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Right now, many trials of OLA arrestees are occurring in Los Angeles, some of them on W. Temple, not 4 blocks from the site of the Nov. 30 raid.
There is nothing whatsoever about these trials on this site.
Why is that?
Submitted by charliehbryan on
Right now, many trials of OLA arrestees are occurring in Los Angeles, some of them on W. Temple, not 4 blocks from the site of the Nov. 30 raid.
There is nothing whatsoever about these trials on this site.
Why is that?
Submitted by lizsavage on
This is not content for a blog post, this is more of a forum topic. The reason there is nothing about it is I have not gotten anything reported to me on it, and I myself could not go. If anyone who was there could write about it, and submit it to firstname.lastname@example.com it would be appriciated. All I got was a list of names, but I do not feel comfortable printing that info, I would like to know what has happened.
My words represent myself and not Occupy Los Angeles. @lizsavage on Twitter
Submitted by charliehbryan on
standards for blog posts on this site. Are those standards published anywhere on this site (or anywhere, for that matter)?
As to content from those who have attended, here are a couple of links that serve as a good starting point:
These two URLs provide content from OLA participants themselves.
Submitted by Mike Peake on
where it most matters. I've been getting my info from Facebook.
"Whatever you do, take one more step out of your comfort zone." Dorli Rainey
Submitted by lizsavage on
Chrlie this is the blog section, questions are meant for forums, this is how most websites function, sorry you are new to the internet.
I know I wouldn't want my personal info posted on a site, I dont think its right to do to anyone.
As I said someone gives me a story I post it.
My words represent myself and not Occupy Los Angeles. @lizsavage on Twitter
Submitted by frankc on
Today most defendants are having Jury selection. Next week will be the trials and we need people in the courtrooms. Today there is a trial in West Covina Courts , div 5 at 9am, and across the hall in div.9 at 1:30pm. A member of Occupy was promised a full lists of individual court locations, divisions and times. These Courts are at 210 W. Temple , multiple divisions, the above mentioned West Covina, Airport on La Cienega Blvd., Pacoima, E. L.A., and there could be more. One individual is at 210 Temple right now trying to get a hearing there because he is homeless and has no way to get to other courts. Hopefully someone stepped up yesterday to be there for him. These trials are extremely important and our peeps need us there. Hopefully others can add to this info until the official information is posted in the proper or not proper places, but posted everywhere. I agree defendents names not important, we are Horizontal.I will tell you that in one courtroom the public defenfers closing statement will be the reading of the U.S. Constitution.
Submitted by lizsavage on
Thank you frank.
My words represent myself and not Occupy Los Angeles. @lizsavage on Twitter
Submitted by frankc on
Thank you Liz for all that you do.
Submitted by daniil on
You saw a need for information on the web site. You have priveleges to add said information. Rather than getting and sharing the information, you used your site privileges to complain about the need. Way to go.
I nominate you to be on the court beat for the web site, or otherwise to be the author of something interesting and informative.
Submitted by charliehbryan on
you clearly need to take (or re-take) Reading 101. I did indeed post information about the trials, providing links to a dedicated Facebook page and a thread on a progressive site called DemocraticUnderground.com.
As for posting something interesting and informative, 'tis far easier to spot the splinter in thy neighbor's eye than the mote in thine own. You'll see that on Christmas Day I posted a blog post about LA City Attorney Carmen Trutanich and responded that day and the day after to other posts about him.
Your snide putdown is really unbecoming. I"ll be waiting for you to post something interesting and informative.
Submitted by Lowflyin_Lolana on
People are really touchy here? Sounded to me like he was just asking a question, one that came to mind for me, myself. I was glad I spotted it and now I know.
I'm not superfamiliar with this site myself (though I *do* know how to use the Net) and would not have known to look under "forums" or wherever. I'm also not aware of a general information/site map page, so please don't yell at this guy like that, we are just trying to find things out.
Now that I know the trials are going on next week, I'll be able to show up. Thanks for posting the info. We need bodies there, physical presences. The court cases are literally --maybe--the most important issue OLA's got going right now and it should be front and center. I say that not to criticize, but to suggest--and *when* I come I'll do writeups and so forth. I have to arrange to get off work, but I won't go down without contributing and bringing back info.
