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and being a kid didn't suck, it was great because life was so much simpler and you had no real problems or obligations, which is probably why we look back upon all these things so fondly. we associate the freedom and carefree attitude of childhood with those things.
that beings said, nobody ought to wish to remain a child forever, because as you grow and mature you realize that childish things are just that: childish things. still, that's no reason not to look back upon childhood fondly.
but to actually wish to go back to it, that seems more like regret than nostalgia.
I think the late 80's and 90's were a good time to be a kid because that era would seem to be the little fun period between international communism coming to a close and the darkness of 9/11. For the older gen-x types it was ironic and boring, but for kids I remember it seeming to be optimistic.
And the food! There was the Arch Deluxe! The McDLT! Clear beer! Bud Ice!
And thank god for pagers! And * 69! And call waiting! If it weren't for those, how else could bored soccer moms stalk their kids every second of every single day, interrupting their conversations, and even caller ID their friends?!
And the computers back then, so state of the art, with such exquisite design. Beige on beige with more beige. Sexy beige boxes that took up two-thirds of a desk. And modems! Weren't modem awesome?! With a wall phone that you had to unhook to switch out a 25' phone cable running across the room, you got to spend 20 minutes dialing into AOL, then 45 minutes waiting for an email to load with an ASCII "SURPRISE!!! YOU JUST GOT HIT BY THE FIRST SNOWBALL OF SUMMER!!! SEND THIS SNOWBALL TO TEN OTHER FRIENDS!!!" message sent by your nerd aunt, all while getting charged $3 a minute by the phone company.
Yeah, the 80s and 90s were the fucking pinnacle of Western Society.
Only, you forgot one element. Cartoon Network's Space Ghost Coast to Coast.
Oh well, nostalgia is a strong and stirring emotion, and many people are uncomfortable with it, because of its nature, sometimes a yearning to go back and live life as you idealize it to have been... but every once and a while, it's a sharper feeling when you know that what used to be was truly special, and good.
No one really missed the 80's till the 2000's. 90's were being missed since the 2000's start. (Proof is just how quick I love the 90's came out and trivial pursuit 90's edition came out right around we went into Iraq in 2003) 2000's has been one problem after another, from the controversy of the Election, 9/11, being stuck in Afghanistan and Iraq, enormous natural disasters including Katrina and the worst economic crash since the depressing. Then you have technology penetrating every aspect of our lives possible, there really is no existing safe havens left.
We now have a massive Oil spill and the recent coal mine accident. A President who has not lived up to almost any hype that was built around him(at least yet.) And it doesn't help morale when popular cultural icons seem to be dieing left and right.
I bet people in the 30's and early 40's were quick to start missing the 20's. Sure, booze were tougher to get legally and you had the gangsters (which organized crime actually gave the 20's the lowest violent crime rate in American history. Since the Gangs only aimed for cops and each other. They wanted public favor on their side.) But it was great time to live compare to the coming disasters that would happen in the next decade and half.


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While there's strong demand in science, education and health fields, arts and humanities flounder. Median wages for those with bachelor's degrees are down from 2000, hit by technological changes that are eliminating midlevel jobs such as bank tellers. Most future job openings are projected to be in lower-skilled positions such as home health aides, who can provide personalized attention as the U.S. population ages.
Andrew Sum, director of the Center for Labor Market Studies at Northeastern University who analyzed the numbers, said many people with a bachelor's degree face a double whammy of rising tuition and poor job outcomes. "Simply put, we're failing kids coming out of college," he said, emphasizing that when it comes to jobs, a college major can make all the difference. "We're going to need a lot better job growth and connections to the labor market, otherwise college debt will grow."
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After earning a biology degree last May, the only job he could find was as a construction worker for five months before he quit to focus on finding a job in his academic field. He applied for positions in laboratories but was told they were looking for people with specialized certifications."I thought that me having a biology degree was a gold ticket for me getting into places, but every other job wants you to have previous history in the field," he said. Edwards, who has about $5,500 in student debt, recently met with a career counselor at Middle Tennessee State University. The counselor's main advice: Pursue further education.
