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Torrington >> The Connecticut Academy for the Arts can finally breathe easy. After many months of searching for a more permanent home, they have finally found the space they need, right next door in the old Quality Building at 69 Main St.
CAFTA founders Teresa Graham Sullivan and John Sullivan and the board members have been looking for a new space since March 2012 when KidsPlay purchased the building CAFTA currently occupies.
"Our goal is to have more exhibition space," said Teresa Graham Sullivan, executive director and president of CAFTA.
The non-profit arts and education organization, which was created in 2010, had an exhibition space at their current location. Over time, they have been relegated to two small classrooms and a crowded hallway, all amounting to approximately 700 square feet. That is a major decrease from the near 7,000 square feet CAFTA previously held at 61 Main St. Since KidsPlay bought the remainder of the building, CAFTA has been slowly condensing while they look for a more permanent home.
Next door, CAFTA will have nearly four times the space they have now, which will give them room to run their ongoing programs more efficiently and grow in a way they haven't been able to in the past.
"We need to have our own spot," said Sam Slaiby, CAFTA board member. "We're a bit warehoused right now. We're ready to do what we came here to do."
What they came here to do was nurture childhood creativity in an intimate setting, which they say schools are not able to provide due to budget cuts.
"There are techniques," said Teresa, "but we aren't about teaching techniques. We are about teaching expression."
Over the past three years, CAFTA has taught over 100 students ranging from pre-kindergarten age through adults. Teresa and John try to keep their classes small, under six students, because they are more interested in quality than quantity. One-on-one instruction is something CAFTA finds very important to creativity.
Their classes may be small, but regardless, the space they have now is insufficient. Continued...
"Art and design require a lot of space," said Teresa. "It's not something you can do in small spaces."
CAFTA hopes to offer more classes with their additional square footage. One exciting development is the children's news program, Kids News 2 Use, will have their own studio to film at the new location. CAFTA will also have more space to screen their Friday Film Forum, and they hope to make film an increasingly larger part of their academy. A retail art gallery will also be an addition.
CAFTA has been negotiating this move since August. They signed a two year lease at the new location and are very excited to see some real progress.
"It's a great move for many reasons," said Tim Van Deusen, another board member. "It will provide stability to get programs running on a regular basis. Main Street is a good location."
Their new home will have two windows so the public can look inside and see the work that students are doing.
"I hope it will get the word out and let people know we're there," said Teresa.
There is still a lot of work to be done in the new space, but CAFTA is in the midst of moving now. They plan to divide the space into an open concept classroom, stage, reading bar, kids news studio and exhibition space.
A small portion of the space will continue to be occupied by the Warner Theater for prop storage, and they will have their costume rental upstairs.
Teresa admitted that the space isn't perfect. CAFTA would like to add ceramics classes to the roster, but that would require a kiln, which is something they still will not be able to add in the new space. Regardless, CAFTA is thrilled about the move.
"It's a very positive move for us," Teresa said.
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Is there any group here in Brazil? If someone can post a list...
Is there any group here in Brazil? If someone can post a list...
I'm not sure how complete this is, but here you go.
Im just wondering if there is a Dutch Spring User Group,
if not perhaps interesting to setup a Dutch Spring User Group.
I'm wondering how I can go about starting a Spring user group in
Seattle. I'm already a member of the local SeaJUG. I've been totally obsessed with Spring since the 2006 No Fluff Just Stuff conference and have used it along with Spring LDAP at work. Spring2 has unlimited potential.
The St. Louis Spring Users Group has been formed. Please visit us online at http://www.stlspring.org.
Hi all,
I have setup a new site for Spring User Groups at http://www.springusers.com. I'm hoping that this will become a central meeting place for people from different Spring User groups to meet and discuss ideas.
On the site is a registry of different Spring User Groups. If you see that yours is not listed please email admin [at] springusers.com with the details of your group and a contact person for the group and I will add the group to the registry.
Also, I started a LinkedIn Spring Users Group if anyone is interested in joining, here is the URL to join:
John Walsh
Congratulations for the newly created site dedicated to Spring User Groups: http://www.springusers.com.
The first list of Spring Users Groups ever published is available at www.SpringHub.com. A direct link to this most exhaustive listing of Spring Users Groups is: http://www.springhub.com/component/o...,54/Itemid,76/
As of today, January 11, 2008 there is over 18 Spring User Group across five continents:
- Philadelphia Spring Users Group (USA)
- Spring Dallas User Group (USA)
- St. Louis Spring Users Group (USA)
- Boston Spring SIG -within NEJUG (USA)
- Spring User Group Toronto (CANADA)
- Spring User Group (PERU)
- Spring User Group Poland (POLAND)
- Spring Framework Italian Goup (ITALY)
- Swiss Spring User Group (SWITZERLAND)
- Spring User Group Nederland (NETHERLANDS)
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- German Spring User Group (GERMANY)
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- Brisbane Spring User Group (AUSTRALIA)
- Melbourne Spring User Group (AUSTRALIA)
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- Korea Spring User Group (SOUTH KOREA)
- Bangkok Spring User Group -BSUG (THAILAND)
Seen the huge adoption of Spring among developers throughout the world, still a lot to be done to have Spring Users Groups represent such popularity.
