legs by calling its tail a leg. But the calf had only four legs, Lincoln observed, because calling a tail a leg does not make it so."
Right on, right on, right on...
I can live with that. I've never minded excerpting others' work to post here. About the only time I've posted a full article, is when it was an original piece from a blog, or other such source.
Thank-you Jim for letting me know where you stand on the issue, one way or an another on the issue of "excerpt and link".
Great news. Never had a problem with excerpt and link, myself. It's like a courtesy Ping.
Did you get their broom Jim?
Wronghaven FAIL!
No broom. Just a "Screwed by RIGHTHAVEN" t-shirt.
That's ok, Ben the Wizard doesn't know how the land the balloon anyhow.
There's no place like FR
There's no place like FR
There's no place like FR
ding, dong
Legal ping
Past damn time! Good news indeed, boss.
As coroner, I must aver
I thoroughly examined her
And she's not only merely dead
She's really, most sincerely dead!
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Publications Tagged: China Taiwan
- Added March 29, 2007
- The Politics of Identity: History, Nationalism, and the Prospect for Peace in Post-Cold War East Asia. Authored by Dr. Sheila Miyoshi Jager.
- The clash between the rise of increasingly divergent nationalisms in post-Cold War East Asia represent new challenges for U.S. policy there. How might the United States respond to the history disputes and rising nationalisms in the region to promote stability and peace?


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After losing two straight to fall to .500 heading into their bye week, the Philadelphia Eagles are not remaining complacent.
Head Coach Andy Reid fired Defensive Coordinator Juan Castillo on Tuesday morning and filled the vacancy with secondary coach Todd Bowles.
"I want to make it clear that I have nothing but the ultimate respect for Juan Castillo as a coach and as a person. He's one of the finest football coaches that I have ever worked with. He has served this organization extremely well for 18 years and letting him go was a difficult decision. I know he will continue to be a successful coach in this league and wish he and his family nothing but the best," Reid said in a statement released by the team.
"We're six games into the season and average isn't good enough. I know the potential of our team and insist on maximizing it."
ANALYSIS: Reid must do more than fire Castillo to save own job
TWITTER: Samuel takes swipe at Reid
Though much of the focus on Philadelphia's struggles has been its inability to hold onto the ball (17 turnovers), the 12th-ranked defense (330.8 yards allowed per game) has had its problems, too, especially when it comes to pressure. The Eagles' seven sacks are third-worst in the league and represent a stunning reduction for a team that produced a league-best 50 sacks in 2011.
Castillo's group also surrendered a 10-point lead with less than four minutes to go in Sunday's 26-23 overtime loss to the Detroit Lions left the Eagles at 3-3.
The defense struggled mightily last year, most notably while trying to stop the run with its Wide-9 scheme during the team's 4-8 start. It was Castillo's first working with the unit after spending the previous 15 seasons as an offensive assistant for Philadelphia.
"I put Juan in this situation, and things didn't work out as I'd hoped," Reid said in press conference Tuesday.
"I thought we were making progress, I saw us making progress," he added while declining to offer specifics. "And then I started seeing some trends come back that I wasn't real happy about. ... I didn't want to go in that direction."
Pass rush aside, the Eagles were decidedly average in most categories this season — 13th in points allowed (20.8), 15th against the pass (226.3 ypg), 15th vs. the run (104.5 ypg) and 19th with eight turnovers forced.
But average clearly won't cut it for Reid, who was put on notice by owner Jeffrey Lurie prior to the season that another disappointing year will likely mean Reid's 14th season at the helm will be his last.
"We go back, and we evaluate and tear things apart during this bye week and look at how we get ourselves better in both areas — as players and coaches. You evaluate everything and that's what we'll do from that standpoint," Reid said Monday. "With 10 games left, we know that there are a lot of games left. Anything is possible in the National Football League, and I still believe that we have a good football team. We just have to get a couple of things together here."
Regarding other major changes that might be in the works, Reid was evasive Tuesday.
"I haven't made any other moves other than this," he said. "Am I still evaluating? (Yes,) I'm still evaluating."


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Looking for a St. Patrick's Day dinner? Get my recipe for Tempeh Stuffed Cabbage at Maine Food & Lifestyle. It's great with mashed potatoes!
Monday, March 15, 2010
Tempeh Stuffed Cabbage at Maine Food & Lifestyle
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I've never made nor eaten stuffed cabbage, but this recipe looks so good I think I'll try this next weekend (when we'll have time for a "St. Patrick's Day Observed," with Irish flicks, music and food!) I have one package of tempeh left in the freezer, so it seems fated. Sure, an' thanks for the foin recipe, ye bonny wee lass! :-)ReplyDelete
It's great with mashed potatoes!
Is there anything that isn't? :-)
Oh wow, those look perfect! And I have another block of tempeh sitting around--might be the perfect recipe to use it on!ReplyDelete
Love your blog found it through vegan crunk... Cabbage rolls, YUM!ReplyDelete
Lovely! This looks so pretty & delicious. Great St. Patty's Day meal!ReplyDelete
Stuffed cabbage is so tempting to make - it tastes and looks so good. Yours looks beautiful, and stuffing it with tempeh is a great idea. I wish I weren't so lazy, or that I didn't have to steam the cabbage. (Grrrr to burned fingers) Have you ever made kale or collard rolls? I wonder how that would compare.ReplyDelete
Looks absolutely amazing! Great idea for St. Patrick's Day!ReplyDelete
Hi, Mary!ReplyDelete
As promised we made this for dinner yesterday and it's absolutely delicious! I made only two minor changes; I did my sautéing with a little bit of water instead of oil, and for the tomato sauce I added about 1/4 tsp of garlic powder instead of the sautéed garlic clove (time and stove space being problematic at that point!) We really loved this dish and intend to not only make it our annual St. Patrick's Day meal, but will enjoy it frequently the rest of the year. Thanks so much for this great recipe!
P.S. This was the first meal we made using our lovely new baking dish we got for Christmas - I'm glad its maiden voyage was so successful! :-)
Thanks for the feedback, Loofy! Glad the recipe worked out for you!ReplyDelete
"Loofy!" LOL! That's now officially my favorite nickname! :-) (And you're welcome, Mitty! ;-) I can now add my opinion that these cabbage rolls are also wonderful as leftovers!)ReplyDelete
I've never tried stuffed cabbage but it looks like a tasty dinner!ReplyDelete


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CARBONVILLE - Ardath D. Van Wagenen, age 83, passed away Jan. 11, 2003 after a long battle with cancer.
Born Dec. 11, 1919 in Provo to David Roscoe and Bessie Hedenberg Van Wagenen. Married Elsie E. Malaska April 16, 1947 in Provo.