Cheers. We need to stick together, and fight the battles where they happen. What happened to this camp is a total outrage and I have also wondered where that outrage is. The challenge has been issued and it's in the courts, that's where the story is. We all need to get down there and pack that courtroom and be a presence.
Actions Speak.
Submitted by charliehbryan on
are the most important and interesting thing about OLA happening right now.
Submitted by frankc on
I heard today that five cases were dismissed.I heard that a Public defender is fighting for a defendant in Pacoima. I can tell you that two amazing Public Defenders are giving their all at West Covina Court, divisions 5 and 9.I can tell you that the two defendants are fighting for us and willing to take the consequences of pleading not guilty and refusing any deals.I can tell you that I'm the luckiest occupy person in the world to be a witness to this event.I didn't think I could love the Occupy Movement more then I do until the last couple days.We will be back in West Covina in div 5 at 9am, and div 9 at 2pm on Jan. 3rd and I can't wait!


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When the website was built, the "man with the specifications" (yes, I think that would be me) did not plan for two shows by the same artist on the same day (duh!), and so these multiple shows appear in mysterious ways. If you click forwards through the tour, you see the Evening Shows, and if you click backwards through the tour, you see the Afternoon Shows. Our very own version of a hidden track.
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Frippertronics Tour Bundle Problem :: Posted by Sid Smith on Thu., Oct 27, 2011 A number of folks have written in to point out that there are in fact 12 not 10 shows available in the bundle - clearly this Sod Smite character has cloth eyes as well as ears! Seriously though, theres a coding glitch in the backend of the site which is making the or the afternoon and evening shows on August 1st and 2nd difficult to spot for folks. Alex and Eric are working on putting that right. We note also that cover art is also missing for the afternoon show of August 1st and so Hugh will put that right. Thanks for your patience. Life was so much easier with just a guitar and two revoxes!
Where RF Goes Others Follow? :: Posted by Sid Smith on Wed., Oct 26, 2011 My thanks to Tommyticklemouse for sending in this link to a story about the trend for artists to perform in churches. Pew rock 'n' roll!
Under The Influence... :: Posted by Sid Smith on Tue., Oct 25, 2011 Her name is Charlene Soraia and her debut album out next month is called Moonchild. According to this piece she cites Robert Fripp as one of her influences and, if you read on, she apparently experiences cyclothymic moods!
Saluting King Crimson At The Crescent :: Posted by Sid Smith on Tue., Oct 25, 2011 Check out this review of the 2OAPT turn in Phoenix.
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Anglo is a prefix indicating a relation to the Angles, England, the English people, or the English language, such as in the term "Anglo-Saxon language". It is often used alone, somewhat loosely, to refer to people of British Isles descent in The Americas, New Zealand, Australia and Southern Africa. It is also used, both in English-speaking and non-English-speaking countries, to refer to Anglophone people of other European origins.
Anglo is a Late Latin prefix used to denote English- in conjunction with another toponym or demonym. The word is derived from Anglia, the Latin name for England, and still the modern name of its eastern region. Anglia and England both mean Land of the Angles, a Germanic people originating in the north German peninsula of Angeln.
It is also often used to refer to 'British' in historical and other contexts after the Acts of Union 1707, for example such as in the Anglo-Dutch Treaty of 1824, where in later years agreement was between the British government and the Dutch, not an English government. Typical examples of this use are also shown below, where non-English people from the British Isles are classified as being English.
Anglo is not an easily defined term. For traditionalists, there are linguistic problems with using the word as an adjective or noun on its own. For example, the purpose of the -o ending is to enable the formation of a compound term (for example Anglo-Saxon meaning of Angle and Saxon origin), so there is only an apparent parallelism between, for example, Latino and Anglo. However, a semantic change has taken place in many English-speaking regions so that in informal usage the meanings listed below are common.
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Specialized usage [edit]
Australia [edit]
In Australia, "Anglo" is used as part of the terms Anglo-Australian and Anglo-Celtic, which refer to the majority of Australians, who are of English and/or Scottish, Welsh or Irish descent.[1]
Canada [edit]
In Canada, and especially in Canadian French, the terms anglophone, Anglo-Canadian or simply 'anglo', are widely used to designate someone whose mother tongue is English, as contrasted to francophones, whose mother tongue is French and to allophones, whose with a mother tongue is a language other than English or French. (In Quebec, the word anglophone or 'anglo' refers to English-speaking Quebecers in both English and French.) Anglo-Metis is also sometimes used to refer to a historical ethnic group.