- Is it time for the Spring Community to come with practical ideas for the creation of new Spring User Groups?
- Is it time for SpringSource to come with a Spring User Groups program and more incentives to encourage such effort?
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National Endowment for the Arts Brings Shakespeare to Military BasesUnprecedented partnership with the Department of Defense August 30, 2004 Montgomery, AL – The National Endowment for the Arts announced today the launch of the Shakespeare in American Communities Military Base Tour. Through a unique partnership, the Arts Endowment is collaborating with the Department of Defense to bring the Alabama Shakespeare Festival and its production of Macbeth to 13 U.S. military bases. The tour begins on September 10, 2004, with a performance at Maxwell Air Force Base at 7:00 p.m. in the Maxwell Base Theatre. With $1 million from the Department of Defense, the Arts Endowment will work with all four military branches to serve military personnel and their families with free performances and educational activities. After two performances and activities at Maxwell Air Force Base, the tour continues through October 21, and ends at Holloman Air Force Base in Alamogordo, New Mexico. The tour is managed in cooperation with Arts Midwest, based in Minneapolis. Additional support for Shakespeare in American Communities is provided by The Sallie Mae Fund. National Endowment for the Arts Chairman Dana Gioia said, "As our country now has the best-educated, best-trained military in our nation's history, the Arts Endowment has made a conscious effort to extend programs of artistic excellence, including Shakespeare in American Communities, to the men, women, and their families in our nation's armed forces. We look forward to bringing the greatest playwright in the English language to a great audience." The 13 bases that comprise the tour include three Army, three Navy, two Marine and five Air Force bases in 11 states from North Carolina to New Mexico. Alabama Shakespeare Festival expects to present 17 to 19 performances and many more educational and outreach activities over the six-week tour. In the spirit of theater tours of the past, the venues on each of the bases range from theaters to gymnasiums to, in one case, an airplane hanger. The Arts Endowment is also providing multimedia resource kits for teachers and librarians on all the bases. The kits feature a recitation contest guide, timeline poster, and audio CD among other materials. Alabama Shakespeare Festival's Producing Director Kent Thompson believes the spectacle and the story of Macbeth will thrill audiences. He said, "We watch two of the best and brightest (Lord and Lady Macbeth) decide to seize power through murder and deception. In doing so, they unleash a furious evil into their world. Macbeth is also a fascinating study in the self-creation of a tyrant. It suggests that moral principles must never be compromised for power or ambition." Shakespeare in American Communities is the largest tour of Shakespeare in American history. Since September 2003, the Arts Endowment has engaged 29 professional theater companies to bring new Shakespeare productions and special in-school programs to more than 200 communities across all 50 states. Shakespeare in American Communities Military Base Tour with Alabama Shakespeare Festival: performance dates September 10 and 11 Maxwell Air Force Base, Montgomery, AL Additional Shakespeare in American Communities engagements. Other theater companies currently touring with Shakespeare in American Communities are expanding their tours to include military bases. March 6, 2004 Fort Richardson, Anchorage, AK (Aquila Theatre Company) For information about the opening night performance at Maxwell Air Force Base, please contact Sherry Ward at Alabama Shakespeare Festival at 334-271-5326. For more information on Shakespeare in American Communities or the National Endowment for the Arts, please call the NEA Office of Communications at 202-682-5570 Return to News Index National Endowment for the Arts · an independent federal
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'American Idol': Top 6 perform during 'Queen Night' - Live blog
Published Apr 26 2012, 00:50 BST | By Jennifer Still
Who will be the star of the show? Will the usual suspects win over judges Jennifer Lopez, Randy Jackson and Steven Tyler, or will some old favourites fall flat? Stay with Digital Spy live from 8/7c to find out!
> 'American Idol' Top 6 poll: You be the judge - who sang best?
21:59Well, that's it for tonight. Tomorrow night, someone is going to head home. I think Hollie and Elise will end up in the bottom two. To find out if I'm right, join us tomorrow night (April 26) at 8/7c to find out!
21:53Randy loves it, saying that she was the Hollie they all love and calling it "beautiful" and the perfect song for her. Jennifer is glad that she stepped it up and did a great job of it. Steven does an Australian accent (uh, whatever) but also thinks it was great, adding, "Good for you."