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A pretty good article for the most part, not too much pro status quo fluff. One of the things it downplays though is the fact that even for people with a STEM (Science, Tech, Engineering, Math) degree things are getting pretty tough right now. Paid internships are vanishing rapidly to be replaced by neo-slavery unpaid internships which do little to educate or advance employees, they mostly end up doing the bottom rung work that normally OJT's would be doing, only for free.
Which of course is driving down wages...just like I expected years ago. This will only get worse as time goes on.
If you follow Derek Lowe's blog he talks about this often, though from a bio-tech perspective. http://pipeline.corante.com/archives/2012/07/09/scientist_shortage_the_media_starts_to_catch_on.php


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Given that the sun began shining here in Northern California only two weeks ago, it is hard for me to believe that autumnal clothing will enter the stores this month. I have to admit that fall is my favorite season despite my indifference to American football, and that is because of the palette and the textures.
I would have been happy pretending that summer will last forever, as it comes close to doing here those years that it begins in April as it ought. But I was reminded of the coming season by the best photo of a fall item that I have seen in 2010. The pictured merino wool Fair Isle sleeveless pullover from Ireland's Inis Meáin Knitting Company is almost enough to warrant a trip to some spot in the southern hemisphere where a tweed jacket and said knitwear could pair happily with gray flannel trousers and a glass of single malt.
If we wait long enough, everything becomes new again, and it appears as though Fair Isle knitwear will be coming back into its own this year, in versions with a nicer hand than the traditional woolens. Not that popularity matters all that much with the classics.
I love this piece, and they are making one with my name on it. Metaphorically speaking, that is.
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- Tim said...
You're playing my tune. Very nice.
- July 4, 2010 at 9:23:00 AM PDT
- Laguna Beach Trad said...
Beautiful. It's been unseasonably cool here recently and a Fair Isle would have come in handy.
- July 4, 2010 at 11:24:00 AM PDT
- Robin said...
Are you going to sell any Fair Isle sweaters in your ASW store this year?
I meant to order one of the vests that Drakes had last year, but never got around to it before they took them off their site. - July 4, 2010 at 11:44:00 AM PDT
- Will said...
Yes Robin, I will have a couple patterns next month.
- July 4, 2010 at 11:52:00 AM PDT
- Brummagem Joe said...
"Yes Robin, I will have a couple patterns next month."
.....from Inis? I went on their site via your link and couldn't see this pullover which looks very nice. Brooks Bros actually had some very nice ones last fall but they rapidly disappeared which suggests they were popular. I'm going to London in a couple of weeks but since all the stores will be having their summer sales I don't suppose I'll see any so will keep an eye open for yours. - July 4, 2010 at 2:52:00 PM PDT
- Will said...
Yes Joe, from Inis. Support your local blogger. :-)
- July 4, 2010 at 4:16:00 PM PDT
- Chris said...
I hope the pullover pictured is one of them! I don't normally go for Fair Isle but this one is subdued and in its own way elegant. As you say it would pair well with Scotch. Looking forward to seeing your new offerings.