Israel [edit]
Immigrants from English-speaking countries are sometimes referred to as Anglos.[2]
New Zealand [edit]
Anglo in New Zealand refers to anyone who is of British Isles (Anglo-Celtic) ancestry, although the more popular term for them, as well as for any New Zealander of European origins, is Pākehā, a Māori term used by the indigenous Polynesian people.
Scotland [edit]
In Scotland the term Anglo-Scot, often shortened to "Anglo", is used to refer to people born in England with Scottish ancestry, or more rarely, people born in Scotland with English ancestry.
Southern Africa [edit]
In South Africa, Anglo-South African[citation needed] is used for predominantly British-descended, English-speaking white people, who are contrasted with the Dutch-descended Afrikaners. Use of Anglo occurs elsewhere in former British colonies in Africa which have sizeable British communities, including Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Kenya. However, the term "Anglo" is more heavily used in South Africa than in these other countries because of the need to distinguish between two sizable yet distinct groups of white people.
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In some parts of the United States Anglo-American is shortened to Anglo and applied to White Americans who are not of Hispanic or Latino origin, and sometimes to those who are not of French origin – although this criterion is based on specific linguistic considerations and limited to Louisiana and parts of Texas.[3] It is to be noted however that white Americans of French or French-Canadian descent who are not Cajun and whose first and usual language is English are usually considered part of the Anglo group without further distinction. Even in areas outside of Louisiana where a large segment of the white population is of French descent such as New England and parts of the Midwest, they are not considered a distinct cultural entity from other Caucasians.
In the Southwest United States, Anglo, short for Anglo American, is used, erroneously, as a synonym for Non-Hispanic Whites; that is, all European Americans (except Latin Americans), most of whom speak the English language but are not necessarily of English descent. If language is taken into consideration the term Anglo-American also excludes Franco-Americans such as the Cajuns of Louisiana, but would include them when language is excluded as a criteria. The term Anglo has been regularly used by mainstream media such as the Los Angeles Times usually in broad reference to non-Hispanic, English-speaking White Americans of European descent.
However, it is also possible to find usage of Anglo in contrast with Jewish.[4] In addition, some non-Hispanics whites in the United States who speak English but are not of English ancestry do not identify with the term Anglo and in some cases find the term offensive. For instance, some Cajuns in south Louisiana use the term to refer to area whites who do not have Francophone backgrounds. Irish Americans, the second largest ethnic group in the United States following German-Americans, also sometimes take umbrage at being called "Anglo."[5][6]
See also [edit]
- Anglosphere
- Anglo-African
- Anglo-Burmese
- Anglo-Celtic
- Anglo-Indian
- Anglo-Irish
- Anglophilia
- Anglophobia
- Anglo-Saxon
- Anglo-Scottish border
- Anglo-Boer War
- Angles
References [edit]
- ^ "1301.0 – Year Book Australia, 1995". Retrieved 2008-06-24.
- ^ "Israel Anglo File news, Israel diplomatic map".
- ^ "Anglo – Definitions from Dictionary.com; American Heritage Dictionary". Lexico Publishing Group, LLC. Archived from the original on 15 March 2008. Retrieved 2008-03-29.
- ^ "A Party Divided? Jewish and Latino Democrats have long stood on common ground. But tensions are starting to show between old-line liberals and conservative newcomers." by Peter Savodnik. Los Angeles Times, 14 May 2006[1]
- ^ "The Irish-Mexican Thing" by Julie Reynolds. El Andar Magazine, March 1996.[2]
- ^ "Don't Call Me Late For Dinner, And Please Don't Call Me Anglo." Letter to the editor, The Arizona Republic, 4 August 1992


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Riverside grad Lane Robilotto had six catches for 65 yards for John Carroll.
-- Riverside graduate Anthony Bilal became Lake Erie's single-season rushing and all-purpose yardage leader, but the visiting Storm were dominated by Tiffin (3-8, 2-8 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference), 34-14.