Next, Hollie - who people make fun of for her Liverpool accent - gets to sing Miley Cyrus's 'The Climb'. How many times have we heard this sung on this show (and every other)? I do like it - and she sounds fantastic, even if she does fall short in the performance aspect in comparison to some of her fellow competitors. I feel like Hollie's journey is coming to a very swift end, which is a shame because I've always really liked her.
21:44Steven thinks it was "very entertaining and very off-the-wall", saying that Phillip found his niche. Well, I'd say it. Jennifer thinks it was a little too obscure and artsy for this point in the competition, which makes her a little bit scared. Randy disagrees with Jennifer, saying that he showed his true colours once again - he's an artist and will never be anything else. Right. We get it.
Next, Phillip catches stick for his unattractive singing faces - LOL to that. He's singing... Dave Matthews Band. Seriously. It's 'The Stone'. Does he not care that he's constantly compared to them? I suppose not. Now he just sounds like a carbon copy and it takes away his "originality" (which I never thought he had much of), which is not really a good look. It sounds fine - if you close your eyes, you'd probably think it actually was Dave Matthews.
21:37Steven loves the Janis Joplin in Elise, but thinks that she needs to pick songs that everyone knows. Jennifer agrees, but thinks that she slayed the song so much that it didn't even matter. She also appreciates Elise's interpretation and calls her one of the best singers in the competition.
Randy is a fan of both Hendrix and Elise but thinks it was the wrong song for this point in the competition, saying that she attacked the track when it could have been kept simple.
Randy is a fan of both Hendrix and Elise but thinks it was the wrong song for this point in the competition, saying that she attacked the track when it could have been kept simple.
Elise Testone is hitting the stage next - she's taking on Jimi Hendrix's 'Bold As Love' - not sure about this song choice. It's in her wheelhouse, sure, but the song structure doesn't really allows her to do much with her voice with it. Good for her for sticking with the type of tracks she's comfortable with. She does get to hit some more interesting bits in the second verse but I predict a bottom two for her tomorrow - unfair but true.
21:28He gets a standing ovation for the performance - unwarranted, but whatever. Randy doesn't even know what to say anymore (that makes two of us) but thinks it was an "unbelievable" performance (that makes one of us). "Beautiful!" he adds. Jennifer is also speechless but finally calls it "transcendent" because he snaps everyone to reailty, a real gift for an artist. Steven "goes off into another place" when he sings and can "smell the finish line" for Josh, claiming that he'll have a super successful career.
Next up, Joshua Ledet. You'll have to forgive me if I don't type much about him. Apparently he screams all the time, according to his fellow finalists. Right, so he screams offstage, too. Anyway, he's singing India Arie's 'Ready For Love', which is a great song. He's actually toning it down a little for this one so far, so I don't hate it as much as I usually do... so long as it stays that way.
21:17Randy is full of praise, saying that he's a "ginormous fan" of Skylar and loves her range and how fearless she is in every one of her fun performances. Jennifer says that seeing how comfortable she is makes it great to watch. "You took us there again!" she adds. Steven agrees with the others, though he admits that he missed the "flair" she puts in other performances, even though she can "do nothing wrong".
Up next, it's Skylar's turn - she's singing Jason Aldean's 'Tattoos On This Town' and she's playing the guitar and she's great and SOMEONE GIVE HER A RECORD DEAL. Sorry, I can't type anymore, I just wanna watch her be awesome.
21:12Jennifer thinks it was the best performance of the song ever given on the show, citing the tenderness, the feeling and her vocal ability as things that made it a stand-out performance.
Steven insists that Jessica could never sing a song "bad", saying that it "touches on Whitney, but has its own thing going on". He adds that it's an honour to watch her unfold her wings week after week. Randy is amazed at her talent - along with the rest of the Top 6 - applauding Jessica for being such a natural.
Steven insists that Jessica could never sing a song "bad", saying that it "touches on Whitney, but has its own thing going on". He adds that it's an honour to watch her unfold her wings week after week. Randy is amazed at her talent - along with the rest of the Top 6 - applauding Jessica for being such a natural.
Time for round two - contestants' choice. Jessica is singing Luther Vandross's 'Dance with My Father' tonight, since her dad was recently deployed overseas. I don't know, guys - Jessica seems to have lost a little of her mojo, so to speak. This is supposed to be incredibly moving and beautiful and while yes, it is well-sung technically speaking, it leaves a lot to be desired. I don't feel anything, I just feel like I should be feeling something that I'm not. No thanks.
20:59Steven loves that she picked a Queen song with a strong melody and thinks that she did a good job with it. Jennifer felt her get emotional in the middle and says that while she'll always sound good, it went off a little bit in the middle and she wished she would have seen more from Hollie in terms of enjoying it.