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CHRISBELLAMYISuniquely qualified to write a readable and authoritative account of the 'Russian war'. A professor of military science at Cranfield University, he has produced important works on security affairs, a number of them on the Russian military, past and present. He has a professional grasp of the theory and technology of warfare. Finally, unlike most historians of his generation, Bellamy has a personal experience of armed conflict; in the 1990s he worked as a journalist for The Independentin the Middle East, the Balkans and, most notably, Chechnya. After a long discussion (seven chapters) of the prelude to the June 1941 invasion, Bellamy proceeds to lay out in detail the campaigns of 1941 and 1942. He explains effectively both why the Red Army was caught by surprise and how it fought back. He discusses 'conventional' combat at the front as well as the often neglected security situation in the rear. The treatment avoids over-detailed battlefield narrative, and is broken up into manageable sections. The many maps for these campaigns are really outstanding. So far so good, but there are also significant missed opportunities. Although the book is thoroughly footnoted and makes extensive use of Russian-language material, the source base is limited. It is difficult to do archival research in the Russian Federation, and for such a vast topic such research is scarcely practical. But the use of published archival documents here is also more selective than it need have been. Much use is made of the six-volume collection of NKVD documents, Organy gosudarstvennoi bezopasnosti SSSR v Velikoi otechestvennoi voine (1995–2002), and of some smaller collections, notably on the Battle of Moscow and the Blockade of Leningrad. But citation of the extremely important two-volume collection of documents on the start of the war, 1941 god (1996), apparently comes only second-hand through Constantine Pleshakov's monograph, Stalin's Folly(2005). There is no use (or mention) of what is now an indispensable source, the collection of command and other documents published in the series Russkii arkhivin the 1990s. This collection comprises some twenty volumes, each 500 pages long, including, for example, five volumes relating to Stalin's Stavka. Also missing are important new collections of diplomatic discussions, notably those edited by Oleg Rzheshevskii on British–Soviet negotiations. The memoir material is only dipped into, although effective use is made throughout the
book of the insightful recollections of the Soviet diplomat V M Berezhkov (1994) and the unexpurgated version of Marshal Rokossovskii's account (2002). The use of secondary sources is also quite selective. The Romanian official history (in Romanian) is included in the bibliography, but none of the Russian official histories. Also missing are a number of recent Western books, such as Stalin's Wars (2006)by Geoffrey Roberts, now the definitive treatment of Soviet wartime diplomacy, or Zetterling and Frankson's important analytical study, Kursk 1943(2000). The other general problem with Absolute War, and one that will be more evident to the non-specialist, is the chronological coverage. This book has twenty chapters and 687 pages of text excluding notes and bibliography. The narrative does not get to the German invasion until the start of Chapter 6. The next six chapters (7–12) cover six months of 1941. After one chapter each on the 1941–44 blockade of Leningrad and on inter-Allied relations, there are two long chapters on 1942, and one on the July 1943 Battle of Kursk. The period from the autumn of 1943 to May 1945 is squashed into two sketchy chapters taking up a mere 75 pages. This is the time when the Red Army defeated the Wehrmacht and drove it back across western Russia and central Europe, establishing Soviet hegemony for fifty years. A critical event like the collapse of the Axis Romanian front in 1944, which opened a whole new theatre in the Danube and Balkan regions, is dealt with in less than a paragraph. To take another example, there is virtually nothing about the huge campaign in East Prussia in the winter of 1944–45, which was much costlier for the Red Army than the 'Berlin operation'; Köönigsberg does not even appear in the index. If the aim is really, as the author states, to know how the Soviet war was 'run' as well as how it was 'won', then surely we have to understand how the Red Army's massive and longranging mobile campaigns of 1943–45 developed. The logarithmic approach of Absolute War may have come about because the author, like the Wehrmacht, was gradually worn down by the expanse of Russian front. Bellamy states, at the very end, that the book 'has concentrated on the critical years of 1941 and 1942, when the very survival of Soviet Russia hung in the balance'. After Kursk in 1943, 'it was only a matter of time'. This approach might have been good enough back in 1965 for Alan Clark's now antique Barbarossa. It will not do for a book in 2007 that aspires (to quote the dust jacket) to be 'the definitive history of this cruellest of conflicts'. Overall, despite the reservations outlined, Chris Bellamy's book has much to recommend it, certainly for the first two years of the war (and for the lead-up to the invasion). For this period even specialists will read it with profit. Bellamy does not go in for broad judgements, but the early idea of anchoring the book around Clausewitz's notion of 'absolute war' was an inspired one. To order this book at £24, see LR Bookshop on page 37
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Evidence is growing that many Tea Parties around the country are being subverted by those who neither share our values or the values on which this country is founded, and that they are paying lip service to them while manipulating the Tea Parties to dilute their effect (Democratic hacks, Libertarian dupes, Republican opportunists, or even very likely the police, by the way), or simply using them as a cash cow for any end you can imagine.Or, as one organizer of a "Tea Party" wrote to another OActivist,
I'm sure you're aware the focus of the Tea Parties is limited government, fiscal responsibility and free markets. Individual rights certainly doesn't contradict any of those key points but I don't feel it fits ....One of those slogans (none is specific or well-defined enough to call it a goal) is "fiscal responsibility." "Fiscal responsibility" is also the main slogan of ongoing proposals and campaigns, in several US states (and also at the federal level) to raise taxes (yes, I know that "fiscal responsibility" may also mean "cut spending," but Christian Republicans are not about to give up on the Christian principle that "we all have a responsibility to help the less fortunate.") And the claim that a campaign to raise taxes "does not contradict individual rights" could only be made by someone who has no idea of what rights are.
