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100 Colorado Creatives: Samuel Schimek
Schimek family portrait: Denver Picard, Samuel and Dr. Beverly Crusher, 2013.
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#36: Samuel Schimek
Artist, designer and entrepreneur Samuel Schimek bridges the gap between art and business in his Denver Pavilions shop, I Heart Denver, which serves as a working incubator and showcase for dozens of Colorado artists and independent companies. In the process, he's perfected the art of local branding by presenting work by an ever-growing stable of creative ambassadors in the store, where visitors to Colorado can find tangible, positive, well-designed, functional mementos of our state to take home with them.
Even his I Heart Denver shop dog, Denver Picard, gets into the act: The adorable corgi recently received a Go the Extra Mile award from Visit Denver for charming tourists and making downtown a friendlier place.
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More recently, Schimek has taken the reins for Artstir 2014, a Memorial Day weekend arts festival to be hosted at the Pavilions for its second year, and is gearing up for the holiday season at I Heart Denver by adding even more local merchandise. We asked him to to take a few minutes away from the seasonal frontlines to answer our 100CC questionnaire. Here's what he had to say:
If you could collaborate with anyone in history, who would it be, and why?
Vance Kirkland, who was the founding director of the Art School at the University of Denver. His decades-long career as a fine artist covered Designed Realism, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism and the well-known Dot Series work. I can't imagine how exciting it would be to work with him at a time when Denver's creative scene in contemporary culture was just being developed. Before him, there was no higher education program for the arts in Denver, and his avant-garde work is so significant that it survives today at the Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art, one of Denver's best museums.
Who in the world is interesting to you right now, and why?
George Takei is a cool guy and a crazy phenomenon. His fame in the social media world is bizarre and hilarious. His reinvention into contemporary sci-fi television (such as a character on Heroes and appearances on The Neighbors) just makes me super-happy. As a Trekkie, I think he used his Star Trek fame the best out of all the original series actors while always being himself, not just "Sulu."
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What's one art trend you want to see die this year?
Shrinky dinks? Of all the weird pop-culture arts and crafts that have emerged over the years, this is the one that just won't die. They're just cheap-looking no matter what -- the thin, warped plastic product always looks weird. It's a product that should be limited to a family activity for kids if it needs to remain in existence at all.
What's your day job?
I own and run I Heart Denver Store, and I'm also part of the marketing team at Denver Pavilions. At I Heart Denver Store, I spend hours marketing the goods from 160 different artists and designers each day, while also working to grow our customer base and make sure the staff members have what they need. For Denver Pavilions, I design eblasts, collaborate with community partners, produce and art-direct video and animation segments, and coordinate and consult on creative events.
When I have a little extra time, I create my own designs and sell them in the store. I develop items that fill gaps in store offerings for tourists, like shotglasses, designs that show the Denver skyline and pop-art mixed-media pieces.
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A mystery patron offers you unlimited funds for life. What will you do with it?
I would open my own design house and pull all the creative talent I know into one giant collaborative space with the very best resources, lighting and equipment. Something like the office of Martha Stewart, only everything would be sourced and produced here in Denver. We would roll out a new custom fabric made of all-natural fiber featuring the blue "Mustang," and in the commercials we could say, "It's a Denver thing," smile real big and have one of those little sparkles ping on our teeth.
What's the one thing Denver (or Colorado) could do to help the arts?
The City and State both do a lot for creatives and are constantly striving to do even more. As part of my work at the store and my role as an arts advocate, I meet with Create Denver monthly and with Colorado Creative Industries several times a year. I feel that this year in particular they're implementing some exceptionally strong arts programs.
What artists and designers could really use is more real-time marketing from the city and the state. The social media reach of the city and state is broad, and it could have an even larger impact if there was a focus on sharing individual artists' work (new paintings or gallery openings), as well as on large-scale creative projects like new public art pieces.
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Who is your favorite Colorado Creative?
I work with over 160 creatives on a daily basis, and I heart them all, but if I had to pick one today I'd go with Ink Lounge Creative, run by Nicky and Stuart Alden. They do amazing graphic design for clients, have a growing workshop program for silk screeners and put together a fun and successful art market called Holiday Mancraft.
What's on your agenda for the rest of 2013 and beyond?
I was just named creative director for ArtStir Denver, an art market at Denver Pavilions held during Memorial Day weekend. I am working to showcase local artists and bring on more community partners to elevate the event into a real Denver creative showcase. In 2014, I'll be working to make more student spaces available at ArtStir, involve other local arts markets and partner with AIGA Colorado to make the event an exciting visual experience for attendees.
Who do you think will get noticed in the local arts community this year?
Locally produced brands that are using great design and developing an aesthetic that sets them apart will receive more notice in Colorado. The state is re-launching its Made in Colorado campaign as Brand Colorado, which will bring more attention to great designs produced in our state. Colorado businesses will be able to use the brand-new Peak logo on their websites, packaging, advertising and other marketing materials to identify them as Colorado businesses.
Combine state support like that with amazing up-and-coming brands like Topo Designs, Coloradical and Omerica Organic, and I think we'll notice continued growth and recognition of Colorado designed goods over the next year. For more about Samuel Schimek visit his website; get the latest on I Heart Denver online, too, or on Facebook.
Throughout the year, we'll be shining the spotlight on 100 superstars from Denver's rich creative community. Stay tuned to Show and Tell for more, or visit the 100 Colorado Creatives archive to catch up.
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folk remedies Treatment of astigmatism may have only secondary importance, as the disease is based on the change of the spherical properties of the cornea.Cure is any folk remedies impossible.However, the overall health and condition of the body, its tissues, are of great importance, so folk remedies may well come in handy.
What to eat with astigmatism - the recommendations of traditional medicine
Traditional medicine believes that the role of drugs for diseases of the eye may well carry food.
So, for any diseases of the eye is very useful carrot juice.It contains the beta-carotene which is converted in the human body to vitamin A (retinol) and helps to get rid of many disorders.Many beta-carotene found in apricots, bell peppers, pumpkin, fresh tomatoes.Vitamin A is found only in animal products.For example, a lot of it in butter.
Freshly carrot juice mixed with apple juice in half and drink a glass a day in the morning on an empty stomach, half an hour before meals.It is believed
To strengthen the view is also recommended to eat more green vegetables, including green stuff - Dill Dill : benefits and harms of fragrant spices ,parsley, celery, spinach, lettuce and so on.Useful cucumbers, zucchini, cabbage (cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, kohlrabi) - all these vegetables have antioxidant properties and the ability to cleanse the body of toxins.
positive impact on the state of having beets and garlic.Therefore, the visual impairment is recommended to prepare salad or boiled beets, seasoned sour cream and garlic.
can prepare freshly-squeezed vegetable juices, alternating their reception in the morning with an apple-carrot juice Carrot Juice - benefits and harms of traditional Russian agents Health restoring .For example, you can cook cabbage, cucumber and beet or cucumber juice with the addition of a small amount of parsley juice.
positive effect on the organs of the berries.Especially useful in such cases blueberries.It is better to eat it fresh, and the winter harvest rubbing with sugar.But the jam, jam, fruit blueberry Benefits and harms of blueberries: the health of the forest will also be useful in diseases of the eye.