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-- No. 24 Baldwin Wallace had a potential winning field goal blocked, and No. 11 Heidelberg earned a key OAC win, 35-34.
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-- Host No. 5 Ashland (11-0, 10-0) posted a 635-157 edge in total offense en route to a 65-0 win over Notre Dame College in GLIAC action.
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-- Kent State gained 400 of its 546 total yards on the ground as the Golden Flashes won their eighth straight game, defeating host Miami (Ohio), 48-32, in Mid-American Conference action.
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Hi Gluggers,
We've got some great news for you in the form of June's Summer event, we're back at Cargo, Shoreditch on Thursday 27th!
Yes it's time for more beers, more fun and hopefully some sunshine. We're going to be having special Glug cocktails on the terrace and burgers in the baking heat that is London in June. Well maybe.
We're also moving back to the old format of one single ticket price of £7 for everyone. Yes it's been great at the old Town Hall but we think the summer months are better spent Cargo with all their outside space and bars. Plus we're introducing a bit of a British Summer Fêtevibe with a host of stalls throughout the outside areas.
RSVP / BUY TICKETS HERE NOW before they sell out!
Anyway, without further ado here's the theme for June
"Creative Startups" celebrates all the new talent, start-ups, new business, up and coming talent and well established big hitters like Morag Myerscough in there too, as they talk about setting up, the challenges and the stuff you never get to hear about.
Speaking in the talks room we have (15 mins each so short and snappy):
Introduction by co-host Jenny Theolin Founder, Soapbox & Sons
Morag Myerscough, Founder, Studio Myerscough
Nick Couch, Founder, Desk Camping
Helen Cowley, Founder, Dutch Uncle
Jessica Dance & Robert Muller, Founders, Get Müllered & Dance
Emma Taylor. Founder, Creative Advice Network
Rik Lomas & Amelia Humfress. Founders, steer.me
Elise, Artist, www.e-l-i-s-e.com
Paul Batterham, Founder, www.thisispaper.co.uk
Plus in the rest of the venue we have Stalls and Pop ups to enjoy including the wonderful:
Paola & Stella, La Coppola, www.wearepopup.com/p/paola/
La Coppola makes organic, seasonal, artisan gelato as well as traditional Sicilian granita with locally sourced ingredients.
Yoni Alter, yonialter.bigcartel.com
Graphic artist from London exhibiting prints.
Matt Burke, www.burkeswerks.com
Showcasing some of his illustration work as well as the interactive poster project – "Done"
Denise Proctor, www.NOISEfestival.com
The national NOISE charity increases the social and economical mobility of young talented people across the UK irrespective of their social and economic status, education or physical ability.
Si Crowhurst, scoopt.com
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Seija Chowdhury, www.mohalondon.com
A Graphic Designer who started Moha last year. Now sells on "Not On The High Street", and other outlets in Camden and the Isle of Wight.
Yes Gluggers it's going to be awesome, so get your tickets now.
NB: Please note, for those of you that haven't been to a Glug @Cargo, the talks room can only hold 300 or so people so not everyone can get in at one time. That said if you're desperate to see them all it's first come first served, people will go in and out though throughout the evening. The rest of us will be outside enjoining the beer and sunshine.
Entry price also includes a drink or a burger, hurrah!
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Bought this 134k 01/X car for £800 from a local backstreet dealer. Wanted a cheap runaround for town use. Bodywork a little tatty but nothing too major. Engine and interior fine, A few faults that I will fix myself with breakers-yard parts, e.g. broken passenger window motor, worn passenger window sealing strip, broken aerial, noisy heater fan, one failed rear speaker. Handling is great. Think old-school GTi. Very little body roll despite height. Steering very vague and you need to concentrate to stop it running wide on fast corners. Can catch you out if you turn too fast on a roundabout. Clutch is imprecise (although mine needs changing). Gearbox can be notchy in 1st and 2nd. However, smooth enough in higher gears. Driving position excellent (me - 5'9" male, Size 9 boots to drive in). Seats excellent. Interior practicality excellent. Best drinks holders/storage I have come across. Good headlights. Poor sun visors. Indicaors on right stalk which is a pain. Very bad urban ride. Crashes into potholes and over speed-bumps. However, very good to excellent on smooth roads. Indicator stalk self-stops too readilt. This, plus the steering makes you have to concentrate at junctions/r'bouts. However, out of town, it's a hoot. 1.3 VVTI engine is a gem. Revs hard and can sound great. Faster than you'd think. Cruises in 4th at 30MPH! Acceleration fast when revved. Looks better than most superminis. Big boot when seats down. Hard-wearing interior. Brilliant heater.