Randy also thinks it was good - which happens a lot for her - but wanted her not to hold back so much so that she could have a "moment" that shows off the fact that she could actually win.
Randy also thinks it was good - which happens a lot for her - but wanted her not to hold back so much so that she could have a "moment" that shows off the fact that she could actually win.
Hollie Cavanagh is the last to sing her Queen track - she's picked 'Save Me'. I don't know this song, and I don't know why she's dressed like she's a 35-year-old Home Shopping Network presenter, but I do love Hollie. Unfortunately, this performance is super bland - a definite step back from last week, I think, and she just may find herself in the bottom two again this week.
20:49Steven starts talking all kinds of nonsense before getting to saying that he likes seeing Phillip "get all outta breath" (???) because it shows "character that no one else has". Okay. Jennifer appreciates that Phillip gives things "a different flavour" and shows a different side of himself every week. Randy likes it but doesn't love it, saying it was "good" and leaving it at that.
Time for America's heartthrob (that's a thing, right?) Phillip Phillips to take on 'Fat Bottomed Girls'. Why am I not at all surprised that he chose this song? I'm sorta over his contrived raspiness, I must admit. We get it, you're a "real artist", but you don't need to look constipated every time you sing so much as the most basic note. I don't think much of this performance. He sounds like he's yelling and it's reminiscent of a small-town karaoke bar.
20:41Steven says that Elise found her stride and sang it like the classical song it was - he really enjoyed it. Jennifer agrees that she was in her element and calls it natural and sexy. "The whole thing just came together on that one for you," she adds.
Randy is also wowed, dubbing it "unbelievable" and applauding her for picking a song that allows her to do several different things with her voice. He believes it was brilliant and one of her best performances to date.
Randy is also wowed, dubbing it "unbelievable" and applauding her for picking a song that allows her to do several different things with her voice. He believes it was brilliant and one of her best performances to date.
Moving on, Elise Testone is taking on 'I Want It All'. Now here's a great singer - despite her lack of popularity. She sounds great. It's nothing mindblowing, mind, but she's a solid performer and is in her element with this type of music, so I dig it. She plays around with the notes, making some of them softer and prettier and then letting out her signature rasp. It's quite good.
20:37Because apparently we're listening to two different things, Steven and Randy give him a standing ovation. Randy calls it "unbelievable", saying that it had everything - vocals, performance, charisma, etc. To each his own, I suppose. He also compares him to Sam Cooke, which I think is a disgrace.
Jennifer loves all the singers in the competition but Joshua is her favourite part of the show because she always knows she'll get an inspiring vocal and great performance. Steven thinks that he has a "classic style" that sounds like nobody else. Thank God.
Jennifer loves all the singers in the competition but Joshua is her favourite part of the show because she always knows she'll get an inspiring vocal and great performance. Steven thinks that he has a "classic style" that sounds like nobody else. Thank God.
Joshua Ledet is singing 'Crazy Little Thing Called Love'. I hate it. I'm over him, I'm over this scream-singing, the song doesn't suit him, etc. It just doesn't work at all. I don't even want to type any more about it, that's how much I dislike it.
20:28Steven thinks it was "over the top" in the best way, as Skylar had a bit of shine, as well as lots of energy and passion. "That was fabulous!" he adds. Jennifer has goosebumps, calling it "crazy" and "powerful" that she's capable of such a performance at a young age, articulating every point of the story and feeling every word. Randy calls it "incredible", naming it as one of her best performance and applauding her for being effortless.
Skylar Laine is up next, y'all! She's singing 'The Show Must Go On' - great pick. Listen, I'm going to come out and say it. I want Skylar to win, okay? I think she's fantastic and I love her. Also, she wrote a song called 'Diamond-Studded Pistol', which is not only hilarious but probably really amazing, too. This performance is great, she's great, end of.
20:18Steven thinks that Freddie Mercury would have been proud to hear that, even though rock isn't Jessica's forte. Jennifer thinks that she sounded beautiful but went into the rockier side, it fell flat because it needed more in the performance side. However, she feels it was an overall great effort. Randy loved it because she used great restraint and changed her usual approach to music. However, he advises her to channel Tina Turner when looking to do such big performances in the future.
Up first, Jessica Sanchez is singing 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. I kill this in Guitar Hero, for the record. She's singing it well enough, but... something is totally missing from past weeks and I don't like this at all. Totally wrong song choice, I think. Plus, Idol is pulling some hokey black and white screen effect... and then exploding into colour on the bridge. Snoozeville.
20:11'We Are the Champions' and 'We Will Rock' you were included in the medley, which, admittedly, could have gone worse.
20:06Roger Taylor and Brian May are playing alongside the Top 6 as they perform a medley of some of Queen's biggest hits. They actually sound good in the opening notes.
