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_ / /-•_. ' f vol xxii-tiiird series salisbury n c thursday october 29 1891 for infants and children wcmtorfatokurdladaptedtochildwathat cantor enres couc constipation , oommeadita.buperiortoa.yprescriptton gg sj^bta^sjg izovu toiru h a arches ii d eestion 111 so o-ford st brookl/n n y williuut injurious medication him k-nt famllif who do not keep ca.storia results carlos jurttn p i the wlnthrop ] j5£,h street and 7th av law pastor bloominedalo keformed church k«w ork city tire c-ntai-ii company 77 mubsay street n'ew york this space belongs to w ii rcisner watch it carries the largest stock of r ili'illllli 6 i ldllob ojlli ul gdlib to ho found in the state bab " " -]! " mh1m i buy in large quantities direct from factories and will give low prices write for catalogue and prices gcoas eiokipl if noi satisfactory e m andrews charlotte n c mention the nvatchm in when you write having greatly increased my facilities for handling and storing coal ie coming season 1 would now again respect fully solicit any and all orders entrusted to me promising to furnish you promptly with what coal you may want at the lowest market price in order to obtain advantage of the lowest sum mer prices you should at once v\u me your orders remember that 1 handle only the best grades of screened coal including the red ash suitable for grates stoves heaters c also keep on hand at all times the finest grade of blacksmith j.allen brown statesville marble works is the placs to get monuments tombstones c a large stock of vermont marble to arrive in a few lays i guarantee satijjfkctiou in every respect and positively vviil not be uudersold granite monuments of all i •■» specialty c b webb iily proprietor '• mention tin v itchrnan rtlien you vtite harry skimeb's speech what the father of the sub-treasury scheme hn<i fo say ttin lararp audience was hom f>r two hours by n son of north carolina who thonarh x»f an al lineman es|>f)iises hip canse v i i i oeinocrai and does xot b?!ie in a third parly from the concord standard l.uiir.s ami gen'tlfmak t am eflad to be with von you are stran cpr to me and i know v<m onlv through the image of god i cmi tell hnwprpt by vonr fares that t am near riioncrli to yon fo fee hie impulse of vnnr lienrt the fair is to he congrat ulated for its liberality towards the aluanco in giving this diiv to them for their ovrn special man;*gynicnr gentleman t am not an alliance man t know nothing fibout vonr is*-wo-"ds i r rip ;; . sijrns ete but i have canclit your sighs of distress and j can spp them yet [ think t know i som of vonr secrets von have none rpallv th°v are written upon every faee and f>en in the gloom east by the financial distress that has settled upon vnit like a pall to agriculture it seem a time of lost hope imt such is not the piise 1 liave faith in tin 1 future in the results of existing move ments our anee«for frw in number and u-oak otherwise sought and secured libertv and later on in the struggle that followed the emancipation of the slaves the loss of property and tlie fypner.il demortlizition of affairs of the late unpleasantness the hand of provi denee led us as if by a cloud by day and a pillow of fire by night and mv faith is still strong in believing that the same hand will deliver from j troubles those 03 000 000 there is no enlightened man any where that will dispute the fact that financial inform is needed tins fact is conceded nnd even wall street itself acknowledges it a man must he blind not to see it state bank issue with all its faults is better than the svstem that has produced the condition now confronting u we had some thing then that ought not to havi l f o n slaves that could be marketed it is apparent to every intelligent min that the american people dims s^eu another system ot banking our minns mil furnish only twenty percent of hie money needed to carry oil the business it must be suppliuii'iited there are two ways by which this ma i l.,i;n : fir«t by the state sec ond rv h e general government i n a democrat born fo raised so urn 1 hope to die so and what i iv i do ii from honest convictions we know h at there is as much prejudice against hie state hanks as their is against tin confederate flag i am not authority for the alliance i do not know thai 1 speak their sentiments altogether it i am sure they will he satisfied wi h a system that recognizes and receives land etc as security don't become nervous there's no dvnnmite in it ocanse a ripple or tun the south over to the republicans i know that there is prejadice against tin sub treasury scheme some peo ple oppose it and yet know nothing about it and some favor it and know lie hing about it the sub-tn a>ury scheme involve considerable financial change—refor mation — revolution ft is such because of the feelingand the interest that ha been worked up it requires the no blest of patriots to meet the dictates of his conscience in the face of bitter op position lit the alliance cannot af ford to des t i he sub-treasury it is to the alliaucemeu what abolition was to the kennblican party of 1s58 now what do you understand the sub-treasury to he if prejudice is eliminated and a desire to understand it is entertained it is easily understood this g vernment cannot command enough metal to conduct commerce the sub-treasury provides that there be extended to the land and crops of the laud the same power as is given to gold money we shall not fall out about the law the wagon for convey ing if we make the suggestion and ask the statesmen to make a chariot f'.n it to ride in i have no quarrel with any man if the government gives us the plan we'll furnish the warehouse and get the same credit as is given to the banks fellow citizens it can be understo id why the trust man should oppose it | because it is the vnee of the people for | him to remove his hand from wheat corn c it can be understood why the exchanges oppose it — it s dyna mite in their camps it can be under stood why the commission merchant | opposes it his business would be gone the fruits that g to the middle m in would remain with the producer but why can any merchant editor or law ver oppose it when they re in the same boat and closely allied to the i farmer r i cannot see how any farmer can be opposed to if does the mer chant tell me that he does not want to sec the cash system inaugurated the credit system has hurt him as bad as the producer i understand why the north and hist who become our cred itors should rebel i>nt when it comes to the smith i am at a loss to know 1 h fault i see her march to the rod in sulij h'ti.m in the volley of cannon i and thunder to defeat i see her p turij 1 l!l1 " when the fir.t burji an i killed houses burned and reconstruc tion set m i see her when she had her lands confiscate and her slaves an i inhibited — she took it all in 11 noble ! and patient spirit ' she went to work | she worked hard faithfully and hero ■callv but when her only hope her chief staple coftonj is conquered by british gold and the policy of this gov ernment it i then that i dwell in the coffin with casar it is this con j quered in war overrun in peace and conquered in the field by the machina tions of wall street and the british dollar with our soil a:id temperature and the product of four-fifths of the cotton and not dictate the price the government is but a larger sphere or the individual i claim that the government shall dictate a price j in behlafof the and not by i legislation enable the few to manfpn i late the price to su : f the greed of their ' efforts and let the british dollar play havoc any doubt about this an ex periment was had during the war , when at the cvy home of cotton there was hut little production in new york cotton ran up to 82 00 in gold today it is six seven and eight cents eu rope tried to avoid the trouble she spent millions of dollars to raise it elsewhere and stop starvation in her mills a slight glance ai the map will show what relation lhe south hold when if comes to the raising of cotton they tell yon plough up one-third of the cotton and that the remaining two-thirds will bringyou more than the whole wmld that is somewhat absurd under the influences of the sub treasury we will dictate instead of being subjected fo everv outside in fluence here colonel skinner made some pointed remarks about james g biaine and his reciprocity why not make so many pounds of cotton a dollar as so many ounces of silver mr randall was kept in congress \ twenty five years he was a protec tionist aiid a democrat vet the men who kept him there were mill men and i protectionist john i carlisle hns been in con gress twenty-two years ins voters are j a grain growing people and carlisle worked for warei ouses sherman was kept in congress be cause he was in favor of a prohibitory ' ax oil wool i urn a democrat and i do not think i it treason for the south to make such i demand upon the representatives of i>v for such proter ion manufacturing is protected fnrfcy usven and one-half per cent c->:n meree is benivh',,1 by river mid harbor wool protected national banks get a currency at one percent mid diggi rs of gold arc 1 aided and m n down the i-f rut a po ir subjugated cotton raiser — he is alone i have spoken of cotton alone but ' the plan is as applicable to grain as to cotton as an atonement for existing e they speak of a surplus accumula tion of a surplus surplus we have been laboring for 4,000 years and our