I inherited my 53 plate Ignis in September 2004 with only 4000 miles on the odometer since then I have added another 51632 almost trouble free miles myself. The car is used daily for the 40 mile round trip to work and back and has never let me down. The rear seats fold down to make an almost van size load space, 600x 600 kitchen apliances are easily accomodated and I have found the roof bars with their detachable rack to be more than capable of hauling the odd flat pack wardrobe home from IKEA etc. I have had only 4 small problems with the the car. 1.The rear screen demister has not worked since I have owned the car but in fairness I never bothered to try to find out why. 2. The off side front wheel bearing failed at only 35000 miles (cost £95 00 to be replaced along with MOT test at local garage) 3.The exaust hanger hooks corroded from the otherwise sound system the exhaust now hangs from two jubilee clips (cost £2.50 fitted ) 4. the ABS light comes on and stays on at any speed over 35 mph I took the car to my local Suzuki dealership to be diagnosed on their equipment (cost 48.00 )fault identified as failed off side front wheel sensor cost to replace the complete drive shaft joints etc. £440.00 fitted, the parts it seems are not available seperateley. Altogether the Ignis would never have even been on my list as a day to day runaround but it has proved to be a most reliable and usefull tool indeed.
I purchased my Ignis 5 dr 1.3GL new in 2002. I have covered 36,000 miles.The negatives are It does give a bouncy ride on rough roads, strong cross winds can make the steering twitchy,rattly passenger seat when nobody is sitting in it.Positives are nothing has gone wrong with it and it has never let me down.Its a great little workhorse.Getting in and out of it is easy and loading in the rear door is also very easy.Running costs are low.It seems to be one of those cars you love or hate,I love it and so does my wife.Looking forward to buying the next one.
This is my second ever car and it's a joy to drive. Looks like a baby Range Rover, very sturdy. Excellent acceleration, very quiet engine. Only gripe is that it can be heavy on the petrol consumption. Looks the bizz though and out performs a lot of other cars on the road
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Now in year six of production, the Chevrolet Colorado gets a few upgrades for 2009, the most significant of which is a V8 engine option. Other improvements are the new ZQ8 sport suspension package, larger wheels and tires for the Z71 suspension package, and a revised antilock braking system. In addition, the Sport Appearance Package is now standard on all base models. The 2009 Chevrolet Colorado is a compact pickup available with 2- or 4-wheel drive in three body-style configurations: regular cab, extended cab and crew cab. The new V8 engine is a 5.3L V8 capable of 300 hp and 320 lb-ft of torque, while the standard 2.9L 4-cylinder makes 185 hp and 190 lb-ft of torque. 5-speed manual transmission is a Chevy Colorado standard feature on the 4 cylinders, with a 4-speed automatic optional, while the 5-cylinders come with automatic transmission. EPA fuel estimates are 18 mpg city/24 mpg hwy for a 4-cylinder regular cab, down to 16 mpg city/22 mpg hwy on a 4WD crew cab with the inline-5 engine.
The Colorado isn't as refined or quiet as some of its competitors, but it stands out in the market as one of the most fuel-efficient pickups available, and if you keep the equipment simple it's one of the most affordable. With so many different configurations, it's easy to find one that suits you best, and the longer six-foot bed is among the longest available in its class.
The Colorado has a new V-8 option on extended and crew cab models, standard Stabilitrak stability control, improved braking, better fuel economy, and a number of new features for 2009. Solar Ray tinted glass is now standard on some models and XM Satellite Radio is newly standard on all Colorados.
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Date: Wednesday, July 11, 2012 - 6:00 PM
Casanova: Avaritia #1 Book Release and Signing with Matt Fraction
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The third volume of Matt Fraction's psychedelic super-spy series has reached its conclusion and Floating World Comics is proud to celebrate the release of the trade paperback. What started as Matt's take on a Diabolik/James Bond homage quickly took on a life of its own and is now regarded as Fraction's magnum opus in the making.
