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7BR/10BA/30,000 Sq. Ft. PALLADIAN MASTERPIECE IN GUARD-GATED BRADBURY ESTATES, RANKED BY FORBES AS MOST EXPENSIVE ZIP CODE. SET ON A PROMONTORY W/ UNPARALLELED CITY & OCEAN VIEWS. MAGNIFICENTLY REALIZED AFTER MORE THAN 8 YEARS OF CONSTRUCTION BY CONSUMMATE CRAFTSMEN WITH METICULOUS ATTENTION TO DETAIL, USING THE FINEST MATERIALS CULTIVATED FROM AROUND THE WORLD. THE MAIN HOUSE IS APPROXIMATELY 30,000 SQUARE FEET W/ 2 MASTER SUITES, CHEF'S KITCHEN, 2 STORY LIBRARY. FEATURING AN ENORMOUS AND SPECTACULAR INFINITY-EDGE POOL, 15 PERSON SPA, GUESTHOUSE, 10 CAR GARAGE, POOL HOUSE, 3D THEATER, 2,000 BOTTLE WINE CELLAR, POKER LOUNGE, A TEMPERATURE-CONTROLLED TROUT POND WITH 2 STORY WATERFALL, SUBTERRANEAN FIRING RANGE, OAK PANELED ELEVATOR, AND 600 FT ENTRY DRIVE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE NUMEROUS FEATURES. FEATURES THAT APPEAR THROUGHOUT INCLUDE: FRENCH LIMESTONE EXTERIOR FINISHES, VAULTED 40 FT. CEILINGS, 6 FIREPLACES AND DOMES WITH HAND PAINTED FRESCOS, AS WELL AS VENETIAN PLASTER. NOTHING COMPARES.
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Archive for July, 2014
Anyway you want it – Renovations at Passariello's Pizzeria & Italian Eatery, Moorestown, NJ
They say that making a great pizza starts with the crust. Now, I have to disagree slightly – because I think that the foundation of a truly good pizza lies in the sauce. But for hypothetical purposes just go with me here…
When Passariello's called Superior Scaffold and asked if they could build a strong foundation out of the back of their restaurant for their renovation project we gladly accepted. You see, the guys at Passariello's Pizzeria – Italian Eatery had designs to renovate their bathrooms and their kitchen but had to remain open for business while doing it. And just like on a pizza – they needed a strong platform to put their equipment (toppings) onto. So we came up with a design that was exactly as they wanted it.
So how did they accomplish these renovatons? Well, by breaking them into 2 phases.
Phase 1 – Bathroom Renovation – Build a platform out of the back of the restaurant where customers could walk to a very fancy portable restroom.
Passariello's cleared out a section out of the back of their structure towards the parking lot.
Then Superior came in and used system scaffold with shoring heads and aluminum beams to construct the 16' X 50' platform that utilized the double doors out of the back of the restaurant. Then this platform was covered in ¾" fire retardant plywood and then topped with carpet. Like any scaffold job the biggest challenge was to get to the platform level on the uneven ground.
You can see the trailer that housed the very opulent rest rooms that was parked right next to the platform. Then the entire structure was covered with an enclosure to keep the elements at bay. The design allowed customers to exit the building through the double doors and safely walk on the very sturdy platform to the bathrooms while the ones inside were receiving a makeover.
Phase 2 – Kitchen Renovation. Now, building a platform for customers to walk on to get to the rest rooms is one thing but moving the entire WORKING kitchen out back – is another.
Once the bathrooms were finished, Superior crews dismantled the platform and moved the entire operation over to utilize the double doors and make more room for the larger kitchen area. Using the same type design incorporating system scaffold, shoring heads, aluminum beams, and plywood they built another platform that would hold the kitchen and a Quonset hut type structure. This renovation was going to take much longer than the bathrooms so the entire platform needed a more permanent cover.
Needless to say that the building of the crust (foundation / platform) went off without a hitch and the sauce (the kitchen) was added to the customer's satisfaction. All in all, Superior built a pretty good pizza platform for Passariello's. I'll add some pics of the kitchen on the platform when I get them.
As the band Journey once sang "Any Way You Want it" – is just what Superior Scaffold can do for you. Give Pat a call at (215) 743-2200 or visit www.superiorscaffold.com and he'll take care of you.
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Some information on Passariello's –
Pasquale Passariello's idea was to combine several different food offerings, like in a food court, into a single restaurant concept. Thus the Passariello's Pavilion idea was born! The Pavilion concept would provide a large variety of authentic Italian upscale pizzas, entrées, salads, sandwiches, and dessert options in a quick-service, casual dining format.
Passariello's Pizzeria & Italian Eatery
Sunday – Thursday: 9:00AM – 10:00PM
Friday & Saturday: 9:00AM – 11:00PM
13 West Main Street
Moorestown, New Jersey
Phone: 856-840-0998
Penn Presbyterian Medical Center – New 178,000 square foot advanced care pavilion
Penn Medicine began construction on their new 178,000 square foot advanced care pavilion (Powelton Avenue and N. 38 Street) and called swing stage specialist Bob Sarkisian at Superior Scaffold to provide the suspended scaffold necessary to get the facade work done.
It's fun for me to see an illustration and then show some photos of what it looks like along the way. Check these out.
Image Courtesy of Penn Presbyterian Medical Center
This is an enormous job with many phases. We have had as many as 25 swings on and around the building (including inside the elevator shafts) at any one time.
The new pavilion is set to open in January of 2015 so work is being done around the clock.
This is a three step process for our crews – first the vapor barrier had to be put up, then the blue board (panels) and then the final facade of the building.