Longtime resident of Carbon County and graduate of Carbon High School. Served in the U.S. Marine Corp during World War II in the South Pacific. Art spent his working career coal mining and in 1985 retired from Sufco as assistant superintendent.
Art lived for gardening and his yard was his pride and joy. He enjoyed reading, hunting, and fly fishing with his boys. In his younger days, Art was very talented with oil paintings. He will be dearly missed by his family and many longtime friends.
Survived by wife, Elsie Van Wagenen, Carbonville; sons, Rick (Linda) Van Wagenen, Salt Lake City; Brad (Ione) Van Wagenen, Salt Lake City; daughters, Charlotte Van Wagenen, Salt Lake City; Janie Van Wagenen, Carbonville; Laura (David) Lundquist, Tulsa, Okla.; grandchildren, Andrew and Christopher Van Wagenen, Erika and Danielle Lundquist; sisters, Maureen Zabriski, Provo; Ruth Robinson, Orem; and special friend "Jennie" (the big brown dog). Preceded in death by parents; brother, Roscoe Van Wagenen; and sisters, Bliss Chipman, Nadine Griffiths and Avis Sutton.
Graveside service Wednesday, Jan. 15, 1 p.m., Scofield Cemetery. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home Wednesday from 11 to 12 noon.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the local chapter of the American Cancer Society.
PRICE - Tony Lee Taylor, age 22, was tragically taken from his family on Jan. 10, 2003.
Born June 28, 1980 in Price to George R. and Juanita Kouris Taylor.
Tony had a special love for his family and he was truly the happiest when he was in the company of his family. Tony enjoyed the many beauties of the outdoors and he especially loved to go fishing. Survived by father, George (Jan) Taylor, Sandy; mother, Juanita (Jack) Withers, Price; brother, Nicholas Bruce Taylor, Sandy; sister, Brandy Taylor, Price; grandparents, Mary Taylor, Salt Lake City; Angelo (Helen) Kouris, Price; and many loving aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins who will miss him dearly. He was preceded in death by grandfather, George Bruce Taylor.
Funeral service Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday evening, 6-8 p.m. and Wednesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Orangeville Cemetery.
PRICE - Gary "Mac" Matthew Kutkas, age 26, passed away Jan. 8, 2003.
He was born Oct. 23, 1976 in Price, to Gary and Joyce Bejare Kutkas. Married Adriana Marquez June 11, 1999 in Price.
"Mac" enjoyed spending time with his family and playing with his children. He enjoyed fishing, watching movies and playing pool and basketball with his friends. He will be dearly missed by his family and many dear friends.
Survived by wife, Adriana; children, Anthony, Jasmine and Destiny Kutkas; parents, Gary and Joyce Kutkas, all of Price; sister, Kandi Kutkas, Park City; Davee Kutkas, Salt Lake; sister, Amanda Kutkas, Colorado; brother, Dean Kutkas, Kansas; uncle, Herb (LaVon) Kutkas, Price; aunt, Linda Kutkas, Price; mother-in-law, Irma Bencomo; sister-in-law, Monique Marquez; brother-in-law, Carlos Marquez, all of Colorado; cousins, Toni Kutkas, Price; Keven Mills, Price; and Sherry Paletta, Wellington.
Funeral service was held Monday, Jan. 13. Mitchell Funeral Home. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
PRICE - Josephine Nick Copfer, age 79, passed away Jan. 7, 2003 while surrounded by her family at home.
She was born May 8, 1923 in Price to John and Maria Teresa Cortese Nick. She married Johnny K. Copfer in July, 1943 in San Diego, Calif. He died May 17, 1954.
Josephine dedicated her life to her family, friends and Notre Dame Church, where she sang in the choir with her sisters for many years.
Her unconditional love for everyone she met made her a very unique person. Josephine spent her life doing for others and was the happiest when she could cook a meal.
She will always be remembered for her exceptional steaks at the Matadore.
"To know Jo was to love her."
She is survived by four daughters and three sons, Judy (Brian) Albiser, Las Vegas, Nev.; Jimmy (Kay) Copfer, Price; Joyce Burnett, Las Vegas, Nev.; Joany Copfer, Jacky Copfer, Jeany Copfer, all of Price; Johnny Copfer, Las Vegas, Nev.; three sisters and three brothers, Angelina Bonvicin, Serfino Nick, Kerry Fister, Louis Nick, all of Price; Martin Nick, San Jose, Calif.; Paulmina New, Price; 12 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by parents; husband; brothers, Frank and Elvin Nick; and sister, Mary Juliano.
The family would like to extend a special thanks to Rick and Melissa and the exceptional staff at Rocky Mountain Hospice.
Funeral Mass Saturday, Jan. 11, Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service Friday evening, Mitchell Funeral Home. Committal service, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Rocky Mountain Hospice, 60 E. 100 North, Price, UT 84501.
PRICE - John B. Grako, age 85, passed away Jan. 5, 2003 at Castleview Hospital in Price.
He was born Sept. 18, 1917 in Sunnyside to Joseph and Catherine "Clara" Teano Grako. He married Vivian Brotherson Feb. 7, 1949 in Las Vegas, Nev., and their marriage was later blessed at Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church on July 10, 1982.
After graduation from Carbon High in 1935, he moved to Salt Lake City and worked in a dry cleaning establishment. Later, he moved to Los Angeles, Calif., until WWII started. He then returned to Price to enter the service in 1942 and was sent to Norfolk, Va. He went to Army Airbase Radar School in Orlando, Fla., and upon completion, he shipped overseas to Port Lyaututuy in French Morocco. During his three and one-half years as a radio operator, he was involved in battles and campaigns in Algeria, Tunisia, French Morocco, Rome, southern France, Naples, Foggia North Apennines and Po Valley. He received medals for good conduct and decorations for serving in the European, African and Middle Eastern services.
After being discharged from the Army, he returned to Price and opened the VFW Club in 1945. In 1949, he moved to Los Banos, Calif., and worked in Carlos Villa. He opened the Hub Hotel and Bar, later selling and moving back to Price in 1964. He joined his brother, Louis, at the VFW Club until 1976. He owned and operated the Savoy Club and the Price Hotel, which he still owned.
He enjoyed eating steamed clams, traveling, playing cards, playing the slots and bird watching. One of his favorite pastimes was playing chess, both against family and the computer.
He is a member of the Catholic Church, the Price American Legion Post 3, the Price Lions and a life member of Price Elks Lodge 1550.