surplus of production is not enough to support the world for six months russia must wish for a surplus they are selling their children tor bread they starve for the want of a surplus we starve for having too much surplus no danger of an over-pro duction it would be in anomaly in history the time will come when the rion basin its warehouses fruits of he land for the support of the world a surplus that will cause to float 1 gs on the water and make the nation a power that which supports life becomi s a safeguard it is bea ilifully illustrated in egyp tian his'oy they preserved a sur plus for seven years and eonsum d sevnn more in its sale get your bible and read the story of joseph the reduction of int rest to two per cent would result in an incalculable blessing hanks pay no interest rail roads can borrow all the money they want for four five and never more than six per cent give farming the same privilege and it will beat the two the sub-treasury will bring man chester to the south english ruihs here is where they should be saw i mills seek the woods furnnces go to i the hills and mountains and factories •' should go to the region where the raw material is convenient and thereby ! save expense w ire told to stop raising cotton : and diversify that sounds well but i we have tried it until you break the trust on money you can diversify or anything and the condition will be the sain . i endorse the ocala platform it is i intended for the relief of the oppressed : il id under a system springing from its influence there can btweipiat justice triveu to all men acc^ing to this the land stands sis security b'3,000,000 would have better opportunities to ; posses honiif we want and tis th ! idna of the ocala platform every man to have a horn \ the ocal.i platform permits those who have encumbered homes to relieve themselves when you grin i them down you crnsh their bonest energies and you make th&n anarchists if you have a hom n spot for a hone you vote lor it j he speaker's ivmuiks concerning a hone n 1 its influence were ljems of beauty uid sublime in thought and touchingly delivered 1 in c j not ref»r you to the countries where the people own but few home ion know lie condition nf a people where thoir liomes are owned by others i wpi'i not dwell here under the sub-treasurr in the crops wi 1 be rreveuted everv dollar that joes out from the national troasnry will be returued o the foun tain head fo l,e used again n its blessed minion like a cable to the remotest section of the country it wo-ihl carry curs for the relief of the distressed and against whom nearly everv moneyed agency has plotted it would lessen the burden of mortgages hope and j courage would take new life upon the solution of this question hang matters more momentous than any question ever before the people tiih act of congress that shall solve it will be a liberator of serfs from thral dom and pat life to work the con gress that k'ives hiis io the people will ! have the praises of the vast majority of | the bone and sinew of the country tf this question is freighted with so much good why is ii we can't have it it can be passed in two hour if the re presentatives want to we have noth ing to ask of the republican party wp can get nothing from them the republican partv is responsible for this awful condition this galling sys tem that is meting out io the people severe blows we have s right to ask the democratic party for relief a party that is of the masses and friends to them southern democrats have m id a hold fight against the demone tization of silver when tho time comes for a measure of relief for tho e who most need if the rings and corners become nervous there is quak ing along the line fellow citizens the fight now is not for the third party the fight is who shall coutrol the democratic party wall street or the people i raise my voice for the people i appeal tor them and my influence shall be raised even against the downfall of wall street i am unwilling to sit down qnietlv with no voice raised against a few men who now control the hard earnings of the large majority of our people gentlemen it is a crisis with us and among us those who oppose the sub tre.isury must not sny that col polk is a bad miu or that macune is a scala wag but they must fight the measure they must attack it not the men who espouse if i am not here to defend col polk — he is not the issue i am here in advocacy of the demands of the alliance now for the objections they speak of the construction of ware houses und the cost of management ! aitr.ply say that they will be far chpsiper than postoffiees they sav if will be a menace to o>ir liberty and bring about a state of mon archy that the offices will be so tn creared that the power at washington | will becom-i so immense they say that negroes will become keepers of the warehouses o the truth is the offices hive been increasing and the gov ernment has been branching fo year and vet no monarchy 1ms be n set up the infernal revenue officers have been increased light houses have been built rivers and canals have been put in shape for commerce boys have been employed to put mail right under the doors public buildings built c ami i while the farmer has paid eighty per ' cent of the taxes he has not kicked 1 has been furnished with weather bulletins and now the first time in asks for one thing the rest of man kind howl they s iv it is unconstitutional the government shall not loan money to the people it does not involve the loaning of money — it provides for a currency i do not want to dodge the i question 1 believe that it is constitu tional there are six conditions - 1 owning ground 2 building warehouses ?,. agents 4 receiving deposits ii creating mone . 0 loaning money the first four are clea you have seen these powers exercised by the go v i eminent the right of tho govern i ment to create money is not a mooted question to carry on the war what did the government do and do you re ! member the decision of hie supreme court the loaning of money if the gov ernment has done if under one circum stance why not another the gov ernment leaned 1.000,000 to the phil adelphia exposition and itfter suit was brought for its collection there re mained no doubt that the money was loaned to a private corporation 1 cannot make any difference in gov nient money and government credit a credit a forty-seven and i half per cent is given to iron and gold is ac corded a credit why not to cotton — j why is that unconstitutional the cover n men ft according to some argu ments advanced against the sub-treas ury has done many things that were unconstitutional wall street was roekinu sind in al most despair — the united states treas ury went to its relief the fanner has been rocking ud in despair is it unconstitutional to aid him chicago wants a loan of 85,000,000 and now mark my prediction that it will l>e given and the next d ty if a p'jin is s ibiiiittnd to relieve the pe pie yon will hear bowling for lhe cousti u ion tbev iv itv p iti lii.i it is 1 id r state sovereignty you are under pater i nity the govern ment whipped von took control of your money legislates tor yon ami you become paternal sub jects fiom the very nature of things and why not ask father to give you paternal care the postoffice is pa j ernal the blair bill for which you j j instructed your representatives to vote is paternal they nay it's protection that is a striking truth we wane the fields ! protected with the shops yes we want a protection that places commerce manufacturing and farming in the same boat and lets them row for the shore with equal advantages the truth of the mat r is we want protec tion against rascality they sav that it is class legislation and how dare von t ask for such legislation we are fighting for equal rights there are nn ra ; ~« i :< cial j ivili es meas out by this scheme than now exists in : other directions anything thatcanses the land to improve and bring in two blades where only one rrew before you help all so k i really not class i legislation they say it is impractical l<>t ns try it if we fail we will quit and nsk : > ! no more fmnracticul to stop existing ( eyils fmpractical to stop destruction ; the discovery of america was consid ! ered impractical for 400 years it was thought impractical that ft land should lie beyond sunset now that ! i it has been discovered let us protect ' ' it it is our duly to do so then are people who think thai h i manner of crucifixion was impractical etc thank god through it we have 1 hope life ] , they tell me it is a dieam did all the great statesman who have lived and die !. and during their life time spoke truths that result in good fruits dream this niv friends is i revolution along the line of christian and honest action when we lo k around von will think it is time for a revolation i the speaker drew lessons from the his torv of greece rome and france ten men in the united states could ' aggregate to dictate the market price and !