And like any job there were challenges we had overcome. The first was getting roof clearance by elevating the beams – and you can see from our on the job photographer, Charles "Chad" Larzelere, we did just that. It's not often we show what the job looks like from the top when we talk about swings but these photos give you a bird's eye view.
We also had to line up all of the platforms (in sequence) so the crews could complete the work without having to move the entire rig.
And last, we added porch brackets on the backside of the swing stages so the panels could be loaded on and moved to their specific locations.
If you look at the center of the swing staging you will see the bracket.
Superior is proud to be a part of this massive expansion. Here are some photos of out suspended scaffold on the back of the building.
We will keep you updated as the building progresses.
So if you have a project that requires suspended scaffold – call Superior Scaffold at (215) 743-2200 and ask for the "Sultan of Swings" – Bob Sarkisian, he can design a system for your needs no matter how large or small.
And as a little treat for all of you swing fans out there…
Here are some details about the new building from the Penn Med website – as well as a video detailing their new pavilion.
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Grapes have an annual life cycle and each season plays a vital role in that cycle.
For us here at Pfeiffer Wines, our new year begins after our "pfabulous" and "pfamous" Winery Walkabout which is held every Queen's Birthday Weekend in June. It is then, in the depths of Winter, that we start pruning the vineyard. Bbrrrr! Yes it is cold but this short time of 10 weeks is when the vines are dormant and can be cut or rather pruned, in a particular way which will determine the way the vine will perform for the next harvest time in the actual New Year. By the end of August the pruning job has been done and each vine now knows exactly what it is expected to do.
But wait, we have to get through the Spring time blues. Most people associate Winter with the blues but Spring is our most crucial and worrying time of the whole year. Being on the plains west of the Great Divide, we are subject to the cold night temperatures under the big expanse of clear night skies and that means frost. Frost while we prune in Winter is our friend, or rather "pfriend". Frost in Spring can destroy our potential crop. You see, if we get frost when the vines are shooting their brand new leaves and producing their delicate flowers, it is like putting a blow torch over the vineyard. Can you imagine trying to make a salad from a lettuce that has been put in the freezer? If the vineyard gets frosted when the vines are in this vulnerable stage, then all that hard work of pruning during Winter is wasted. The potential crop is like the lettuce from the freezer. It is gone and will not have a chance to come again till the vines have been pruned again next Winter. So while we rejoice that Spring has sprung and our world is springing to life again, we worry, we watch and we wait with our fingers and toes crossed that we will come through Spring with our crop for the next year safe.
Then comes Summer with the glorious warm days, the extra daylight and the growing season in the vineyard. Having got through Spring, the vines become thick with tough, almost leathery leaves, protecting their precious crop of grapes from too much sun. The bunches of grapes continue to get larger as the berries swell and by Christmas, they look like bunches of green peas. We (with the help of our scarecrows) have scared off the birds and the bugs and now, as we say "Happy New Year" we watch and wait for each variety of grape to ripen, change colour, develop flavour and eventually be ready for harvest, usually in early February, as Summer ends. Some people say this is the start of the New Year, but I truly believe for us, our new year began last Winter.
So now into Autumn, one by one, we harvest the "fruits of our labour". As each variety of grapes reaches optimal ripeness and full flavour, we pick the grapes, we harvest our precious crop. Sometimes this is during the cool hours of the night by a grape harvesting machine and sometimes it is harvesting by hand at the beginning of each day before it gets too hot. This is the most exciting time of the year, the beginning of the wine being made. Some would say this is the start of the New Year but I am sticking to my belief that the New Year for us began last Winter. However it is the beginning for the wine. With Vintage 2016 coming soon, it will first be the harvest or the picking, then the crushing and then a myriad of winemaking activities which I will tell you about in "The Life of a Winemaker" as seen through my eyes, (those being the eyes of the wife of one winemaker, and the Mother of the other) next time in our Autumn 2016 newsletter.


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Travel the state with Charity Nebbe as she meets Iowa producers of honey, plums, arugula, bacon, blackberries, broccoli, duck, zucchini, sweet potatoes and sweet corn this season. Iowa Ingredient also features talented chefs who use local ingredients to create delicious recipes.
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Tammy had been Tommy.
She was not my first trans patient, but she was the youngest and the first in a case which appeared to be a response to trauma. I could not discount the factors involved and there had been hormone treatments to consider in terms of their impact on a child's development.
Jacqui, her mother had thirty thousand followers on social media. Her feed had been pictures of Tammy and her, and a few of the photos and videos gave me pause. She brushed her purple fringe from over her eyes and grimaced at me.
'She's my world.' she said.
She meant it too. Tammy had experienced less internalization of trauma because she had been allowed to present as her chosen gender in an environment where she had been accepted.
Accepted, in the way someone wouldn't wrestle a crocodile without an audience. Tammy was my patient, I told myself. Not Jacqui. I stayed as clinical as possible with the parents. These days it felt like a faithless priest delivering absolutions they no longer believe in.
'Jacqui,my concern is to get Tammy well again.' I said.
Tammy had started screaming at three a.m on a Sunday morning. Jacqui had scrambled to her daughter's room, found her sat up in bed and shrieking at the darkness. The paramedics had to sedate her, and then she came under my care.
Jacqui had said Tammy was having nightmares for a few weeks before, and her art had taken a darker turn, but she put it down to a recent fascination with Tim Burton. She was an imaginative and loving child, with no trauma to repress, according to her mother. I asked if she could bring me any drawings or writings she had. Drawings would be useful, I told myself.
