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micah tokuda
I am: 31.
I'm a young professional financial advisor at Edward Jones.
I get involved in my community through the following organization(s): PICK, The Greater Riverside Chambers of Commerce, School of Business at CBU, Riverside Alzheimer's Walk, Riverside Meals on Wheels, and City of Riverside Purple Cities Alliance.
I am a happy resident in the City of: Riverside
My career goals are to: be a leader and partner in my firm as well as being one of the top advisors in the industry.
My professional motto is: "your brand is the most valuable thing you own."
My advice to other YoPros is: compete for a seat at the table by being relevant and earning respect through hard work and genuine and ethical behavior. We can't be positive change disrupters if no one is willing to hear us out.
When I'm not working or volunteering, you can find me: spending time with my beautiful wife and 2 daughters.
I joined PICK: so that I could network with other young professionals but also to be an advocate for the young professional and to seek development to further my professionalism.
PICK is awesome because: of the amazing members we have.
I maximize my PICK membership by: on the Board, attending Power Breakfast and other events, and by also being on the Membership Committee.
The issues in Riverside that I care about most are: our city's economic development plans and the future economic ecosystem that we are striving to build for our future generations.


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Bet Nahrain Assyrian Heritage Centre proudly presents the 2nd Annual Assyrian Water Festival of Nusardil!
We have lots of great activities planned this year including the dunk tank and an even bigger better water balloon fight featuring 15,000 water balloons! Games and workshops will be scattered throughout the park.
Live entertainment will be brought to you by Marco Bet Yousiph and Hanni Dankha.
There will also be a Chance to Win many great prizes and gift baskets!
Get stoked to get soaked!
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Justices Take Up Merrill Lynch's Venue Issue
WASHINGTON (CN) – The Supreme Court will decide whether a memorabilia company's "naked short selling" claims will play out, the justices said Tuesday.
Greg Manning and others sued Merrill Lynch, as well as Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Knight Capital Americas LP, UBS Securities LLC, E-Trade Capital Markets LLC and National Financial Services LLC, three years ago in New Jersey.
Manning says the defendants engaged in illegal "naked short selling" of millions of shares in his former company, Fortune 500 collectibles dealer Escala Group, which is now known as Spectrum Group International.
The brokerages allegedly created and circulated unauthorized or counterfeit Escala Group shares by selling shares they did not own, borrow or ever intend to own. This in turn diluted and artificially depressed the shares' value so that the defendants could repurchase them for cheap, return them to the lender, and profit on the difference, Manning claims.
Manning says the investment firms entered millions of proprietary and customer short-sale transactions in May and December 2006 without reason to believe that the securities could be borrowed and made available for delivery.
Though U.S. District Judge Jose Linares refused to remand the case to Morris County Superior Court in 2013, the Third Circuit reversed last year, finding that federal courts lacked jurisdiction over the state-law claims.
"There is no question that plaintiffs assert in their amended complaint, both expressly and by implication, that defendants repeatedly violated federal law," Judge D. Brooks Smith wrote for a three-judge panel, noting that Manning's complaint only involved state-law claims.
Smith wrote: "As we read the amended complaint, no causes of action are predicated at all on a violation of Regulation SHO," short for the Securities and Exchange Commission's rule on short sales (emphasis in original).
"For example, plaintiffs do not plead a violation of Regulation SHO as a predicate violation for purposes of New Jersey RICO," Smith added. "Nor, for the reasons above, do we think plaintiffs' causes of action necessarily need to be predicated on a violation of Regulation SHO for plaintiffs to have a chance at recovering under state law."
Smith continued: "But even if plaintiffs' claims were partially predicated on federal law, federal law would still not be necessarily raised. Where 'plaintiffs' state-law RICO claims allege both federal and state predicate acts,' no federal question is necessarily raised because a plaintiff could 'prevail upon their New Jersey RICO claims or any of their other state-law claims without any need to prove or establish a violation of federal law.'" (Emphasis in original.)
Merrill Lynch petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court for a writ of certiorari, and the justices delivered Tuesday.
Per their custom, none issued any comment about taking up the case.


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Seahawks Insider Blog
Quotes -- Shaun Alexander and Deion Branch
RB Shaun Alexander
RE: The 49ers defensive game plan
"They had a good one. They wanted to stop the run so they came out in a 4-3. It pretty much worked for them. Fortunately, we got some big plays from Deion (Branch), Julian (Peterson) and others. Guys like them stepped up big today."
RE: Hasselbeck's growth
"He's grown considerably. It shows in the ways he's improved in managing the game and it shows in the amount of poise he has out there. He tries to be a perfectionist. I'm like that too. Maybe that's one of the reasons why we're good friends."
RE: Importance of game to Mike Holmgren
"Everytime he comes here, it's like a homecoming. It seems like everybody here knows him from his days with the 49ers. It's a big win for Coach Holmgren."
RE: Seneca Wallace
"This was the first time we've used all of his skills set. He's so talented. Today you saw him running the ball, throwing the ball and catching the ball. He's going to be one more threat in our arsenal."
RE: Darrell Jackson
"He and I came here at the same time. When we got started, it seemed like we both knew that if we didn't play well, the team wouldn't do well. But now we have so many weapons, Nate (Burleson), Deion (Branch) and others. That's an awful lot for defenses to contain."
WR Deion Branch
RE: His reaction when Darrell Jackson left
"This is the NFL. It's a big business. Things like that happen. I've been in the same position that he was in. I really didn't think about it then. He was a great teammate but this is the NFL."
RE: Working with Matt Hasselbeck
"We've been pretty good since training camp. There were a few nuances we had to work out in training camp. The only thing you don't get in training camp is the real game and the coach getting the flow of calling real plays. We don't have that opportunity but we challenge each other into practice. When we work against another defense, we really get an opportunity to match up against another defense and do certain things."
RE: His 65-yard reception
"It was something we saw in film. We had the right coverage and we made the play. Coach (Head Coach Mike Holmgren) did a great job of trying to mix it up and giving them different looks. We got the right defense to make the play. It wouldn't have worked if they had a different defense out there. There are so many things that have to happen. Everything happens so fast. If one of them makes a wrong move, it's pretty much over."


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Trust is not only the foundation of every good relationship but also the lynchpin of a person or business entity's reputation. However, it is still subordinate to other concept such as customer friendliness and efficiency. How many organizations reward their employees with trust? Or their clients? It is about time organizations realize that trust is not just a feeling, it is also an act.