Treatment of astigmatism herbs
Folk medicine recommends for diseases of the infusion of leaves of blueberry.Brew it at the rate of a tablespoon of crushed dried leaves per cup of boiling water.Insist hour, strain, wring out and drink during the day third cup three times a day before meals.For a taste you can add honey.The course of treatment - at least a month.
not less widely for the treatment of eye diseases is used Euphrasia.It is administered orally in the form of an aqueous infusion and externally as a lotion.Infusion for oral administration is prepared as follows: two tablespoons of dry powdered herb pour half a liter of boiled water for an hour, strain, wring out and drink during the day.
for lotions for eye infusion is prepared at the rate of four tablespoons of half a liter of boiling water.Washes well remove eye fatigue.
Well suited for the treatment of myopic astigmatism young nettle (before the appearance of the flowers on it): 5 tablespoons of chopped leaves of young nettles boiled in a glass of water for 3 minutes, cool, strain and drink throughout the day for three doses for half an hour before meals.
used to improve vision and wheatgrass.Freshly made grass wheatgrass juice drink for three to four months on half a cup three times a day for half an hour before meals.You can also prepare an infusion of roots and rhizomes of couch grass: two tablespoons of dry powdered wheatgrass roots to fill in for the night half a liter of boiling water in a thermos, the next day, strain and drink prepared infusion during the day half an hour before a meal.
positive effect on vision as juice, squeezed from the green fennel seeds, which can be mixed with any other vegetable juice in a ratio of 1: 10.
for eye lotions can prepare an infusion of mint leaves Mint and its useful properties: fragrantfreshness list: tablespoon dry chopped herbs pour a glass of boiling water, strain, wring out and used as a lotion for the eyes.Well relieves cramps in the eyes, fatigue and headache.
Plantain leaves can be well washed, mash, and attach to the eyes - fatigue and edema.Furthermore, the present psyllium can be taken orally.It is prepared as follows: three tablespoons of chopped herbs pour two cups of boiled water, and drink during the day for half an hour before a meal, divided into three doses.
folk remedies Treatment of astigmatism is quite possible, but national agents should only be used as an additional form of treatment.
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What are your "hipster racecars"?
Posted 22 April 2014 - 02:00 AM
Sports - Benefactor Feltzer: Everyone else uses and Elegy, or a Jester. I have yet to see someone else in a Feltzer.
Super - Coil Voltic: I don't even try to win when I'm driving the Voltic. It has amazing acceleration, but I usually fall behind after a mile or two. I'm mainly there to enjoy the drive in my roofless little toy.
Posted 22 April 2014 - 02:42 AM Edited by s13racer316, 22 April 2014 - 02:46 AM.
Sultan... but not to be defferent or a damn hipster. Just cause my wife owns a wrx and there is no gta rps13.
Guy in a corvette was talking sh*t, I get the turbo start and he didn't, lost him at the first corner, two corners later he said I was a bitch and left. Never been so proud of my lil subi.
Posted 22 April 2014 - 02:50 AM Edited by Giantsgiants, 22 April 2014 - 02:50 AM.
Alpha and Banshee. I see custom Feltzers in sports races all the time.
Posted 22 April 2014 - 06:10 AM
oh godAlpha and Banshee. I see custom Feltzers in sports races all the time.
Posted 22 April 2014 - 06:27 AM
Super-Voltic, my bounty chasing car, so quiet.
Posted 22 April 2014 - 06:47 AM
For Super races, my custom Vacca - a.k.a. the 'Mattemobile':
Most other folk seem to favour the Entity or Adder (maybe the occasional Cheetah), but almost never Vaccas - shame, because they're solid all-rounders, even if they're not the greatest in the stats department. That, and it's a real treat to drive - feels really good, barreling down a highway in this thing...
Posted 22 April 2014 - 08:23 AM
i wouldn't consider the feltzer "hipster", that was one of the go-to cars in the sports class before the jester came along
my "hipster" racer would be a penumbra, but very rarely do i race it against cars that are actually "fast"
Posted 22 April 2014 - 10:51 AM
Alpha and Banshee. I see custom Feltzers in sports races all the time.
Are you 10 years old? Or did you just make them that colour to troll?
Posted 22 April 2014 - 10:54 AM
Dude, I'm so ahead of the curve I drive a Dilettante in supercar races, just saying.
No it doesn't matter that I lose, you obviously don't get it, shut up
It's about making a statement, ok?
It's ironic!
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Sugar Work By reginaherrin Updated 17 Apr 2011 , 12:58am by luckylibra
I have made sugar ice before but was not happy with the outcome. I used an ice cube tray as my mold and everything came out right but it just did not look as realistic as I wanted. What are some other options for making sugar ice for a cooler cake? Thanks so much.
I crumpled up the "release" aluminum foil then uncrumpled it some and poured the sugar over it and let it cool then broke it up. I thought it turned out well and it was fairly easy
It was a tad yellow but I just did not like the shape of them, I wanted them to look like an cooler full of ice
I think I just used sugar on that one.. you just have to watch it really closely to make sure you get it before it starts to turn yellow.. I used isomalt on another one I did so either one works, it was just what I had on hand. Glad I could help
when I use sugar to make my ice for coolers, I use distilled water. I found that our local water has chemicals in it that turns the "ice" yellower than when I use distilled water. Just a thought.
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"At Investcorp, we have a positive outlook on the GCC, and we believe that its market dynamics and fundamentals will attract greater volumes of private capital, supporting the long-term sustainable growth of the region," said Al-Shroogi. "The ongoing diversification and privatisation efforts by GCC governments have been key drivers of the positive investment sentiment in the region. The UAE, specifically, has led the way in developing a more diversified, knowledge-based economy. Investcorp is pleased to play its part – beyond its traditional role as an investor - by hosting these knowledge-sharing seminars alongside Dubai Chamber."
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Aston Martin will contest the 2011 Le Mans 24 Hours with a new open-cockpit LMP1 prototype, the company has confirmed at the AUTOSPORT 1000km on Saturday.
The car will be a monocoque chassis and run with a purpose-built racing engine. Aston Martin Racing returned to the top class of sportscar racing with a modified Lola LMP1 coupe in 2008, but its '11 contender will be a completely new design.
Aston Martin chairman David Richards said the company had taken the decision to green-light a full-blown factory attack on Le Mans because it believes the ACO's new regulations designed to equalise the performance balance between the dominant turbo-diesel technology and traditional petrol-engined cars has given it a fair chance of outright victory in the French classic.
"This has been in planning for some time, we have been waiting for the ACO regulations to be confirmed," said Richards.
"And we are very pleased to see that within the regulations, Article 19 shows a clear commitment to balance the performance, which we believe will give us the opportunity to compete on equal terms with the diesels that have been so dominant in recent years. That is something that the ACO has been very keen to achieve."
Construction of the new Aston is already underway. Six cars will be built initially, with the first example commencing testing in early 2011.
"It's something we have been working on for a long time," said AMR's George Howard-Chappell. "It's not something that you can do in five minutes. We have been working really since last year.
