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Columbia River from Oregon and visit their outstanding town (they have been nationally recognized as most livable).
With my trusty Point and Shoot, my wife and I traveled around town for many miles capturing as many interesting and historical spots as possible.
The first photo here is of a mural in the Downtown area. Pearson Field is historic and home to many a vintage plane. Although, I think it is being moved or closed permanently.
The next two photos are of the House of Providence built in 1873 which is now called the "Academy".
The fourth photo is one of the art pieces in the "Sculpture Garden" that is Downtown.
The fifth and sixth photos are of the most beautiful library you have ever seen. Both shots were taken of walls looking up from the ground floor up to the fourth floor.
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Tom Beland, creator of the multiple Eisner-nominated True Story, Swear to God, ventures down a supernatural path in June with the debut of his new graphic novel series Chicacabra, from IDW Publishing.
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That is the modern tartan. It really looks red in kilt form.
My family wears the Fraser Tartan.
I guess that means I should be comfortable in pink too..........:eek2:
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Waiting to hear from the peanut gallery........
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The pockets of terrorist support exist in Boston, New Jersey, suburban Washington, Texas, southern California, and the Upper Midwest, particularly Detroit, the officials said, speaking only on condition of anonymity.
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Sick – no comic this week
Three week and still going flu. Sometimes I'm OK enough; others, too tired/sick/whatever. Was hoping to get something out today, but…
Three week and still going flu. Sometimes I'm OK enough; others, too tired/sick/whatever. Was hoping to get something out today, but…
After a friend pointed out that the comic wasn't showing up on mobile devices, I poked around and found that the Jetpack mobile theme doesn't play nice with anything other than vanilla posts. Once disabled, mobile accessible comics are back.
Edit: It fixes google chrome on mobile devices, but not the default android browser or feedly. So, I tried changing themes. Found out that what you see in the theme previewer and what shows up in reality don't match. Nice work, wordpress -_-.
So, expect the site to look wonky on occasions for the next day or two as I try to tweak the new theme into looking OK without the benefit of having a working previewer.
Due to being dragged into some RL work tonight and having a previous engagement tomorrow night (and not wanting to do another "writer's block" comic), no comic tonight or tomorrow. Maybe Tuesday.
No comic this week because I almost got bitten by a snake, but it decided to wander over here instead. Still, I was too traumatized (not to mention feeling rejected) to do a comic.
Although I use RSS to let me know when other webcomics have posted, I usually have my reader go directly to the site rather than pull the article down itself. As a result, I've found many sites are not all-client friendly (i.e., they don't work well with all clients, mine in particular) or they are outright broken. A lot come up with invalid date (usually due to date format problems).
There's an easy way to check your RSS feed, though; run it through an RSS feed checker. The one I recommend is w3.org RSS validator. Just enter the URL of your RSS feed and see what it comes up with. It could be a pass, a pass with recommendations or it will list bad entries.
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Woman shot with arrow
An evening at the dog park turns into a painful experience for one woman. She was hit in the back with a stray arrow.
validator: I lean neither left nor right, so I consider myself an Independent voter. The first Presidential election I voted in was 1980 and I have voted in every one since. For the first time ever I will be casting my vote for not who I like more, but who scares me the least. It frustrates me, as an American, that out of a population of over 300,000,000 people, Clinton and Trump are the best choices we can come up with to lead our Country.


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Knox, not Cox.
She's a murdering bitch. That's all I care to know. She can rot.
Poe, when you murder someone I'm going to be just as mean to you as you are to Amanda Knox.
Didn't she post on the Stranger ads?
@4 old meme. think of a new one.
cox? interesting typo (now corrected).
Oh please, Carollani. Replace Amanda with a guy and you'd be saying how disgusting they all are. But since she's a cute 20-year-old girl, you're defending her innocence until she's proven guilty.
I'm not. Fry her.
She's got a facebook page with a link to her myspace page. Not that it matters. But it's up there for the morbidly curious. The British press, especially the tabloids, have been all over them already, re-publishing videos and photos she put up online.
All serial killers are entitled to a presumption of innocence.
At least until they Kill Again.....