Survived by his wife, Vivian Grako, Price; daughter, Dr. Kathy Grako and Andrew Shipps, San Diego, Calif.; sons, John Grako, Gilbert, Ariz.; Paul (Kristina) Grako, Phoenix, Ariz.; daughter, Ann (Bill) Stark and their anticipated twin sons, Mesa, Ariz.; three sisters, Berlinda Grako, Price; Rita Kirby, San Rafael, Calif.; Kay (Bill) Quillinan, Bothel, Wash.; grandchildren, Chris, Amy, J.P., Ben, Hayden Grako and Rachel Stark. Preceded in death by his parents; stepfather, Tony Silvagni; daughter, Patricia Grako; brother, Louis Grako; and daughter-in-law, Karen Grako.
Funeral Mass Friday, Jan. 10, Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service Thursday evening, Mitchell Funeral Home. Committal service, Price City Cemetery at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to a scholarship fund in memory of John and Vivian Grako at CEU or Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church.
PRICE - Ferral A. Dunn, age 74, passed away peacefully Jan. 8, 2003 in Price.
He was born April 26, 1928 in Monroe to Arnold H. and Deona Nielsen Dunn. He married Clara E. White March 5, 1945 in Lyman, later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple.
As an active member of the LDS Church, he served in various callings. He worked for 38 years for Mountain Bell. Being born and raised in Monroe Mountain, he never lost his love for the outdoors where he made many precious memories with his family. His family was his life.
Ferral is survived by wife, Clara of Carbonville; children, Terral and Debbie, Richfield; DeVon and Louann Dunn, Price; Hayden and Mary Dunn, Hayden, Colo.; Kevin and Rita Dunn, Price; Quinn and Becky Dunn, Pleasant Grove; Darla and Rod Lee, Price; Tav and Janet Dunn, Fairview; and Tonja and Jeremy Howa , Austin, Texas; 31 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren; sisters, DeRae Darling, Jetta V. Lampretch and Carol Berthelson. Preceded in death by grandchildren, Christopher, Nicholas and Kayla.
Funeral services were held Jan. 13 at 11 a.m. in the Spring Glen LDS Chapel. Friends called Sunday evening at Fausett Mortuary in Price. Burial took place in the Cliffview Cemetery in Price.
SPRING GLEN - Annie Skerl Kosec, age 90, passed away Jan. 11, 2003 in Price.
She was born Aug. 5, 1912 in Sunnyside to John and Annie A. Vuksinick Skerl. She married Louis A. Kosec April 9, 1937 in Salt Lake City. He died March 23, 1991.
"Onchie" was a co-owner and longtime employee of Mutual Furniture in Helper. She was a lifelong resident of Carbon County and a graduate of Carbon High School. Annie was a 75 year member of SNPJ Lodge 689 and the Slovenian National Home in Spring Glen. She was also a member of the Daughters of the Nile Lybia Temple 32.
Survived by sons, Richard L. Kosec, Paul A. Kosec; sister, Martina S. (Floyd) Zemlock; brother, John M. (Gloria) Skerl, all of Spring Glen; sister, Helen S. Bittner, Lopez Island, Wash.; grandson, Adam Kosec, Greeley, Colo.; and many loving nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by parents.
Graveside service Saturday, Jan. 18, 1 p.m. at Mountain View Cemetery, Helper. Friends are invited to join the family at Mitchell Funeral Home Friday evening from 7 to 8 p.m. and Saturday one hour prior to service.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to St. Anthony Catholic Church, 5 S. Main, Helper, UT 84526.
Our beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather, Barney E. Jensen, age 84, passed away on Jan. 8, 2003 in Ferron, surrounded by his family. He was born May 22, 1918 to Joseph E. and Estella Mariah Wilson Jensen in Lawrence, Utah. He married Jane Elizabeth Jensen Aug. 9, 1937 in Cleveland Utah, later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. They have spent 65 years together. He served in WWII in the U.S. Navy in the South Pacific from 1943 to 1946.
Dad loved to hunt, fish and spend time with family and friends shootin' the bull. Dad never met a person he didn't like. He was a member of UMWA Local 1769. He worked in the coal industry for 45 years. He was actively involved in the LDS church where he served for many years as a high priest and a home teacher. He volunteered at the Senior Citizen's Center in Huntington for 25 years. In 1999 he, along with his wife, were presented the Silver Bowl Award for distinguished service by Lt. Governor Olene Walker.
He is survived by his wife Jane of Huntington, children: Bonnie Shurtleff of Orem, James and Karen Jensen, Valinda and Thomas Roush of Huntington, eight grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren and four great-great grandchildren, sister-in-law Tessie Jensen and many other family and friends. Proceded in death by 4 brothers, one sister, son-in-law, and 2 great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Saturday, Jan. 11, 2003 at 11 a.m. in the Huntington First-Fifth Ward building. Friends called Friday evening Jan. 10 at Fausett Mortuary. Burial was in the Huntington Cemetary.
LEHI - Calvin Grant Powell died of lung and heart disease on Jan. 7, 2003 at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center at the age of 78.
He was born to Grant and Margaret Ellen Roberts Powell on Sept. 7, 1924. Calvin married Myrna Fay Brinkerhoff on Jan. 13, 1963. Together, they have three sons and one daughter, Robert (Mindi) Powell, Gary Powell, Grant (Cindy) Powell and Margaret (Allen) McConnell.
Calvin served his country during World War II as a Marine. He loved to fish and hunt deer. He couldn't remember yesterday, but he could remember his deer hunting trips with his kids.
He leaves behind his wife; four children; 13 grandchildren; one sister, Carol (Dee) Fausett, Price; and brother, Devon (Butch) Powell, Price.
Funeral services were held Jan. 11, at 11 a.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price. Burial will be at the family cemetery.
Sleep sweetly, my love.
SALT LAKE CITY - Louie Castillo, age 26, passed away Jan. 6, 2003.
He was born March 21, 1976 in Price to Jose J. and Ester Mabel Trujillo Castillo.
He was a member of the Catholic Church. He graduated from East Carbon High School and later attended the University of Utah.
Louie enjoyed spending time with his family, especially with his nephew, Rabon.
Survived by his father, Jose Castillo, Price; sister, Christina (Rabon) Lucas; brother, Alfredo Castillo, both of Grand Junction, Colo.; brother, Chewy Castillo, Denver, Colo.; and two special nephews. Preceded in death by his mother.
Funeral Mass Saturday, Jan. 11, Good Shepherd Catholic Church. Vigil service Friday evening at the church in East Carbon. Committal service, Valley View Cemetery, Sunnyside.


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When Tom's Urban 24, the 24-hour diner-ish eatery at 15th and Larimer, expands into other cities, chief concept officer Tom Ryan said the plan is to keep roughly 70 percent of the Denver menu, but reserve the other 30 percent to include local fare.
Immediate growth plans include two more Tom's restaurants with one likely to be in California, said Stacie Lange, executive vice president of public relations for Consumer Capital Partners, parent company of Tom's Urban 24 and the giant Smashburger chain.