"We have been evaluating various designs, we have been working long hours on both the chassis and the engine design. Just recently we managed to commit 100 per cent to doing it so now it is full steam ahead.
"We've elected to go for a different route with an open car this time, and an all-new petrol engine."
AMR won the Le Mans Series title in its first LMP1 season last year, but has taken a lower-key approach to 2010 and not fielded its works cars in every event as it built up to the launch of its all-new contender.
The team finished fourth in the Le Mans 24 Hours in 2009 and sixth this year, but will hope that its new machine can finally deliver a second outright victory for the marque after its 1959 triumph.
"We won the GT class twice and we went there with a prototype a few years ago," said Richards. "I personally believe Le Mans is the greatest motor race in the world, and it's not just been a personal ambition of mine, but one of Aston Martin to come back and try and win it outright.
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Karen2016-09-12T00:00:00ZPeter was working in the yard and greeted us. We then met Kathleen, a delightful lady, who showed us around explaining amenities as we toured. We had business in the area so we were unable to stay and chat too long but Kathleen immediately made us feel comfortable.
Nora2016-09-13T00:00:00ZBeautiful home!
Kevin2016-10-28T00:00:00ZWe were so pleased! We had a view of the river and Fort Niagara right from our room. We were so spoiled! We didn't have much time to spend at the house because we did a lot of the tourist attractions. However, we are thinking of coming back just to relax and enjoy the views and nice relaxing back yard. Wonderful!! Plus, the surrounding area is beautiful. So much history! If you are a history buff, you must come and stay here.
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Maggie is a wonderful hostess, very welcoming, and what a place! The views over the river, relaxing breeze from the veranda, and trickling water from the fountain take you to that peaceful place you've been seeking. Fantastic stay!
Annette2016-06-28T00:00:00ZWhat a dream!! We had to rub our eyes when we walked in to see this beautiful home and setting. The photos do not do it justice!!! Set in lovely Youngstown this was the perfect location. Maggie was an absolute super host, making us feel right at home and even cooking us fresh zucchini slice and coconut cake from the garden. Couldn't recommend this BnB more. Thanks for having us Maggie! Ps. 'Pappardelle' ;) xx
Katerina2016-08-21T00:00:00ZOur stay at Margeret's place exceeded our expectations! Margaret is a fabulous hostess - so friendly and helpful - and her home is beautiful! The pictures do not do it justice. Sitting on the deck overlooking the river is so relaxing - I could have spent all day there! The home itself was clean and lovely and conveniently located right on Main Street. Margaret served breakfast each morning which was greatly appreciated. I very highly recommend a stay here for anyone looking to get away for a bit and just relax, or anyone, like us, wanting to visit Niagara Falls but avoid staying in the city - it's about a 20-25 minute drive into the city. I must also mention the Bistro at the Old Fort Inn which was excellent!!! Definitely looking forward to visiting this region again and hopefully staying at Margaret's place!
Dena2014-07-01T00:00:00ZMargaret is very friendly and welcoming. I immediately felt like an old friend in her beautiful home. The room was nicely decorated and spotless. Sharing the bathroom next door was no problem at all. Everything as expected. I will be be back for sure.
Robert2014-07-16T00:00:00ZThe Spectacula Room is a part of a B&B with an attached covered deck looking out on the Niagara River. Margaret's home is gorgeous and is only outdone by the view! Margaret was a wonderul hostess - breakfasts were delicious - and so very accommodating of our entire family. There is no more relaxing place to stay in the Niagara region!
Elizabeth2015-09-08T00:00:00ZMargaret and her place were everything we wanted and more. We didn't want to leave the gorgeous views and great hospitality. This was our first time doing a private room instead of the whole property and really loved it. The space was immaculate, easy to find and was very comfortable and welcoming as Margaret gave you as much or as little space as you wanted. a truly joyful stay.
Court2015-07-20T00:00:00ZLovely time for the first airbnb experience! Margaret was a fantastic host and her home is gorgeous.
Jessa2014-08-19T00:00:00ZLovely stay again! We so look forward to coming for another visit. Beautiful, comfortable, , clean, convenient, fabulous stay. Cannot say enough.
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Margaret was very friendly. The setting was quaint and lovely. We had a very enjoyable time.
Thomas2014-08-18T00:00:00ZMargaret was very easy to work with, however due to unforeseen circumstances we were not able to stay with her.
Kelsea2014-08-12T00:00:00ZOur stay was peaceful, in the beautifully furnished lake house, a calm and serene balcony with a wonderful view of Lake Ontario and Canadian side. Within drive'able distance to all attractions. Margaret was a wonderful host, very friendly.. not to forget the nice spinach pie she prepared for breakfast. Would strongly recommend this place for a friend.
Davidson2013-07-22T00:00:00ZNot enough space to describe all of the ways Maggie makes you feel welcome. This is a 5++ star home and host. The rooms are spacious, private and even nicer than the photos. The deck overlooking the river is so amazing. Maggie is genuinely delightful and incredibly thoughtful. She even provided breakfast for some of the early rising guests in her own kitchen to keep them from waking us too early. After a full day of walking and sightseeing, the chill of the marble floor in the bathroom was perfect after my shower. The bathroom was immaculate, shower had nice strong pressure and if you had forgotten anything, extras were available on just one of many charming vintage shelves. We have stayed in Youngstown many times, but had never tried airbnb. My husband's first words upon arrival: "I wish we had stayed HERE last time." For breakfast, there is a full kitchenette with coffee, tea, juice, and more. Fresh baked goods and fresh fruit combined with a nice assortment of other continental items made it so easy to grab and go. It was also nice if you wanted throw bag of popcorn in the microwave or keep your own beverages chilled for alter in the evening.
Adele2016-08-15T00:00:00ZWe just arrived back home yesterday from a week in the Niagra Falls area. We stayed at Margaret's "River View Villa at Lake Ontario the entire time. We have traveled extensively and used Airbnb and other on line web sights many times. My wife and I agreed that we never have enjoyed an experience like Margaret's wonderful home. Just this morning during tea my wife commented "Margaret was one of the remarkable women she's ever met"! The views from her deck are stunning and so peaceful as is her home. We appreciated Margaret's advice on things to do in this area. Listen to her! Youngstown is only about 15 min from Niagra Falls and is charming and peaceful. Right down the street are interesting stores, coffee shop, Pub & restaurants right next to the lake. With all the beautiful parks, trails, the local vineyards both on Canadian and US side we easily could have stayed longer than a week. Thanks Margaret for making our getaway so special! Rick & Viktoriya
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RobertWe spent only one night with Margaret but it was a lovely one. Margaret is an exceptional host providing everything needed and her venue is outstanding. The view from her porch of the mouth of the Niagara River is just exceptional. She provided us with an exceptional breakfast made from fresh local foods.
Frederick2015-09-08T00:00:00ZMargaret is a very good host. This has been a very comfortable stay. Would love to go back there.
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This is an older home with a lot of space inside and outside. It is near Lewiston, and Downtown Youngstown and not far from Niagara Falls. It has a full kitchen so you could eat in or go to a near by restaurant. There is plenty of room and could easily sleep six guest. Also it is very pet friendly.