I'll defend her. We don't know the whole story yet, or exactly what her involvement was, and I'm highly skeptical of early media reports. And I'd have exactly the same skepticism if she was a man.
Typical American girl next door goes off to college in Italy, gets involved in violent group sex, kills her roommate. Anyone getting turned on by this?
Besides me, that is.
sounds like a few good spankings might help straighten her out.
MySpace: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=6527257
(Yes, I am morbidly curious.)
Her story is less shocking than it is overwrought teenage "art".
She served me chai lattes a couple times at World Cup. I thought she was pretty. She never tried to kill me.
Your effort to remember Lumumba here seem to be falling on deaf ears. We really should have remember Lumumba day to remind us what is and what could perhaps have been.
"violent group sex"? as in, the roommate assented to group sex, but drew the line at the violence?
particulars, please.
i smell sensational media bullshit.
its like HOSTEL but in REAL LIFE!
smell it?
Does that mean she didn't consent to having her throat cut?
I know Amanda, albeit not particularly well. I know her mother quite well; I worked with her for several years. This whole thing doesn't add up to me. Amanda's an absolutely ordinary college kid, a little brighter than most, a little better student than most. She wrote a couple of mildly racy stories on her Myspace page. my god, the horror, burn her at the stake.
No, this smells to me, it really does. It smells like a frame job. The Italian cops were desperate to put a "case closed" on this file (because it's a high-profile case internationally, due to the sex-murder-American connection), and they found some inconsistencies in what the three people said, and badgered Amanda and frightened her until she basically admitted that she heard scary things happening when Lumumba - who is not related to Patrice Lumumba, by the way - was in Meredith's room. If she did, indeed, hear scary things and not contact the police, then she may be an accessory, but she is not a "murdering bitch" as one person put it. That I firmly believe.
Man, trial by tabloid. Guilty until proven innocent. Puke.
Something stinks in Perugia.
I knew Amanda, too.
I went to middle school with Amanda. I am extremely shocked by these allegations. Amanda was easily one of the sweetest girls in her class, very smart and athletic as well. I was a year behind her and looked up to her as a role model. I believe that Amanda has been scared into making a false confession. There is no way this girl could have possibly committed murder.
my brother's best friend dated her, I met her once. Seemed nice enough. Its big talk for junction area west Seattle families. Her family is known around here.
I was just reading her myspace, and as I was on there it was signed into. Then the blog was deleted, then her friends, then some of her information, then it was made private.
She was just so nice!! How could a girl like that ever possibly take part in something this horrendous?!!
yeah i knew her. Had coffee with her a couple years ago. Nice. She almost broke my friends ankle playing soccer last year. Not nice. Murderer? No. Liar to eager Italian police? Probably.
Guess? boyfriend with axe and mummy costumeand she's covering up, or refusing to believe it.
Either way, yikes.
p.s. I really hope POE gets pwned on this one.
-@ 9, tried to find her on facebook, but it may well be that they have made her profile private as was done w/ myspace.
-public appearances are just that.
-but yeah, i do agree, something doesn't seem right.
Lumumba how we missed you, The Congo just went downhill after they got you
Knox was an intern here at our office in Berlin (at the German parliament...) for some weeks. Seemed to be a rather disorganised, friendly in a shallow way (hmmm yeah, as most Americans seem to be from a German perspective, to be honest) and called in sick (read: hungover) quite a number of times.
My very close friend is all broken up about this (close friend of a close friend of Knox; my friend was even called by UK papers- thanks Facebook). I've met Amanda a few times, but I've met a few other people who've ended up doing terrible things and being the victim of terrible things.
My own misgivings about this entire situation are how dramatic they are, how much they play out like an episode of SVU. The Italian authorities (and major news distributors) are trying really, really hard to connect sexual tastes to this crime. I wonder how quickly I could be wrapped up into a murder of jealousy because I'm not monogamous. Maybe a gay man will murder a straight man who doesn't want to have sex with him (or somehow visa versa? whaaa?) To play these absurd personal theoretical dramas in real life oversimplify the motivations of murder.