Ryan and Lange invited Pat "Gabby Gourmet" Miller and I to a lunch tasting last week to sample dishes from the "Winter Menu" that recently debuted.
We nibbled on 14 new delightful dishes that, frankly, have much improved the cuisine quality over my first experience at the restaurant right before it opened roughly 90 days ago.
"The old 90-day rule is really true," Ryan said about what he asserts is the typical amount of time it takes a restaurant to work out the kinks. "It's like rewiring your house with the electricity on."
New menu items include pot pies with filet mignon or truffled lobster and shrimp; Stranahan's whiskey barbecued ribs; open-faced Angus meatloaf platter; Urban super pho with egg, shrimp, chicken and duck confit; fried brussels sprouts with Asian vinaigrette; Tuscan kale and romaine chicken Caesar, and fried "Chickenlooper" with sweet corn pancakes served with syrup and butter.
Some of the new dishes are on the dinner menu only, available from 4 to 10 p.m. daily. Others appear on the breakfast, lunch and late-night menu from 10 p.m. to 4 p.m. Egg dishes have been added to the dinner menu because of customer demand.
In addition to expanding the Tom's brand, Ryan said Consumer Capital Partners plans to reopen Tossa, the pizza and pasta place in Boulder that the company closed in December, somewhere in the Denver region, but wouldn't specify. He said the concept needed to be refined.
Zonta Club hits big 1-0
The Zonta Club of Douglas County recently marked its 10th anniversary with a luncheon at La Dolce Vita Restaurant in Castle Pines that was attended by club members as well as special guests, including Zonta district governor Sheila Davis and former district governor Mary Benoit.
Zonta Club of Douglas County is part of Zonta International, a global organization of executives and professionals working together to advance the status of women worldwide.
During the past 10 years, the Zonta Club of Douglas County has donated more than $60,000 to local charities, and gave more than $10,000 in scholarships to local high school seniors. Members donated more than 900 hours of time to local nonprofits last year alone.
Trivia Night, the club's major fundraiser, takes place April 20 at Kirk Hall at the Douglas County Fairgrounds in Castle Rock. Registration is open for teams and individuals who want to compete. More information: www.zontadistrict12.org/douglas or by contacting vice president Rhonda Bolich-Lampo at firstname.lastname@example.com or at 720-344-2153.
Give Live
The Grammy-nominated band DeVotchKa will headline Give Live, a benefit concert for the Bonfils Blood Center, beginning at 8 p.m. Feb. 14 at the Paramount Theatre.
DeVotchKa, widely known for composing the score to the film "Little Miss Sunshine", released its seventh album "Live With the Colorado Symphony" in November.
"Throughout the Colorado community, Bonfils is most known for collecting blood donations from our generous blood donors," said Jessica Maitland, vice president of marketing and community operations. "This new benefit concert will give us the platform to share another important way our community can help us save and enhance lives — through financial contributions."
Reserved and VIP tickets available at www.bonfils.org/benefitconcert.cfm.
Dinner, a show and Short
Comedian and actor Martin Short is the featured entertainer during the third annual Early Bird fundraiser, a benefit for the InnovAge Foundation, a nonprofit that channels community support and funding to enhance the independence and quality of life for seniors.
The early-evening event, from 4:30 to 9 p.m. Feb. 23 in the Seawell Grand Ballroom in the Denver Center of the Performing Arts, includes cocktails, dinner, auctions, music and Short's comedy.
This is a chance to dress up, dine well, laugh loud and still make it to bed at a reasonable hour.
Tickets are $500 for dinner, Short's performance, a post-event reception and meet-and-greet with the comedian. Tickets for dinner and the show only are $250. And there's a $100 ticket for the show only with general seating in the back of the ballroom.
RSVP by Feb. 15 at www.myinnovage.org.
Generous DeGeneres
Talk-show host Ellen DeGeneres was so flattered by Denver's Curtis Hotel — a Doubletree by Hilton's "Couples We Love Celebrity-themed Valentine's Day Getaway" promotion — that she called the hotel during her show on Thursday to reserve The Ellen & Portia package.
The DeGeneres-themed package includes a CD of "Now, That's What I Call Dance" for your own private dance party, a bath of Blondies, a bottle of California red wine and two blonde wigs — all to honor the talk show host and her wife Portia de Rossi.
Connie, the unsuspecting Curtis Hotel desk clerk, answered the call while DeGeneres disguised her voice to try to reserve the room for Feb. 14-16.
After a few funny moments, DeGeneres finally came clean and identified herself. But she sweetened the deal by promising to send several goodies from the Ellen DeGeneres show shop, plus said she'd fly Connie to be an audience member of her show.
You can see the segment at http://bit.ly/XNRM9i .
Other "Couples We Love" packages are available at www.thecurtis.com.
He's the boss
Former Denver Post theater critic and my former colleague John Moore will be taking up a new act as director of "Always Patsy Cline," the delightful musical tribute to the famed country-western star, for Ronni Gallup and Starkey Productions at the PACE Center in Parker in April.
"I'm sure the critics will be kind…won't they?" Moore posted on Facebook. You know what they say about payback, pal. Break a leg!
More information at http://www.parkeronline.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=996.
Parking problems
The LoDo District is finally addressing the 800-pound gorilla that lurks in the neighborhood: parking.
The district wants to know how you get to LoDo and where you prefer to park. There's an online survey you can fill out so that the LoDo District folks can "meet your needs by advocating for the best parking in town."
Penny Parker's "Mile High Life" column gives insights into the best events, restaurants, businesses, parties and people throughout the metro area. Parker also writes for Blacktie-Colorado.com. She can be reached at email@example.com or at 303-619-5209.


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The Habitat for Humanity of Castle Country announces their house is complete with a new family in Castle Dale. The house has been in the works for several years and its completion is the work of several volunteers in the two county area and beyond. An open house was held to honor the new family and to recognize those who worked on the project.
Habitat for Humanity is a Christian organization that builds affordable, no-profit homes to help families escape from unsafe, unhealthy living conditions. Rhonda Birch is the local chapter president; Charles Williams-vice president; Carolyn Randall-treasurer; Betty Moore-secretary; and board members include: Bry Anderson, Jane Berneche, Gordon Craft, Irene Everett, Jack Forinash, Wes Funes, Marylyn Mower, Joni Pace, Jerry Stotler and Maria Sykes.
The Castle Dale Habitat House was built through volunteer labor and donations of money and materials. Habitat is not a giveaway program, but the owners pay a down payment and monthly mortgage payments, homeowners invest hundreds of hours of their own labor into building their home and other habitat homes.
Habitat homes are sold to partner families at no-profit and financed with affordable loans. The homeowners monthly mortgage payments are used to build more Habitat homes.