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I have a guest blogger today. Kari Woolf, GroupWise Product Marketing Manager, discusses the cost of migration and provides you and your organization some great data so that your organization can make the wise choice - Upgrade to GroupWise 2012!
In 1971, the first ever email was sent. Just forty-one years later, email is the industry standard for corporate communication, with the average corporate user sending and receiving 112 emails per day. With this communication tool so critical to any business's bottom line, the list of valid reasons to disrupt it are few and far between. Enterprises considering migrating from Novell GroupWise to Microsoft Exchange should consider what it means in terms of costs and business disruption. It's not just about the hardware and licensing, IT needs to consider the IT opportunity cost as well as overall user productivity.
Why tie up an IT department with a new email solution when there are many more business-critical projects they can focus on? After all, it can cost a 5,000-seat organization more than $40,000 to migrate – and that's just for the IT labor to rebuild the email environment, replace third-party applications, test performance and re-configure a mobile email client. You'll also need to train your staff on the new email product—and all related systems. And let's talk about what migration really costs from a licensing perspective. You won't just pay for licenses per user; you'll also pay for resource licenses (conference rooms, projectors, etc.), third-party migration tool licenses and per-user Client Access Licenses (CALs) for both Exchange Server and Windows Server. Add in the costs to re-license or convert your add-on products such as anti-virus/anti-spam, backup, mobility and team collaboration tools, and you can easily more than double your licensing costs. What does it all mean? A potential $2 million licensing spend for a 5,000-user migration.
Hold on to your wallets – we haven't even discussed the unavoidable hardware costs yet. Did you know that two Exchange servers are generally needed for every GroupWise server? Here are a few other hidden costs:
- Exponential increase in storage resources to accommodate Exchange's multi-copy message store
- Exchange only runs on 64-bit hardware, so you can trash any 32-bit systems
- Already have 64-bit hardware? Too bad, email retention regulations won't let you repurpose them for Exchange
- Redundant hardware so that Exchange and GroupWise can run simultaneously during the migration process
And once you've committed to all of these hardware, licensing, training and labor costs, be prepared to lose at least $250,000 in user productivity during the migration – even if it's just a total of two hours.
What about the end-user?
Maybe you've considered all of this and are still not convinced. Try thinking about it from a personal experience perspective. Updates to simple things like Facebook can cause an uproar when users have to learn new functions and features. Imagine the frustration enterprise employees will feel as they have to learn to navigate an entire new email system—something they rely on to stay productive every minute of the day. And not everything is a simple matter of user retraining. GroupWise users are accustomed to capabilities like granular message tracking, recurring appointment flexibility, simple folder shares and advanced calendaring features. These tools drive organizational productivity every day, and they simply aren't as robust (or, in some cases, even available) in Exchange.
Further impacting the user experience, unlike GroupWise, Exchange creates copies of messages for each and every recipient. Not only does this affect the IT staff that needs to store, manage back up and archive all those duplicate copies, but the end-user is impacted with constant storage messages. No one wants their day interrupted because they've exceeded maximum storage and need to delete messages before they can resume actual productivity.
Migration costs can vary from organization to organization, but a better idea is enhancing GroupWise at a fraction of that cost and putting migration funds to better use on more strategic IT projects. Check out what's new with GroupWise 2012 and how it will meet your enterprise mobile and social needs, and be sure to look at what's on the horizon too. For more information on migration costs, download our white paper on the costs and disruptions of migrating from GroupWise to Exchange.