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We really enjoyed our stay in Tracy's home. House was furnished and filled with supplies adequately. Lake view was awesome. Loved outdoor fireplace.
Prasannaa2016-09-04T00:00:00ZWe loved our stay at Tracy's cottage; it was simply perfect for a relaxing weekend. Beautifully decorated and furnished home, and very private. Tracy was very accommodating; she left us some grocery for breakfast. Highly recommended for a family to have a nice relaxing getaway and visit Niagara Falls. Thank you for having us, we will for sure be coming back again.
Sam2016-11-29T00:00:00ZOur stay was excellent. The house was very clean and tidy and the view is incredible. The hosts were fantastic and I honestly can't think of a negative.
Liam2016-09-15T00:00:00ZLoved the place! was more than what we expected. Was a very special family gathering and memories were made at lake Ontario Beach. A calm laid back chill vacation place; listening to the waves and fall leaves swirling sound automatically set our hearts in peaceful rhythm...
Niyaz2016-11-25T00:00:00ZTracy was a phenomenal host. She had food for breakfast waiting for us in the refrigerator. The house is much bigger on the inside than it looks from the outside. Very clean and accommodating. The location is fantastic. Right on the water with views of Toronto across Lake Ontario. Easy 5 minute drive to Lewiston and 10 minutes to the Falls. Would definitely stay again, maybe in the Spring when we are back in the area. Highly recommend to anyone that likes to hear the surf crashing on shore at night. Reminded me of the many Summer's I spent at Cape Cod.
Michael2016-11-01T00:00:00ZThe house was perfect. Clean, beautifully designed, lakefront multilevel deck with private "beach". Niagara fort is very close and was an unexpected plrasant discovery. We arrived very late and owners left us some groceries which was very helpful after a long trip. Just perfect.
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Liza and Tom made us feel more than welcome! The property is excellent and the hosts pays close attention to detail. Lake Ontario is right in the backyard. Fun to just watch the lake. Everything in the Niagara region is just minutes away. We appreciated all the small touches. It is more than just a place to stay. No reason to stay in a hotel if you can stay here. Very relaxing and quiet. We hope to stay again.
paul2015-09-15T00:00:00ZThe cottage, as described, is on the edge of Lake Ontario. Its a completely peaceful and safe neighborhood. The cottage is located quite close to the exit to Robert Moses Parkway and Fort Niagara. Local groceries store, gas station and pharmacy store are about 1.5 miles from the cottage. We were a party of 4 and it felt like home away home with all the serenity that a waterfront cottage has to offer. Liza was very responsive to my emails. I was running quite late than the anticipated arrival and she still made time to welcome us at the cottage.
Phani2015-08-11T00:00:00ZIt was really a great experience to live in this house. Rooms are clean and tidy. The host was very nice and she even reminded me about the road conditions. Utensils in the kitchen were free to use. Everything is perfect. Recommend!!!
雪2015-12-04T00:00:00ZJust what we needed. The house and location exceeded all our expectations and being my first booking on Airbnb was perfect. Very peaceful and safe location even had us reaching for the properties for sale pages on the local web sites. Liza made sure everything we needed and more was there and was all we could ask for in a host... We were sorry to leave. Thank you again for a great week.
Colin2015-09-16T00:00:00ZLiza has gone overboard to make this cottage feel homey and comfortable. She has loaded the cottage with brochures on the area, games for down time and even has wood for the fire pit. Liza herself is super friendly and has lots of information on the area. We felt right at home during our stay. The cottage is just as described, very clean and very comfortable.
Theresa2015-08-18T00:00:00ZMy family had a great week here. Everything is as described and pictured. The lake access is barely mentioned but is very good and we swam and kayaked every day. Its not a sandy area so bring water shoes but its beautiful and calm. House is well prepared and comfortable, local towns are great with lots to do and eat. Niagara falls is only 15 minutes away with no traffic. We had a great stay - thank you!
Alon2016-09-03T00:00:00ZLiza's waterfront cottage is AMAZING. It's not huge, so don't look for it to be the party spot. Walking distance to Fort Niagara. Perfect view of the lake and Toronto in the skyline. If you're looking for a huge master that's separate from the kids it's your perfect spot.
Ben2015-07-15T00:00:00ZLiza did a great job of making us feel at home from the time we arrived until we checked out at the end of our stay. Since we spent almost all of our time touring the Niagara region's wineries on both sides of the border, we didn't have the opportunity to actually meet Liza but she made it very easy for us to contact her if we needed to do so. She also made it very clear that her highest priority was to be sure that we had everything we needed to have a great stay. Mission accomplished, Liza. The cottage was absolutely fantastic with a breathtaking view of Lake Ontario. Every room was super clean and well appointed as advertised. The upstairs master bedroom was huge with an extremely comfortable king bed, walk-in closet, and spotless bathroom. One of the most striking features of the cottage is the sense of peaceful isolation. There were neighboring cottages but we saw only a few people and heard nothing more than shorebirds and the subtle sounds of small waves at the edge of the shore. When my wife and I returned from our first day of winery visits, we were greeted by a large beautiful double rainbow over the lake. On weekend mornings we were treated to the sight of many colorful sailboats at full sail, so I was very happy that I had decided to bring my large telephoto lens. If the Youngstown Chamber of Commerce needs a good promotional cover photo, I'd be happy to donate one. All in all, my wife and I could not have asked for a better 45th anniversary trip. We will certainly return for our 50th, if not sooner.
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We had a wonderful time visiting Youngstown and staying with Kathleen and Peter. They are very welcoming. Their home is immaculate and tastefully decorated. I highly recommend staying with them if you are in the area.
Gordon2016-08-22T00:00:00ZGreated by a cat and Peter. Kathleen offered a warm welcome to a lovely house on the Niagara River. The room could not have been nicer, sitting area with a coffee maker, TV and fridge. The grounds in the back are an oasis and I relaxed eating my snack and beverage watching boats go by. HEAVEN. A perfect place to stay for. The YYC rigatta. The club is .7 of a mile down the road. Coupons for breakfast at the Diner were provided. Another lovely slice of Youngstown. Would definitely stay there again.
Anne2016-07-25T00:00:00ZFirstly - i would like to thank Kathleen for approving request at last minute. She responded quickly and answered to all my queries. Her home is much much more that what is described! Beautiful house, comfortable bedroom, super clean bathroom, spectacular view of river, access to great coffee.. etc etc. I wish I could have spent more time at her home. Definitely coming back and recommending it to my friends and family.
Prasad2016-08-08T00:00:00ZWe highly recommend the Nest on the River. Our hostess made us feel right at home. The house is charming. It is so peaceful sitting by the scenic river. We look forward to going back there again.
Bruce2016-09-30T00:00:00ZWonderful gorgeous place! Beautiful setting ! Catherine and Peter couldn't have been more helpful or gracious. Rooms were squeaky clean and wine on the river bank couldn't be beat.
dave2016-06-17T00:00:00ZKathleen met us upon arrival and immediately made us feel welcome. My wife is from the area and therefore, very familiar with the surroundings. Nonetheless, Kathleen offered us several helpful comments that guided us during our brief stay. The house, grounds, and setting are spectacular and we've already recommended her to some friends. The breakfast at the Village Diner in Youngstown that is included was a welcome and enjoyable surprise.