On the other hand it is because I know someone who knows her that I try to rationalize the murder. I imagine various cable news networks feel the same way when they find a "shocking" report on how another innocent person disappeared in wherever. They just happen to be white women. A lot. Or college students, valiant businessmen, etc etc etc etc etc etc. I could go on for days. I somehow doubt my friends in other parts of the country will even register this story.
I aspire to one day have my life reduced to and judged as such.
(Mr. Poe, you keep democracy and freedom alive, keep on truckin'!)
It sounds to me like she was less a willing participant and more a passive party that stood by and did nothing during the attack and perhaps helped cover it up afterwards.
Doesn't excuse her behavior, if fact you have to wonder about the humanity of a person who sits there and does nothing while her friend and roommate is being attacked and murdered in the next room.
The fact is she was a participant in the unsavoury act that eventually resulted in the death of beautiful English girl meredith.
The reason police took her in was due to DNA evidence: Long hair, similiar to amandas found in the hands and fingernails of the dead girl, blood stain shoe prints, matching amandas. Police took her in and she cracked, now she is lying to cover her back.
She alongside the others detained are pure evil. She is as guilty as hell.
A non guilty person does not have inconsistencies in their information. Amandas information to the police kept changing like the British weather. Guilty, Guilty Guilty.
@37, I've seen the media fuck up the details of crime cases enough to not trust the initial reports. And that goes double for anything coming from the British media.
Fair point 38. The media, from whatever country can sensationalise a story but they cannot create or make one. To do so would could lead to allegations of slander or defamation. The media cannot just randomly create a story from nothing. An individual/s need to have created the story for which the media will then bump up and sensatinalise.
Secondly you cannnot dismiss DNA. Amanda will have to explain how her hair and skin sample came to be under the fingernails of Merdiths in the same way the men involved will have to explain how their seman came to be on her body parts.
Finally, Amanda, was not the only flat mate or friend known to Meridith yet her story was the only inconsistent one out of the others. Go figure! Do you see any of Meridiths other friends or flat mates in custody, I dont!
Evil comes in many shapes and sizes. Do not be fooled.
Open Forum for the friends and family of Amanda Knox
If you feel like the media has portrayed Amanda unfairly and you want to defend her, Northwest Afternoon is offering a platform on Monday morning for Amandas friends and family to say whatever theyd like to defend her. If youre interested please call or email right away. The segment will be taped from 9:30-11 AM.
Thank you,
Jillian Derpack
Northwest Afternoon
140 4th Avenue N.
Seattle, WA 98109
tel: 206.404.4309
news coming in says the American bitch held Meredith down -fingerprints in blood were found on her wrists matching DNA.
The case is open and Knox is far from innocent.
RIP Meredith -a beautiful English Rose may all those responsible get their just deserves.
This makes me go cold every time I read about it or hear about it. I cant even imagine what this poor girl went through before she died, RIP Meredith. Rotten666 you are sick, this is turning you on?? I think maybe you should be arrested, it sounds like you are capable of something like this, freak!
Heh Mac J,
Or anyone else on here for that matter.
Would your friend who dated Amanda consider speaking with a member of the British press about their experiences.
Anyone who would like to talk further please e-mail email@example.com
more details are coming out -she took part in over a two hour torture and rape of Meredith.Stop defending Knox she has the hallmark of a Psychotic killer who takes sadistic joy in manipulation of other people.
Shame she will be tried in Italy -she deserves the chair.
I couldnt agree with you more rollocks. However, I feel the chair would be to good for her, it would be over and done with. Why not throw her in jail and throw away the key. Let her suffer each day reflecting on her evil actions.
The presumption and misplaced self-importance of someone who feels qualified, based on facts presented by the media, to seriously condemn Amanda Knox as a killer utterly confuses me. I realize that this is an anonymous forum for criticism of news-related issues, but the passion and strange certainty with which some of the comments accredit this murder to Amanda Knox seems bizarre and reprehensible.
More pointedly to Mary:
There some glaring flaws in your reasoning in comment #39. There is a difference between finding long strands of hair at the scene of a crime, and having hard DNA evidence. Additionally, different countries have different laws. What counts as slander and defamation here in America does not necessarily apply internationally.