In some developing countries for $800 United States dollars a Habitat House can be built. In the United States some houses can cost up to $60,000 and have a mortgage anywhere from seven-30 years, based on the amount of the mortgage and the partner family's income.
Habitat families must meet specific criteria to be selected for a Habitat House. The organization looks for people who are currently living in sub-standard housing with no way to buy a home on their own, and who are willing to help build their own home as much as they are able. Families must be willing to perform 250 hours per adult in the household of sweat equity towards their house. Prior to being considered for a Habitat house, the family is required to invest 20 hours of volunteer time. This 20 hours is credited toward the overall sweat equity requirement.
The Charley and Stephanie Swasey family has been selected for the Castle Dale Habitat Home. The Swasey family along with their four children, Dakota, Kirsten, Kendra and Jody are in the process of moving into their new home. Stephanie said, "We are really excited. We are still working on moving in and unpacking boxes. We used to live with my mom and dad in Huntington. It's really nice to have our own place to call home. Being a Habitat family has helped us afford our own place. We couldn't have done it without the help of Habitat. We put 500 volunteer hours into our Habitat House and we will be available to help with other Habitat Houses for the life of our mortgage. They will call us whenever they need help with a project.
"We've really moved into a great neighborhood, our kids are going to Castle Dale Elementary and they have friends here in Castle Dale. I have friends close by too, so it's been really nice. It's just exciting to be in our own place and we are decorating for Christmas. We put up a tree and we decorated the porch and we are really having fun with it. We had our own furniture and washer and dryer.
"We have a laundry room just off the kitchen and that's great. We have a carport with a shed to store things and next spring Habitat will help install a sprinkling system and we will landscape the yard. We didn't have a table and chairs, but we just got one and it's been so nice fixing a meal in the new, big kitchen.
"Our new house has four bedrooms and the twins share a room. It's nice to have our own space. Living with others has its difficulties and we really appreciate my parents for letting us live there with them.
"We really appreciate the community and all the help they have given us with the house. This is a really exciting, big step for our family and we appreciate everyone's help and support," said Stephanie.


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Happy Birthday, Suri Cruise! Our favorite mini style icon is eight years old today. It seems like just yesterday she made her first mark on the fashion world in an adorable Giorgio Armani silk tulle dress. Since then, she's been blowing us away with her sartorial prowess and seemingly effortless personal style. Whether she's glamming up a pair of leggings with silver peep-toe heels and a D&G trench or pairing a Burberry coat with sneakers (so trendy), it's obvious that this little lady knows how to put together an outfit. We definitely cannot wait to see what fashion statements Cruise makes this year.
Celebrate Cruise's birthday by taking a look at her cutest outfits ever!
1. A Pink Moncler Jacket
Suri Cruise leaves school, holding on to her pink Moncler jacket, pairing the outerwear with hot pink UGGs.
2. A Crewcuts Dress
Armed with a pink cast and popsicle, Suri walks NYC in a Crewcuts dress and Bloch shoes.
3. A Hot Pink Ensemble
Suri takes the streets of New York in an all-pink outfit.
4. A Cheeky Chaz Dress
Suri shines in a blue print paisley dress by Australian brand, Cheeky Chaz, and red Roger Vivier flats.
5. A Cream Ruffle Dress
While visiting NYC's MoMa, Suri wears a cream ruffle dress, complete with pink accessories.
6. A Juicy Couture Jacket
Leaving a gymnastics class, the ever-stylish Suri Cruise opts for a faux fur Juicy Couture jacket and Little Marc Jacobs dress.
7. Suri Cruz
8. A Lili Gaufrette Dress
Rocking a tiered berry dress from Lili Gaufrette and a matching flower headband, Suri made a Starbucks run with her nanny.
9. A Little Marc Jacobs Dress
The stylish tot picked up some books from a Toronto library in a ruffled polka-dot Little Marc Jacobs dress and Flora + Henri mary janes.
10. A Me + Ko Dress
Suri got her snack on in the appropriately named "Lollipop" dress from Me + Ko along with pink leggings and star-bedecked Gap Kids shoes.
11. An Eliane et Lena Coat
In Vancouver, she bundled up in an Eliane et Lena faux fur coat, accessorized with bright cowboy-style rubber Dav boots and a daisy-topped headband.
12. A Chloe Dress
Suri went mod for a trip to the market in a brocade Chloe shift and silver Stride Rite flats.
13. An Esme Loungewear Shift
She stopped by her mother's L.A. movie set in a blue and white dress from Esme Loungewear and Walnut Melbourne sneaks.
14. A J. Crew Dress
A Toronto play date called for a melon-hued J. Crew jersey dress and purple H&M shoes.
15. A Cherokee Outfit
This marigold tunic and hot pink skirt from Cherokee got a workout zooming around a Toronto park.
16. A Holmes & Yang Pinafore
Suri took a juice break in an elegant print dress from her mother's collection, worn with metallic pink Bonpoint slippers.
17. A J. Crew Cardigan
Suri (and her matching pink pig!) indulged in ice cream in N.Y.C. Her smocked I Love Gorgeous dress was accessorized with ruffled pink J. Crew cardigan and added a silver Seed purse and Bloch ballet flats.
18. A Gap Sundress
Pastry time! Suri nibbled on a confection in a print sundress from Gap, a J. Crew headband and plum flats from Bloch.
19. A Splendid Littles Dress
The youngest Cruise added bunny ears and slippers to a butterfly-print Splendid Littles dress.
20. A Splendid Littles Dress
Bunny ears and bare feet for Suri! She shopped with her mother in Manhattan in a Splendid Littles striped dress.
21. An American Apparel Outfit
In a Juicy Couture striped cardi over a neon pink dress and silver leggings from American Apparel, Suri dodged the rain in Boston.
22. A D&G Coat
A Manhattan blizzard didn't dampen her style, as Suri braved the elements in a D&G trench over a Holmes & Yang dress, Stella McCartney for GapKids tights, Nike mary janes and a striped scarf and mittens.
23. A Bonpoint Outfit
Every girl needs the perfect red lipstick! While visiting New York City, Suri showed off her crimson lips wearing head-to-toe Bonpoint.
24. A Green Floral Dress
It's all about the accessories-Suri added a bow-topped headband, clip-on earrings, a metallic Seed purse and glitter T-straps to her bold print pinafore.
25. A Sevillian Costume
When in Spain dress as the Spaniards do? Suri visited her father on his Seville set in a traditional flounced dress custom made at El Taller de Lina.
26. A Holmes & Yang Dress
Out and about in New York City, Suri sported one of her mother's designs along with a fairy-inspired backpack and boots from Kidorable.
27. A Seed Cardigan and Blouse
Suri romped in Long Island wearing some uncharacteristic threads-pants! She topped off her leggings with a floral-print blouse and red cardigan, both from Seed.