Mark2016-07-05T00:00:00ZOur stay was in a warm and inviting atmosphere. The décor was lovely and the view spectacular overlooking the river. Having grown up in the area and looking to recapture the memory of our youth, my sister and I found your home to be perfect. The accommodations were clean and provided everything we were looking for. Thank you Kathleen for a lovely weekend.
Bobbie2016-07-19T00:00:00ZAbsolutely wonderful experience at the Nest on the River. Kathleen greeted us when we arrived and made us feel very welcome in her absolutely beautiful home. The house was very quiet and relaxing. The accommodations were very private, had a lot of space, and had a great view. Would definitely come back if we're in the area.
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The house was great! Right on top of the lake with a great porch to enjoy the sunset. House was a good size for our group of 4 adults and 3 kids. The kids loved the big yard and the swingset. They also had a bunch of board games in the house as well as table tennis. Really this is a great place, you won't regret booking here. Barb and Rich were always available if you needed them. Very nice people and a great place. Only 20 minutes to the falls too!
Leslee2015-06-29T00:00:00ZNice place to stay with the family, hosts were very friendly and flexible, you'll enjoy the beautiful views of Toronto city from the Ontario Lake, sunset was perfect, we'll come back!!
Elvin2016-09-06T00:00:00ZRichard stopped by the second day of our stay and introduced himself. It was great to meet our host. He was very welcoming and let us know we could call him at any time if we had any needs. We loved the view of the lake. The sunsets are beautiful. It was great to be able to go down to the lake shore and spend some time wading and looking for shells and stones to skip. We had great family time in the evenings around the fire pit. The house was spotless, the kitchen had all the pots, pans and dishes that we needed, there were plenty of towels for our use.The layout of the house was perfect for us. It was nice to have three bedrooms on one level and then three more on a separate level for those who wanted to stay up late and play cards or one of the many games that were already at the house. We hope to stay again.
Kim 2016-06-27T00:00:00ZThe location of this house is fantastic! It's truly on the shore of Lake Ontario. Great view, great sunsets! It's a rural and peaceful setting. We spent our days sightseeing at Niagara Falls and the surrounding area, then went back to the house to relax. (Niagara Falls is only a half-hour drive from the house.) The descriptions and photos in the listing are accurate. The house has plenty of room for 8. Our group was 6 adults and 2 kids. The kitchen is well-equipped. There's a big porch that faces the lake-- awesome! The yard is huge, with swings for the kids, a bonfire pit, and gas grill. The hosts, Barb and Rich, are warm and friendly people. They were easy to contact, and they made sure we had everything we needed. We would definitely recommend a stay at this home!
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LizLocation Location Location and Great Weather :). My family loved staying on the beach house on the labor day weekend. The house is conveniently located 20 minutes away from Niagra Falls and on the beautiful serene lake Ontorio. You can catch the hazy glimpse of the city of Toronto sitting on the porch. Every one loved the house. I would definitely consider staying there again if i ever happen to visit Naigra Falls.
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Jack and Andorlie were so warm and inviting, and really went out of their way to ensure we have a fantastic stay. Their home is in a great location on Niagara on the Lake, very close to the main street. The room is beautifully decorated and just like the photos. They really have paid attention to detail and everything is spotless. I would highly recommend this place for your trip to Niagara.
Heather2016-05-14T00:00:00ZI had a great stay. Jack and his wife were immediately inviting, warm, and accommodating. The home and backyard are beautiful. Unfortunately, I was at a conference and didn't have much free time. I'd definitely come back in the future for leisure. The location is a 15 minute walk from downtown and a quick drive to nearby winaries.
Raminder2016-06-04T00:00:00ZNous avons vraiment adoré notre séjour chez Jack. La chambre et la salle de bain ainsi que la salle de séjour tout était parfait mais le plus génial était le beau grand jardin dans lequel nous avons pris nos petits déjeuners et souper ! wow! Jack nous a bien conseillé et il a pris le temps de jaser avec nous. Molly nous a adopté tout de suite et nous aussi. Que de bons souvenirs garderons nous de Niagara on the Lake !
Francine2016-08-06T00:00:00ZWe had a great Airbnb experience staying with Jack. He is a very friendly host who made us feel at home as soon as we arrived. The accommodation itself was clean and, as noted in the description, plenty of storage is available. The highlight of the stay was having Jack on hand for his local knowledge. He recommended two excellent restaurants for dinner and being involved in the wine industry he was able to point us in the direction of the best vineyards. Thanks again!
Heath2016-10-23T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderful stay at the Garden Oasis. The place is comfortable and our hosts could not have been more helpful, from rainy day suggestions to great restaurant recommendations. The rooms were immaculate and comfortable and we also enjoyed reading and noshing in the backyard. We walked to town one afternoon and also enjoyed restaurants within walking distance of the house. We're dog lovers, so Molly and visiting Ben were just the icing on the cake. Thanks for a great stay.
Liz2016-08-19T00:00:00ZStaying at Jack's was absolutely wonderful. The location of their house is great for exploring Niagara-On-The-Lake, the wine region as well as Niagara Falls which are just about a 20mins drive away. Our room was very comfortable, the bathroom was well lit with all amenities we could ask for, and the additional sitting room was a fantastic bonus to have. If you are looking for a great experience with personal touches and recommendations look no further than Jack's place. We are looking forward to come again.
Maria2016-10-29T00:00:00ZThe Burtney's were the best hostess! The house is amazing and the room is cozy and beautiful! although the room is part of the house you still got privacy and another room to hang out and watch Tv. The location is great, close to all the wineries and downtown. The family was warm and welcoming, made us feel like home away from home. They gave us great recomendations for the Niagara area.
Yan2016-02-26T00:00:00ZThis was our first experience with air bnb and it was amazing. Jack and Andorlie are great people, and went out of their way to make us feel welcome and at home. The room was very cozy and the bed was so comfortable! Their backyard is beautiful and peaceful, truly an "oasis". Perfect for relaxing with a glass of wine! The neighbourhood is also close to downtown restaurants and shops, as well as the lake and golf course. We had such a good time for so many reasons but mostly for being able to meet this lovely couple. There is not one thing that I would have changed about our stay here. Would highly reccomend!!
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Bebi was an amazing host, she cooked us great breakfasts both days we were there! We were always able to get in touch with her, and she went out of her way to make sure we were comfortable. This Airbnb is not your typical old house in Niagara-on-the-Lake if that is what you want, but you won't find a better host. Also, a very close and easy walk to the downtown area.
Helen2016-10-29T00:00:00ZWe had a Wonderful stay at Bebi's Place! She was a gracious host and the breakfasts were excellent. She greeted us with open arms and had hot cider waiting for our arrival. The bed was comfortable and we had everything we needed. She has a lot of knowledge on Niagara-on-the-Lake and even took us hiking down by the gorge. It was an outstanding deal and we felt like we were at home. We have made a lifelong friend and are gracious to have met Bebi.