I realize that by going through the trouble of replying to you at all I am being a jerk. I feel a little sorry; maybe you don't realize that you are being a creep. I just want you to realize that the certainty you publicly place in your understanding of events that occurred across the world from you is, in fact, creepy.
burn in hell Amanda.
burn in hell Amanda.
SHAME ON YOU -Is the right name for you.
Mary was just putting her point of view and you attack her with immature and childish jibes.
The facts are now emerging and we can clearly see that Amanda was involved in this gastly murder to satify her perverted sexual mind.Her blog stories were fantasy that she could not control and wanted to explore.Pyshotic killers start with such fantasies as do other people it might be said but the difference being with most they remain just that -perverted fantasy.
Amanda's DNA has been found all over the murder scene -Meredith's face to name just one.
Her boyfriends shoes prints in bllod on the floor and bed next to the victim's body.
There has been no evidence found of the African's DNA found at the scene -is he a victim of a frame-up?
But, one thing is almost sure is Amanda is involved.
if the press and police leaks are to be believed surely the fact amanda and boyfriend
were drinking and doped may help to explain how this once sweet girl has had a character transformation like the manson family followers
On her MySpace site Knox claims to be a Nazi on the inside and her stories said to be simply "racy" above were about violent rape fantasies. Hardly a "once sweet" girl.
Well said Mark.
There is nothing "sweet" about her.
I don't get, Rollocks. What is your investment in this story? An employee of the stranger paid to provoke discussion and increase returning viewers to the site?
shame on you : no I am nothing to do with the site whatso ever.
I came on as I came across the site and did not like the comments being made.Evidence already leaked shows that Amanda is not innocent and now it is a case of finding out how much and the degree she was involved.
An innocent girl was killed that night, and it is everyone's interest that the culprit -or more likely the culprits are convicted.I believe they have in this case been caught but it is just a case of proving it in court.
News out over weekend says that CCTV pictures show Knox going into Meredith's apartment on the day of the killing.The significance being, that Knox claimed she did not go anywhere near there that day as she was at her boyfriends.
Who knows what really happened that night. The Italian police will probably say more once the DNA test results are in. Amanda Knox certainly has lost all credibility by changing her stories many times, with the third version being conflicted by CCTV pictures showing she was at the house around the time of the crime. In her MySpace blog, she said she "freaked out and cried" when she thought her uncle Uve in Hamburg would be mad at her for leaving the Bundestag internship on a whim after he had gone through so much trouble to set it up for her. Later she wrote that "fortunately", he's a "nice uncle" and everything was fine again. She comes across as a shallow, immature and emotionally weak college girl who wants the world to see her as a sexy, strong diva. Walking away from a Bundestag assignment is like walking away from a White House internship. So many hardworking and ambitious students would drool over the opportunity to work with politicians at that high of a level, yet Amanda writes about the Bundestag as if it was an item on the menu that she can order any day and send back to the kitchen because it didn't please her palette. This is an insult to the German government. What a stupid career move and such ingratitude to her uncle! Maybe she really couldn't put the pieces together to see that she was hanging out with the wrong crowd or maybe she thought it was cool to be flirting with danger. This is the typical distasteful American behavior that Europeans have come to expect. There won't be a second chance for her now.
It's so not worth trying to explain yourself to some of these hard headed 'Free Amanda Fanatics'.
Having said that, we do not have to do anything, I'm just sitting back and watching Amanda and her continued lies unfolding. I hear even her own Lawyer is getting frustrated.
You are right, CCTV, have put her in the frame, she says she was not even there, that is before saying she was and had covered her ears.. It's all so boring!!!!
My thoughts are rightly with the dead girl. Meridith, for those Hard Core 'Free Amanda fanatics' - Remember her?
Yep, she's definately involved! Key, Throw, far far away!!!!!!
Oh and Shame on You, if you are not happy with whats being said, you really do not have to return to this blog. Honest.
oh Mary, I don't mind explaining myself -it was a valid question that I may be a provocateur -but I am not.Just like to see justice done.I can understand the "our girl" would never do such a thing brigade as they think they are being loyal to a local girl.But, evidence is stacking against such blind loyalty. From my end, it seems to me that they should be grieving for the world's loss of a beautiful intelligent girl in Meredith,she already had a degree and was trying to better herself even more.Bless her I hope her killer or killers are convicted quickly.