Jacqui brought me a sheaf of drawings and stories she had written. There was not much evidence of Tommy, bar a few pages of scribbles. Artless loops of primary colours carved into thick layers of black before he began to develop evidence of realism stage artistry. Expressing the girl he knew himself to be, Jacqui had whispered to me, as we sat in my office. We had spent an hour with Tammy in the day room but she had unresponsive, whispering the same phrase over and over.
There has always been a maze.
A minotaur lives there.
They were the only phrases she would speak. She was eight years old and when she wasn't rocking back and forth, she would sit there and whisper those two phrases, like a skipped record.
I thanked Jacqui and told her I would continue to oversee her daughter's treatment until we saw an improvement in her condition. On the way out, Jacqui asked me with dry eyes, what would happen if she did not get better. I smiled and tried to put my hand on her shoulder, but I could not bring myself to do it so I pointed my index finger as though I were about to make some profound point and then decided against it.
'She's getting the best possible treatment, Ms Banner.' I said.
She smiled and nodded.
'This sort of thing, it gets politicized, you know? You should see some of the things people have sent to me.' she said.
Her grimace was perfect and then, only then did her eyes water.
I watched her walk to the car, phone held aloft as she narrated her day to the screen.
I spread the drawings out. Jacqui had filed them in chronological order and I had bookmarked videos she posted on her social media, but those had not demonstrated anything beyond her playing for the camera, jumping at the chance to earn Jacqui's cooing and billowing.
Her art was advanced and the expression of Tammy on paper was fuel for it.
It was the story she had drawn which gave me pause.
There was a repetition of the Tommy era drawing style, which I made notes on in terms of evidence of regressive episodes but scraped into the black was a white face.
A red nose.
White swollen hands.
The smile was a broken nightmare. Distended, broken teeth pointing in all directions.
Hair like horns on a forehead.
These were the most recent drawings. Jacqui had said she was into Tim Burton, watched The NIghtmare Before Christmas year round and dressed as Sally on Halloween twice in a row.
Three drawings of it at various points across each page. One on the left, one in the centre and another on the right, with its left arm out of the edge of the page. I swallowed, went back to the other pictures, saw the lines and details but they lacked the crude visceral glut of these three drawings.
I put everything away bar the three drawings.
My sleep was thin and restless. I woke up and my bedroom was freezing cold, but I slipped under again and only awoke when my alarm bleated at me to get up. The pillow was wet beneath my cheek. I had been crying.
She swept the crayon across the page, a flicker of frustration crossing her face as she drew.
'I know you don't like the crayons, Tammy.'
Tammy fixed her gaze on the page. Her blonde hair hung in her face. She had allowed me to brush it this morning. A good day, and one I would type up in the driest of terms, whilst keeping the quiet pleasure of it for myself.
'Pencils would be nice.' she said.
Her voice went up at the end, and I looked at my satchel, concerned at bringing the pictures out to show her.
'What do you like about drawing?' I said.
She stopped and glared at me.
'I've told you before, Kerry. It makes me happy.' she said.
I sat forward and rested my forearms on my knees.
'Are all your drawings happy, Tammy?'
The crayon broke in her fingers. She wiped her fingers against the paper and picked up a pink crayon, sketching in perspective and depth to the unicorn she was drawing.
'Some of them.' she said.
I reached and brought my satchel up, retrieved the pictures and laid them to my left, face down.
'Now there some drawings which I thought we could talk about. Your mum says you drew them before you had your first episode.'
She nodded.
'You've seen it.' she said.
She continued to sketch details into the flanks of her unicorn.
I took a deep breath, my heart starting to race as I turned the first one over.
'It's moving through the maze. Sometimes, it sees me and that's when I go away. Its why I won't finish the fourth drawing. It looks like a clown but its a minotaur, it told me" she said.
I glanced at the lens set into the clock above the window. The afternoon light streamed in, warm and bright, but I shuddered as though I had been plunged into ice. Some expressions of ourselves appear alien to us and those feelings remain, no matter how you intellectualise them.
I put my hand over the drawing and put them back in my satchel. Tammy looked up at me.
'You think I'm sick because of my mother, don't you? It told me. It told me about my mother, because that's how it got in.' she said.
She said it all in a single breath before she stiffened like she had been electrocuted and I was on my feet, calling for help as I put her in the recovery position.
Jacqui came to the hospital. She had a friend with her, pear shaped with a shaved head and greasy lipstick, who tried to film everything. I told her I did not agree to be filmed in any capacity, and I was there in a professional capacity. At some point, I shut my eyes and turned away.
The seizures had stabilised but she remained unresponsive. I took a cab back to my office and typed my notes up until my head throbbed with each word and I had to sit with the shades drawn. After the pain eased, I wept with my head in my hands. One of the nurses poked her head around the door and told me to go home before they committed me. I wanted to laugh with her so I avoided her gaze and muttered something about it being a hard, long day.
I took some pills to help me drift off and my chemical surrender felt like a defeat.
There was dirt beneath my feet, cold and sticking to the soles of my feet. I looked around and saw walls of palsied white marble, coated in lichen and reaching high into the sky.
Tammy ran past me, wearing a dirt-stained smock with her long blonde hair streaming behind her. She turned and looked at me.
'It's old, Kerry. It lives in the middle of a maze and if you find your way there, it makes you choose what happens to you. I chose right when it asked me.'
Her eyes widened in the gloom.
'Make the right choice. Now you need to run.' she said.
Something roared behind us and I felt the ground shake as it moved out of the darkness.
I awoke, drenched in sweat and decided to try something to save her.