Mike2016-10-25T00:00:00ZThis was our first AirBnb experience so I guess you can say our standards were pretty high. Bebi was a pleasure to deal with throughout the entire process. She made us feel right at home the second we pulled in, and is a fantastic overall host who truly cares about your experience. She made us a delicious breakfast the next morning (which she did not have to do) and even went out of her way to get my wife's favourite fruit. She is also very social and warm. An overall pleasure to be around. Using her place allowed us to allocate more of our budget to the enjoyment of Niagara on the Lake, which as a local Bebi knows a lot about. Cannot say enough good things about Bebi and would recommend to anyone looking for excellent value on a low to mid budget.
Paul2016-11-06T00:00:00ZBebi welcomed us as real friends ! She gave us great advice on the area, and we had rich and fruitful conversations, without her never being intrusive. She cooked an awesome breakfast for us, we truly felt welcomed and relaxed. Highly recomendable host !
Hortense2016-11-01T00:00:00ZShe received us with a big smile and nice welcome.
Habib2016-12-03T00:00:00ZBebi was great, she was very sweet and friendly. Her place is walking distance to the heart of the town. Great neighbourhood! Just a note, if you're looking for privacy though, the bedrooms are all pretty close together.
Maria2016-12-05T00:00:00ZFantastic stay, such a wonderful lady with a great attitude.
John2016-12-04T00:00:00ZThis was our first Airbnb experience and it was just great! Bebi is such a nice person! She makes you feel at home from the beginning to the end of your stay. She cooks a delicious breakfast that you shouldn't miss! Old part of the city is just a few blocks away. There is a bus stop right outside of the house and places where to have a coffee or eat. Thank you Bebi for all your help! Marce and Mauro
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This was our first Airbnb experience. Christine was a great host, she made every effort to help us feel comfortable and answer our questions about the area. We came to do some bike riding and had a pleasant ride from Lewiston to Fort Niagara. Christine provided extras that we were not expecting in our room. Thank you Christine!!
Tony2016-09-08T00:00:00ZChristine is a very considerate host and thinks of everything. The room was just like the pictures. I would definitely stay with her again.
Shawn2016-09-06T00:00:00ZChristine's place was a perfect place for my rest after Niagara Falls. I felt so at home and very comfortable around her house. If I am every up there again I will 100% stay with her.
Arielle2016-08-22T00:00:00ZVery welcoming. Waited up for me to arrive.
Stewart2016-08-19T00:00:00ZSuper comfortable room, great hospitality and perfect location for US side Niagara Falls
Wendy2016-08-24T00:00:00ZChristine was the most considerate and accommodating host I have ever had the pleasure of staying with. Her attention to detail and personal touch was above and beyond- she had my room labeled with my name in a cute manner, had toiletries for our use, had coffee, tea, and muffins, she even had remembered and acknowledged our birthday! We were "wow-ed" by her service. Christine was an amazing host but her location was prime! If you are looking to head to Niagara Falls, you are less than 15 min away. Her location provides easy access to the Falls and a quick and quiet route into Canada if you want to stay away from the busy and noisy space most travelers are stuck with. Her town is gorgeous and historic. I am definitely coming back here next summer!
Rita2016-08-02T00:00:00ZIt was a good stay :)
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It was a wonderfull place
shancy2016-06-14T00:00:00ZOn late arrival we were immediately welcomed by Mary Lou and joined other guests for a glass of wine and cheese. The room was spacious and comfortable. The room and bath were sparkling clean. Mary Lou was always handy for suggestions for activities and restaurants. Her wide circle of friends and business acquaintances assists in booking attractions and late seating at restaurants. Smiling and warm, she is an attentive host.
Hank2016-06-20T00:00:00ZMary Lou is very hospitable and fun to be around. We spent quite a lot of time just sitting and chatting with her. The house is gorgeous and the outside patios very relaxing. Location is good for getting out to the Old Town, wineries and close to the bike paths. An excellent place to stay! We hope to return.
Lynne2016-06-14T00:00:00ZMary Lou made us feel like family. She could not have been more thoughtful or pleasant and informative about sites, restaurants and things to do in the area.
Cathy2016-08-18T00:00:00ZMary Lou très sympa. Elle nous a donné plein de conseils pour les visites de domaines viticoles où pour les attractions des chutes du niagara. on a parlé longtemps dommage que notre séjour été si court. A mon avis un bon hébergement pour venir avec ses enfants ou famille et prendre toutes les chambres a l étage.
victor2016-11-02T00:00:00ZYou're going to love staying w MaryLou - super nice house, beautifully decorated, homey feel, delicious gourmet breakfast and super friendly. We had a terrific stay and will certainly stay here again!
Chris2017-01-29T00:00:00ZMary Lou's home is welcoming, cozy, and beautiful. Her son, Miles, greeted us on arrival and later played with my daughter - what a kind and charming young man. Our room was flawlessly decorated, with a comfortable bed, and nice bed linens. We were invited to make full use of the common areas of her gorgeous home. We were treated to a sumptuous breakfast, and Mary Lou so kindly engaged my daughter in cooking with her. Her back patio is spectacular, bordered in the back by vineyards. The wisteria growing over her pergola is breathtqking. Al Calone, the cat, is so friendly and sweet. Mary Lou is an incredibly gracious host - she treated us like old friends and made us feel so much at home. She is a great ambassador to NOTL and can provide great recommendations as to what to see, do, eat, and drink. She is kind, a culinary goddess, and she pays extraordinary attention to details. We loved Mary Lou and everything about our stay. I look forward to my next visit with her.
Sara2016-10-24T00:00:00ZMary Lou has a beautifully decorated house close to a few wineries and within walking distance to great restaurants. Breakfast was delicious and each morning we had lovely chats with Mary Lou. We had a great stay and loved having Al capone around. Would definitely visit again! :)
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Wonderful place to rest. You have your peace and on the same time not far from the big citys. thanks to Diane for your hospitality.
Eliezer2013-08-03T00:00:00ZDiane's place was lovely, so clean and exactly like the photos. She even left us a bottle of wine!
Lily2016-06-26T00:00:00ZDiane's cottage was such a cozy place to be. Beautiful, immaculate, and overlooking Lake Ontario with a view of an old Fort on the other side. Nothing other than picturesque. Diane provided Halloween candies for our kids (we were there for the Halloween weekend) and trick-or-treat bags, plus dropped by to let us know where the best trick-or-treat spots were. We couldn't have asked for a more generous and gracious host.
Jackie2015-11-02T00:00:00ZWonderful cottage, beautiful setting! Our visit couldn't have been nicer. From fresh fruit, to coffee and tea, Diane left us everything we needed for a great weekend. Thank you!
Ansley2013-09-10T00:00:00ZHad a great time at Dianes cottage this past weekend! Would definitely reccomend and stay here again if I'm ever in the area. Close to many wineries, breweries, and restaurants.
John2016-01-29T00:00:00ZWe had a lovely stay, a superb location and very clean. Everything needed was provided and dealing with Diane was always a pleasure. Highly recommended!