Amanda's DNA has been found on the bleached blade of the suspected knife that killed Meredith
I watched an Italian talk show last night on the case. The only person anyone dared to badmouth on the show was Amanda because she's the rich white American girl. She was the only one referred to as a pathological liar though her Italian boyfriend also changed his story a few times and Lumumba's alibi was not all that credible either. An Italian psychiatrist
said Amanda was a typical 'psychopath' and joked how it contrasted with the image of Americans in "Vacanze Romane'.
If he had made a comment like that about the Italin defendant he would never be able to work on Italian television again. If he made the same type of comment about Lumumba, he would be ostracized for appearing as a racist and we all know that there is no racism in Italy. (The Italian psychiatrist said so on an earlier show I saw)
Lumumba (he may very well be innocent- I don't know) had a group of backers claiming his innocenece. (It reminded me of a soccer match with people rooting on their co-nationals). One
Congolese diplomat got up and said that Amanda accused Patrik (Lumumba) because in America white girls always accuse black guys. (Maybe she was trying to get revenge for the OJ Simpson verdict).
Another Italian lady noted how cold Amanda was because she appeared serene in jail. Her Italian boyfriend was also serene but in his case that meant that he was innocent.
I'm not writing this to declare anyone's guilt or innocence and a lot of people have a tendency to protect one's own (family, country etc). But to achieve justice, I hope people manage to put aside their innate prejudices.
Johnny I hear what you say, and of course everyone is innocent until proven guilty, but the problem is there is quite a lot of evidence against Amanda and her boyfriend.
I hear today (20/11/07) that Lumumba has been released as lack of evidence against him.A nigerian/Italian duel citizenship male has been arrested in Germany, by their police tipped off by Italian Police as he is belived to be the owner of the fingerprint found on a pillow.
So there you go they are still holding the Italian and now another black man with Italian citizenship -hardly seems racist or predjudist to me.
Amanda has been shown to be a liar (said she was not at the apartment of Meredith -when she was proven to be seen entering on the night of the killing by CCTV camera.) her DNA has been found on the suspected knife belonging to her boyfriend used in the killing.She had a blog story telling of the raping of a girl by two men -her boyfriend has comics depicting a girl on a bed stabbed with a knife.....
her boyfrinds shoe print is belived to have been found in the blood on the floor and next to the body on the bed.....
Come on, the evidence is stacking up against her and her boyfriend.The best outcome would be that the perpertrators of this grisly rape and murder are brought to book and Meredith's memory at least gets justice.
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By GUY D'ASTOLFO
Pete Drivere remembers the first time he went to Cedar's Lounge.
"I walked in for the first time in 1982 to play with my band, The Infidels," he said. "I was 15 years old. As I made my way along the bar, I saw Timber Gilliland up on the stage with a full head of red hair. He was the lead singer for The 8 Balls, a band that I had only heard of, being a little kid from West Middlesex. We were going to open for them that night, and Timmy looked like a god to me, there with his guitar."
The Infidels would go on to become one of Youngstown's most popular bands in the '80s and '90s, with Cedar's as its home base. After that, Drivere would become the sound technician at the downtown club, a post he has filled since 2000.
It's just one vignette about a room filled with history and with rock music in its pores.
That history is about to enter a new chapter.
Last week, it was announced that the club will be forced to leave its location at 23 N. Hazel St. downtown, where it has been since it opened in 1975. The new owner of the building housing Cedar's, The Gatta Co. of Niles, intends to renovate the structure and turn the first floor into a restaurant and wine bar, with offices and apartments on the now-empty upper floors. The timetable calls for the restaurant to open in the spring.
The news was a shock to the bar's many longtime regulars, who saw it as an unwelcome — and perhaps unforeseen — byproduct of downtown's renaissance.
Mara Simon is the daughter of Tom Simon, who opened Cedar's and ran it until 2008. She owns the club now and operates it with Billy Danielson.
She doesn't know the date when the bar will have to leave.