20:04Oh, and in case you care about Queen (or think you might), it's time for a little history lesson from Idol! And no one get your pants in a twist in the comments, either - I get how important Queen is for music, blah blah. It just seems off-kilter with the Idol vibe. But Brian May seemed more than willing to sit down with the finalists for a pep talk, so whatever.
20:03It's Top 6 time, y'all! (Getting ready for Skylar's performance, obviously!) It should be... well, no, I'm not even going to say interesting. Why a Queen night every single year? Why? Queen was alright, sure, but are there not a million other artists they could pick to dedicate a night to? On another note, J.Lo is dressed in head-to-toe gold - some sort of sequined tracksuit - and I'm both confused and intrigued by it.


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I Mb JOURNAL. VOL. 1. PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, JULY 15, HMM). NO. L ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ *►•♦■♦.♦♦■♦•♦■♦-♦■*•*»'•»■ ♦ ♦ -*- ♦ LOCAL HAPPENINGS All Contributions of News for t»his Department. Will be Greatly Appreciated. ♦ ♦•♦-•#-♦ ♦ -♦-♦♦♦■♦-<»-♦•♦•♦♦--»■-*--•--•■•♦--♦■♦♦♦♦•♦.♦♦ THE MARKET ANNUAL FIREMEN'S Changed every Thursday fli i £ C TI M f Wheat, No. 1 Northern 1 15 j III tt II Nil ,, 2 Northern 113 rp, , ,. . ,, 3 Northern 1 101 Ine annnal meeting of the Flax ....'.. 1 85 Pier % Hose Co. No 1 was held ®alley ;:":::::::::::::::: 65iatthe village nan last satur- Oats '.'.'.'.'....'........'.v........... 45 day night. The following offi- Hay M to*5 Buiter, Creamery 25 , , Dairy " 17 Eggs 16 Flour, Best 3 50 ,, Straight 3 40 Potatoes 60 Our County Commissioner. Peter Virnig, went to the county seat last Monday to attend the meeting of the Co. board of equalization, which will be in session all ween. Peter Sitzmanu and his son Willie Sitzmann of Buckman town were Pierz visitors last Sunday, Joho Hennen of Mt. Calvary, Fond du Lac, Wis. is in Pierz visiting with his brotner Nick Hennen, our postmaater. The stork visited at tiie home of Mr. aud Mrs. John Hoheis- el and left a little boy last Thursday. ■ he affairs of Carl Kapsner of this village are certainly in a prosperous condition. H .* has the newest and be.-t barn in thi> vicinity, and the n**w- estandof course the be-tbaby in the town. It you jon't believe it, ask him It's a girl. Mother and child are doing well. The annual school meetings will be held next Saturday, Julv 17. at the school houses. There are 10 or 12 districts in our immediate vicinity. cers were elected for the en suing year; Chief, John Dombovy. First Ass't, Win. Schreiner Second Ass't, Frank Kugvl, Treasurer, Hubert Bares. Secretary. Jacob Nohner. Tillerman for lower town John Phillipi, Tillerman, for upper town Jacob Meyer. The treasurer's report showed a balance of $24-6. It is very gratifying to note the improvements that are being made in the village especially in the construction of sidewalks. At present two crews of workmen are building cement walks. The following property owners have recently put in cement vvalk or are constructing it. A long stretch is now be ng built adjoiningthe church and school property. There are probably several not named above who contemplate putting in new cement walks. Julia, th? 11 vearolu daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Virnig, who underwent an opera- t on to- appendicitis at Little Falls a tew weeks ago, was brought home Monday night an l is recovering ; api dy. John Nelson and AnnieEng- lund, bo'h of Freedham, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony at Minneapolis, on Wednesday, Julv 7. I hey re- turnd to Freedham for a short visit and afte wards depa'ted lor Little Falls, where they wil make their home. Alois Phillips, who was formerly principal of the public school at this place, and wife were visiting friends here and *t Buckman last week. Mr. Phillips is engaged as principal of schools at Brook Park, Minn, for the coining ^ear. Everything' in trie line of lumber can be had at reasonable prices at John Borgerding & Co's Lumber Yard. Lucas B.ickes ard P. Goer- ger. principal of ttie \ u**Hc school at -lIi'is place, with iheir lam lies are visiting with relatives in Stearns County. EXCURSION ON THE SOO LINE. The proposition of having an excursion run over the newBrooten Duluth branch of the Soo line as soon as passenger traffic is begun, promises fair to become a reality, and the idea should meet with the hearty approval of all the towns along the line. The mutual benefits which would be derived by all parties concerned if these plans are carried out, are clearlv set torth in the following comments of the Duluth Herald and Lake Breeze of Onamia: The public affairs committee of the Duluth Commercial Club has done well to take up the work of assisting in the projected t xcu< sion to Duluth from towns c-long the new line of the Soo railroad which has lately reached the Head of the Lakes and is about to begin running trains here. The people living in these communities have long been neighbors to Duluth in point of distance, though far removed by he barrier of territory ".abridged by railroad facilities. Railroad enter prise has closed the gap, and the first tap of the sledge that drove home the last spike cemented to this city a rich and promising region, whose development is of as great importance to Duluth as it is to those that live in it. Therefore it will be well for ! Duluth to get acquainted with ' those people, and for them to get acquainted with Duluth. It would be hard to imagine a better way toaccomtilishth.it than through the popular excursions which are proposed. The opening of the road to passenger traffic on^ht, therefore, to be made the occasion for beginning an acquaintance that should be and doubtless will be fn.fitable to all concerned.