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GroupWise migration tools.....
Submitted by mpatchett4 on 8 August 2012 - 4:22pm.
I am getting ready to migrate a school from Exchange 2003 to GroupWise 2012, but my problem is that in testing, the "current" migration tool did not function for GW 2012. I initially tested with GW 8 and it appeared to work correctly, but then GW 2012 was released and I installed it from scratch and prepared for the migration. However, the migration tool doesn't seem to like GW 2012 - it dies saying it can't find the post office. Migrating to GW 2012 to me makes sense, but without the toolset to do it, very few people will try. (others might purchase a third party tool, but why should they, it should come with the product in my opinion). NOTE: the "current" migration tool is for GroupWise 7 SP1, and you can only use a system with Outlook 2003 installed (2007 and 2010 are not supported and don't function).
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Re: GroupWise Migration tools...
Submitted by dlythgoe on 9 August 2012 - 9:21am.
Great to hear about this migration to GroupWise - we have been hearing them more and more with GroupWise 2012. We are looking at our toolset and seeing what we should be providing. Thanks for your comments.
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If Migration from GW2012 to Office365 (Cloud services from MS)?
Submitted by skoltogyan on 15 August 2012 - 9:14pm.
Exponential increase in storage resources to accommodate Exchange's multi-copy message store
Exchange only runs on 64-bit hardware, so you can trash any 32-bit systems
Already have 64-bit hardware? Too bad, email retention regulations won't let you repurpose them for Exchange
Redundant hardware so that Exchange and GroupWise can run simultaneously during the migration process
What about migrate from GW -> Office365 ( E3 ) .. In this case all in the MS Cloud Services (and Exchange).
in this case there is no need for the new equipment, new large volumes of Storage..
20$ per User/Year and have word+excel+PowerPoint+....+SharePont+Lync+Exchanhe..
What it is possible to give counterarguments?
How to prove, what migration from Gw2012 on Office365 the bad decision?
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Re: Migrating to Office 365...
Submitted by dlythgoe on 16 August 2012 - 12:16pm.
Many of the same costs still apply. Business Continuity, end-user productivity, migration tools, training, etc. We will be releasing more information regarding migrating to Cloud type offerings including Office365. In some cases, small businesses, for example, a cloud offering is difficult to beat simply looking at the numbers. However, just recently, we had an analyst tell us that most companies are either only moving a portion of their workforce to the cloud or pulling a bunch of their employees back to on-premise solutions.
Once you move past the simple cost arguments - you begin to explore the security aspects, the audit, eDiscovery challenges, the 'who owns/accesses' my data questions. The largest obstacle we are finding with many of our customers is that there simply is no 'integration' option in Cloud. If you don't purchase every single solution from the same Cloud provider, you either lose all integration between systems in the cloud or you lose all integration with systems that you keep on-premise with those you deploy in the cloud. By the way - there is no single cloud provider who offers all solutions OR worse - you can only have one cloud provider if you want any integration. We all know how that turns out....cheap at first, then the big invoice comes!
All the gains and efficiencies your organization has achieved go back to zero. Studies are now being published that many mid-to-medium organizations do not see any cost savings or very minimal and the ROI on the migration is seldom realized. Most large organizations can't justify the cost of migration.
Novell believes that a hybrid model will emerge as the best option for those customers who want to explore cloud offerings. A lot of companies have employee populations where cloud/hosted absolutely make sense. They also have populations where cloud/hosted cause more problems than it solves and usually costs more.
Hope that gives you some background and information.
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In my neck-of-the woods, Hippies still exist, but many think they are simply dirty, lazy vagrants. They're part of the landscape, and have been hanging around since the 60's. Some are young and arrive in town with backpacks and wear their hair in dreadlocks, some seem to be runaways, some are definitely bums, and there are some counter culture types that look and dress the part. All good, as far as I'm concerned. So take this silly test if you dare and find out, 'are you a hippie' too?