28. A D&G Coat
Looking ready to hail a cab, Suri braved a Boston rainstorm in a sleek D&G trench, black leggings and peep-toe silver heels.
29. A Cinderella Costume
Trying out her Halloween look a little early, Suri shopped alongside her mother in a pale blue Cinderella dress and her favorite glass slippers-a glittery pair of ballroom dancing heels.
30. A Holmes & Yang Dress
Walking in Boston, Suri sported an empire Holmes & Yang design topped with a Seed cardi.
31. A Juicy Couture Dress
What could be girlier than a frilly pink dress? Suri strolled the sidewalks of Boston in a Juicy Couture sundress and silver peep-toes.
32. A Polka Dress
Suri played in a Cambridge, Massachusetts park wearing a patterned maxidress from Polka along with practical rubber-soled shoes from Jacadi.
33. A Mini Metalicus Skirt
Mixing patterns like a master, Suri visited Boston's Quincy Market in a tiered Mini Metalicus skirt, leopard-print J. Crew flats, and a flower-embellished hot pink cardigan.
34. A BabyGap Dress
Suri joined in a Boston children's play group wearing a floral BabyGap dress over American Apparel pants and hot-pink Walnut Melbourne shoes.
35. A Trelise Cooper Skirt
In Boston, Suri lunched alongside her mother (and her new stuffed unicorn friends) rocking a balloon print Trelise Cooper skirt, Seed top, and pale pink Walnut Melbourne shoes.
36. A BabyGap Dress
This ensemble of a ruffled persimmon BabyGap sundress with shocking pink Petite Maloles flats was perfect for an L.A. afternoon.
37. A Juicy Couture Sweater
Polka dots and stripes! Suri added a crimson and black Juicy Couture cardigan to a swiss dot maxidress and finished the look with candy apple red Nordstrom mary janes.
38. A Disney Princess Costume
For a visit to Disney World (and a meeting with Mickey and Minnie!), Suri wore her favorite Disney Princess Cinderella costume.
39. A Best & Co. Overcoat
Suri made a cupcake run to Magnolia Bakery in New York City wearing a scalloped coat from Best & Co. over a hand-smocked plaid dress by Janie and Jack.
40. A 3.1 Phillip Lim Dress
A ladybug umbrella from Kidorable shielded her 3.1 Phillip Lim ruffled-neck polka dot dress.
41. A Print Dress
The ever adorable fashion icon wore a print shift to a Manhattan playground.
42. A Helena & Harry Dress
Never one to shy away from going formal for everyday, Suri took a casual walk in Manhattan with dad Tom Cruise, wearing a red silk dupioni design from Helena & Harry. Finishing touches included silver Bonpoint mary janes and pigtails.
43. A Holmes & Yang Dress
Off-the-rack fashion? Not for Suri. Mom Katie Holmes collaborated with stylist Jeanne Yang to design the classic polka-dot dress.
44. A Janie and Jack Dress
Suri enjoyed the afternoon in a L.A. park wearing an Eiffel Tower-bedecked dress from Janie and Jack.
45. A Ralph Lauren Jumper
Katie and Suri hit Pottery Barn Kids for a holiday shopping trip in L.A. The budding fashionista wore a red jumper from Ralph Lauren.
46. A Pair of J Brand Jeans
Holmes shopped around Manhattan in an Alexander McQueen sweaterdress while Suri hung loose in J Brand jeans worn with a ruffled blouse and little white jacket.
47. A Burberry Dress
During the family's stay in Berlin, Germany (where Papa Tom Cruise filmed Valkyrie), Suri frolicked in a plaid dress from Burberry.
48. An Armani Dress
At a pre-wedding dinner for her folks in Rome, Italy, 7-month-old Suri got her fashionable start in a silk tulle dress from Giorgio Armani. The trendsetting tot also owns pieces from the children's lines of Marc Jacobs, Ralph Lauren and Roberto Cavalli.


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October 2011 E-News Brief
The wrecking ball has officially come down on the 1969 I.M. Pei-designed Terminal 6, also known as the Sundrome, at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport, despite pleas from Henry N. Cobb, a colleague at Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, and numerous preservation advocates. Reports from the field show that as of October 16, all that remained of the former National Airlines (and most recently, JetBlue)
|Demolition in progress. Photo: Edith Bellinghausen
terminal were the rear ticket counters and the massive cylindrical concrete column supports; gone were the green-tinted glass walls that allowed light to permeate the building and created a transparent space. The demolished Sundrome is juxtaposed by the landmarked TWA Flight Center (Eero Saarinen, 1962) which fronts Terminal 5 immediately to the southeast, and is currently undergoing extensive restoration by Beyer Blinder Belle architects.
Speculation is that the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, who maintains the JFK terminals, chose to prioritize the Saarinen structure over the other jet age buildings, including Pei's and the 1960 Pan Am Worldport (now Delta Terminal 3) designed by Tippetts-Abbett-McCarthy-Stratton, slated for demolition to make way for SOM's expansion of Delta Terminal 4. The Worldport is featured in the opening credits of the ABC's television series "Pan Am", which along with other programs set in the early 1960s such as AMC's "Mad Men" is credited with helping promote public interest in the period.
The expansion of Terminal 4 is expected to be completed by 2013.
Docomomo US has received good news from our colleagues at the Los Angeles Conservancy, who reports that escrow has closed on the Kronish House in Beverly Hills (Richard Neutra, 1955), and that the buyer intends to restore the home.
|Inside the property. Photo: Curbed LA
As reported in the Docomomo US August 2011 e-newsletter, following a Beverly Hills City Council meeting on the evening of August 2, the owners had agreed to delay plans to demolish the house until October 10, 2011. During this time architect and son Dion Neutra had started a campaign to re-imagine Kronish as a Neutra Library. When the deadline passed with no resolution, concern grew that the house would not be saved. Fortunately, in the 11th hour a preservation-minded buyer stepped forward with plans to restore the home. The name of the buyer has not been disclosed.
Furthermore, in late September the Beverly Hills City Council took a step towards a preservation ordinance by voting in favor of a two-year pilot program based on California's Mills Act, which offers economic incentives to foster the preservation of residential neighborhoods and the revitalization of downtown commercial districts.
Thank you to everyone who helped spread the word!
Related links:
Los Angeles Conservancy coverage of Kronish House
Last month, Docomomo US became aware of developments to impede on the Louis I. Kahn parliamentary complex, Jatiyo Sangshad Bhaban (National Assembly Building), in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The complex, which began construction in 1961 and was completed in 1982, is largely considered one of Kahn's greatest architectural achievements. The threat involves a proposed railway route which will take up a stretch of green lawn on the eastern side of the Sangsad complex. Although the government has yet to make a decision regarding the route and the estimated 180 ft of the Sangsad complex that would be lost, an appraisal of the plan must be done by November in order to meet a February deadline.