It all starts with measuring trust. According to a recent report from the Dutch Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS), it turns out much can be gained for large Dutch companies. According to the report, less than 40% of the Dutch population trusts big companies. This is significantly lower than the proportion that trusts institutions such as the European Union, the Dutch Parliament, and banks.
While trust in companies has not decreased – indeed the trend has been positive for years in almost every category – it is revealing that banks have been able to recover from the reputational damage brought on by factors such as the aftermath of 2008 financial crisis much sooner than big companies.
The CBS does not highlight a cause for the disparity in trust between large companies and these other entities and this, coupled with the fact that there are precious few other scientific analyses available that specifically examine the issue of trust in companies means that this fundamentally important marketing question remains unanswered, especially for organizations that do business online. The report did however state another important fact, namely that trust in companies is highest among young people and lowest among the elderly, illustrating a clear generational divide. Apparently, the 'Facebook-generation' seem to give large companies the benefit of the doubt. We can reasonably conjecture that this is due to greater technological engagement of younger people who are more likely to trust companies that are validated through newer online means such as likes, ratings and reviews.
These online validation tools are vital in various sectors. Artists value those thumbs up so much that some of them create some themselves (like the Dutch singer Dotan). Restaurants now appreciate a good review more than a tip. The business models of companies like Uber and Airbnb are underpinned by star reviews.
However, rating employees is usually a step too far for most companies. Individual consultants and medical specialists have to do with either positive or negative word-of-mouth. Only their employer's judgement is shown online sometimes, and there are seldom commercial ties with specific clients.
Even a company telling a client that it has trust in him/her or vice versa, for example for a good transaction, is not a habit yet within e-commerce. This is a missed opportunity: mutual trust bonds being developed and conveyed through innovative new means are essential for raising the less than 40% figure up to a majority. Initiatives such as Afterpay and peer-to-peer platforms in general contribute to a friendlier idea of companies, who often otherwise suffer from public image problems due to perceptions of immoral corporate behavior, for example as tax avoidance.
According to the World Economic Forum, trust will have gone digital by 2030. It is up to companies to embrace this trend. This starts with making trust measurable and quantifiable, both in relation to companies themselves, as well as their employees and trustworthy ambassadors. Artificial intelligence, big data and a platform like Trustier are therefore essential tools to help companies achieve their goal of being trusted by the public they serve. The most important part is to realize trust is not just an emotion or a concept of transparency. It is already measurable, and companies are already rated by it.


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|35°36′N 28°54′W / 35.6°N 28.9°WCoordinates: 35°36′N 28°54′W / 35.6°N 28.9°W
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|Hans Holbein the Elder and Hans Holbein the Younger
Holbein is a crater on Mercury. It has a diameter of 113 kilometers.[1] Its name was adopted by the International Astronomical Union (IAU) in 1979. Holbein is named for the Germain painters Hans Holbein the Elder, who lived from 1465 to 1524, and Hans Holbein the Younger, who lived from 1497 to 1543.[2]
- ^ Moore, Patrick (2000). The Data Book of Astronomy. Institute of Physics Publishing. ISBN 0-7503-0620-3.
- ^ "Holbein". Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature. NASA. Retrieved 2 July 2012.
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RCShox has released their their new 'TriFex' piston design! Designed by the pro's for the pros, using billet CNC machined Delrin for both the base and for the insert, which means no need to worry about materials that absorb the oils and eventually fade. With them you get precise valving with no guess work. The new TriFex 12mm 1/10 piston kits are available in three different configurations; basic, expert and pro. All of them have a range of 3 hole 1.3 and 1.4 compression and 3 hole 1.5 and 1.6 on rebound. The Basic kit will consist of (4)1.4 compression inserts and (4) 1.6 rebound pistons, the Expert kit is the same except you get the optional 1.3 compression inserts, and the Pro kit gives you (8) rebound pistons 1.5 ,1.6 and (8) compression inserts 1.3 ,1.4.
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IT Support Engineer
- Budapest, Hungary
We believe that the team you build is the company you build. Our offices are digital laboratories. Our clients are major global brands. We're always looking for talented teammates. Think you've got what it takes?
Currently we are looking for an IT Support Engineer for our Budapest office to make the team even stronger.
- Support new colleagues regarding IT cases /PC, hardware, software
- Provide general user supports, workstation stand ups, trouble shootings
- Prepare the documents and follow up IT processes, inside the company
- Communicate with providers and network engineers
- Solve problems based on well-defined processes and checklists
- Basic knowledge of networking (TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP server configuration)
- Basic knowledge of Microsoft Windows Server management (Active Directory, WSUS, 3rd party antivirus service)
- Advanced knowledge level administering Microsoft Windows based desktops (Win 7/Win 10)
- User-friendly attitude willing to help employees solving their daily issues with the IT infrastructure
- Good communication skills and problem solving attitude
- Strong communication skills in English and Hungarian is necessary
- Willing to learn new technologies and respond quickly to new challenges
Nice to have
- Experience with Service Now environment
- Basic knowledge of Windows Server 2008/2012
- PowerShell scripting
We offer
- Permanent job in a modern office in the company of many skilled associates
- Regular training and development opportunities
- Use of high-valued applications
- Bilingual work environment
- Competitive salary and benefits
- Recreation area
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Tina Sha
June 2019
I just had my wedding on May 25th at Niagara on the lake . It was a outdoor farm wedding,Amor Wedding did all the decorations for us ,and they really did an amazing job. Joe and his team are very professional,patient,and passionate . our first meet was at the venue , they drove all the way from Toronto to Niagara on the lake to check the environment of the wedding place . they gave me some suggestions and great idea about the decor, the place is rustic and natural,and we wanna make it looks nice and unique. They started to decorate one day before the wedding, they decorated the tent for dinner and even brought the archway , tons of fresh flowers were used for my wedding . it was raining in the morning of the wedding day ,but they started working very early and never complained about weather . Thank Amor Wedding makes my wedding memorable and beautiful. If you gonna have your wedding or any events or parties, I will highly recommend Amor Wedding ,they will never let you disappoint!
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"Multitasking" being the mantra for today's woman, nobody wants to waste their time, resources and effort by experimenting, especially when they are pressed for time, right?
Tell me something… how do you decide whether to try a new recipe? Is it based on the ingredients list or style of cooking or visual impact of the dish, good memories associated with the dish or because it was recommended by somebody whose taste you trust, or by tasting it, or do you go by your instincts?
I'm sure it varies for each person, for example my sister-in-law will try a new recipe, only after tasting it from somewhere else. If she sees a recipe in a magazine or cookbook or even a blog ;) – she wouldn't try it, but if she happens to taste something and likes it, then she tries it at home.