But she already has begun looking for a new location where the bar will reopen.
A bastion of original music, Cedar's has long been a mainstay of the downtown scene, a musical oasis with an artistic spirit. For much of the '90s and early 2000s, when downtown was run-down and depressed, it was one of the only places open at night.
But it's still just a room, and after Simon finds a new one, she intends to reconvene the bands and patrons that have given Cedar's its unique flavor.
The bar has a solid reputation for bringing in rising acts that are on tour, and expects to have no trouble continuing that tradition in its new location.
"We run on thriftiness, and articulate thinking and taste," said Danielson. "We're good at it."
Drivere called it a beacon of culture for music lovers. "It's a destination and a point of reference held dear by generations of musicians, artists, punk rockers and college kids," he said.
Jeff Hall is one of those people. The Youngstowner has been a regular since Day One, and his institutional knowledge of the place makes him an unofficial historian of sorts.
"It's my home away from home," he said. "It means a lot to me."
A union stagehand, Hall also played in a number of bands over the years, most recently Liquor Box. When asked, he quickly reels off a list of national acts and noteworthy bands — and even their members — who have played the club in the past three decades.
"Tommy [Simon] started having bands there in 1981," said Hall. "Before going to the [now defunct] Tomorrow Club, we would stop at Cedar's for drinks. Then after the show, we'd head back to Cedar's."
Although he's seen his share of fights in the bar, the like-minded vibe among patrons always has been its overarching quality, even in its earliest days.
"If you went there, nobody gave you grief," said Hall. "As long as you were there to be cool and into the music, you could walk in there almost any time and find a decent conversation.
"Most of my friends now are people I met from Cedar's over the years. At times there were fights, and we'd have to expel the invaders. But it was a refuge. Even now I hear girls say to me that Cedar's was the only bar where they never felt funny going to by themselves, because they knew they weren't going to get hassled. It was not your standard meat market."
Cedar's has been ground zero for plenty of local bands who became regionally famous. Some names include Bangorillas, Boogieman Smash, Figure Ground, The Toll, Walking Clampets and Slackjaw.
More recent years have seen bands such as Gil Mantera's Party Dream and The Zou pack the place on a regular basis.
Richie Bernacki played Cedar's a handful of times with the Party Dream during the band's peak four or five years ago, and many other times with his prior band, Favorite Action hero.
Cedar's would be packed to the limit for GMPD, with about 400 fans crammed in the sweaty room.
Bernacki said the club was where his earliest love of rock was nurtured. "I reminisce about my young days, sneaking in when I was 17 because I had to see the bands — The Februarys, Boogieman Smash, Figure Ground," he said. "I needed the music."
Khaled Tabbara of The Zou said his history with Cedar's precedes his birth.
"My father grew up in Beirut, Lebanon, and knew Mara Simon's family," he said. "I remember being a small kid of maybe 8 or 9 and playing the Moon Patrol arcade game they had in there."
Cedar's was always a magical place for Tabbara.
"Before I ever even played music I remember trying to sneak in to see bands like the Johnsons, and Jeff Hall would be at the door scaring me out of even thinking about trying to sneak a sip of beer," he said.
Tabbara said the first show he ever played in a music venue was at Cedar's. "We called ourselves The Sons of Zou, and we were quite horrible," he said.
But the club gave Tabbara a chance, and he made the most of it.
"When we were just starting out and didn't have any experience, no other venue would let us play," he said. "The scene was dominated by metal acts, and we were kind of wierdo art rock.
"We convinced Cedar's that if we threw a music festival that had a bunch of bands from all over the area — none of which had a draw — we could fill the venue for a night. So, we organized the first Nouveau Rock Music Festival and brought bands like Third Class and Posture Coach. Together, I think we gave birth to a new scene that was completely rooted around Cedar's. Like many bands before us, we found a home for our art and Cedar's made it possible."
Tabbara has played hundreds of shows since then, but has played on Cedar's stage more than on any other.
His band was playing the club in March when the leader of the opening act, Matt Smith of Marbles for Eyes, collapsed and died of congenital heart failure just before The Zou was to go on stage.