—Duluth Herald. In an other column appears the comment of the Duluth Herald upon the plan to secure an excursion along the new Soo line *o run to Duluth upon tin? opening of the road to passenger traffic. This idea, which originated with Mr. G. C ol Onamia, and was the new line for traffic. Duluth will be ou~ i earest and most convenient whole trading point and we will lie brought more directi in c< n- tact with the oU.t-ide world and closer competitio i «iti other surrounding towns. We should have a omnner-i cial club composed of ever* j business man in the town. n,d j through this make a systematic stulv of the conditions so that we will be abL* to take advantage of everv opportunity that offers to further >he interests of our town. We note from our exchanges that mar.v of the' 'owns a- l.mg the line are co-ope^ting in a movement to have an excursion train run ov r t'ej new line. Whv is Pierz, th.-i most important town on thej line, not taking an active part in this movement? Simplv be*I cause she has no organization to look after her commercial! interests. 9 We Pay 4 per cent on Time Deposits, f * i Chas.G-ravel of Onamia, \sho is well known in ibis vinicity, being the fatherolC.L.G, avel P.1^! b>\th^0n\™a£0mmer of this place, passed through the village on his way to Little A baby girl a'rived a' the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wilkes last Friday, John Sitzmann of Buckman was a Pierz visitor la-.t Sat- turddy Falls last Saturday Mr. G. has extensive business interests in Onamia. Jos. Preiner. a prominent fanner, livi g in No th Pierz, is erecting one of the finest laries in this part ol the country. In connection with the granary, he will have a feed mill, elevator emery stone etc. which will be run by a gasoline engine. Wm. Priemesberger went to New Trier where he will work during the harvest and threshing season. Our |horns base with ball the team locked Little Falls Jos. Vanherke of Missouri is here visiting relatives and friends. He is a son of Chas. Vanherke, who for many years lived five miles west of Pierz! on his farm.' Joseph was born ; , "' \r" uL~u~ u «,. Cubs last Sunday at that pace on the old Vanherke home- . , 11 wic "iu ,■ •. " ,,-^butth v are not saving anv- stead. He with family moved to Missouri a few years ago and is now owner of a large, tract of land. He stated that j e%crv bodv be is wrll pleased with his chany--of home. He informs u* that the late flood between Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Kan sasCtv, did much damag. to ' crops. Inmost localities that th- flood" struck, there will be cial Club before the Commer cial clubs along the line and at Duluth, is an excellent one. With the completion of this line Duluth becomes our main trading point, and it is desirable that our merchants and business men should become acquainted with the wholesalers, merchants and manufacturers of the hustling city at the head of the Lakes. We are informed that arrangements will soon be completed, so that theexcursion will take place immediateiv upon the opening of the line to passenger traffie. JAMES SMART PASSES AWAY. The people of the village were shocked this morning to learn of the sudden and urn x j pe.ted death of our townsman James Smart, which occurred' probably abont one o'clock this morning. As Henry Rchi came down the street about 51 o'clock this morniny, he saw j Mr. Smart sitting on the ""ide*- walk north of the Pierz Hotel and leaning against the build-; ing. In his right hand he had a water pitcher. Upon close j inspection. Mr. Roch decided I that the bodv was lifeless and must have remained in that condition fr f several hours. The inference is that the] deceased was on his way to the pump to get water, when he was striken suddenly and settled to a sitting posture, in which position life prnbablv became extinct without his regaining consciousness. Mi-. Siiinrr. hnrl IjPPn ailing for about three weeks with heart failure orhicfa was undoubtedly tbe cause of hie d< The deceased was nbout Sfl years of i nge. of Sooteh iiarentay.- He c*me to ! Pierz about four rears ago, and has been ensr'ged since that time as miller for the Rieh Prairie Milling Cn Me lias ■ wile and throe child1*?