So what's your criteria for trying out a new recipe? I've seen that people often prefer to try recipes from a trusted source, say like their family, friends or a trusted cookbook author or cookery show host.
For me, it's a combination of all those things. Though a combination of all those things works, most of the time I decide on a recipe based on ingredients list and style of cooking. But at the end of the day, nothing convinces you to try a recipe, like tasting the dish for real.
Take this Paniyaram. I've seen the recipe for Paniyaram in many books, shows, blogs etc; but I used to think, what's the big deal, it's just some fried idlis, it can't be anything more than a "glorified idli". Well, sneaking a bite from a friend's plate at a restaurant changed my opinion of it being "just some fried idlis".
This dish is a great example of what great difference a simple tadka could do to a normal food. It heightens the flavour and takes it to the next level. The wonderful texture of crunchy exterior and spongy inside is worth experimenting. Also, it's a great way to use up your left over Idli batter. Hope I've convinced you enough to try this ;)


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Earn Passive Income by Increase Website Traffic With Social Media Sites
A social networking site is an online portal or profile where people meet to share views, photos, ideas and pictures. Since internet marketing is about meeting people, a social media site will thus prove to be an ideal place to spread messages about your passive income business
Just like any other marketing campaign starting out on any social media site starts gradually and with time you can get the necessary exposure you need to boost your traffic which in turn will convert to sales. Social networking sites have come to stay and through them you can meet and link with folks and business interests on daily basis. Few of such sites include: facebook, twitter, myspace, Dig, linkedin, Instagram, Pinterest, Google plus and a lot of others. Facebook is considered to be the most populous media site on the internet because there are about one billion users on it. If facebook is to be a land mass it is going to be the third largest country after China and India.You can fall in love with any of the media sites.
Good reasons why you should consider adverts on social media:
- They are platforms to communicate because millions of people visits them on daily basis
- You can easily update your profile and adverts just with a few clicks
- You have a hedge above your competitors in the same niche
- You can promote your online businesses on your social media
- It is the way to go now, people are already tired with the unusual pop up messages but you can create a buzz about your business
- Social media sites are subject for SEO, search engines love them and if you have a lot of activity on your media sites you can earn a high page ranking with google.
- Media sites are already incorporating mobile markerting in their services. Mobile marketing is becoming the way of internet marketing now.
How to begin a campaign on social media sites
To begin your advertsing campaign, you need to create an online profile with your name or your business name. More and more people are attracted to your social site and gradually you gain popularity. To begin with you can build a massive list of trusted followers on any social networking site who will trust you.Try to build circle of friends on your niche, you will find a lot of friends on your niche and once they trust you, then you can convince them to join your list. Insert links about your website or squeeze page or affiliate link in your profile, they will click your links and you will start to get traffic. Create bulletin, create good contents and try to gain their trust. Do not promote your products or sales in your bulletin.If you are starting out with facebook and you have a website you can create a business page for your website and create a lot of following and through your page you can post relevant messages to share with your followers and you can even pay for a small advert on the media site. You can advertise your product there in other to gain a lot of buyers. You can also advertise your affiliate products to earn a lot of commissions as you take note of the folowing:
- advertise in the most efficient means through a good judgement and balance.
- try to advertise the best products especially in your niche.
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To be more efficient in the use of social media sites as a way of generating massive traffic you can have first hand expertise by getting more familiar on how to use social media sites to maximize results. It is good to learn from authorities on social media advertising campaign. I have come across many info products on the subject matter of social media sites but the genius work of Perry Marshall,Thomas Meloche, Andrew Macarthy, Ted Prodromou are worth considering because they are leading authority on internet marketing advertisement. You can have their menthorship by taking a hold of their ebooks info products.
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Tania Karas
Tania Karas is a reporter and editor for Global Nation, the immigration desk of PRI's The World. She covers global migration and refugees. Originally from Chicago, Tania was a 2015-16 US Fulbright Fellow in Greece covering Europe's refugee crisis at a time of financial crisis. She has also lived in Turkey and Lebanon. Prior to moving abroad at the end of 2014, Tania was a staff reporter for the New York Law Journal, a daily newspaper covering US immigration, legal education and access to justice. She earned her bachelor's degree from Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism and is a master's candidate in International Human Rights Law at the University of Oxford, slated to graduate in 2019.


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If the disposable cups used at running events in Taiwan last year were stacked on top of each other, the height would equal 394 Taipei 101 towers, according to estimates by Greenpeace Taiwan.
Last year, Taiwan hosted 784 running events, and if at least 4,000 to 5,000 people attended each event, that would amount to 4 million cups, the organization said.
The problem extends beyond disposable cups, it said.
All marathons give out commemorative items, with the most frequent item being a T-shirt, Greenpeace Taiwan said.
Running events hand out a total of about 3 million T-shirts each year, the organization said, adding that the T-shirt packaging amounts to about 3 million plastic bags and the T-shirts are typically made from synthetic fibers.
Many scientific studies have shown that the microplastics released when washing clothing made with synthetic fibers pose a threat to oceans and the environment, it said.
Nearly 80 percent of respondents said they were aware of the environmental effect of disposable products used at running events, according to a survey conducted by Greenpeace Taiwan, which targeted people who had previously participated in a running event.
More than 70 percent of respondents said they were willing to bring their own water bottles to events due to the environmental effect of disposable items, the survey showed.
Survey participants were informed of the effect of commemorative T-shirts on the environment, with 97 percent saying that they would support organizers who stopped handing out T-shirts or who allowed runners to choose whether they wanted to receive a T-shirt, Greenpeace Taiwan said.
More than 90 percent of respondents supported incorporating environmental concepts into running events and more than 85 percent said that doing so would boost the organizer's image, it added.
Separately, the Taipei City Government on Thursday said that at this year's Taipei Marathon, scheduled to take place on Dec. 9, the city government would take several measures to protect the environment.
They include encouraging runners to bring their own water bottles and allowing runners to choose whether they would like to receive a commemorative T-shirt.


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Meet Button & Boo!
Occupation: Playing all day long by bouncing on clouds, sliding over rainbows and chasing each other!
Special Talents: Button loves finger-painting and looking at picture books. Boo enjoys baking and always asks to lick the spoon too!
The baby Kindness Elves spend lots of time learning about kindness and love by spending time with all the other Kindness Elves.
They truly are wonderful teachers and care for the little elves so lovingly each day.