•■rislation 31.000 out of the63 ' 000,000 people in the united states own a majority of wealth is this en ' couraging ' there is restlessness ami ill case how could it lie otherwise there i ! restlessness in towns they think it will destroy the party and social mat ters the speaker by some utterances of i , jefferson clay webster calhonn , washington and d.ivis beautifully ap pealed to the audience in the light of what had transpired siuce ilie.se men uttered their words of warning it is asked who are the men making 11 this sti who sire the champions of n this great movement and who are the ' men in line they are descendents of the puritans those people seeking lii ' ertv personal rights that should be ■theirs colonel skinner paid a beautiful tribute to the women and said that they are helping in tin move the women do not use dynamite and why m be afraid he urged the alliance to stand by the sub-treasury scheme in it is recti fying of wrongs and adjustment of in-j equalities guaraataed cure we authorize our advertised druggist to sell dr king's new discovery for consumption coughs and colds upon • tliis condition if you are afflicted with i a cough cold or any lung throat or ' chest trouble and will use this remedy is directed giving it a fair trial and ex p rieuce no benefit ym may return the li-iii ie and have your money refunded ■we could not make this offer did we nol know that dr kinu's new discover could be relied upon it never disap points trial bottles free at kluttzl fc co.'s i'vu stoic large size 50c and 1 . a successful young farmer master harvey dixon white son of mr thomas ii white who lives near this p'ace is a hustling and suci — ful farmer although but ten years of age last spring a friend gave him a spoonful of seel of silver king buck wheat this harvey planted on i first day of april in july he har vested the crop which yielded ha ; ■■gallon this he sowed angus i tir-t and the secon 1 crop is fast matur ing he will get about three imslieu from the second crop next year be proposes to sow twelve acres the buckwheat is said to be one the best crop to turn under far ma nuring and it is i lie ti iest f ed in world for fattening ho^s in additi mi to this we all know how delii buckwheat cakes are we are indebted '■> the young far mei for samples f his buckwheat \,\- a quantity of rem irkably fine rad shes k <_ r ' mo mtain naws — -^»»<»~ » happy hoosiers vv'.a timmons postmaster of id.r nd writes " electric hitter has done more fur me than sill other medicines combi ied for that bad feeling an - from kidney and liver trouble jo n leslie farmer and etoekmnn of sail e place ay find electric bitters to be the best kidney and liver medii ii e male me feel like i new msm j w ganltier hardware merchant sam town snys electric bitters i j:ist the i thing for a m in whu is all run ilnwu and j don't care w'h ther be live or dies he if mid new strcigth god ajn»e»ile and f.-li just like he li id .■new '< a of life oul "" . a bottle ir kluttz & co twinklings • it ivj summer ami long uraneh he cam n c met — hi 1 w.i handsome nn . ml ! i ■■■>- ■ele propose !— 1 refused him i loved him — bnt ' th t you lie would ask ni i — this circumstance adds weight to j tlic steji i iiiu about tn take renuu i the convict sis he glanced dewn at ball ami cliaiu photographer now look pleasant customer it is quite impossible sir i i in a ticket ( ageni in a railn 1 office merchant mark those hafs ilown at ulerk why they only post si r ). merchant \\ •* arc selling < xi t re gardless of cost ou shouldn't snub that tallow ik s i stockholder 111 the com ei 11 ' " w hut sire vou giving me fact he holds the cows while they cire being milk d a ti 1 taster for a large importing firm sa\s that uimi-t certain conditions of tin 1 system even the purest tea acts as an eniel ic to the pro i»ssion il ex pert one would thin thai this would make him t hrow up his job father come now my son st < »|» baiting about the bush will you iniiilt up the coal i old uncle john when i wasalw y i didn't beat abi ml 1 he bti ii niucrh ; i i was slow about doing an errand the bush had a fashion of beating about mr bingo 1 we thai bramble \.\ making his fortune among the hidiaiis mrs bingo \\ i \ . il was only 1 ill t i iiue igo t ii 1 3 mi told me they had robbed him ol > • erj ; hing he had bingo true but iip succeeded in gel ting an a pi inl inenl as liniiau { •' • mo*e big thunder t n in : v lightuiu si . in k me 1 i on d head employer \ 011 don t say so g t hurt much uncle mose guess it did i reckon nex time dat liglitni.'i will iook to see it's goin mr urban our farm looks splen iiil 1 never saw any riel is so free t r > in i'm le imihtead y we had » hit if cil '• boarders last summer and t ii wimmid folks picked every bit of golden rod and ail the oth r 1 irn stuff jffefthem 1 you shouldn't be restiess imtihu-ii charlie s.iiil 1 he 111111 ter t his lil on i could see you moving and jumping about in tli pew all through my sermon i w:i stiller 1 n von were papa an swered « li:;i 1 i y a was waving your anus an 1 talking a i hroitg 1 l-hureh 1 there is a stoi v 1 ha some childivi had a discussion concerning the ser - in one of our fashionable temples one youngster who had reached ti mat lire age of seven said : til just like to know w hal prea ••( ) i n \ ■i k now ? inquired five-year sister it's to r :\.' thesingera a n st uf rourse little willie 1 at sch 10i 1 teaclier i haven't had anything !■» •■it - yesterday and i feel so hungry and fiint that i guess i shall have to be teacher why willie why is ir that you have had nol hing to eat ■yesterday willie mother's dressmaker is at . 11.1 i took breakfast \\ il h ix r i his 111 truing ;. ir - her «■■rs were rheumy and weak an<l r il ii 1 iiicaili you could in!l il nfar i a 1 inging and dizziue^s ofl ii head and the cause of ii all 1 this j eai : i 1 breath i as sweet a the new an aclow hay ii 1 i < ■- are as brij i . ar aii'l the cause of the cha e ia readj to ay was't he 1 • - ' ire for < at dr sage's catarrh remedy will osi cure catarrh in the head n ui it - . .■. bad or of how lony stau til -. cents by a p ( 1 : • ; wesity-seven ... d families uf k nan abbott's ikxi vin1 a i'l ■■■- ■' :'. i i i ■- * * 7 i vii*-n she « m ' '■* one u when ibe bad children she gal ithem 1 no 52
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|Carolina Watchman
|The Carolina Watchman
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|The October 22, 1891 issue of the Carolina Watchman a weekly newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina
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_ / /-•_. ' f vol xxii-tiiird series salisbury n c thursday october 29 1891 for infants and children wcmtorfatokurdladaptedtochildwathat cantor enres couc constipation , oommeadita.buperiortoa.yprescriptton gg sj^bta^sjg izovu toiru h a arches ii d eestion 111 so o-ford st brookl/n n y williuut injurious medication him k-nt famllif who do not keep ca.storia results carlos jurttn p i the wlnthrop ] j5£,h street and 7th av law pastor bloominedalo keformed church k«w ork city tire c-ntai-ii company 77 mubsay street n'ew york this space belongs to w ii rcisner watch it carries the largest stock of r ili'illllli 6 i ldllob ojlli ul gdlib to ho found in the state bab " " -]! " mh1m i buy in large quantities direct from factories and will give low prices write for catalogue and prices gcoas eiokipl if noi satisfactory e m andrews charlotte n c mention the nvatchm in when you write having greatly increased my facilities for handling and storing coal ie coming season 1 would now again respect fully solicit any and all orders entrusted to me promising to furnish you promptly with what coal you may want at the lowest market price in order to obtain advantage of the lowest sum mer prices you should at once v\u me your orders remember that 1 handle only the best grades of screened coal including the red ash suitable for grates stoves heaters c also keep on hand at all times the finest grade of blacksmith j.allen brown statesville marble works is the placs to get monuments tombstones c a large stock of vermont marble to arrive in a few lays i guarantee satijjfkctiou in every respect and positively vviil not be uudersold granite monuments of all i •■» specialty c b webb iily proprietor '• mention tin v itchrnan rtlien you vtite harry skimeb's speech what the father of the sub-treasury scheme hnr two hours by n son of north carolina who thonarh x»f an al lineman es|>f)iises hip canse v i i i oeinocrai and does xot b?!ie in a third parly from the concord standard l.uiir.s ami gen'tlfmak t am eflad to be with von you are stran cpr to me and i know v


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|Thor Knudsen Løftingsbakken
The nickel works in Espedalen attracted workers from a large part of the mountain regions of inland Norway, and Thor Knudsen was one of the many men from Lesja to seek work in the quarries. He was also one of the many young men who found a wife in Espedalen. 6th September 1851 he married Ingeborg Pedersdatter Megrund, one of the daughters of Peder Olsen Børde (see my former blog) - they had a son Knut born 10th June 1851, and later a daughter Marith and two sons, Anton and Peder, all born on Megrund farm. The Espedalen quarries were, however, badly hit by the falling price on nickel, and closed officially in September 1855 - although the work went on for a few more years. One of the founders of the quarries, David Forbes, went on to direct new quarries in Bamble, in southern Telemark, and many of the miners followed him to seek work there. Among them were Thor Knudsen. He must have left Espedalen between 1862 and 1865: his son Anton was born in Espedalen in May 1862 while the family was well established on Langøy near Kragerø durng the 1865 census, and the youngest son Ole was born there in June 1865. Officially, however, the family is registered as inhabitants of Langøy 3rd September 1867.