*); Maud, ajfpd -': Harrj aged 20, and Marem-v. aired Mi. living at Hibbing. Mion . also a ••■ engaged in the mercantile Imsi'-ees at SL Paul and an other brother alOimima. The remains were taken to Litt'e Palls, and from there to he Roy, Minn, for in tei merit f WE WANT YOU TO OPEN ! t • BECAUSK: ! i •— f We nave money to loan On Real Estate A BANK ACCOUNT. WHY? Yout money is safer in the bank than any- Where else- Paying your bills b\ check is the simplest and s.itest Way* Your check becomes eiptt 0/ tiie bill it pays. It gives yon a better- standing, Money in the bank strengthens yolir credit. 1 We solicit your business. I ■ .T-fa 1 A GERMAN STATE BANKt OF" f-">ier;z. . U ROYAL FANCY PATENT WHY NOT? A XI) WHITE ROSE PATENT THE FLOUR OF QUALITY. It is made to and produce the please the consume be6t results. butth v thing about, the game, jar ived home very ia'e after had retired and were nol muC ■ in evidence th" I n- xt day. Wh« n euterviewed by the JOURNAL reporter, their " ! only r< sponse was that 1 he urn- Whv should Pier/, not have a commercial club? There is no question but what the town is ready to enter upon K.idavafu, GRANITE John Kraemer and Tim IV rv retorned Sunday from Mille Lacs lake. Mattie Kisle of Brainerd is working through haying a..J harvest for Sieve 1 irul Jr. Kd. and Henry KraeTer were i" Pierz Si nday Tc the afternoon the> went out to Fifh lake and had a ride on Rauch Bros, new launch ' Queen Minnie.'" Math. Meyer of llillu.an passed thru here to the Jos. Virnig faru,, where he purcbiised h binder Mrs. John Brown is very sick with heart trouble. Dr. Segui w«s called last Friday and found her in a very serious condition. Jake Girtz went to Little Palls Sun day to buy a horse for haying and bar vest ing. • lo?. Kraemer is working for John Dab ■ er through hayiug. After buying be intends to go west end work in the Dakota harvest tields. Chrisi. Mons, of Brainerd iavsiiiog|Q with relatives it Laatrup and Buckman., I Mrs. Pen r Weidenbach and daughn Barbara, visited with Jo n Kraenier's; ifor Sale by all the Heading Grocers. G.IVE IT A TRIAL. We have in stock at all times Ground Corn and Oats, Cracked Corn, Shorts and Bran Highest market price paid for wheat. Yours for Business. Rich Prairie Milling Co. ♦ ♦♦♦♦■♦•♦♦♦■♦-♦-»-•♦--♦•♦♦ + + + + *■•• + + + + + ♦ i an era of prosperity and it will come provided the e is a systematic and concerted e to grasp the opportunities that are being ol- fe ed. The bu iness me 1 are willing and anxious to do any Mrs. John Uohl visited Jos. Kraemer e Sunday. If Rett you ar^ figuring on build ng come in and let us figure on your lumber. John Borgerding & Co. oulv a one fourth harvest, add in some places, nothing. M- N- Cadwe-ll and wife passed through PVcz the latter part of la*<t week on their wav to th • t"Wti of Richardson wh re the. r> rmely liv d. Mr ■ ad well i~. the owner n) quite a large tract of land in that town. They a>e well known in this part of the count' . Subscribe fur th,: Journal. I FOR SALE A Mo 5 Oliver t\pewriter! j*ood as new A bargain. Write or call on Th s F. Mc- dy, Columbia.Hatel, Lit- rottert, hev did not thing in their power to pro- have th< ir full complement of mote the interests of their plavers and thev did not feel town .but no matter how en- much like playing ball any terprising and progressive wav. they max be i. dividually,lit tle can be accomplished tin- We are in tor men that two less there is an organized and tje palls Minn ball games are scheduled for|and systematic effort made. Pierz next Sunday between other towns aloiur the new out of town team«. ..which cannot com pare Willi Pierz m size and resources, have organized commercial cluhs which are coustatr i\ de* mis, to e-ts. oi the lo Creamery, Cash buyers of HAIN1D SEPARATOR CREAM. HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR At my bote' Owner mav ha* Wanted-Cook and dishwasher at the ColtimbiaHotel, Little Fall*. Minn. . \ Cream and Eggs. John Borgerding & Co always keeps.-i complete supply oi I umber, Sasii Rod Doors, i Imt tin i FViund- gold ring same bv p and paving for thos in Mel VY e rm e rskin Get your lumber, «a*b uid't !>oor?. ; one »nd cement Iron John i GIVE LTS A TRIAL. BRIDGMAN^RUSSELL GO, 7 E EK$TRAi\D, Manager, v cnient
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Title | The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1909-07-13 |
Succeeding Titles | Royalton Banner; The Royalton Banner - Pierz Journal |
Edition | Volume 1, Number 4 |
Date of Creation | 1909-07-13 |
Publishing Agency | F.L. Preimesberger (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota) |
Language | English |
Minnesota Reflections Topic | Communication |
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Locally Assigned Subject Headings | Banner-Journal |
Minnesota City or Township | Pierz |
Minnesota County | Morrison |
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Country | United States |
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Local Identifier | 2011.66.1 |
LCCN | sn 89064511 |
OCLC Control Number | 1641163 |
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After reading a friend's blog on The Purity Myth (a documentary), I started thinking about my own experiences with this whole "purity" thing. I have watched the documentary, and I'll say straight up -- it scared the crap out of me.