Neo-hippies are like traditional hippies of the 21stCentury, neo-hippies are political and motivated, but some people say that they are more interested in the fashion statement than the counter-culture movement.
In the 1960s, the word "hippie" was sometimes used as an insult. That is still true today, but the hippies have evolved and found new ways to thrive in our modern world. And we can all learn something from them.
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Man, 22, jumps to death from Hilton Glendale balcony, police say
May 14, 2013
A 22-year-old man on Monday jumped to his death from the top level of the Hilton Glendale, police said. Witnesses reported seeing the man, who wasn't immediately identified, about 7:30 p.m. on the exterior of the hotel's top level patio near West Glenoaks Boulevard and Arden Avenue, police Sgt. Tom Lorenz said. Authorities identitifed the man as Tigran Stepanyan. The man, who was from Glendale and not staying at the hotel, then suddenly jumped off the patio, landing on Arden, Lorenz said.
Local track and field competitors look to shine at CIF Southern Section Division Finals
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May 16, 2013
Qualifying to Saturday's CIF Southern Section Track and Field Divisional Championships at Mt. San Antonio College required the local entrants who earned such advancement to turn in very good results at last weekend's divisional prelims all over Southern California. This weekend, however, the bar will be raised from very good to exceptional. Of course, that's to be expected as divisional championships and CIF-Southern Section Masters Meet berths are on the line with the trip to Cerritos College available for the top 12 finishers in the 800-meter, 1,600-meter and 3,200-meter runs and top nine in every other event.
Murder charges filed in violent death of Glendale man
By Veronica Rocha,
May 9, 2013
A 28-year-old Van Nuys man has been charged with the kidnapping and murder of a Glendale man who was run over with a vehicle and shot to death in Sun Valley, authorities said. Hachik Maskovian faces four felony murder-related charges in the death of 33-year-old Joshua West, including that the incident was premeditated and that he was kidnapped during the April 24 incident, according to a Los Angeles County Superior Court criminal complaint. West died of multiple gunshot wounds, but was also cut and suffered blunt force trauma, said Los Angeles County coroner's spokesman Ed Winter.
News-Press Editorial: Tending the flame of genocide's victims
May 17, 2013
Those tending the flame of those who perished in the Armenian Genocide had a bit of a mixed bag this week. In happy news, Glendale Unified and its teachers' union agreed to make April 24 - the day that commemorates the horror - an official day off. This agreement makes a lot of sense for all involved. Students of Armenian descent have skipped going to class on that day for years, and as public school funding is significantly based on attendance, making the day a holiday of sorts is an elegant end-around of this problem.
Man allegedly stabbed by brother near Glendale Galleria
By Veronica Rocha,
May 14, 2013
A 19-year-old Los Angeles man was stabbed twice in his arm, possibly by his brother, on Saturday near the Glendale Galleria, police said. The man, whose name wasn't released, told police he was jumped at about 8:32 p.m. and stabbed twice in the left arm by two men, but declined to talk about the incident, according to Glendale Police Sgt. Tom Lorenz. A witness, however, reported seeing something different. The witness told police the man was arguing and fighting with his brother inside a van just before officers arrived to the scene.
At least 15 vehicles stolen in Glendale over the past two weeks
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September 9, 2011
At least 15 vehicles and motorcycles have been stolen off Glendale streets in the past two weeks, although police say the figure doesn't necessarily represent a trend. Police officials say they haven't established any leads, or made any arrests in connection with the thefts, which have been occurring at rate of about one a day since Aug. 29. Few details about the thefts and the types of vehicles were released because the cases were under investigation. "As for the methods, number of suspects…it really varies," Glendale Police Sgt. Dave Higgins said in an email.
Glendale's real estate market strengthens
By Daniel Siegal,
May 18, 2013
The real estate market in Glendale ticked upward again last month after a brief stall in March, reflecting an ongoing limited number of homes for sale and a multitude of potential buyers, according to the latest real estate report. The median price of a single-family home nudged up 2.4% compared to April 2012, from $625,000 to $640,000, according to statistics compiled by Realtor Keith Sorem with Keller Williams Realty in Glendale. The median price of a condominium increased more dramatically, rising 19.5%, from $266,000 a year ago to $318,000 last month.