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Economic conditions are turning, not necessarily for the better
Higher interest rates, higher inflation will test U.S. economy
Holders of adjustable-rate mortgages are the guard dogs alerting us to changes coming to the U.S. economy.
Many are barking mad because interest rates have jumped from 3.5 percent to 4 percent in recent weeks as lenders anticipate the Federal Reserve raising interest rates next month. The Open Market Committee will vote on rate hikes on Dec. 14, and most analysts expect at least a quarter point hike.
That translates into higher interest rates across the country.
"Anybody who was floating or didn't lock in a rate is screaming at their lender: 'How could you do this to me?' " Guy Cecala, chief executive and publisher of Inside Mortgage Finance, told The New York Times. "Does it give people pause? Does it raise the cost of buying a home? Yes and yes."
Mortgages are only the beginning. The Fed's overnight lending rate to banks will also spread to Treasury Bills, the bond market and auto loans. Soon businesses will have to pay more to borrow money, and that means higher prices for the goods they sell.
The Fed is also raising interest rates while other central banks are lowering theirs, which means investors will sell their euros, pounds, yen, rand, drachma and rupees to buy dollars to buy U.S. bonds and Treasury Bills. As we've discovered over the last two years, that means the value of the dollar goes up and so do prices for things made in America and then exported.
Add in higher energy costs on the horizon, and the U.S. consumer will have a lot less discretionary income. The higher prices, less cash and slower exports will mean a slower U.S. economy.
True, the stock market has rallied in recent weeks, leaving people with the impression that all is good. But what's good for Wall Street is not always good for Main Street.
A cooler economy, though, is not necessarily bad. Cheap money leads to reckless decisions, and the higher interest rates will discourage people and companies from borrowing money for risky bets. Higher interest rates will also encourage savings at a time when both individuals and businesses have been piling on debt.
Higher interest rates will also encourage people to invest their money more wisely. When safe investments like government bonds pay out little, people put their money into things like oil futures, which are volatile. Paying more for savings will move investors out of those bubbles and into safe harbors.
The economy has been growing at a slow, but steady pace for almost a decade. We are overdue for a reallocation of assets, and the higher interest rates are an important step in the right direction. But the economy over the next two years will be very different, and it's time to make sure you are prepared for it. The past is not prologue this time.


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A Prayer for General Conference/
God of creation,
the God who spoke
and brought something out of nothing,
brought light out of darkness,
who warmed the heart of Wesley,
and brought to life this church in the soil of the great awakening,
we cry out to you.
Hear our prayer.
We find ourselves in the valley of the shadow
and we need your rod and your staff.
We need the lamp that lights the path.
What we want, deep within our hearts
deep within our souls,
Is that your will be done.
If we are honest, God, none of us can fully see the way forward.
At times we have sensed hints of it,
echoes on the wind of your spirt,
But we have allowed our own opinions,
our own pain,
our history,
to cloud our vision.
As your church gathers in St Louis,
we need to hear your voice,
the voice of the creator,
speaking into existence that which does not yet exist.
As the 864 delegates and countless others assemble for worship
We pray that your kingdom would begin to break forth.
As your people continue in a legislative assembly
we pray that the kingdom would continue to break forth,
that your spirit would speak through their motions and votes.
As the work concludes in the plenary session
we pray that your kingdom would be seen descending out of heaven,
and we would hear you say "Behold, I am making everything new!"


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Visiting the Westerfeld House and Its Haunted Past.
When I mention the Westerfeld house to people they generally have never heard of it here in Dallas. This is probably because the house is located on the corner of Fulton Street and Scott Street in San Francisco, California. Even I hadn't heard of it until a random purchase I made a couple years back at a Goodwill in Dallas. So, how did a house halfway around the United States peek my interest and a ton of others online and eventually cause me to travel to it? Here's the story.
My Discovery of the Westerfeld House
As I've mentioned in other posts, I love thrifting. I'm sure that either makes me a 90 year old grandma or a hipster from Austin, Tx, (but what's wrong with that?) Regardless, a thrifting trip I had with my friend James mid-skateboarding sesh, ended with me and a picture of a strange, spooky-looking house.
I'm not sure why, but when I saw this buried among a pile of random picture frames and old, reprinted landscape photos at Goodwill, it seized my attention and wouldn't let go. I purchased it for somewhere around $3.99 and immediately googled the address and the artist's name. Sadly, I've never been able to make out the artist's name, but I did find the Westerfeld on those cross streets. The Victorian house was filled with a rich history that filled every bone in my body with a sense of wonder and curiosity. I was entranced and I had to learn more.
The Westerfeld's Wild and Haunted Past
The Westerfeld house was built in the late 1800's by builder Henry Geilfuss on behalf of the home's owner, William Westerfeld. William died in 1895 and the structure was sold to a contractor by the name of Jonathan J. Mahoney who loved to entertain celebrities as guests, (who wouldn't?). The list includes radio pioneer, Guglielmo Marconi, who reportedly used one of the top rooms to transmit the very first radio signals on the west coast. The lineup also included the famous escape artist, Harry Houdini, who experimented in the same room by attempting to send telepathic messages to his wife across the Bay.
Fast forward to 1928, when the house was bought by Czarist Russians who turned the place into a nightclub called "Dark Eyes" while making the upper floors into meeting rooms. It was then that it was renamed the "Russian Embassy".
In 1948, the night club had shut down and the house became a 14-unit apartment building that was rented to African-American Jazz Musicians, including John Handy.
By the 1960's, the house had all sorts of residents inhabiting its many rooms. One of the most interesting occupants (IMO) was occult filmmaker, Kenneth Anger. Because of Kenneth's dark body of work, his visitors lended themselves toward a more sinister nature. This included the famed criminal/cult leader, Charles Manson, as well as Bobby Beausoleil who later joined Manson's cult and was involved in the first Helter Skelter murders.
Kenneth would often film his projects in the Westerfeld house where he had carved a giant pentagram into the wood of the top floor. Anger and his friends would also hold satanic rituals in the ballroom. This attracted another famous visitor, Anton Zandor LaVey, who founded the Church of Satan and wrote The Satanic Bible. At one point, they had removed the ceiling in order to create a medium for their dark energies, as well as to view passing UFOs. In fact, many unidentified spacecrafts were claimed to have been seen from the top of the westerfeld, but I'm guessing the amount of drug use probably assisted these sightings.
Here are two of Anger's films. (Be warned: there's nudity, so probably not a great film for your kids to watch.)