The documentary presented the idea of "Purity Balls" as being something essential to society. Girls would come, accompanied by their fathers, and have a great dinner, and then dance with and for their fathers, and would "give" their purity to their fathers. Their fathers would then commit to taking care of it and treasuring it, and that they would commit to helping their daughters find their Prince Charming. They would also be given roses which they would lay at the foot of a wooden cross -- oh yes, did I mention this is an extreme Christian view?
While some of the views presented were valid, it was very much an extreme take on purity and slightly scary as young girls would pretty much pledge themselves to their fathers. They gave their fathers the right to their purity, and the right to give it away -- essentially saying that their fathers would pick who they dated and ultimately ended up marrying.
While there is a grain of wisdom in this, in that your parents -- provided they are good parents, something we can save for another post -- should approve of your future husband/wife, this documentary definitely took it to the extreme.
In addition to valuing women mainly because of their sexuality and thus reducing them to mere sexual objects, it promotes unquestionable obedience to their authority figures -- namely their fathers. Girls as young as 5 or 6 participate in this ball and believe it is just a part of life. They even go as far to say that kissing someone while dating them would be breaking the 10 Commandments, the one concerning adultery.
While I'm all for waiting for the right guy to come along -- and by all means, please do not throw yourself at the first person with a third leg, and I'm all for physical, emotional and spiritual boundaries -- I wouldn't go so far as to say that is breaking one of the 10 Commandment. The problem with this is that once someone "breaks the commandment" they are ostracized and, as one girl experiences, shamed, unwanted and not trusted by anyone in the community. Essentially, there is very little mercy or compassion in this extreme form of "purity" and there is no room for error if you grow up knowing what is "right."
One of the guys also said that he was waiting for his first kiss to be at the altar, and he said that he was very physically driven and he didn't want it to throw him over the edge (I'm paraphrasing here). While that's all fine and dandy, what happens when he does meet that girl? What happens if he does kiss her before the altar? Is his life going to be over? I don't think so -- but he might. What he is doing admirable, for sure. He was also of an age where it seemed like he had thought it through, and he seemed to know why he believed what he did, and that is a great thing.
Nevertheless, he just watched his sisters get ready; if purity is as equally big of a thing for guys as it is for girls as they claim, then why isn't there anything special for guys? What if girls don't want to be streamed into this idea of femininity -- ball gowns, dancing and flowers? I hate dressing up, I hate dancing and I'm meh about flowers; does that make me less of a woman in their eyes?
However, that doesn't mean that all those who partake in this cultural phenomenon are crazy. One of the fathers at the end was very rational and said "Will this stop them from having sex? Of course not, but hopefully it will give them something to think about" (or something like that).
That was pretty much my response when my parents asked if I wanted a purity ring: "Uh, you know if I want to have sex, I'm not going to look at the ring and be like 'crap! I forgot about the ring! Sorry, no can do.' You know that, right, mom?" Needless to say, my parents weren't so impressed.
Ultimately, to me this movement seems to be one born in reaction to the culture around us, and largely born of fear. Like many extremely conservative Christians, the idea is "Let's isolate ourselves" instead of "Let's teach our kids how to stand for what they believe in, in a culture that has very different values."
What are your thoughts on "purity balls"? Have you ever been to one? Do you think that there is really a purity myth in America? If things like purity rings aren't working for our children, what can we do to encourage them to remain abstinent?
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Darłowo is a typical Polish seaside resort, but some of its inhabitants are not typical at all. Mark Buller (51), a retired US Army helicopter pilot, has settled here in search of freedom. He has bought a nice house with property large enough for his army truck collection. The only thing that is missing in his life is a wife.
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For almost 50 years Jan Konstantynow (82), alias 'Lucjano', has been a part of Darłowo's cultural programme. But the aging, yet stubborn, magician must face that the times have changed. His stage, the local culture house, has been taken over by a new director who favors more contemporary forms of entertainment than the slightly forgotten art of illusions.
While Mark, Mike and Jan are struggling to find their place in the town, Darłowo is going through a time of modernization. New ways of tourism have replaced fishing and farming as the main source of income.
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