Tom2016-06-05T00:00:00ZThis beautiful LakesEdge cottage was exactly the same as the pictures. The beds and furnishings are very comfortable. The location is perfect as you can easily walk to everything. Only a 30 minute drive to Niagara Falls, and so many beautiful wineries a short drive away. We enjoyed sitting on the porch with coffee in the morning and a glass of wine every night watching the boats coming up and down the river. Diane has provided everything we needed for a perfect vacation, including wine glassed and an opener. We even used the grill to BBQ a couple of nights. This was our first trip to Canada and first time renting a house. This was a great experience and would recommend Diane's home to everyone. Thanks Diane Robin & Jim Chicago, IL
Robin2014-08-07T00:00:00ZThe cottage is in a great location along the river. Free parking and all the basic amenities needed for time away in a great community. Diane had the cottage set up for everything prior to our arrival. There were plenty of travel guides at the cottage. Also it's a quick walk to Queen St. No need to drive in the town.
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Plass til
Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario L0S 1J0, Canada
Host was professional and courteous. The loft was in a very nice area of town near the golf course and walking distance from the lake/river and main street. We were very happy with our stay. 5 Stars.
Patrick2016-07-21T00:00:00ZHost made us feel welcome by greeting us soon as we arrived with a big smile. Hosts were very friendly and helpful.
Nancy2016-06-23T00:00:00ZThis was very much as advertised. The location is superb for exploring the downtown and also most convenient for visiting wineries in the area. The only fault we could mention is the lack of a dish to bake in or use in the microwave. The hosts were very pleasant and helpful.
Susan2016-09-19T00:00:00ZThis place was amazing! You couldn't beat the location. Ken and his family were very accomadating, recommended some excellent spots to check out in NOTL and the loft itself was perfect for solo travelers or couples. One of the best AirBnB I've stayed in!
Will2016-06-27T00:00:00ZThis was a great rental within easy walking distance of downtown Niagara on the Lake, in a lovely quiet neighbourhood with mature trees. The accommodations are new, stylish and very comfortable. We found a hidden gem around the corner - the golf clubhouse restaurant is open to the public and overlooks the lake. Ken and his brother in law Wayne were friendly, very easy to communicate with, and check in/out was quick. We look forward to staying here again!
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I have in my netscape bookmarks atleast 15, maybe more, different places that sell LCDs from 4 to 10 inch models. Just links I've collected from here, search engines, IRC chat, etc...would it be a good idea for me to post all the links? Maybe get them all added to the mp3car.com FAQ or something?
No announcement yet.
should i post all my links to LCDs?
Sure, let 'em rip. Especially if there is prices. I know of about 2 or 3 places. Earthlcd.com, eio.com, and maybe that warehouse place that wants you to buy quantity 50 or 100..
still rare to find a place with vga/analog input displays for a reasonable price.
It would be nice to be on the mp3car faq (if there is one). I've only been looking around these boards for a week or two, and already I see the same questions being asked over and over.


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AFRICA: THE TRUTH! by George Alleyne
The Europeans - Portuguese, Spaniards, British, French, Dutch, Germans and what have you - would enslave large areas and millions of people of Africa. Having done this they sought to justify slavery with utterly absurd conclusions of racial superiority. C. A. Bayley would state in a review published in the Times Literary Supplement of August 8, 1997 "What Language Hath Joined", that a French anthropologist, Paul Topinard, had in the 1880s, categorized human noses "from the heroically straight European Aryan nose, through the weak and stunted East Indian nose, to the scarcely human 'Negro' snub nose". Bayley went further and told the story of an English Census official in India, H. H. Risley, working with the Indian Civil Service, who had sent out census enumerators through every part of India, measuring Brahmin noses, Rajput skulls, along with the length of arms of tribal folk, to create what he [Risley]believed was a racialist ladder of human evolution. James Anthony Froude, an exceptional 19th century British Imperialist, offered clearly laughable 'craniological' measurements as 'proof' that blacks were inferior to whites. "The history of this aberration - racism justified by the empirical objectivity of occidental science - is well known", Richard Waswo would state in his "The Founding Legend of Western Civilization", published in 1997 [Page 229].
It is instructive that the African, who is dismissed by the European as unproductive in an effort to justify his continuing exploitation, produced substantial surpluses for trade, including maize, beans, sesame seeds and rice. So great were the exports of rice from Tanganyika to Zanzibar that the Rufigi river valley was referred to as Calcutta Mdogo or "Little Calcutta".[Helge Kjekshus: Ecology Control and Economic Development in East African History: The Case of Tanganyika 1850-1950 - Page 32].
European greed would surface. The Portuguese intervened, militarily, in West African trade along the Upper Guinea coast, as early as the 15th century, and as the late Guyanese Socialist, Walter Rodney, wrote in his classic, "How Europe Underdeveloped Africa" [Page 121], the Portuguese interfered in the transfers of indigo dye from one African community to another. They commandeered the trade in salt throughout the coast of Angola, in cowries in the Congo, and that of high quality palm oil between northern and southern Angola.
Nigeria: Lunch time
I ask the reader to forgive me for quoting Walter Rodney once again, when he stressed that by the time Africa entered the age of colonisation [by the Europeans], West Africa had been 'persuaded' to shift to the export of raw cotton cloth and the import of manufactured cotton cloth. It has been established through radiocarbon readings [see J. H. H. Speke's "What led to the Discovery of the Source of the Nile"] that East Africa had been producing iron since 500 B.C. The iron produced in Usangi, in Central Tanganyika, for example, was said to have been "as famed as Swedish steel", and there was a thriving trade. Kjekshus cites a German officer as stating that 150,000 market hoes were sold annually in a market town in East Africa. But by early in the last century foreign imports, imposed on East African nations by their colonial masters, began to hobble the iron-smelting industry there, and several blacksmiths, with the drop in business, abandoned their craft to become porters etc. [G. Lechaptois in Aux Rives du Tanganyika]. Alvin Toffler, quoted in his book "The Third Wave", published in 1981 by Bantam, New York, the following: "The commercial policy applied by all the colonising countries was to open as much as possible the markets of their colonies to metropolitan products....even in the case of independent countries commercial treaties were concluded by agreements or by force." Having subjugated large parts of Africa, crippled African industries by denying the colonies concerned the right to impose protective tariff barriers against cheaply produced European goods; enslaved the people because of superior fire power and the cynical application of a divide and rule policy, Europeans would parrot obscene phrases about so-called African inferiority.


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Will the Dust Praise You?
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I cried to you, O Lord; I pleaded with the Lord, saying, "What profit is there in my blood, if I go down to the Pit? will the dust praise you or declare your faithfulness? Hear, O Lord, and have mercy upon me; O Lord, be my helper." You have turned my wailing into dancing; you have put off my sack-cloth and clothed me with joy. Therefore my heart sings to you without ceasing; O Lord my God, I will give you thanks for ever. -Psalm 30:9-13 Just as the plea of the psalmist is resolved with hope-filled praise for the Creator, so the eye-witnesses to 9/11 in "Will the Dust Praise You?" move from stunned disbelief to hopeful action. Their stories recount the halting but steady movement toward healing and reconciliation. Along with its companion DVD, "Revelations from Ground Zero: Spiritual Responses to 9/11," the book is part of a joint project sponsored by the Church Pension Fund, Church Publishing, the Episcopal Diocese of New York, the New-York Historical Society, and Trinity Church Wall Street.Create a review
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West Branch State Park is a 3.1 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Ravenna, Ohio that offers scenic views and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round.
mountain biking
nature trips
The park itself is a little hard to get around. Lots of different paths to get you to the same place but it's all wonderful. I'm never disappointed whenever I find a perfect view of that lake and set up my hammock. Beautiful spot with little foot traffic.