Many more notable characters passed through the hallways of this house while it served as apartments. This included: Mick Jagger, Jerry Garcia, Chet Helms, James Gurley, Janis Joplin, Fayette Hauser, Tom Wolfe, Jimmy Lovelace, Heidi McGurrin, Art Lewis, and Ken Kesey. You can see the full list HERE.
In 1969, two men purchased the home for $45,000 and began remodeling random sections of the house. Many odd additions and replacements were made until it was purchased again in 1986 by someone more equipped to remodel an historic landmark like the Westerfeld.
The Westerfeld is still owned by Jimmy Siegal to this day and is maintained exquisitely as you can see below. Every detail is as wonderful as the last and compliments the home incredibly well. (Photo collection from Photographer Patricia Chang via sf.curbed.com.)
My Visit to the Westerfeld House
Almost two years after I found the drawing in a Dallas Goodwill, My girlfriend (now fiancee) and I traveled to Sequoia National Forest and then to San Fran, where after a lot of walking up and down the insane, but beautiful hills that make up the Castro neighborhood, we came upon the house I'd been dreaming of seeing for some time. The Westerfeld looked like it belonged on r/evilbuildings and yet, it was astonishingly beautiful.
As I stood in the park across the street, I felt this wonderful sensation of the house's presence. It was dark, brooding and fantastic all at the same time. One could feel the history emanating from the property. With the famous painted ladies on one side of the park, the Westerfeld stood out as a Victorian structure from another time and vision.
I'm not sure a house (other than the one I grew up in) has ever left such an impression on me like the Westerfeld has. I love this house. The architecture; the city it sits in; the history; it all blends to create one of my favorite places and I've never even been inside. One day I'd love to walk through this historic home, but until then, my visit to the exterior will have to suffice.
Below are some other angles I captured when I visited.
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Together As One: Letter from our creative director, Ethan Duran
It's Pride month once again, and celebrations large and small are being held all over the country. Not only is it a chance to show support for what we believe, but it also gives others the opportunity to see just how large, diverse and really great our community is.
I can still remember attending my first Pride in San Francisco while working for Girlfriends magazine. I had only recently come out and was still relatively new to the area. The thought of having to work a booth and be publicly out was a huge deal for me. Little did I know that it would also be a pivotal moment. Having to interact with other people in the community and experiencing the event itself left a lasting impression and helped shaped who I would become.
To this day I still get excited when Pride rolls around. There's something about being a part of the celebration and talking with so many people that makes me happy.
Miami's incredibly popular Gay Pride was held in April, with thousands in attendance. This was Palette's second participation, and it was great to see so many faces — young and old — roaming the streets. In a time when the LGBTQ community still faces many disparity issues, it fills me with hope to see so many people come out and show their support.
This year, we celebrate our unity as well as the news that President Obama has approved a proposal to designate the iconic Stonewall Inn as a national monument. It would be the first such monument honoring the history of the LGBTQ movement in the U.S., something that is long overdue. That's just one more thing we can celebrate at Wilton Manors Stonewall on June 18.
We can also take the opportunity to celebrate the overturning of oppressive and archaic efforts. Officials in Mississippi failed to appeal a ruling that found banning same-sex adoption unconstitutional. A year after marriage equality, adoption by same-sex couples is now legal in all 50 states — I guess this means the honeymoon is over!
Even with all the positive steps we've taken, we can't forget that anti-LGBTQ efforts are constantly being made. Transgender rights to public bathroom usage continue to be an issue in places like North Carolina and Mississippi. And yet, even as the debate rages on, there's plenty to feel good about when companies such as Starbucks, Hudson's Bay Company (parent company to Lord & Taylor and Saks Fifth Avenue) and Barnes & Noble join Target to show their support for transgender rights.
I hope everyone goes out and celebrates Pride the best way they know how. And I encourage you all to keep the fight going long after the parades have ended.
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Author CommentsDarkwingDork, November 19th, 2013, 11:27 am ( Reply )
- Yes, we're still loading filler art. :P We hope to return to comic updates soon.
Today's drawing is by Schillingart. Check out his gallery here: http://schillingart.deviantart.com/
Charlotte's appearance is giving me some serious '80s flashbacks. Whether it's the Jennifer Beal-like shoulder exposure, the Judd Nelson fist pump or the razor hair straight out of a Poison video, I'm in neon Reaganomics heaven! :P
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Charlotte looks like a teenager?
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@wolfie: Yeah, I guess she does have a sort of "Young Justice" swagger to her. :)
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Curiosity Got Stuck In A Martian Sand Trap
If you're going to go through the effort of sending a mechanical explorer millions of miles across the galaxy, all the way to Mars, you better make damn sure it has the appropriate traction and can function in adverse conditions. NASA recently ran into just this problem with their Curiosity rover, which just got stuck in a sand trap, and no, it's not the same kind of sand trap you hit your golf ball into last weekend. Curiosity has a job to do, it doesn't have time to hit the links.
The one-ton rover is in the process of heading to Mount Sharp, which has been its ultimate destination all along, despite the meandering, roundabout route. At 3.4 miles high, the peak sits in the middle of Mars' Gale Crater, and in order to access the site, Curiosity planned a path through the Hidden Valley (no salad dressing jokes please).


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Publication Date: June 29, 2015
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As of tomorrow, I'll be the new executive assistant at Lorena Lefray Designs. I am SO excited, but there's one itty bitty problem: I won't be Lorena's assistant. I'll be working for her older brother, Julian.
I know what you're thinking- "But Jo, what's the problem?"
Google him. Now. He's the man in the fitted navy suit whose face reminds you that there's hope yet for this cruel, ugly world. Keep scrolling…Do you see those dimples? Yup. That's the Julian Lefray I will be reporting to tomorrow morning.
Lord, help us all…
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One of the things that I love the most about R.S. Grey is that the synopsis of her books doesn't give away too much of the story. Just when you think you know what you'll be dealing with nuh-uh, think again. Or should I say, carry along with your reading and let the story and characters surprise you.
The Allure of Julian Lefray follows the character of Josephine Keller, a small-town fashion blogger who knows what she wants in life and is set in stone to follow her dreams and aspirations. What's the best place in the world to fulfill that and live the dream? Duh. NEW YORK, it's basically the city where dreams are made of and a buzzing place for fashion events that would totally feed Josephine's hunger and passion for fashion. But soon she would learn that nabbing a job in a very competitive and fast-paced city isn't easy. She ended up applying for the position of executive assistant to Lorena Lefray at Lorena Lefray Designs. Well, that seems to be an okay job if she gets hired, right? At this point, anything will do as long as it will help her get her head above the water and it's heading towards her inclination – which is fashion.