They settled on the farm "Himmyr" (later named "Skogen"), a farm that apparently belonged to the quarries and which Thor Knudsen rented. His neighbours on all sides were miners from Espedalen. He worked in the iron quarries on Langøy for the rest of his life, and died on 4th August 1886. He was buried in the small graveyard on Langøy.
The photograph above is as far as I can ascertain, probably of Thor Knudsen. It must have been taken around 1880, and my guess is that the photo was one given to Marith Thorsdatter when leaving for the US; a copy of the photo was sent to me by one of my US relations, and to my surprise I found the same photo in one of my old photo albums.

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Irene Lane, who we met last September at
International Ecotourism Conference, recently launched an
ecotourism website called Greenloons. She got in touch
to ask if she might write a guest post for us. Here, Irene offers
some compelling suggestions for ways that agritourism and
ecotourism might be better integrated.
By Irene Lane
As a manner of introduction, earlier this
year I founded an ecotourism travel services
company that specializes in offering independently certified,
family-oriented ecotours. I became interested in ecotourism
when I noticed my own young son's wide-eyed fascination with nature
whether we traveled across an ocean or across the state.
These were 'teachable moments' for my son that marked his
personal growth, and it occurred to me that other families might
benefit from an opportunity to experience nature in a way that
would be educational, inspirational, safe and fun. In this
way, agritourism and ecotourism are very similar. There are some
fundamental ways the industries can work together to promote our
common sustainability goals, including:
In December 2010, the
University of Costa Rica published a study that discussed the
agritourism and ecotourism marketing efforts in that country.
Costa Rica has both strong agricultural traditions and a thriving
ecotourism industry.
The study delineated some interested
examples of how cross-industry promotional efforts have helped
farmers as well as ecotour operators. These examples included
incorporating ½ to full-day coffee plantation, traditional fishing,
dairy, and pineapple tours. Ecotour itineraries featured local
guides and accommodations as well as meals made with, of course,
local ingredients.
With the exception of Alaska, the United
States is relatively new to the concept to ecotourism and where
there is chaos, in my opinion, there is opportunity. Ecotour
operators are looking to provide their customers with unique
experiences in the United States that will set them apart from the
traditional mass-market tourism that has existed in this
country. Therefore, it would be worthwhile for farm stay
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phenomenally received. It's been very exciting and proves
that there is tremendous market potential for these unique,
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A-Rod's Road To The Bronx Goes Through Trenton As Suspension Looms
Alex Rodriguez's road back to the Bronx and the Yankees starting lineup goes through Trenton as a decision looms over his future as a major league baseball player.
A-Rod will report to the Trenton Thunder, the Yankees Double A affiliate, for games on Friday and Saturday and then rejoin the team on Monday in Chicago when the Yankees take on the White Sox.
Manager Tony Franklin tells the Trentonian he expects Rodriguez to play five innings at third base and bat second as the Thunder host Reading at Arm & Hammer Park.
However, Rodriguez's comeback journey could also end in Trenton It appears Major League Baseball will suspend the three-time MVP in coming days for ties to Biogenesis of America, a closed Florida anti-aging clinic accused of distributing banned performance-enhancing drugs.
Looming playoffs could force an end to negotiations in baseball's latest drug scandal as pressure builds to impose penalties so stars can still make the postseason.
Monday appears to be the deadline for Alex Rodriguez and 13 others to accept suspensions for their ties to the Biogenesis of America anti-aging clinic. While A-Rod is expected to get a lengthy ban, a penalty starting that day would allow Texas All-Star outfielder Nelson Cruz to return for October.
A person familiar with the process tells The Associated Press that Major League Baseball is prepared to issue two simultaneous announcements no later than Monday. . One would list players who accept suspensions; the other would name those disciplined without deals, but who could challenge penalties before an arbitrator.
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Katusha's Filippo Pozzato: all Italian, all the time
Italian sprinter and one-day specialist Filippo Pozzato (Katusha) earned the right to don his country's tricolorejersey when he won in Imola just a few weeks ago but in typical fashion he didn't limit the prestigious red, white and green accents to just his clothing.
First up was a commemorative wrapper for his Ridley Damocles Pi – already a custom rig with Pozzato's preferred longer and level top tube, slacker seat tube and shorter head tube, but whose surface is now coated in gleaming white paint with tasteful bits of green and red tossed in.
It's an uncharacteristically subtle treatment for sure – in contrast to the Barza-designed schemes from his days with Liquigas – but one that still gets the point across.
In addition, a boastful 'Veni, Vidi, Vici – MMIX' slogan is applied to the top tube and Elite provide a pair of red and green accented white bottle cages to match.
Pozzato is still searching for his stated goal of a stage win in this year's Tour de France but in the meantime, at least he looks good.
Perfect trifecta for Milram
Milram's Fabian Wegmann could hardly be more German at the moment: he's on a German-registered team, riding a German Focus Izalco bicycle and he's a two-time German national champion on the road. Naturally, the team have provided him with a custom paint scheme to suit.
The changes are decidedly subtle and distinctively tasteful in execution: the standard team livery's light blue panels are traded for white, and there are smatterings of the German national colors on the top tube, seatstays and fork blades.
A bit of additional flair is provided in the form of the all-white FSA Plasma integrated carbon bar and stem but it's otherwise the usual team issue, including a complete SRAM Red group, CarbonSports Lightweight wheels, Speedplay Zero pedals and a Fizik Arione saddle – the ultralight k:1 version earlier in the race but later swapped to a more padded Arione CX for the start of Stage 6.