The rail development is part of a larger Strategic Transport Plan for Bangladesh and is in response to a doubling of the population in Bangladesh over the last 10 years and the need to find congestion solutions in the city center.
Although there is no current Docomomo chapter in Bangladesh, the Institute of Architects Bangladesh (IAB), Bangladesh Institute of Planners (BIP), and Bangladesh Poribesh Andolon have spoken out against building the railway through the National Assembly Building complex. While Docomomo US has been unable to review specifics of the plan, we agree the Kahn design should not be encroached upon and any developments should be in the interest of the world community. Docomomo US plans to monitor the developments in Bangladesh and continue to advocate for a magnificent piece of modern architecture from one of America's finest architects.
As a side note. Docomomo is aware of the decommissioning of the Richard Neutra 1959 US Embassy Building in Karachi, Pakistan. Both Docomomo US and Docomomo International believe that the building is a significant work of modern architecture, marking a particular period in US foreign policy that resulted in a group of buildings abroad designed by outstanding modern architects. Docomomo US is currently
working on additional details for in an upcoming edition of e-news.
This month World Monuments Fund (WMF) announced their annual list of Watch Sites. The 67 sites from 41 countries and territories range from prehistoric to brutalist and include gardens, palaces, bridges, and entire neighborhoods. The Modern Movement is represented on the list with the inclusion of 510 Fifth Avenue (Manufacturers Trust Company Building, SOM, 1954), Manitoga (Russel Wright, 1942 through 1976), British Brutalism, Casa sobre el Arroyo (Amancio Williams, circa 1940s), and Paul Rudolph's Orange County Government Center (1971).
Both 510 Fifth Avenue and Orange County Government Center have come under recent scrutiny. Shortly after designating 510 Fifth an interior landmark, the New York City Preservation Commission issued a Certificate of Appropriateness (CofA) to the building owner, Vornado Realty Trust, which permitted significant alteration of these same interior elements. Docomomo US/New York Tri-State has been closely monitoring the developing story of the 510 Fifth bank building, most recently outlining this timeline of events. In last month's e-newsletter, Docomomo US reported on the extensive damage and flooding to Rudolph's Government Center caused by Hurricane Irene and tropical storm Lee, which was subsequently closed by Orange County Executive Edward A. Diana, who has been very vocal about his desire to demolish the building.
WMF has published the World Monuments Watch every two years since 1996. The Watch calls international attention to cultural heritage around the globe that is at risk from the forces of nature and the impact of social, political, and economic change.
INTERNATIONAL VIEWS: mAAN SEOUL DECLARATION 2011
In August 2011, the modern Asian Architecture Network (mAAN) held a conference in Seoul entitled "Our Living Heritage: Industrial Buildings and Sites of Asia" organized by mAAN International and mAAN Korea, in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Korea, Seoul Museum of History, ICOMOS Korea, ICOMOS Shared Built Heritage Commission, and TICCIH (International).
Sheridan Burke, President of ICOMOS ISC20C, shared with Docomomo US the resulting declaration regarding the conservation of Asia's industrial heritage, which is relevant to ISC20C activity and the forthcoming ICOMOS principles on the subject that will be voted on at the ICOMOS 2011 General Assembly in Paris.
The mAAN Seoul Declaration states: "The understanding of the culture of industry and industry as culture needs to be reflected upon. We need to devote time & space to this discussion. We must, during this engagement, cooperate and collaborate with different disciplines, diverse scholarships and wider community to enrich this complex exploration." A download of the full declaration is available for download here (pdf).
mAAN was established in 2001 as a loosely knit network of architectural researchers and specialists committed to study, preserve, and rehabilitate the modern architecture, townscape, and civil-engineering heritages in Asia, and has held a consistently innovative series of community and professional workshops and conferences. mAAN is committed to preserving the richness and complexity of modern Asian architecture, contributing to the diversity of global culture.
The Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy recently held their annual conference in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at the end of September with over 200 in attendance. Exploring the theme of Frank Lloyd Wright and the East Coast, the conference was structured around panel discussions in the morning and architectural tours in the afternoon.
|Beth Sholom Synagogue . Photo: Martrese White
Philadelphia provided a splendid vantage point for considering Wright's legacy through his own work as well as that of his former apprentices and contemporaries. Beginning the first day's panel with Wright and Philadelphia, Joseph Siry discussed Wright's unbuilt Steel Cathedral of 1926 and posited it as one of several probable sources that informed Wright's design of Beth Sholom Synagogue (1953-1959). Seen on an architectural tour later in the day, Beth Sholom was a collaboration between Wright and Rabbi Mortimer J. Cohen who envisioned "the American spirit wedded to the ancient spirit of Israel." It was also the only commission for a synagogue that Wright ever accepted. Emily T. Cooperman, Ph.D., an architectural historian and consultant to the Beth Sholom Congregation, led participants through all the principal spaces of the building, as well as the rarely seen Rabbi's study and choir loft.
Additional panels highlighted Wright's work in Philadelphia. Grace Ong-Yan outlined the importance of the Philadelphia Savings Fund Society Building (Howe and Lescaze 1929-1932) as an early icon of modernism on the East Coast and compared its design to Wright's vision of a modern office building. William Whitaker detailed the relationship between Wright and Antonin and Noemi Raymond, who worked with the architect for two years in Tokyo on the Imperial Hotel, before 18 years of independent practice in Japan. After returning to the States, the Raymonds renovated a 1728 Quaker farmstead and established a school of architecture based on Wright's Taliesin Fellowship. Although short-lived, the "New Hope Experiment" provided a significant link between the architecture and craft of Japan and the work of modern architects—especially in the Northeast U.S. An architectural tour of Raymond Farm was held the following day.
|Suntop Home. Photo: Craig Wakefield
In addition to Beth Sholom, highlights of the architectural tours included three Wright-designed residential structures, all built approximately a decade apart from one another: Suntop Homes (1938-1939), a four-unit Usonian design intended to provide a nationwide model for entry-level cluster housing; the Sweeton House (1948-1950), a modest Usonian in size and material built at the request of a client after reading Loren Pope's "The Love Affair of a Man and His House" in House Beautiful (1948); and the rarely-seen Spencer House (1955-1960), a solar hemicycle situated along the Shellpot Creek in Wilmington, Delaware.
Christian Busch and William Whitaker, both members of Docomomo US/Philadelphia, were the co-chairs of this year's conference. Next year's conference will be held in Mason City, Iowa, from Oct. 10-14, 2012.
Contributed by Jeffrey Levine. The Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy, an international preservation organization, is based in Chicago, Illinois. Founded in 1989, its mission is to facilitate the preservation and maintenance of the remaining structures designed by Frank Lloyd Wright through education, advocacy, technical services and preservation easements. Levine serves as Communications and Events Manager for the The Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy.