I dressed and went back to the clinic, making an excuse about some reports I needed for a hearing in the morning. The orderly was too tired to argue so he waved me through. I went to my office.
I took out the drawings laid them out left to right then I stood up and reviewed them.
Children had florid imaginations which removed an element of clinicity from my work, they spoke in simple phrases and elemental symbols. I went over to my printer and took out a sheet of paper then went back to the day room and found some crayons. I picked some up, tried to imagine the warmth of her fingers on them and went back to my office.
I used most of the black, had to use my keys to gouge out the shapes, but I tore through the paper in a few places and my fingers were soon oiled with smears of black crayon. I filled in the gaps with colour where I needed it, but I lacked her skill with art.
I finished the sequence.
I stood back and saw my own breath as a plume of mist as I shivered and wrapped my arms around my chest.
It was a voice more felt than heard. It hummed in the pit of my stomach and spat bitterness up with each word it spoke. No wonder she had broken beneath it.
I looked at the last drawing.
I had let it out. Clown or demon, it was here, violating my sanity with its existence.
'I am aware this might be a reaction to the incident today. I accept that about myself.'
It chuckled, a clotted rough thing which made me want to vomit. My headache returned as I stared around the room, shivering with the cold.
I backed against the wall of my office, fighting the urge to cry.
It chuckled again. I had chosen Jacqui because I thought she was exploiting her child for attention. I did not think about what that meant at the time. Fear made things simple.
I shook my head, decided I needed to get out of the office and see who could help me.
Something broke in me then and I sobbed as I flung open the door, into the arms of an orderly who bellowed for help as I pressed against my face against their chest, grateful beyond words for someone real to speak to.
No one mentioned the fourth drawing. It allowed me some hope of a career.
Especially when, after eight weeks in a private facility on the coast, I was introduced to the events since my psychotic episode.
Jacqui and her friend. They spared me the details but as part of my reintroduction to independence, I had internet access.
Someone took them to pieces.
Or something. Their bones had been cracked open, the marrow sucked out amidst other details which had been kept from the public. It was a naive belief in the face of a ceaseless quest for novelty and horror. It had convinced me to finish the sequence.
Tammy's catatonia remained constant. Jacqui had been estranged from her family due to her activism and later, celebrity. They were applying for guardianship of her, back to Arizona and their church. The comments were interesting. I could consult, I was told, but there was a reluctance to allow me to practice directly with children again. I agreed with them and asked if I could go back to the clinic and pick up some personal items before taking some vacation time.
I was escorted but a chubby ten year old ran headfirst into a wall, and my orderly barked at me to stay there as he ran to assist, I slipped away down to the long term ward.
I took her hand in both of mine. It was warm but inert like a doll.
'Tammy, its gone. It doesn't want you anymore.'
Her fingers twitched and she blinked as she smacked her lips.
'I know. You let it out, and it found someone else to eat.' she said.
Her voice was a flat whisper.
'Tammy, I know you're not sick. I think I am, but that's not your fault.'
She tried to sit up and so I slipped my arms around her. She whispered something into my ear and then pulled back and began to scream. I drew back with my hands pressed to my ears as she stared at me, shrieking like I had tried to murder her.
We were still in the maze. Except the minotaur was now an eight year old child, who had lured me into a compromising position which I could never explain. My life was ruined by a single act of kindness tinged with arrogance.
I should have chosen right.


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The Freaky Trigger Movie Poll 2018: #40 – #31
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Some stats this year – we received 24 full ballots, and in all 131 films were nominated, with 66 films receiving more than one vote and therefore eligible for the list. If films tied for points, the one with the larger number of individual ballots scored higher. Which is exactly what happened at number 40, so sorry to joint 41 "The Hate U Give" and "Disobedience" you just got pipped by this pair of pretty little psychos:
40: Thoroughbreds
Its tough being a teen psychopath. Why not kill yr horse, and your best mates Dad. A terrific black comedy which doesn't quite stick its ending, but is ghoulishly fun on the way.
39: Apostasy
Micro budget British Jehovah's Witness drama that is both an eye opening look inside the faith, and a achingly sad dramatic exploration of the same.
38: Ocean's Eight
Macrobudget hang-out movie with next to no dramatic tension (particularly when the antagonist turns out to be James Corden) but the class of people to hang out with is terrific fun. Blanchett probably wins on the fashion stakes but Akwafina battles with Anne Hathaway for scene stealing honours.
37: Western
Germany vs Bulagria in the battle for the heart of the European project. Prejudice, envy, a horse and claim jumping make it feel like a Western, but it is its own deliberate thing too.
36: Solo
The first Star Wars film not to make the Top Ten, this is a thoroughly disposable stab at Han Solo origin story. Of course Han doesn't need an origin story, and some of the secret identity bits are truly clunky, but it does end up being a rather charming space opera in itself.
35: Mary Poppins Returns
The apotheosis of the remake sequel, it hits many of the same beats as the original – whilst Emily Blunt plays the character with definite different emphasis. Unlike Solo she is allowed to make the character her own, and had lots of fun doing it.
34: Columbus
Just your average architectural, metaphysical romance: a haggard John Cho waits upon his fathers death whilst flirting about architecture with Haley Lu Richardson (who is great). A perfect mood piece, and has the best bit of silent cinema in the year in it (beating A Quiet Place). Cho was also great in Searching… ,
sadly only made it to 59 in our list.