Bright white FSA Plasma integrated bars adorn the front end of Wegmann's machine
New bikes for Boonen and Devolder plus Bastille Day specials for Chavanel and Pineau
Belgian Quick Step compatriots Tom Boonen and Stijn Devolder also get special machines of their own, though in this case it seems more a matter of bike model than paint scheme.
While many of their team-mates were still aboard Specialized's S-Works Tarmac SL2, Boonen and Devolder were on the company's latest SL3 – touted as being about the same weight as the earlier generation but more rigid at both ends for surer handling. Boonen's bike also features several of his typical setup tricks.
Boonen uses a mix of Campagnolo Record and Super Record
Team mechanics built up the diameter of the drops with short sections of garden hose split lengthwise to provide the three-time Paris-Roubaix winner with a little extra meat to grab onto.
Team mechanics build up the FSA bar diameter with sections of garden hose to give Boonen something more substantial to grip
The extra-long 140mm FSA stem is slammed right atop the headset compression ring as always, and his Roval Rapide SL 45 wheels are shod with handmade FMB road tubulars. Topping it all off is his usual unbadged Selle San Marco Regal saddle.
While many of his peers opt for fancy power meters or GPS-enabled units, Boonen runs a simple (and reliable) wired Cateye Mity 8 computer
In celebration of Bastille Day, Specialized also provided Quick Step Frenchmen Silvain Chavanel and Jérôme Pineau with custom red, white and blue rigs.
Quick Step team sponsors Specialized provided Frenchmen Sylvain Chavanel and Jérôme Pineau with these custom-painted bikes to celebrate Bastille Day
Shoes, shoes and more shoes
As is the case with the bikes, custom footwear is clearly no longer solely the realm of the cycling elite as roughly a quarter of the peloton donned some type of personalised shoes.
Cadel Evans' (Silence-Lotto) signature Gaerne G.Myst shoes are among the most recognisable in the peloton. The kangaroos say 'Australia' but the red, blue and yellow colouring calls attention to his support of the Free Tibet movement
Evans' Silence-Lotto teammate Charlie Wegelius gets a pair of custom Gaernes too
Virtually every major brand was represented, including (but not limited to) Sidi, Specialized, Gaerne, Bont, Diadora and even Nike, who haven't offered a cycling shoe to the public since their split from Trek several years ago but still manage to provide footwear for riders such as Mark Cavendish (Columbia-HTC) and Oscar Pereiro (Caisse d'Epargne).
Nike find room in their production line for a custom green pair for Mark Cavendish (Columbia-HTC)
Oscar Pereiro (Caisse d'Epargne) has a pair of custom Nike Poggio 4 shoes – long discontinued but apparently still available if you have the right connections
Team-mate Charlie Wegelius also got into the game with a pair of his own, only slightly more subtle in white, purple and yellow and even a clear plastic buckle mounting base that lets more of the colour peek through.
In fact, we're not sure we actually saw a single pair of standard Gaerne shoes in the peloton, as other riders such as Quick Step's Matteo Tosatto and Joan Horrach of Katusha were also so equipped.
Joan Horrach (Katusha) is among the scores of riders in this year's Tour de France with custom footwear
Apparently facilitating the process is Gaerne's new customisation process whereby shoe panels can be quickly and easily printed with unique designs prior to stitching.
In contrast, usually flamboyant Italian sprinter Filippo Pozzato (Liquigas) actually toned things down for the Tour with a rather quiet looking pair of Sidi Ergo 2s finished mostly in white with just a hint of the Italian tricolore used for accents.
Filippo Pozzato's (Katusha) custom Sidi shoes pay tribute to his Italian national championship win last month
Similarly, the Diadoras of road world champion Alessandro Ballan (Lampre) and world time trial champion Bert Grabsch's (Columbia-HTC) Gaernes were nearly all white, too, save for a touch of rainbow. Naturally, all three riders just happened to have socks to match.
Alessandro Ballan (Lampre) celebrates his world championship win in Varese with these custom Diadoras
Other riders such as Michael Rogers (Columbia-HTC) and Hayden Roulston (Cervélo Test Team) went really personalised with Australian Bont shoes fully custom moulded around their feet while the Rabobank team donned Shimano's flagship model with heat mouldable uppers.
Lake has provided defending Tour de France champion Carlos Sastre (Cervélo Test Team) with a custom pair of CX401 shoes
Sastre however got a bit of extra special treatment with a custom pair finished with yellow accents, his name boldly on the side, and even his signature on the sides of the uppers.
Sastre's Lake CX401 shoes feature a heat moldable upper for a custom fit
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Jame is a Kencyr, one of the last survivors of a race dedicated to a war with Perimal Darkling. Amnesiac and fleeing dangerous territory, she comes to Tai-Tastigon, fantastic city of a thousand gods, in search of her remaining family. She finds a home at an inn and work as an apprentice in the Thieves' Guild, although guild politics soon become as dangerous as the land she left. An intense, well-written book, set in a fully fleshed and unusual land. ...


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The 100th anniversary of the beginning of World War I has been relatively subdued, without much of the ceremony one would expect around such a historic date. Oddly enough, the most stirring tribute I've seen has come in the form of a video game — one that fully appreciates the grim ironies of "the war to end all wars."
"Valiant Hearts: The Great War" (Ubisoft, for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, $14.99) is a bracing antidote to the gung-ho violence of popular combat games like "Call of Duty." There's little joy to be found in its depiction of the destruction that overwhelmed Europe from 1914 to 1919. Instead, it follows the struggles of four ordinary people to simply survive.
The protagonists are Emile, a French farmer called up to fight shortly after the war begins; Karl, Emile's German son-in-law, who is forced to leave France; Anna, a Belgian student who becomes a battlefield medic; and Freddie, an American expatriate with a personal grudge against the German army.
All four are well drawn, but the most memorable hero is Walt, a sad-eyed Doberman pinscher that helps each of the humans survive. Walt can fetch supplies, distract enemy guards and drag unconscious soldiers out of harm's way. As Anna says, he's a "bon chien."
None of these characters are the type to run screaming into combat against an enemy army. Indeed, if you're the type of gamer who enjoys wielding a machine-gun or a sniper rifle to blow the heads off your opponents, you've come to the wrong place.
Instead, "Valiant Hearts" more closely resembles the classic "graphic adventures" of the 1980s and '90s. In most of the scenarios, you're presented with a puzzle, like figuring out how to crack a safe or disperse the tear gas in a house. You may need to dig tunnels under enemy forts, or just run as fast as you can to escape bombardment. In Anna's case, you need to use rhythmically timed button presses to bandage wounded soldiers. There isn't a single instance in which you have to pull the trigger of a gun, although you are asked to drive a tank and shoot down German warplanes.
There are a few instances where the gameplay detracts from the storytelling, most notably a ridiculous episode where you fight a zeppelin with a pipe organ. For the most part, though, the puzzles are just challenging enough to be satisfying — and hints abound if you get stuck and just want to move on with the story.
"Valiant Hearts" effectively communicates the melancholy of likable characters that have little control of the apocalypse unfolding around them. Even though they're hand-painted and two-dimensional, they're more sympathetic than the "realistic" 3-D soldiers in, say, "Gears of War." Not everyone makes it out alive, and the final scenes left a lump in my throat. Three stars out of four.


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Residents, families to celebrate with Thanksgiving dinner, Christmas carolers
During the holidays, it is sometimes a difficult time for seniors with or without family when they live alone, with a spouse or even in a nursing facility with a trained staff and nursing services on the premises.