Here's the part where Mr. Julian Lefray enters the picture. Boston-based Julian Lefray, a wealthy business man heads home to New York to help her sister's company afloat during a very trying time. He doesn't have any clue with regards to fashion but he definitely knows how to deal with business things. He just needs to hire the perfect person to aid him re-establish his sister's company.
It seems like Josephine's in luck.
I won't talk more about the story and what adventures Josephine and Julian (oh yeah, they had several laugh-out-loud worthy adventures you'll read here) go through in this book but I can definitely say that you won't be disappointed and it just hits home to the point that R.S. Grey is the Queen of Rom-Com genre. She's really nailing this genre to perfection.
Josephine Keller might have just made it to my favourite female book characters list. I love her attitude and the fact that she really knows her priorities. Even though there's already a hot-bod laid down in front of her, it still didn't deter her from what she really sent out for in New York. She's absolutely a character people might want to look up to. She does everything she can to pay her student loans, not get evicted in her apartment and get her name out there in the fashion industry. Including being a janitor as an additional gig. Just you wait and see.
Julian Lefray is a refreshing character. With a lot of books out there who have characters that are into the business world or the typical boss-man for their boss-employee plot line, this "boss man character" is most of the time described singularly. Brooding? Moody? Dominating? Oh-so-hot and handsome? Intimidating? Julian Lefray isn't what I expected him to to be. He's definitely hot and handsome (totally drool and panty-dropping worthy) and could be a bit of intimidating at the times (let's fault his good looks for that). But Julian isn't a complete brooding, moody and dominating character. If he does have those attributes, it's in a perfect amount that makes him likeable and endearing. Julian is actually sunshine and rainbows. He's a perfect gentleman with a filthy mind and mouth. But you know what, his character will surprise you in a lot of ways. To the point of thinking and feeling that he's a real person. Maybe how he showcased vulnerability in the story has to do with that.
Jo and Julian's sexual tension is there right from the first moment they glanced at each other. But do not expect to read that they're going at it at every chapter because nope, it doesn't happen that way. Remember Jo's aspirations? Well, that's the reason why their relationship took quite the backburner in this book. I'm really glad with it and it's reasonable/acceptable that it isn't the highlight of the story. Once you get to know Jo, I'm sure you'll understand why it's perfect for the story. Though, there were times that I wished they just go on with their kissing and stop teasing me. While there's no kissy-kissy action going on between the two of them, readers will be treated with a front row seat of their friendship, their banters, sexual innuendos and Julian's flirtations. You wouldn't want to miss that!
All in all, The Allure of Julian Lefray is a great book and lived up to my expectations. It's a R.S. Grey book and I never doubted it to be anything but light, fun, refreshing, realistic and so much more. But the thing that I loved the most and what makes this book so special and relatable is its core message – follow your dreams. No matter what people think and say about you, like being silly for following your dreams, don't let them drag and distract you from accomplishing it. Let their words fuel you in proving them wrong. It won't be easy, you probably know that beforehand, but let it inspire you to push forward and get past through that hurdle. There will always be tough times in life but when you reached that point wherein you achieved your dreams, everything you went through way back will all be worth it. I could keep on spouting off loads of follow your dreams stuff in here but that's what The Allure of Julian Lefray is. It's a book that makes you want to follow and achieve your dreams in life.
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Color of the Week: Magenta
This week I am loving the color magenta.
Last week I wrote about another of my favorite colors: indigo. The pigmentation of the Winsor and Newton permanent magenta is wonderful, and I am a sucker for rich, saturated color. Luckily for me, the color magenta is trending!
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Though it just officially opened last year, Newcastle's Anzac Memorial Bridge (or Walk) now tops the list of destinations guests and locals want to visit and revisit. The bridge spans 160 m while the total walk measures about 450m so walking back and forth can boost your fitness level. Health benefits aside, try to pay special attention to the inscribed family names of men and women who served the war (1914-1918) during your visit. The statues of these war heroes also present great photo ops.
Visitors can also soak up in the spectacular view offered at this vantage point and marvel at the impressive use of stainless steel on the structure- an exquisite reminder of the city's booming steelworks industry in the past.
Built in 1882 as a coastal defense fort to protect Newcastle against impending invasion, Fort Scratchley has been renovated since and was opened to the public as a museum in 2009. The Australian government did not skimp on restoring everything as correctly as possible so residents and guests can begin to see the past more vividly. Except for the paid tunnel tour (which you must never miss), everything you do around the fort is free of charge.
Bring along your loved ones and enjoy the fantastic view of the city and the beach after the free historical tour. If you're lucky, you might chance upon the cannon firing.
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If you're longing to see the wildflowers bloom, come in Spring; but do come during Summer if you're after dolphin watching; and if you're itching to cross whale-watching on your bucket list, come around Winter in time for their yearly migration. For more info, visit nationalparks.nsw.gov.au.
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We won't disagree with you if you think the Christ Church Cathedral is the most beautiful example of Victorian Gothic revival architecture. Even non-religious visitors find peace and pleasure inside this amazingly restored church located on top of a hill. The church structure is a total delight for architects and non-architects alike.
Some couples get married at this church because of its splendid structure, glorious past and panoramic view overlooking the city of Newcastle. For bookings or further information, visit newcastlecathedral.org.au.
One of the treasured green spaces in Newcastle is King Edward Park, a haven dedicated as a recreation reserve since 1863. It has a huge playground for children and adults alike who love rolling on the grass or playing ball games. Visitors will not be disappointed with the spectacular ocean view, coastline, even Norfolk island that will greet them upon entrance.
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Make it a habit to check newcastlemuseum.com.au for new exhibits and collections. Admission is free for general exhibition so you have everything to gain and nothing to lose.
A small coastal creek that exists 6,000 years ago, Glenrock Lagoon is a favourite among cycling and walking enthusiasts. As you explore the easy bush walks, you will spot rivers, waterfalls, and a great array of plants and animals – it's like the ultimate outdoor date for families and couples alike. Biking and walking tracks are well-maintained so hikers and fitness buffs will truly enjoy every minute in this hidden gem.
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As India's search for a football head coach ended with the appointment of former Croatian footballer Igor Stimac, All India Football Federation (AIFF) General Secretary Kushal Das said he is "delighted" over the conclusion of the search and stated that no stone was left unturned to find the "right man" for the job.