Sisters arrested in fracas outside Glendale home
By Veronica Rocha,
May 14, 2013
Two sisters who were fighting with each other on Saturday allegedly decided to take their rage out on a police officer by punching and kicking him, officials said. The sisters - Delmi Carranza, 21, and Patricia Carranza, 28 - were fighting and screaming at each other about 7:41 p.m. on the porch of a home in the 600 block of Arden Avenue, according to Glendale police. They were reportedly fighting because the father of Delmi Carranza's baby was allegedly having an affair with her sister.
Verdugo Views: Kiefer makes a name for himself in mortuary business
By Katherine Yamada
May 9, 2013
A small notice in a 1916 edition of the Glendale Evening News informed readers, "Emil Kiefer, an employee at the White Store, is now working for Pulliam Undertaking Co. He intends to make this his life's work. He is a young man of great energy. He came here from Minnesota two years ago and has made many friends. " But shortly after this notice ran, Kiefer said good bye to his many friends - including a young lady we'll meet later in the story - and left town. He was in the first group of volunteers who responded to the call to fight in the Great War, as World War I was known in those days.
A review of issues facing Glendale
May 14, 2013
What kind of a job is the Glendale City Council doing? Does the City Council really represent the citizens of Glendale? Let's look at the Council's agenda: 1) It is refusing to stop taking $21 million annually in transfers from the fund-drained Glendale Water and Power Department, an action which is clearly in violation of the charter. That money is used to pay for some of the city's public services. If the time ever comes when the city admits it is in the wrong, it will have to pay back huge amounts of that money to the GWP. This illegal transfer began in 1941 with "a reasonable portion" being taken each year from the GWP. That amount has now grown to $21 million annually for well over 10 years.
Program brings homeless inside
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August 12, 2011
Sean Sauceda moved quickly through dry brush near a Pasadena freeway off ramp before dawn Tuesday morning, looking for the homeless people most at risk of dying on city streets. He stopped to peer inside a cluster of bushes. "People hollow them out by breaking the branches inside," Sauceda said as he snapped a branch. "It's natural shelter. It's large enough where you can fit a dome tent inside of it. I've done it." Sauceda, 41, a Fresno-area native, lived on the streets of Los Angeles for 13 years.
A young couple gone too soon
By Brittany Levine,
May 18, 2013
Beneath a starry sky, Sosé Thomassian and Allen Yekikian held each other on their wedding night, arms looped around hips, eyes locked, for more than 20 minutes so the photographer could capture what would become their favorite wedding photo. Back at the wedding reception in a lakeside Armenian town, the photographer showed off the shot and the crowd cooed. The couple got their wedding, but there will be no first anniversary. About eight months after the wedding, on May 10, Thomassian and Yekikian died in a head-on car crash while on a weekend getaway in Georgia, Armenia's neighbor to the north.
Baring a new Brand world
By Ryan Vaillancourt
April 12, 2008
A recent revelation that Leslie Combs Brand, the so-called Father of Glendale, probably fathered two children with a secret mistress came as a shock to many, but local history enthusiasts are downright delighted. Longtime Los Angeles Times columnist Cecilia Rasmussen, who concluded her "L.A. Then and Now" history column with the piece on Brand on April 6, backed up her scoop with a DNA test that linked Brand to a descendant of his alleged mistress, Birdie Esther Carpenter Gordon.
In The Spotlight: Tobin's world is expanding
By Michael J. Arvizu
June 21, 2010
I n 1974, Judy Weber's son, Tobin, was dealing with autism so severe that it would manifest itself as destructive behavior. "He faced state hospitalization," she said. At the time, Weber was serving on a committee serving autistic children within the Los Angeles Unified School District. Tobin was living at UCLA, where researchers were using him as a subject for early autism research. When UCLA was close to completing their research, Weber became frustrated when she found that no school would take Tobin due to the severity of his autism.
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