The staff at Crestpark Retirement Inn try to make the holidays as comfortable and enjoyable as they possibly can with the added touches to bring in the holidays with family and friends.
"We love to have the holidays with the children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of the residents," Dyan Brooks, social director at Crestpark Inn, said.
Brooks added that the annual Thanksgiving Dinner on Tuesday before the holiday is filled with joy, delight, surprise and a cooked meal straight from the kitchen for the residents and guests.
"The meal is delicious, and we love having everyone here," Brooks said.
Just shortly after noon, Tuesday, the residents, caregivers and their families were treated to a Thanksgiving dinner with ham and all of the trimmings for everyone present in the dining room.
"During the holidays, we have a lot of fun," Brooks said. "Even at Christmas, we have Santa Claus."
Brooks said everyone loves seeing Santa Claus and he distributes gifts to the residents of the facility, Brooks said.
"We also have children stop in and sing for the residents," Brooks said. "Everyone loves it."
Brooks said the students are from Holy Rosary Catholic School, St. John's Lutheran School, Meekins Middle School, Stuttgart Junior High School and a few of the neighborhood day cares.
"It is so nice to hear Christmas music here at Crestpark," Brooks said. "It is an annual treat."
This year a Christmas party is planned for Dec. 20 for the residents, care givers and their families. Gifts are given, which are provided by the citizens of Stuttgart.
If anyone would like to give monetary donations or Christmas items, call Brooks (870) 673-1657.


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"Of course I'll marry you, you old booby."
Have more poetic words ever been spoken in the English language? I think not.
In Sunday's season finale of "Downton Abbey," Carson fulfills the dreams of millions of viewers and more than a few fan-fiction writers by proposing marriage to Mrs. Hughes. It's a moment many of us have been waiting for since these two waded hand in hand into the ocean at the close of last season (if not before) but few of us actually believed would happen. And yet here it is, as lovely and as satisfying as can be.
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And after five years of online camaraderie, finally meeting my virtual buddy, Kyle Vincent was also a special treat! He's such a sweet, compassionate, and funny guy!
Vegan bodybuilder, Robert Cheeke, is living proof that you don't need to eat meat, eggs, or dairy to have a strikingly beautiful muscular body. Wehn I first me Robert five years ago, he was living here in the Willamette Valley. Now he's down in Los Angeles living in vegan heaven. I didn't tell him, but I am insanely envious! He thoughtfully signed a copy of his new book, Vegan Bodybuilding and Fitness for me, and I am really looking forward to reading it!
My very favorite acquisition from VegFest was this nifty button, a cute homage to the movie, The Sixth Sense, and a very thoughtful gift from my Naughty Vegan friend, Jeff Rogers.
Wearing it in a room filled with vegans was lots of fun, but wearing it out in the real world gives it a whole other meaning. I like to think of it as an exercise in creative manifestation.
Saturday night, my friend, Ken Viscidi, and I went to Blossoming Lotus and had ourselves an amazing dinner! We started with two sensational appetizers: Live Nachos and a Creamy Pesto and White Bean Dip. They were beyond scrumptious!
Ken and I both had big eyes and growly tummies for the many plates of Four Cheese Lasagna that were carried past us, while we waited more than 45 minutes for our table. (It was worth the wait!) But by the time we were seated, they were all out of lasagna, so we had to quickly make two other choices. Ken opted for Black Bean Chili Quesadillas, but I hungered for something a little different and ordered the Crispy Thai BBQ Salad. I'm a sucker for anything with the initials "BBQ" in the name, and mixed greens, crispy rice sticks, curried cashews, and Thai spiced barbecue soy curls topped with a creamy ginger dressing and toasted coconut sounded irresistible.
After my very first forkful, I declared it the best salad I have ever eaten!
With so many tasty-looking dessert choices, it was difficult to choose just one. But I was already quite full, so I asked Ken to choose and said that I would take a bite of whatever he ordered. He brilliantly chose the Blood Orange Live Cheesecake. Now I would have played it safe and selected the Key Lime Cheesecake. But not Ken, God bless him! He went for broke.
Ken and I both took a bite and just gave each other a wide-eyed look. We couldn't believe how powerful the orange flavor was, and I had to ask our waitress if they used some kind of orange extract or oil to give it that amazing flavor. She told us that there was nothing orange in the cake, other than the blood oranges. If you can imagine what the brilliant red color of that cake might taste like, that's exactly what it tasted like—an explosion of blood orange! Needless to say, I couldn't stop at just "a bite," and Ken thoughtfully allowed me to eat half of his cake. I can't wait to go back to Blossoming Lotus again!
I didn't forget that in my last post I promised to share the recipe for Carrot Apple Muffins I came across on allrecipes.com. We still have lots of apples on our little tree, and so we're still enjoying our happy little harvest! So here's the recipe. These are really quite lovely for breakfast.
• 1 cup brown sugar
• 1/2 cup white sugar
• 2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
• 1teaspoon baking soda
• 1 teaspoon baking powder
• 4 teaspoons ground cinnamon
• 1/2 teaspoon salt
• 2 cups finely grated carrots
• 2 large apples - peeled, cored and shredded
• 6 teaspoons egg replacer (dry)
• 1 1/4 cups applesauce
• 1/4 cup vegetable oil or 1 banana, mashed
• 1/3 cup raisins (optional)
1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). Grease muffin cups or line with paper muffin liners.
2. In a large bowl combine brown sugar, white sugar, flour, baking soda, baking powder, cinnamon and salt. Stir in carrot and apple; mix well.
3. In a small bowl whisk together egg substitute, applesauce and oil. Stir into dry ingredients.
4. Spoon batter into prepared pans.
5. Bake in preheated oven for 20 minutes. Let muffins cool in pan for 5 minutes before removing from pans to cool completely.


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A Craft & Game Jamboree for Girls
GET BALANCED. This program is open to the children of adult participants who attend the Adult Learning Conferences. Girls will make and take home crafts, play games, and more!
Be sure to sign yourself up for one of the conferences in November and sign your daughter up for this terrific fun-filled day. Adults and girls will eat together. Lunch included in cost.
When: Nov 06, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Somehow I woke to not my alarm but my phone ringing, it was the second Saturday of the month and not holidays so me and my friends went shopping in Port Angeles it was sort of a tradition starting when we were in 3rd grade when we all met and obviously Ambers mum took us then. Amber was sort of the fashion diva from the age of 9 to 16, she had long blonde hair, which I liked but she wanted to dye it all different sorts of colours and green eyes which suited her, but the one thing that stood out she was pretty beautiful well most of my friends were. I eventually answered the phone a very familiar voice from the other line which was Angharad but more of a shout,
"BELLA! Where are you?! The bus is here and," The voice calmed down "You slept in again didn't you."
A bit afraid I fell whilst trying to put on some jeans as fast as I could "Yeah,"
"Well you better get down here, lucky for you there are so many people are going to Port Angeles,"
I hung up the phone slipped on a top and some shoes grabbed my bag and jacket and I locked the door behind me after shouting "I'M GOING NOW DAD,"
A mumble came from the kitchen.
I ran to the bus stop and sure enough there was many people on the bus and a annoyed Angharad in front of me. But she shoved me gently and handed me $50. I refused and said "No worries I've got a pur..." I searched my bag and said "I must've left it at home." I took the money "I'll pay you back"
I was the last on the bus and I then sat next to Angharad, she lifted the edges of her mouth in what seemed to be a smile. Angharad would either chat for the whole ride or stay quite, this time she was quiet but she glanced back at Amber occasionally, like they were mind talking.