The world's sexiest and savviest superspy is back, killing his way from dimension to dimension in a high-stakes, action-packed adventure. The true identity of megasuperdupervillain Newman Xeno is now known to Casanova Quinn and E.M.P.I.R.E. – which means our man Casanova is now a pan-dimensional killer with one target hiding in an infinitely complex sprawl of realities.
Casanova: Avaritia answers every question (almost), solves every riddle (kind of), and explains absolutely everything you ever wanted to know about the world of Casanova (in a way). Casanova Quinn, hated on all sides by tyrant and hero alike, must flee from time and space, aim one batch of enemies at the other, kill everybody and save everything simultaneously. Don't be afraid: you are an apocalypse dreaming of butterflies + the first part of reincarnation is dying…
Matt Fraction is Portland resident that, aside from Casanova, writes Defenders, Hawkeye, The Mighty Thor, and the Eisner-Award winning Invincible Iron Man.


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Viking Jesus Live
For those who may not know, Mike Niemietz, but now mostly known as VIKING JESUS, thanks to Tommy played at the St. Charles, Illinois concert; he rocked a combination of Doom/Pokemon and did OWA with Tommy. Since then he has been gaining more attention from the masses and thus a little star was born; sorry if that sounded too cute.
Just recently he has posted a video about himself and plans to make more in the future. - Click here for the first episode. Not to mention he also has a Facebook page - VGLVikingJesus He does say there might be a possibility that he may reappear in the future, but nothing is set in stone. |
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QUOTE=Songbird;40376]He does say there might be a possibility that he may reappear in the future, but nothing is set in stone.[/quote]
Confirmed by Tommy, that the Viking will be Jesus'ing @ the LA show. PS: VANCOUVEER WANTS THE VIKING
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Viking Jesus answered my questions in his latest episode! Most of them were about E3 and other random things. One of them was this
Whats the food like? Yes I asked about food of all things, but I was curious considering probably Ill never go to an E3; actually, I have, but that was just the virtual version on Playstation Home.
Those who are interested in Viking Jesus lore here is his report of how everything came to be; seriously, its a good read. The Rise of Viking Jesus And heres a video of the fictional? version. Without expanding the description can anyone guess which game the second song comes from? THE BIRTH OF VIKING JESUS Now if for some reason you haven't watched his videos not only will he be in the E3 concert, but he'll also be at the E3 Expo doing whatever a game journalist does. That whole experience will be in his next episode so stay tuned. |
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The management role may seem like one exclusively cordoned off to those with an age of experience under their belts, those that have rose up the ladder step by step and those that have been about long enough to have the company values embedded thoroughly into their mind set. But it's said that it's observation, not old age that brings wisdom, and if you observe and absorb the right lessons, you can be an incomparably successful manager no matter how old or experienced you are. Break down the barriers with these ideas and become the best you can be.
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The Crazy Lady with the Wheelchair at Kennedy Plaza
The woman in the middle of this threesome, unofficially known as "Crazy Lady", used to hang around with "Half-man", a guy that had both legs removed. They would take turns sharing a motorized wheelchair and roll around Downtown providence aimlessly until the shelter opened its doors at 7pm. Continue reading
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1. Delivary of the Cedartown Standard will be delayed for election results of the primary runoff scheduled for today.
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Gallery Folders | CommentsYour cosplays are just fantastic! Amazing work and, thank you for sharing! You'd be a wonderful model to draw.
I want to do some more supergirl manips but I need some supergirl stock to use. I give my models hi res and full rights to use anything I create using their stocks. I need some hi res supergirl pics do you you have any you would be willing to let me use?
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Three civil engineers with cutting edge specialties have opened offices in a historic house in the heart of Fuquay-Varina.
Donald L. Curry, Jr., president of The Curry Engineering Group, PLLC, Stacey A. Smith, president of Smith-Gardner and Joan A. Smyth, senior hydrogeologist with Smith-Gardner, are settling into the old Dr. J. R. Edwards home the two companies have purchased and renovated.