33: The Breadwinner
The animation studio behind the Secret Of Kells and Song Of The Sea take a tougher story, a coming of age drama set in Taliban Afghanistan a weave a magical tale which never pulls its punches about that hideous regime, but manages to create a heoric throughline for its heroine. IT WAS MY FAVOURITE FILM OF LAST YEAR, watch it.
32: Hereditary
To many people one of the scariest films ever made. To me, it has a genuinely powerful end to its first act, and then throws everything at the wall to see what sticks. What sticks is, er, quite a silly ending but hey it scared the shit out of a lot of people.
31: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri
I was not a fan, but it won Oscars, it had a glib take on racism, it had a towering performance from Frances McDormand, it had a so-so performance from Woody Harrelson, a baffling appearance by Abby Cornish and a role for Peter Dinklage which was basically a hate crime. But a lot of people liked it.
Join me in a few days for 21 – 30 which may or may not feature Jean Luc Godard.
Voted for:
Columbus (2 on my list)
Also saw:
Solo – which I enjoyed
Three Billboards – which has some scattered good moments, but is ultimately pretty vile.
Abjectly failed to see:
The Breadwinner (sorry Pete). It's the only one of the rest I have much of an urge to see.
None of my ballot has appeared, so either my choices missed out or am super hivemind. Suspect it'll be weighted to the former.
Really loved 'Song of the Sea' so looking forward to checking 'The Breadwinner'.
None of my ballot has appeared, so either my choices missed out or am super hive mind. Suspect it'll be weighted to the former.
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"I want to run against Barrett," alderman says, laying out issues he will use against mayor.
Tony Zielinski is all about his campaign for mayor.
The longtime south-side alderman has promised not to run for re-election for his council seat, saying "it's up or out." To that end he's made a $100,000 personal loan to his campaign account and solicited at least another $100,000 in contributions. Now he's identifying wedge issues, locking in his stump speech, and dismissing concerns regarding his style of fundraising.
In an interview with Urban Milwaukee, Zielinski laid out the pillars of his campaign and hammered Mayor Tom Barrett for opposing some of the alderman's proposals. "All he cares about is his political agenda. And his political agenda is to keep himself and his friends in office," Zielinski contends.
As things currently stand, some 18 months from a potential primary election, the race will be a showdown between two career politicians. Zielinski announced his candidacy in November 2017, and Urban Milwaukee reported two weeks ago that Barrett will seek re-election.
Zielinski has so far laid out four issues he will push against Barrett. He's against the streetcar, he's for a focus on jobs and services for the "central city," he's against any more cuts in the number of public safety personnel and he's for a pilot program to provide wraparound services to Milwaukee Public Schools students and their families.
"We have to turn around our central city," says Zielinski. "We cannot be a great city if 43 percent of the population has it worse here than just about anywhere." The 43 percent figure is a reference to the percent of city residents who identify as African American. A 2017 report pegs Milwaukee as the third worst city for African Americans based on racial disparity figures, while a 2015 NPR story asks "Why is Milwaukee So Bad for Black People?"
Referring to the streetcar project, which is expected to open later this year, Zielinski says: "I disagree with his lack of emphasis on the central city. When you have African Americans in Milwaukee that have it worse here than just about any other place in the country and one of the challenges for them is jobs and access, [the streetcar] wasn't a priority."
Zielinski voted for the streetcar project in 2011, but voted against the project in 2014 and 2015 when it was up for final approval. He has held a number of press conferences opposing the project.
Zielinski on Education
After ticking off a list of dismal statistics regarding student achievement in Milwaukee, Zielinski says "that does not bode well for the future of our city." Zielinski promises to use his position as mayor to get involved in education, though Milwaukee Public Schools is governed separately from the city.
"A lot of these kids don't even know if they're going to have a roof over their head the next day," says the alderman.
He has targeted Barack Obama School of Career and Technical Education, the former Custer High School at 5075 N. Sherman Blvd., for a pilot program to provide wrap-around services aimed at addressing trauma, improving school performance and reducing crime. He says he has singled out the school, well across the city from his district, because of the extremely high number of students living in poverty.
"As mayor I want to lead the charge to get foundations, outside groups, partnerships with different entities. They're doing some of this stuff now, but nowhere near the level we need," Zielinski contends.
Zielinski says he has already had success on this front but Barrett killed the idea. "I got $200,000 for an initiative at Barack Obama and the mayor used his to influence to derail that funding initiative." It's certainly true that Barrett opposed the idea, but also true that most of the Common Council questioned the proposal. The $200,000 matching grant is still being held in the council, more than a year after being introduced, following a letter of concern from Employ Milwaukee, which has a partnership with the school, and concern over the lack of support from Milwaukee Public Schools. The grant would go towards a Building Occupational Skills for Success program.
But Zielinski sees the opposition in personal terms. "You know why they did it? They didn't want to see an initiative of mine go through. It doesn't matter that 99 percent of the kids at Barack Obama came from poverty-stricken households and that that money could have helped them. That's beside the point and you can quote me on that," he says.
Tony and the Police
A Barrett challenger campaigning on a law-and-order platform is nothing new. Ald. Robert Donovan used the anti-streetcar, pro-police platform in his 2016 run, but managed to secure only 30 percent of the vote. Zielinski has extra ammunition this time around given that the city approved a budget that cut 27 cops and 33 firefighters.
The 2019 and 2020 budgets aren't likely to be any easier given that the city is facing a squeeze from increased pension costs for public safety personnel and stagnant or falling state aid. And in announcing his mayoral campaign, Zielinski aligned himself with the police unions.
The Milwaukee Police Association hosted the November campaign kickoff and union president Mike Crivello enthusiastically endorsed Zielinski. Crivello's peer at the Milwaukee Police Supervisors' Association, Carmelo Patti, also endorsed the alderman.