I just stared out of Angharad's window most of the way.
Angharad, would most people would say was beautiful in sort of a hypnotizing way, so when you looked at her she would hypnotize you. Her skin was warm and smooth but the colour white chalk, her aurben hair was shoulder length and it never seemed to grow. And like Amber she had green eyes but a bit more bluey. She was probably the strongest, imaginative and just a bit weird but could be quite aggressive at times.
Unlike Angharad, Amelia had brown hair that was long and with light blue eyes, it was almost like a dog? But Amelia was gentle, smart, not funny and friendly but also beautiful.
Aimee was the tallest and the best singer, she's done loads of concerts and performances, but she also had brown hair the longest in fact and hazel/brown eyes. She was kind and friendly can be mean and she does a type of martial arts and she is as well beautiful. An all rounded person.
All they're names begin with A but mine B that's right boring old Bella Swan, always the runner up and not at all beautiful or different, I'm like from those movies where people are all clones and have no feelings.
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On one level, it was no surprise that veteran record company executive Gil Friesen was drawn to the theme of "20 Feet From Stardom," the film about backup singers that won the Oscar for documentary feature Sunday night.
Friesen, longtime president of A&M Records, was at a performance by Leonard Cohen in Las Vegas several years ago when he got the idea to explore the question of why support singers who, although tremendously talented, never became stars in their own right.
There was a parallel in his own life: Friesen himself was a different breed than high-profile record label heads like Clive Davis, Berry Gordy and Ahmet Ertegun. Sometimes referred to as "the ampersand in A&M," the label started in the early 1960s by Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss, Friesen had a considerably lower profile, preferring to keep attention focused on the musicians and filmmakers he was working with.
"He knew that a lot of these people were some of the best singers in the world," said Friesen's longtime friend and former employee, Jim Guerinot. "But there was something that doesn't get them all the way home."
Guerinot, former A&M senior vice president and general manager, noted that Friesen continued working on "20 Feet From Stardom," a project that became his swan song, virtually until the day he died on Dec. 13, 2012, at age 75.
"He was making a film from his hospital room while dying of leukemia," Guerinot said.
In fact, the film came together in part because of Friesen's illness. Guerinot said that many of the artists and music industry heavyweights who came to visit when he was hospitalized were enlisted by Friesen to help him move various facets of the project forward.
The Band's Robbie Robertson recently recalled Friesen floating the idea when it was in the early stages of development.
"I thought it was a great idea, because nobody had told this story before," Robertson said. Even though other documentaries in recent years such as "Standing in the Shadows of Motown," about The Funk Brothers, and "The Wrecking Crew" contained similar themes of overlooked studio musicians, Robertson noted a key distinction: "Nobody ever saw the Funk Brothers or the Wrecking Crew. These ['20 Feet From Stardom'] singers are up there onstage right behind the stars, touring the world with them."
Sunday's Oscar win for the film, directed by Morgan Neville, added a sweet climax to the project that highlights the careers of singers Darlene Love, Merry Clayton, Claudia Lennear and others who have sung behind Elvis Presley, Tom Jones, Bruce Springsteen and other rock, pop, R&B and jazz stars.
Friesen's widow, Janet, accompanied Love, Neville and producer Caitrin Rogers to the Dolby Theatre stage Sunday to collect the Oscar, during which Love burst into an a cappella snippet from the gospel song "His Eye Is on the Sparrow" when she stepped to the microphone.
"It was an incredibly bittersweet night," said Guerinot, who attended the award ceremony. "I'm so happy for all the people in the film and around the film and Morgan ... and so disappointed he couldn't have bounded up those steps and grabbed that little gold man."
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In the film, headliners such as Springsteen, Sting and Bette Midler discuss the contributions of these singers and share thoughts on what separates them from those who reach the spotlight.
"It's a bit of a walk, from back by the drummer or over here," Springsteen notes in the film. "That walk to the front is ... complicated." Ultimately, the film suggests that it's an elusive combination of ego, narcissism, drive, talent and luck that separate the stars from the backup singers. "Singing background remains a somewhat unheralded position," Springsteen says.
Friesen produced two films with actor John Cusack in two of his earliest starring roles — "Better Off Dead" and "One Crazy Summer" —and also was executive producer of the 1985 hit "The Breakfast Club." His passion for filmmaking continued after he stepped down from A&M in 1990 following Alpert and Moss' decision to sell their respected indie label to the international corporate giant PolyGram.
Although Friesen didn't live to collect an Oscar as producer of "20 Feet From Stardom," he did learn shortly before he died that it had been chosen as the opening entry for the 2013 Sundance Film Festival.
"The Weinstein Co. bought the rights to it that night," Guerinot said. "I remember one incredible moment at Sundance: I was standing next to Jerry [Moss] as the film finished and all the people in the audience were cheering, and he said, 'Man, this guy went out at the top of his game.'"
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The level of ignorance in my generation when it comes to belief in god is incredible. I am consistently disappointed in my generation when it comes to participation and debate in the political and social realm. Here are my common arguments that consistently cannot be answered (and that get labeled "hateful" for a reason unbeknownst to me):
1. The burden of proof is essential, yet no one seems to understand the importance of this aspect. The burden lies with he or she who makes the first positive claim. The believer must be required to show proof of god's existence before anyone else can deny his existence or even inquire into what the characteristics of the divine may entail. For those that don't accept this proposition, I simply assert to them that there is an invisible teapot on the other side of the moon with a dwarf in it that shoots glitter out of its boobs -- and I ask them if they believe in this teapot. When they say no, I say "Why not?" and they seem to be puzzled (and this is where they claim I am "pushing my beliefs on others"). This brings me to the idea that since neither believers nor non-believers can prove their position, that they are somehow of equal weight and significance. This statement is in gross contradiction with the burden of proof. If neither stance can be empirically proven, then the rational stance is that which adheres to the principle of the burden of proof.
2. The emergence of process theology has posed a particular problem for secular philosophy. The best way of going about this conflict is the issue of predictability. Process theologians claim that god is simply polar in his or her characteristics. They claim that god is not compassionate, but our experience of him or her is compassionate. To me, this is simple word play and almost places theists into a Taoist/Confucian realm. The idea of predictability comes to be of great importance in the conversation between process theologians and secularists. These theologians will claim that god is omniscient, but that he or she only knows what is possible. The best way to confront this statement is pointing out that while the world is in fact unknowable, it is in no way, shape, or form unpredictable. Predictability relies not on knowing but predicting, which is something that our species has undoubtedly come very far in. We can predict, for example, how this world will end (either by the explosion of our sun or the collision of our galaxy with the Andromeda galaxy). This also raises quite a bit of questions when it comes to prophecies. If god cannot know the future because of our inherent capability of free will, where do the prophecies fit in that claim to know what future individuals will do? This is of great importance considering the discovery of the Gospel of Judas. If process theologians claim that god does not know what we will decide, then it makes perfect sense when the GOJ says that Jesus (if he even existed) told Judas to betray him. Process theology has essentially made the point that Jesus was a complete and utter fraud.
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I've been on both sides of this (de-converted a few months ago), what I tend to forget these days is that religious minds are CLOSED. When I was christian (wish I couldn't say that; or this:) I would end any argument about god's existence with "you don't understand, it's about faith/believing", this made sense to me because thier arguments just proved how they don't get it.