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By 1926, faced with a stock book of outdated and unsuitable mainline locomotive traction, the London Midland Scottish Railway had an urgent need for "provision of an improved and more powerful type of passenger engine for the purpose of avoiding double heading and duplication of certain heavy express passenger main line services".
In October 1926, following a degree of procrastination by the management of the LMS, the loan of Great Western Castle class No.5000 Launceston Castle spurred the LMS into action and in December, an order for fifty 'improved' 4-6-0 tender engines from North British was placed; the result being the iconic 'Royal Scot' class of locomotive.
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AMP S1E10: Brooke Schafer - When Your Friends Do Hard Things, You Don't Run Away Scared
I love giving you guys episodes filled with stories from adoptive moms who are there with you in the ups and downs of this beautiful and messy adoption life, but it's important to remember that we aren't the only characters in this thing. There are lots of people who are affected by our decision to care of the least of these, and for this episode, we will focus on an important support system, friends.
When we decide to answer the call to adopt, our friends have a choice to make. They can slowly back away because they don't know where they fit or how to help or maybe this is all just too much for them, or they can step up and dive in with us. Today we're going to talk to a woman who chose option 2.
Brooke and her husband Luke are some great friends of ours who don't even have kids of their own yet, much less adopted kids. Brooke is a high school teacher, so she gets first-hand experience with kids from hard places in her day job as well, and Luke is a youth pastor at a church who has an awesome and unusual percentage of adoptive families, so they are the hands and feet along with us.
From left to right: Brooke and our daughter, Jane, Brooke and Luke babysitting our sons, Roc and Grady, and Brooke, her Mom Kari, and friend Lisa holding Jane during a wedding we were photographing.
Brooke and Luke made the decision long ago that they were not going to slink away just because they didn't know what to do or how to help, they dove in head first and learned how they could be the most helpful by babysitting, listening, praying, coming alongside when things got hard, cooking, the list goes on and on. I can't wait for you guys to hear her story and advice!
Grace Haven Ministries offers support and services for adoptive families in the trenches. I can say this from personal experience. We were at the end of our rope with this business and Grace Haven's director of counseling services was at our house within an hour... FO FREE. She talked us off the ledge and provided us with some great resources for moving forward. Seriously, reach out to them with your concerns and struggles TODAY. Visit their website here and their Facebook page here.
The CALL trains, equips, and supports foster and adoptive families. You heard from the director in NWA, Ann in the first episode of this podcast. They are great and you should check them out. They have no-commitment info-meeting regularly if you just want to gather more information about adopting from the foster care system, and they provide the complete training you need to become an open home. Check out their website here and their Facebook page here.
Project Zero puts the real live faces of children who are available for adoption in front of the families looking to provide forever homes for them. They travel around the state promoting their dream of having Zero waiting children in Arkansas. You can check out their website here and their Facebook here.


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24 Hours in San Francisco - The best things to see & do
When we went on our Pacific Coast Highway roadtrip from Los Angeles to San Francisco it was only for 3 days and was more of a way to get a little sneak peek of each place and to take in all the Californian vibes. Most people, especially Europeans, say they prefer San Francisco to LA but I wasn't so convinced.
We went during the month of August and whilst it was hot and sunny in LA, as we went further up north of the coast, the colder it got. We had cold cloudy weather in SF and I must say it didn't make it that enjoyable. Anyway, it was still a great experience to visit this international city and explore its most iconic monuments.
We visited all of these famous places in a day so don't worry if you haven't got days on end to visit San Francisco because you'll still get a good feel of the city.
Lombard Street
We stayed at a hotel near Lombard Street so it was the first place we visited. The name of the street may not ring a bell to you but when I say is the little steep street that goes around in S I'm sure you'll know the one I'm talking about! Apparently it's the crookedest street in the world! I was surprised by how many people we saw there taking pictures and interfering with the drivers' passage. There are even signs saying you can't go on the road! Uppss I guess I broke the rule...
Fisherman's Wharf & Pier 39
We then walked down to the Fisherman's Wharf where you can see the famous Alcatraz Island and the Golden Gate Bridge form a distance. There are lots of shops, restaurants, cafes and even an arcade by the pier making it rather lively and popular. Hyde Street Pier is a historic ferry pier that's interesting to visit. Too bad it wasn't a sunny day when we went...
Mission District
We then got a taxi to Mission District to see all the vibrant murals everyone had been talking about. I must say the area is a bit dirty and seems a bit dodgy for my liking. The graffiti murals are cool to see but I was expecting something more wow! I don't know much about street art to it's hard for me to have a solid opinion...
Union Square
This is one of the main squares and meeting points in SF surround by some of the major hotels, restaurants and department stores. We went up to the top of Macy's and had lunch at The Cheesecake Factory.
What's great about this place is the outdoor terrace with its panoramic views of the square and surrounding buildings.
Painted Ladies - Alamo Square
It's funny how in every city there is that one particular residential street that becomes famous on social media and where everyone then goes to take pictures. The property market must be booming in all these areas! In San Francisco, it's the Painted Ladies in Alamo Square that get all the attention. These lovely pastel-coloured houses and mansions will make you dream about living exactly here if you were ever to setlle down in SF.
According to Wikipedia, in American architecture, "painted ladies" are Victorian and Edwardian houses and buildings painted in three or more colors that embellish or enhance their architectural details. The term was first used for San Francisco Victorian houses by writers Elizabeth Pomada and Michael Larsen in their 1978 book Painted Ladies - San Francisco's Resplendent Victorians.
On our way driving out of SF we passed by Chinatown and it looked quite a lively and a fun area to explore. It's actually the oldest Chinatown in North America established in the late 20th Century as it was the port of entry for early Chinese immigrants.
Golden Gate Bridge
We saved the best part for last. The Golden Gate Bridge is a spectacular structure to admire and there are so many different viewpoints. Traffic was mayhem so we didn't actually drive across the bridge. Instead we went to Vista Point to get a good view of the bridge. It was extremely grey and windy so we didn't stay there that long to be honest...
If you're staying in San Francisco for longer than 24 hours and want some more insider information then I suggest heading over to one of my favourite travel bloggers Tour de Lust website to get all the local tips as Christine is actaully based in San Francisco.
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Look for bulbs from a reliable manufacturer, big names like Phillips, GE, Halo and Lutron, these may cost a bit more but offer better quality than unknown brands. If they offer a warranty, check to see if it applies only to the diode or if it covers the ballast/drivers as well.