When pushed how he would fund more cops and firefighters, Zielinski was short on specifics. "We need a mayor that has a good working relationship with the state," he says. When asked for specifics on what he would ask the state for, Zielinski says that's "premature right now." When asked if he was open to a city sales tax, Zielinski says "I'll have to think about that."
One thing Zielinski is certain about is that the streetcar is hurting the relationship with the state. Speaking about the streetcar operating expenses, which are entirely covered by Potawatomi Hotel & Casino sponsorship in the 2018 budget, Zielinski says: "The $600,000 that could have went for the cops, didn't go for the cops because the council members used that for other things." He notes that long-term the money for the streetcar will come from the parking fund, and that's money that could have gone for police.
How many police officers should Milwaukee have? "I don't know, but he's cutting too many right now," says Zielinski.
Why Was Zielinski Removed From the Licenses Committee?
Rumors have swirled about why Zielinski was removed as the powerful chair of the Licenses Committee on June 21st, but Council President Ashanti Hamilton shot down any conspiracy theories Tuesday morning.
"There were a number of issues, some have been reported on already… He was very clearly running for mayor, not present enough to be able to take on these responsibilities." When asked if he consulted the mayor's office before the move, Hamilton says: "absolutely not." Hamilton says the move was spurred by the resignation of Ald. Jim Bohl who chaired the Zoning, Neighborhoods and Development Committee, which opened the door to changes.
Zielinski isn't pleased with how Hamilton backed out of what he said was a promise to block the reappointment of Rocky Marcoux as commissioner of the Department of City Development. "I can tell you that President Hamilton promised everybody he was going to vote Rocky out. When we voted for the council president, he pledged to us over and over that Rocky was going to be out," Zielinski tells Urban Milwaukee. The council did vote to reject Barrett's re-appointment of Marcoux in 2016, but then the matter was reconsidered, sent back to committee and resolved in the commissioner's favor three weeks later after a full court press by the mayor's office and Marcoux himself.
When asked what else Hamilton promised, Zielinski declined to comment. Multiple sources have indicated a key component of securing the votes of Zielinski, Donovan and Mark Borkowski was Hamilton promising to remove Nik Kovac and Robert Bauman from their committee chairmanships. Both were removed, but are now back. Bauman again chairs the Public Works Committee and Kovac replaced Zielinski as the chair of the Licenses Committee.
Is Tony Zielinski Being Investigated?
When I asked Zielinski what was wrong with a June 22nd Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article that said he was ousted "amid concerns that he pressured business owners for campaign contributions," the alderman offered a quick response. "Number one, I've never pressured anybody for a contribution this is all based on anonymous allegations." The article reported that "nearly a dozen" sources were in touch with the newspaper regarding Zielinski's "aggressive fundraising tactics."
The article claims federal authorities have contacted City Hall officials about Zielinski in the past month, but Zielinski says he knows of no such inquiry: "No one has talked to me. I'm not aware of anyone coming into my office looking for records."
Asked if he thought the article was part of a political attack on him, Zielinski responded: "obviously." Multiple sources told Urban Milwaukee the Journal Sentinel article likely came from someone close to the mayor, but his spokesperson Jodie Tabak says that Barrett had no involvement. "The answer is no."
But Urban Milwaukee has also heard from multiple sources that have been subject to aggressive fundraising tactics from Zielinski. All declined to speak on the record.
The alderman's campaign finance reports indicate regular use of a Square reader, a mobile credit card processing application. Such technology is not illegal, but does allow fundraisers to easily accept contributions when a checkbook isn't present.
New fundraising data for the period from January 1st through June 30th will be available by the end of July.
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The cost of this two country tour is US $ 1,345 sharing a
twin-bedded room with private
facilit ies. (minimum 8 Pax)
Hotels are four-star standard
except in
where we stay at the three-star
Golden Walls hotel, ideally
located beside the Old City
walls and the ideal base for our
visits. The tour is on a full-board
basis with breakfast, lunch and
evening meal included daily.
Touring is in air-conditioned
coaches and we will be
accompanied in each country by
local guides who will share
leadership responsibilities with
the tour leader. All entrance
fees are included as are the
cross-border taxes. Less than 8
pax kindly
us for special rates
Rates does not included: Tips and
departure taxes, travel insurance,
airline tickets any other item not
mentioned in our offer
Walking in the footsteps not only of Jesus, but
also of Abraham, Moses
and David will I know bring the Bible to life in a
new way for us all.
To arrive in Jerusalem and then to see from the
Mount of Olives with our own eyes
the city about which we have heard
so many times will be for many of us
a deeply moving experience.
In Jerusalem and
Bethlehem we shall learn something
of what it means to live in the
Holy Land today. After
Jerusalem our
pilgrimage will take us to Jordan
and we think of the Old Testament .
We end our pilgrimage in the
Galilee. Perhaps here more than
anywhere we shall feel ourselves
walking in the footsteps of Jesus,
and my prayer is that we shall
encounter Him again as those first
disciples did in Galilee after His
Resurrect ion.
Many of our passengers t ravel alone and object
to expensive single room
supplements. Desert Paramours accept
individual bookings on a 'guaranteed
share' basis. They charge the basic
price and accommodate you with a
person of the same sex also
requesting shared accommodation If
we do not find someone to share with
you, you will be accommodated in a
single room at only 50% of the usual
single room supplement. For single
travelers who do require single
accommodation this should be
requested when booking and,
if available, the normal supplement will be
In the
Middle East,
the reality on the ground is often far removed from what we see
and read in the news. Places of pilgrimage are open and
welcoming visitors. We begin our pilgrimage in Jerusalem before
crossing into
where the countryside is so reminiscent of Biblical times. We
then return to Israel to stay in Tiberias, beside the
Sea of Galilee.