Remember religion is the one thing they don't let reason near, no matter how skeptical or logical they are about everthing else, I was studing science then too, the contradiction only served to give me pride in the strength of my faith.
I would STOP THINKING when I happened upon a thought that didn't agree with religion, because it was blasphemy (now I know that my faith would have shattered, as it did) and then go pray to ask forgivness and for god to take away my doubt.
IN SHORT reason does not work, not sure how useful this is, but worth keeping in mind.
What does work to some extent (this was where my faith started cracking) is the idea that I could just as easily have been raised in another religion and thier faith was just as strong as mine, thier religion just as "true" to them and thier book just as holy.
it's not doable in any language.. you gotta just shove em' and say "where's your god(s) now!?"
proof is in how Dawkins put it.. "you are hallucinating"
bunch of bs ~ why bother w/all the time wasted one could have fed some homeless folks, ate some cannabis egg fry, got laid.. nature walked in the morning.. and repeat the process san'faith in whatever.. megh MEGH! i tell u! > : )
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This brings me to the idea that since neither believers nor non-believers can prove their position, that they are somehow of equal weight and significance.
They are equal. Unless you can put a probability percentage on either option, you have no reason to believe one position is more likely than the other. And nobody can put a figure on it. Dawkins calls himself a 6 out 7 in disbelief but he plucked that figure out of the air.
This statement is in gross contradiction with the burden of proof.
That's an emotional statement. Absence of evidence does not put any more weight on the atheist position. None at all. You have simply emotionally demanded that belief in god must require some evidence. But that emotional demand does nothing at all to the weight of argument. It simply tells you that (a) you are unhappy about the lack of evidence (b) our brains are geared to believe based on evidence and (c) if god really exists then he is sadistic.
But being unhappy about a sadistic god does not make such a god any less likely to exist. We simply cannot know.
Ergo, all atheists arrive at their position not due to rationality, but due to emotional preference. Without either position having more rational weight, we are forced to shrug our shoulders and make an emotional preference. The sooner you recognise that, the sooner you can get past your "sick and tired" emotional state.
And yes, I am an atheist.
*They are equal. Unless you can put a probability percentage on either option, you have no reason to believe one position is more likely than the other.
I have to disagree. Juries come to generally accurate decisions about guilt and innocence all the time without ever being able to assign an accurate probability percentage to either outcome. The reason people believe things should (in my view) be based on the evidence available combined with reason.
* Absence of evidence does not put any more weight on the atheist position
A lot of the time, it does. Theists make various claims about their particular god(s), and when we find no evidence to support these claims, it lends more credence to the view that their god(s) do not exist.
In order to start seriously considering an idea at all (e.g. a god exists), there needs to be
some reason or evidence to support this idea otherwise you are just believing in something simply because you feel like it or because other people feel like believing it and tell you it's true.
If I claim that leprechauns are responsible for all the gambling wins in Las Vegas, the absence of evidence for this lends weight to the view that the claim is false. There is a reasonable (i.e. using reason as opposed to emotion) demand for evidence by those who disagree with me, and both points of view are not equally valid until either one is proven or a probability is assigned to each.
I find it more logical to believe that natural processes are responsible for everything (as many are demonstrable and have led to useful discoveries) than any sort of gods (which have never been shown to cause anything, or even exist).
* But being unhappy about a sadistic god does not make such a god any less likely to exist
* We simply cannot know
I partially agree. Despite the fact that we cannot know in an absolute sense, I still think we can be certain based on the evidence.
The odds of winning the California state lottery are about 1 in 176 million. If I buy one ticket, I can basically guarantee that it will not be the winning ticket. I could be wrong, but there is a 99.99999943% chance that I am right. It would be gross stupidity for me to quit my job, buy an expensive car, boast to my friends or alter my behaviour in any way based on a serious belief that I held the winning ticket.
Therefore I would definitely say that my position as an atheist is due to rationality rather than emotional preference. The same can be said for most of the atheists I have had discussions with.
Then proof should be no problem cough it up.
Mike, I very much like your answer, especially, "All I had to do was to conduct my life in as ethical a manner as I could (thereby giving lie to the contention that Atheists are incapable of ethical behavior) and leave them to their ignorance."
That makes good sense to me and an option that leaves the dispute dangling with no one trying to convert another.
If I am asked a questions, I answer as honestly as I can. If a creationist attempts to bring Intelligent Design into the science classroom, I take a strong ground and refer them to history or sociology or comparative religion.
All we need to do is be clear about what we believe and go from there.
Mike, I envy your post's clarity. I followed your reasoning as pleasurably as I follow music I like.
I was one of five kids my dad sent to Catholic schools. While in them I knew I had only one cheek tp turn but the thought of there being no god didn't enter my awareness. Before my dad died (35 yrs ago) he knew we had all left the faith, which I came to see as a nice revenge.
I do have one question: how iconoclastic is an iconoclast as inveterate as any I'll ever meet?
Excellent post! I utterly agree. Was it Dawkins who said that miraculous claims demand miraculous proof. If the burden of proof as you rightly indicate is on the one making the claim (e.g. "There is a God" or "God exists," then you can demand some proof. As there will be none unless resort is made to fallacious argument (e.g. "The Bible says there is a God") you can explain circular reasoning and so forth but remember, you always do so with tongue in cheek: you cannot argue with dogma and you will never win. These people have to be -- you should pardon the term -- enlightened. They must be made to say, "I am born again! I accept Charles Darwin as my Lord and Savior and I forever denounce evil and sin as represented by Iadldabaoth, otherwise known as Yahweh, Jehovah, Jesus, &c." In other words you have to become a Gnostic. You do not believe, you know, and gnosis is natural selection and DNA.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
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Despite the abstract currents that have dominated much of modern and contemporary art, realism has always remained present. This exhibition, featuring works from the AMAM's permanent collection, explores varied approaches to representational subject matter from the beginning of the 20th century until today. Most closely associated with the direct naturalism of the 19th-century French Realist movement, "realism" takes on many forms in the modern and contemporary period. In contrast to traditional interpretations of painting's role as a window onto a believable world, most of the artists here are not concerned with creating truthful representations of actual people, places, or objects, but rather filter their subjects through their own particular style or aesthetic.
In the early 20th century, European avant-garde movements such as Fauvism, Expressionism, and Cubism diverged from naturalism while still depicting recognizable subject matter, rendering the traditional artistic genres of landscape, portraiture, and still life in an abstracted or stylized manner. The surrealists, on the other hand, looked beyond the real to the imaginary, and created implausible yet often highly illusionistic, dream-like compositions. Faithful mimesis became the goal of the later Photorealists, who sought to recreate photography's appearance of verism through detailed, illusionistic compositions, often of mundane subject matter.Realism's role in modern and contemporary art has not been dictated by aesthetic motivations alone, but has often been tied directly to the political or social climate. In the years following World War I, for example, many former leaders of the avant-garde turned to classicism and naturalism as part of a "return to order" in response to the turmoil of war. Official regimes have likewise recognized the powerful potential of realism as a political tool, exemplified by the propagandistic socialist realism employed by the U.S.S.R. and China as a direct means of communication with the masses.
The many realisms of modern and contemporary art on view here reveal a plethora of techniques and styles, all united through their origin in a recognizable subject, but realized with varying degrees of naturalism.
Assistant Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art Denise Birkhofer organized this exhibition, with assistance from Curator of Academic Programs Liliana Milkova.
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