Fixtures are rated for either dry, damp, or wet locations, the same goes for bulbs and it will lessen the lifespan of the bulb to put an indoor bulb in an outdoor fixture. In addition, be careful to read the label on your fixture or bulb to see if it's dimmable. CFL's and LED's can blink, buzz and have a shorter lifespan if they are installed on an older incandescent only dimmer. We recommend changing your dimmers to a Lutron brand "CL" type for all CFL's and LED's. Some specialty LED fixtures require an "ELV" dimmer which cost more because it is more effective at dimming LED's.
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Hatchery highlights for August: Notable fish stockings around the state
Whether it is a large number of fish being stocked relative to the size of the water, a unique species, a new location, or a one-time-only stocking, hatchery staff point out stocking events of interest for anglers.
F&G Commission awards $100K to Community Challenge Grants
During their meeting on July 25, the Idaho Fish and Game Commission awarded $100,000 in funding to various organizations throughout the state through the Idaho Fish and Game Commission Community Challenge Grant program.
August fish stocking schedule for the Upper Snake
Fish and Game staff will be stocking catchable-size (10 to 12 inch) trout at the following locations in the Upper Snake Region during the month of July. All trout stocked will be rainbows unless otherwise specified.
Fort Boise WMA wetland project planned; people can learn more and comment on Aug. 6
On Tuesday, Aug. 6 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., an informational meeting to review project will be held at the new Fish and Game Southwest Region office at 15950 N. Gate Boulevard in Nampa.
Salmon Region waters to be stocked with trout in August
Idaho Department of Fish and Game will stock 13,640 rainbow trout in the 10-12 inch range in August at the following locations:
Southwest Region August trout stocking schedule
Personnel from Fish and Game's Nampa Hatchery will be releasing more than 18,000
catchable-sized rainbow trout at the following locations during August.
Chinook fishing on the Middle Fork of the Clearwater River to close on July 28
Idaho Fish and Game will close fishing for Chinook salmon on the Middle Fork of the Clearwater River effective at the end of fishing hours on July 28, 2019.
Fishing hours are 4:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time.
F&G personnel capture and relocate moose wandering in Nampa
Idaho Fish and Game crews successfully sedated, captured, transported and released a yearling cow moose from Nampa to the Sagehen Reservoir area on July 23.
A beginner's guide to public shooting ranges
Visiting a supervised shooting range for the first time can seem daunting, but it doesn't have to be. Shooting ranges are designed for safe firearms practice for shooters of all abilities, and they can be a great place for beginners to learn more about responsible, safe shooting.
Pennal Gulch Access Area near Challis to be closed temporarily
The Pennal Gulch Sportsmen's Access Area on the Salmon River downstream of Challis will be temporarily closed to vehicle access from Wednesday, August 7 at 5 p.m. through Monday, August 12 at 8 a.m. The access area gate will be locked during this time period.
Unit 63 no longer part of the Snake River Zone general season elk tag
Changes to the Snake River Zone hunts were published in the 2019/2020 Big Game Seasons and Rules booklet and are also reflected on the Fish and Game website.
Hunters must buy controlled hunt tags by Aug. 1, or tags will be forfeited
Big game hunters who were successful in drawing controlled hunt tags for deer, elk, pronghorn, and black bear have until midnight Mountain Daylight Time Aug. 1 to buy their tags.
Newly deployed game cameras will improve statewide wolf population estimates
How many wolves are on the landscape in Idaho? That's an often-asked question that Idaho Fish and Game is aiming to answer using game cameras during a new statewide population monitoring program.
Jack Chinook Salmon to be stocked in Blue Mountain Meadow Pond in Challis
Personnel from Idaho Fish and Game's Sawtooth Hatchery will release 100 Jack Chinook Salmon in Blue Mountain Meadow Pond in Challis by Tuesday, July 23.
Idaho Fish and Game relocates mountain lion from public park in Banida on July 18
On July 18, Idaho Department of Fish and Game personnel removed a young male mountain lion from a public park in the small community of Banida in Franklin County. The mountain lion had been spooked out of some cover on an adjacent property by a landowner and his dog before it ran up a tree. The healthy mountain lion was tranquilized by Fish and Game and then released in a remote location in southeast Idaho the same day.
Bowhunter education course offered in Salmon
Beginning bowhunters wanting to pursue big game this fall are encouraged to register for a bowhunter education course to be held in Salmon.
An instructor-led course will be held July 29, 30 and 31, from 4 to 7 p.m. each evening at the Salmon Public Library, 300 Main Street.
Escape the summer heat by fishing in the mountains
Idaho has many mountain ranges, nearly all of which have lakes that contain fish. Idaho Fish and Game has long been committed to keeping those lakes stocked with fish for anglers.


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Berlin has enough awesome cafes to last for a longer adventure! Here is the second part of my caffeine-fuel pitstops in the hipster mecca of Germany.
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Bestselling author, marketing consultant and social reformer Lynn Serafinn hosts, African singer, songwriter and author, Nianell.
Born Sonia Nel in Namibia, Nianell is a South African singer, pianist, guitarist and composer. As a child, she always had a passion for music. But as she was painfully shy, many of her teachers tried to persuade her to give up her dream of becoming a singer. Ignoring the naysayers, she spent many years playing in small bars and clubs in South Africa, struggling to promote her unique style and lyrics. A true success story, Nianell rose to become a multi-platinum recording artist and songwriter who has performed with such world-renowned singers as Christina Aguilera, Andrea Bocelli, Westlife, Diana Ross, Shakira, Freshly Ground, and the Grammy Award winning Soweto Gospel Choir.
These days, Nianell has dedicated her life to motivating and inspiring others. Now a wife and mother of triplets (all girls), Nianell has published a new book entitledKnowing Who I Am, where she shares the lessons her experience in the music industry taught her. These universal lessons teach us about loving yourself unconditionally, confidence, forgiveness, ego, attitude, creativity, energy and self-acceptance.
In tonight's show, Nianell and Lynn will share her amazing life journey, the message behind her book and popular songs, and the teachings we can all learn from them.
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Who doesn't like a scenic drive to Port Orchard? Come check us out at the Port Orchard Public Market. We will be playing at Spring Fling, a fundraiser for the Kurt Wagoner Education Fund.
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Get the Look: Festive Fall Mani from Jennie Kayna
The launch of our Spa in the Box has us feeling quite luxurious. What better way is there to indulge than by rocking a nail look using the very luxurious Trust Fund Beauty nail lacquer that you'll find in each box? Jennie from Habitat for Herbivores offered up her expert nail services to help us capture a manicure that's just so perfectly fall but that can also transition quite nicely into the holiday season.