On our journey we plan to meet with the local Christian
community and offer them our support and encouragement. Visits
in Israel will include Jerusalem, Nazareth, Capernaum and the
Sea of Galilee. We will also visit
Bethlehem and pass through
Jericho: part of the emerging
In Jordan, the highlight is the red rose city of
but we will also see a Crusader castle, Roman theatres and
temples. On our pilgrimage, we will walk along the Via Dolorosa,
sail on the Sea of Galilee, float on the Dead Sea and visit the
site of Jesus Baptism in the
Jordan river.
The Holy Land is unique in offering so many highlights and
contrasts in such a compact area. Each day of our pilgrimage
will be very different from the last.
Day by day tour itinerary
Day 1:
meet at Airport. Transfer on arrival to our hotel in Jerusalem.
Four night stay at the Golden Walls Hotel close to the Old City and the
Biblical sites we will be visiting.
Day 2:
drive to the Mount of Olives where we have a panoramic view of the
walled city. As we look across the Kidron Valley we see the Golden Gate,
the Dome of the Rock and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. On the Mount
of Olives we visit the Pater Noster Church, Dominus Flevit Chapel, and
the Church of All Nations in the Garden of Gethsemane. We finish our
morning at the Church of St Peter in Gallicantu (possible site of the
High Priest's house). We drive out to West Jerusalem and the picturesque
village of Ein Karem where we have lunch at the Sisters of Sion convent
and spend time visiting the Church of John the Baptist. We continue to
the Israel Museum to visit the model of Ancient Jerusalem. We also see
the Dead Sea scrolls (housed within the Shrine of the Book).
Day 3: BETHLEHEM
Today we cross into Palestinian territory to visit Bethlehem. We
celebrate Holy Communion in the Fields of the Shepherds and have time to
shop in the olive wood co-operative. We have lunch at the Bethlehem Arab
Rehabilitation Centre in Beit Jala. In the afternoon we see Manger
Square and visit the Basilica and Grotto of the Nativity and St Jerome's
Day 4:
begin on Mount Zion at the Dormition Abbey and Upper Room. We enter the
Old City through Zion Gate and walk down to the Western Wall (where we
also see the Bar-Mitzvah ceremonies) and ascend the Temple Mount to
visit the El Aqsa
Mosque and the Dome of the Rock. We finish our morning by the Pool of
Bethesda. After lunch at the Ecce Homo convent we follow the Via
Dolorosa through the lanes of the Old City to the Church of the Holy
Sepulchre. We end the afternoon in the Garden Tomb.
Day 5: FOUR
leave Jerusalem and drive via the Wadi Qelt (to view St George's
Monastery) before continuing down to Jericho. We proceed to the Allenby
Bridge crossing point between Israel and Jordan. After entering Jordan,
we continue to Kerak for a late lunch.
then journey to Petra and a two-night stay at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in
Day 6: THE
Petra's fame is well deserved and you will be struck by the scale of the
site and the extraordinary beauty of the rock-cut tombs and temples. At
the time of Jesus, Petra was a magnificent Nabatean city of enormous
wealth, which controlled much of the trade that passed through the
region. We enter Petra through the Siq on foot and then suddenly stand
before the rock-cut Treasury, hewn out of the red sandstone. We spend
the entire day here and visit many of the breathtaking monuments,
including some of the Royal Tombs. Lunch is at the Basin Restaurant.
Day 7:
drive north through Wadi Mujib, Jordan's mini Grand Canyon. We ascend
Mount Nebo where we celebrate Holy Communion on the mountain where Moses
viewed the Promised Land and visit Madaba where we see a famous mosaic
map of the Bible Lands. We lunch in Madaba at the Haret Jdoudna
Restaurant and see a famous mosaic map of the Bible Lands and a mosaic
school with young people learning an ancient art. After lunch, we
continue to Amman and have an orientation tour of the city (including
the Citadel and the King Abdullah Mosque).
spend two nights in the Regency Palace Hotel in Amman.
Day 8:
the morning we visit one of the most significant religious discoveries
of the past century. Bethany beyond the Jordan, is situated on the east
bank of the Jordan River, and is the likely place where John the Baptist
lived and preached and where he baptized Jesus. We then lunch at the
Dead Sea and spend a few hours relaxing there in the afternoon before
returning to Amman.
Day 9:
drive north from Amman to the Jabbok River where we recall the story of
Jacob wrestling with the angel. From there we continue to the
spectacular ruins of Jerash, the best preserved of all the Decapolis
cities. Here, our visit includes the oval forum, the colonnaded street
and the theatre. Lunch is at the Green Valley Restaurant. We continue to
northern crossing point into Israel and drive via Bet Shean to Tiberias
on the Sea of Galilee.
Three night stay at the Ron Beach hotel on the lakeside.
Day 10:
ascend Mount Tabor in t axis to visit the Basilica of the Trans
figuration and enjoy magnificent views over the plain of Armageddon. We
continue to Nazareth where we visit Gabriel's Church (Mary's Well), the
Synagogue Church and the Basilica of the Annunciation. We lunch at the
Holy Land Restaurant. In the afternoon we visit the site of Sepphoris,
an import ant 1st Century Galilean cent re, to see the ruins and the
beautiful mosaics. We return to Tiberias visiting Cana, scene of Jesus
first miracle, en route.