"We carried him out and called the ambulance, but it was too late," said Tabbara. "Every time I have been at Cedar's since I am reminded of his spirit and to live my life to the fullest."
Tabarra tried to explain the club's importance to artists.
"It is a crossroads for creative types," he said. "There are always sculptors, painters, dancers, musicians, writers, film-nerds and theater-folk sharing a drink with friends or exchanging ideas."
It's been a place of milestones in his personal life, as well.
"I've had family reunions and theater cast-parties there, fallen in love and been dumped there," he said "Shot videos, written songs, released albums, performed in drag, danced, watched some of the best shows I've ever seen there, and even punched an audience member in the face from the stage there. We've had people propose to their future wives at Zou shows at Cedar's. I hope it reopens in a new location so we can continue making new memories."
"We run on thriftiness" Just one look at the bathrooms would confirm this statement. I am welcoming the new renaisance the downtown is going through. Classier bars bring classier people. Perhaps we can renovate the bums that loiter around the downtown.
I usually am the first person to kick the slum of Youngstown. But @bmnaresident, you kicked yourself in the hind on that.
Face it Cedars wasn't your sort of spot. I only wandered in there a few times and it was a low stress laid back sort of place.
I didn't have to worry about a shoot em'up and I didn't have to worry about Barbie and Ken having a meltdown about who was prettier.
Do I expect some amazing bathroom in a bar where people drink? No.
Youngstown needs more art, needs more music. Cedars is a legendary landmark and one of the few places left worth visiting in the region.
Gentrification isn't going to make Downtown the new destination for Boardman.
Clearly, your definition of what "class" is, is rather skewed in the sterile direction. Nothing wrong with that, but why the dig on Cedars? Funny that what you envision is Downtown being the destination for drunk drivers heading out to the burbs. I think we could skip that bad idea. Keep it real in Boardman.
Good one uselesseater @ bmanresident you have been served....
This is sad but I'm excited for Cedar's and their new beginning. Perhaps they can find a part of town where they'll be welcome and can lead another renaissance. I would love to see the North Side's Elm St. area get re-invigorated as a true art's district. Best of luck to them and the entire Cedar's family.
How about relocating at the old Anthonys on The River? Not too far away. Has a nice outdoor area.
Excellent post, uselesseater. I agree with every word.
Est 1974 right? perhaps we can make Cedars a historical landmark, Dave Grohl played there before nirvana didnt he? Just saying, it could take a good attorney, but the art of the place should outweight gattas plans...now that Dr Andersons retiring, whos going to cme to the new high end burger joint?
Maybe we can get $15 burgers to go with $6.50 hot dog over at V2 and $8 salad.
Gentrification won't work folks. This is Youngstown, not NYC or LA or any other real city. There isn't the large population and their isn't the well heeled young with money to burn.
Some call this "development" progress. I've seen it before. I call it devolvement.
It's a cycle. This cycle will end up just as badly. Projects will fail, businesses will open and close. Sadly, these businesses that open won't last long. There will be no 30+ year longevity out of them like Cedars had.
Watch, just as soon as the games are found out, after the threats of indictments circle, when the government slush money dries up, that's when the end starts for this Downtown mess.


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Sigmund Freud would have enjoyed talking to this lady. I wonder what in her past caused her to fear the big gun?
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Possible explanation not possible on this forumI wonder what in her past caused her to fear the big gun?
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This could be the funniest thread I've read in a long time.
I doubt she's scared the gun will go off and hurt anyone. She probably just wants to eliminate any reminders that violence exists so she can raise her children to be good little sheep. Of course, they'll need to stop teaching history in school too.
"and suddenly I can not hold back my sword hand's anger"
They are pretty much already doing that in many schools. Most modern historians like to exclude military history from their teachings and knowledge.Of course, they'll need to stop teaching history in school too.
Not saying that all do, but I know I didn't learn much about the military side of things in school, and since I have been immersed in the academic field of history for the past 4 years, that is my observation.
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From what I have read is that when offered Miltary history courses are often overbooked as the demand is there, but the desire to teach hasn't been or hasn't been allowed. Ralph Peters was commenting that there is a shortage of highly trained military historians to replace the aging ones.


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