It's not the first time Smith and Curry have sought out an old house in which to locate their modern engineering services. They have other offices in the Boylan Heights area in Raleigh where they restored a spacious old home dating to 1910.
No one knows exactly when the house in Fuquay-Varina was constructed, but a deed recorded in February of 1918 shows that Dr. Edwards, one of the town's first dentists, purchased two lots on which the house was to stand from J. Beale Johnson and wife, Mame, for $3,750.
The house itself, originally a clapboard structure, was built just off Main Street near the site of today's Ann's Diamond Center, originally the first Bank of Fuquay (now Fidelity Bank) building.
None of the good doctor's descendants knows just how the move from Main Street a block back to Fuquay Avenue was accomplished, but they do know Edwards had a basement dug and a layer of brick laid over the clapboard exterior. He also had a garage built, a small house for the groundskeeper and gardener and a stone fireplace for outdoor cookouts.
All three of the engineers with offices in the Edwards house live in, or near, Fuquay-Varina. They opened offices here in a leased building on Spring Avenue in 2010. Soon thereafter they noticed that the Edwards house appeared to be vacant; however, it had no "for sale" sign out front. They sought out the owners, heirs of the late Waverly Akins, who bought the building to house his law offices.
In an interview last week, Curry said he and his colleagues like old houses, the high ceilings, hardwood floors, the old fixtures and fancy floor tiles they sometimes find in bathrooms and kitchens. They told the Akins family of their interests, and a sale agreement was reached.
The engineers then plunged into renovations, removing false ceilings to reveal the original 10-foot high ceilings, putting insulation in walls and ceilings where none had been before, removing a mammoth furnace from the basement by taking it out in pieces, painting the rooms throughout and designing a new look with multiple columns for the front.
Curry said last week it has been exciting for those doing the renovating to see local people excited about what's taking place. Among those most interested are grandchildren of Dr. and Mrs. Edwards, including Becky Medlin and Charlotte Mangum. Both remember playing there, especially in the attic, described by Becky as like something from a storybook. She remembers musical instruments, trunks and other stowed goods that fascinated children.
Another memory Ms. Medlin shares is of sitting on the front porch on Sunday evenings with her grandparents listening to the then-youthful evangelist Oral Roberts holding forth at the Full Gospel Tabernacle several blocks away.
The engineers plan to hold an open house sometime soon to show the community what they have done.
As for the "new" services the engineers have brought to town: Stacey Smith works primarily with the solid waste industry. His company, Smith-Gardner, has clients in states up and down the eastern seaboard. He can point to one local client. At the Holly Springs landfill, he is involved in a process for extracting gas from the landfill and using it to run large generators that produce electricity for sale to Progress Energy (now Duke Energy).
The Smith-Gardner company is described on its web page as an "industry-leading solid waste consulting engineering firm committed to delivering sound, innovative solid waste solutions."
Ms Smyth, who has an office in the Edwards house here, is a senior hydrogeologist with Smith-Gardner. Originally from a small town on Long Island, she attended Northern Arizonia University. A work opportunity brought her to North Carolina in 1992. Her work, too, is mostly with the solid waste industry.
She says the first time she visited Fuquay-Varina, she knew she wanted to live here. Now she does. And since she moved, she has found an old friend from high school days living here too. The two women have reconnected and are enjoying the friendship again.
Curry works more with commercial and residential projects and sometimes airports doing site design. One of his current local clients is the company building a nursing home just off the newest leg of the Judd Parkway beltline around town. He and his wife, Fuquay-Varina native Julie Betts Curry, live between Cary and Fuquay-Varina.
Smith first came to know Fuquay-Varina while working for S.T. Wooten, the company hired by the NC Department of Transportation to widen Highway 401, the project that involved building the new railroad bridge at Five Points. He liked the town.
Now he and his family live in Miller's Creek.
While Smith and Curry are both N.C. State graduates, they didn't get to know each other until both had been in the work world for several years. By that time Curry was making plans to start his own business; Smith was president of Smith-Gardner, a group that had been started by NC State professor, G. N. Richardson, who had since retired.
The two have maintained their own businesses but have shared a building providing office space, first in Raleigh and now in Fuquay-Varina.
As for other interests they have in common: "We both like old houses," says Smith.