Day 11:
Today we visit the sites associated with Jesus' life around the Sea of
Galilee. We drive to the north of the lake and vi s it the ruins of
Capernaum, Jesus Galilean bas e. We continue to Mensa Christi (where
Jesus appeared to his disciples after His resurrection) and celebrate
Holy Communion on the shores of the lake at Tabgha beside the Church of
the Loaves and Fishes. Lunch is at the Convent of the Beatitudes. We
visit the church and garden which commemorate the sermon on the Mount.
After lunch, we walk down to the lake and sail back across the Sea of
Galilee to the hotel, returning by mid-afternoon to allow time to relax
and swim.
Day 12:
early start as we drive to Ben Gurion Airport for our return
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Philly2Philly's Top Christmas Holiday Events in Philadelphia
Tis the season for fun holiday parties, selecting the best tree on the lot, strolling through Rittenhouse square to check out the twinkling lights, wearing sexy Santa hats (and other garments), and spending time with loved ones, family, and friends. There are always a ton of great holiday happenings in the city to check out whether you're single or not.
Here are my top 10 must things to do during the next month to partake adequately in the Philly holiday spirit.
1. Holiday Light Show at Macy's and Dickens Village: This is one of my favorite holiday traditions dating back to when I was a little girl. My mom, a West Philly native, would take my brothers and I to the light show and Dickens Village every holiday, usually on Christmas Eve. There is something about this free massive display of lights and organ music that makes tons of people and families crowd the floor of Macy's (once Wanamaker's) in the jewelry and shoe department. This is certainly a top pick of mine and always brings a smile to my face each holiday.
2. Ice skating at the River Rink at Penns Landing: Now I am not the best ice skater, but I sure love to bundle up and head down to Penns Landing to do some ice skating and cocoa sipping with a significant other or friends. After a few times around, one forgets the cold and wind as you whip around the rink listening to music and holding hands (or holding each other up). I will be braving the cold to ice skate this week!
3. Longwood Gardens: Let the holiday light displays consisting of over 400,000 lights, fountain shows, floral displays, and nightly choral performances at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, PA put you in the holiday spirit. I checked this out years ago and is definitely a must see.
4. Pennsylvania Ballet's The Nutcracker and other Holiday shows: For those of us who enjoy more theatrical or cultural holiday events, there is the Pennsylvania Ballet's The Nutcracker (which runs from Dec. 4th through 31st) at the historic Academy of Music. A few other events include Philadanco's Xmas Philes at the Kimmel Center from Dec. 10th to 12th, Peter Nero's Holiday Pops! concert also at the Kimmel through Dec. 22nd, White Christmas at the Walnut Street Theatre from Nov. 9th to Jan. 9th, A Christmas Story at The Colonial Theatre on Dec. 11th (one of my favorite holiday movies!) and Handel's Messiah at the Church of the Holy Trinity on Dec. 10th.
5. Various tree lightings/displays: Although many of the tree lightings at Rittenhouse Square and City Hall have already taken place earlier in the month, these are certainly fun gatherings full of fun family events that kick off the holiday season in the city. Definitely a must pick for next year and something to be seen all month long after.
6. The Christmas Village at Dilworth Plaza: With so much media hype and controversy over the taking down and putting back up of the words "Christmas" next to the "Village" sign, one must check out this display of various unique international gifts and displays modeled after similar ones in Germany presented by the German Historical Society. If anything else, the controversy has surely peeked my interest in checking this out. This runs until Christmas Eve.
7. Peddler's Village: And for a more unique display of holiday gifts and old time Christmas magic, there is Peddler's Village in beautiful Bucks County. Step outside of the city and experience unique shops, Santa arriving on a horsedrawn carriage, and unique gingerbread creations. A definite must see for families to get into the holiday spirit. A fun memory for myself years ago included a trip to the Chaddsford Winery wine shop for some wine tasting and hostess gifts for holiday dinners and parties.
8. The Comcast Holiday Spectacular: Experience holiday sights and sounds on Comcast's video wall which is the largest four millimeter LED screen in the world. This free show runs every hour on the hour and lasts for about 15 minutes. Come and see Santa circle Philly on his sleigh and land on the steps of the famous Philadelphia Art Museum. I'll be checking this out for the first time this year.
9. Holiday shopping in center city (not to mention free parking on Saturdays): There is something about running around in the city and doing some holiday street shopping in the cold while making appropriate pit stops at Starbucks and other coffee shops to warm up. There is also nice indoor shopping at Liberty Place, the shops at the Bellevue/Hyatt Hotel, and the Gallery for those who like to shop in the warmth. So come and shop and save some money parking by enjoying free city parking after 11am on Saturdays. What a deal!
10. Various holiday bar crawls: And for those of you who like to partake in some holiday events involving alcohol (in moderation) and dressing up in some fun festive gear, there are a few bar crawls such as The Running of the Santas on Dec.18th and the 13th Annual Reindeer Romp in Fairmount on Dec. 16th. Whether single or attached, there is something about putting on a Santa suit or some antlers (mine have lights on them) and having a few drinks with old and new friends to get into the holiday spirit.
Along with checking out these fabulous holiday activities, please be sure to attend our Philly2Philly Holiday Party at Fieldhouse on Dec. 17th from 7-10pm. Myself and the staff at Philly2Philly would like to show our appreciation for a great year of keeping Philly well informed with various articles, movie and event previews, tons of gorgeous singles to gaze at and potentially meet at our fabulous happy hours throughout the city, and basically, just keeping it real.
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