Docomomo US has recently learned that Paul Rudolph's 1969-72 Burroughs Wellcome & Company building in Durham, North Carolina has been vacated and is currently on the market for sale. Owned by Glaxo SmithKline, the original building was designed using a steel A-frame structure and terraced floors, and is characterized by a striking elongated hexagonal section. 1980s additions, also designed by Rudolph, complete the complex. Our partners at Triangle Modernist Houses in North Carolina say that although vacant, the building has been well-maintained and is in excellent condition, and believe the complex is not in jeopardy of demolition but are monitoring any developments.
The conditions at the Burroughs Wellcome & Company are in stark contrast to those at Rudolph's Orange County Government Center in Goshen, New York, where deferred maintenance and severe weather has forced the building to close. Employees of the North Carolina company said goodbye to the building by holding a screening of the 1983 science fiction film Brainstorm starring Christopher Walken and Natalie Wood, in which the Rudolph building plays an integral supporting role. To view more images of the building and stills from the film, visit the Paul Rudolph Foundation page on Flickr.
The Docomomo US Tour Day was an unprecedented success! During the weekend of October 8-10, over 2000 modern architecture enthusiasts across the country came out for tours and events.
Thank you to all who participated!
In next month's e-news we will feature recaps and photos from various Tour Day events hosted by Docomomo US chapters and partner organizations.
SCUP Campus Heritage Symposium
November 3 - 4, 2011
Washington, DC
This symposium brings together together renowned experts to discuss the state of campus heritage planning in light of the lessons learned from Getty Foundation-funded research on 86 campuses.
The intimate, one and a half day event is designed for professionals engaged in planning related to campus heritage, cultural landscapes and the importance of mid-century campus buildings.
For more information and to register, visit the SCUP website.
John Lautner Turns 100
Through November 13, 2011
Los Angeles, CA and Marquette, MI
The Glass House: Conversations in Context
Through November 17, 2011
New Canaan, CT
Join a leading mind in architecture, art, landscape, history, design, or preservation and experience the Glass House campus through an entirely new lens. Listen to a personal narrative, interpretation, or inspiration by a special guest while walking the site with an intimate group of visitors. Continue the dialogue during a reception at the Glass House following the tour. For a full list of hosts and to buy tickets, visit the Glass House website.
Second Wave of Modernism II:
Landscape Complexity and Transformation
November 18, 2011
New York, NY
Today designers are returning to modernist sites with new motivations, attempting to balance the complex values of natural and cultural systems. To investigate this significant evolution of professional practice, three groups of thematic presentations have been assembled that will collectively explore landscape transformations at residential, urban and metropolitan scales. Presented by the Cultural Landscape Foundation.
May 31 - June 3, 2012
Brussels, Belgium
The European Architectural History Network (EAHN) Conference will be taking place in Brussels, Belgium from May 31-June 3 2012. For more information please visit www.eahn2012.org
Docomomo International Conference
August 2012 Espoo, Finland
Docomomo Suomi/Finland will host the 12th Docomomo International Conference in Espoo, Finland in 2012. The conference will be held in cooperation and with the support of the City of Espoo and Espoo City Museum.
Call for papers is now open - deadline is OCTOBER 15, 2011.


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The thing left out of the expanation was that the water and gas mains were usually located in the street, so that is the reason they were called "street" ells.
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Corioliss Limited Edition Pink 1" Flat Iron
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FREE HEAT MAT included! Straighten, curl, flip and style your hair any way you want with Coriolis versatile Limited Edition Pink 1" Flat Iron.
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Founded in 2002, Corioliss professional styling tools use advanced ceramic technology and heating components for salon quality results. Corioliss flat irons come in a variety of sizes, and have been featured in People and Salon Business magazine as well as on television show "Celebrity Big Brother".
AverageMy roommate has a Corioliss and I use hers sometimes. In my opinion, its just average. The design and color are appealing, but it straightens like any other straightener, which is disappointing for the price you pay. There is no temperature adjustment either. If you are just doing a touch-up, you wouldnt want to use the same temperature as if you were straightening just after washing your hair. If you are going to pay that much for a straightener, go with a different brand.Nov 11, 2008Rt / USA
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Horrible!my hair is very easy to straighten.my hair is pretty thin, not frizzy, or poofy.but this iron still couldnt straighten my hair!it also died in about a year.DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!!!!!!!!!Jun 27, 2008Taylor
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Its A Temporary Usei got my corioliss black straightner first but that one would not heat up as much as the pink one i got afterwards the pink one worked for a ewhile but it would damage my hair every time i went to the salon to cut my hair they would actually tell me my hair was worn or burnt even by usin a heat protector so i did my research and i finally bought a chi!! i was happy because it gets real hot and plus it takes me now 20 mins to straighten my hair. thats a big plus to me because my hair is real frizzy like a lion and wavy curlyish so i have a hard time doing my whole head and dealing with the frizz anyway corioliss isnt bad but it is not good either i would buy it only for temporal or rare use.Jun 18, 2008Susan / Redondo Beach Ca
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Better Than The ChiOkay, so my name is Eileen and Im a real person in Atlanta who loves my Corioliss! Like a lot of the review writers here, I bought mine in a mall. I argued down the price to $90 and thought I was getting a great deal, and that was almost two years ago, but I see here you can get it for $60. But you know, Id pay 4x that for this product. I have naturally curly hair and have tried at least 10 different flat irons. I used my cousins CHI occasionally though, and loved it (more than my cheap Vidal Sassoon one for sure) so I decided to buy one for myself. I went to the mall and a very nice Russian girl did my hair at a Corioliss kiosk. My hair ended up straighter and silkier than it had ever been EVER. I bought it and now, almost two years later, I swear buy it. I tell everyone. BETTER than the CHI and not nearly as darn expensive! For those of you who give this product such crappy reviews, I wonder, do you know how to use it properly? Or maybe some hair works better with different products? I dont know. All I know is that if it is possible to fall in love with small appliances, Im in love with my cute pink Corioliss.May 18, 2008Eileen / Atlanta, GAHAIR TYPECurly Hair
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It's Worth The MoneyI puchased my flatiron after repeatedly seeing the presentations in various malls. At first I didnt believe the hype, but after seeing the same results over and over again, I was really niterested. I was tired of having the fried hair look and it my hair still looking horrible, so I bought the pink one! I use my flatiron everyday and it gives the best flip, curl (both under or over), no frizz, no flyaways, and most importantly no burnt fingers, face, or ears!!! I love this product and recommend it to everyone. In fact, everyone who uses mine, wants to buy it from me!!May 9, 2008Heather Dejesus / San Diego, CA
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