Great hike. Followed the Blue Blazes of the Buckeye Trail.
I go here to MTB ride the trails. The last time I was there i saw a fox on Cable line road. Great MTB trails. Mostly dificult.
Hiked the buckeye trail. Very muddy from horses going through there. Other than that, it was very nice. I will revisit here often.
some of the best mountain biking in Ohio. A bonus is the three mile ride on the dam that provides a elevated view of the lake, which by the way is beautiful.
One of the best trails in Ohio! Very fun bridges and rock gardens. The single tracks are very fun and long with varying levels of difficulty.


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Sunday, June 13, 2010
Who needs floors?
Bust somthing!
Tent City.
Friday, June 11, 2010
Today I'm tired
Man, I'm dead tired... Yesterday our stuff came back from FedEx. I had to clear a spot in the shop for it all and then load it. When we loaded all this stuff we were in a hurry so some things that were not worth saving got loaded along with good stuff. There are a lot of things that are questionable as well like my unfinished pine desk. I love that thing but it's not too stable right now and there is some mold growing on it. We'll see what some glue, clamps and bleach do for it.
Playing Catchup...
Week one of the flood
This was originally written and posted on the MIMF on May 7th after sleeping in the back yard for 4 days. Click here to read the original thread.
I'm a proud man and I don't like to ask for help. Lucky for me, I have the MIMF and I don't have to ask for help. It's just there...
We have a collection of dramatic stories from the last 7 days. I'll try to fill you guys in sometime later. For now I'll tell you that the flooding rains didn't actually get us. It was the closing of the dam that caused the water in Pond Creek to stop flowing into the Cumberland River. I woke up at 6AM on Monday May 3rd thinking we had beaten the flood only to find water at my front doorjamb. I yelled at Alicia to get dressed and get ready to go. Alicia has CP and moving fast is not her strong point. I took her computer and my guitars and tossed them into the attic then I dashed out the back door and tossed open my backyard fence gates. The water was already a foot deep in the back door of the house. I ran to my little Toyota truck and drove it around to butt the drivers door up to the back door of the house and told Alica to crawl in. As soon as she was in I tossed the dogs in the back and took off up the hill that is our backyard. I made it out of the water but sank the truck in the mud. From there we walked to the back fence. By 6:10AM water was running across the floor. I ran back to the house to kill the main on the breaker box.
The days since have consisted of hiking about a half mile through the woods to get water and dog food from my neighbors who instantly got into motion seeing that everyone had food and drink, watching TSA and National Guard choppers come and go and wading into the house to rescue things and check on damage.
By noon May 6th the water was down to just past the floor of the house so I went in and started taking pictures of the damage and then started pulling carpet and wet furniture. We had 15" of water in the house standing for a day and a half. Last night I ran a drop cord from my neighbors Nicks house. The water didn't get in his place. We used it to power up an old laptop with a Sprint Air Card to get Alicia on line to let folks know we are bent but not broken.
Four houses up the houses were flooded up to the roof. We are very lucky. I have been told to cut out all the dry wall at the 4' mark and replace it. I'm also told that I need to remove all the plywood flooring sheeting and spray the floor joists with bleach.
This morning I unplugged everything in the house and turned the power back on to everything accept the AC unit. I'll try it tomorrow. My folks trucked in this afternoon with some bleach and some big barn fans that I have set up pulling air through the house. They helped me unstick the Toyota. I got the carpet out of all but two rooms. I'll get those tomorrow then start pulling drywall. The Olds 88 was totally sunk. I suspect it's totaled. I'll drain and replace the fluids in it tomorrow and see if it will start.
Right now I'm trying to come up with a game plan. I'm not sure what I need to do or how to go about it but I'm damn sure going to fix this. The insurance man is coming from Connecticut to see if anything is covered. I'm not in a flood plane so I don't have flood insurance. A stupid mistake that I will correct tomorrow.
We are staying here at the house while we tackle this mother for a number of reasons.
I want to thank you guys for the help and support.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Thank you all!
I'll be posting some updates here to let everyone keep up with us as I can. I have a topic running over at the MIMF that has been pretty extensive but I want to post here as well. Click HERE to read it.
I want to thank those who have helped out already. There is a lot to be done here and it's a bit dizzying to know where to start. My wife Alicia and I are staying here at the house while we rebuild. I'll post a few pictures later to better illustrate what the damage has been.
I want to thank you all. We have gotten donations from The MIMF and Six String Bliss that will go a long way to help us rebuild.
Friday, June 4, 2010
Tennessee Flood
The damage is extensive and because we don't live in a floor zone we have no flood insurance.
We have already started the rebuild process with volunteer help, a small FEMA grant and donations from friends and strangers alike. It will take most of the summer to get things back to normal but we are coming back!


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THE WORLD HAS BEEN INVADED BY ALIENS! It's up to a nerdy, lazy high school kid to save it!
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I have very stupid idea, and now time for try it in working. : )
Achievements added. : )
Entertaining game
I had a lot of fun with this game, and the concept is brilliant. Something I found myself wanting was the option to leave with my winnings. I have to admit losing my fingers hand or fore-arm was more satisfying than snatching the money, but I eventually worked up some cash. The sound effects were top notch, and very satisfying, but the art lacked a little, as stated before me we seem to have rhino hands.
In the end this was a great distraction, but didn't quite have enough to keep me coming back for more. 5/5, 9/10
If you added the option for us to leave with our winnings, you cold perhaps even add some endings, after we left with our money, what did we do with it?
For example, if the player lost both hands, and only earned three dollars... Crying in front of a hamburger still in the wrapper with his bloody wrist-nubs held up is a fitting end. :P
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- Anonimo
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This is my second stay in this hostel and I absolutely loved, just like the first time! The showers and the bathrooms could use some TLC, but this is great value for the price and the location is excellent. Also the food at the restaurant downstairs is just great! I would definitely recommend it! :)
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- Italia, Coppia, 25-30
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The hostel is in the center of Krk, not so easy to be found, but in a perfect position to visit the town. The staff is kind and helpful. The rest does not worth the price: bathrooms and showers were not so clean, bed sheets were stained; wi-fi didn't work; to enter the hostel you have to pass in the restaurant and even the showers are placed near a door that faces the restaurant.
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Our carving station features succulent roast prime rib, leg of lamb and honey baked ham. Savory omelets and pasta dishes are made to order at our omelet and pasta stations. Our buffet tables present a host of other breakfast and luncheon specialites, seafood, fruits and salads. We're sure you won't want to miss the homemade desserts, tarts and sweets on our dessert table.
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Not true unless you guys suck. We cleared MV in mostly blues. Used what little gear we had from there to start HoF. I think maybe 3 of our core 10 pursued rep and had 1-2 items by the time HoF came out. Two weeks later it was cleared and had no issues in ToEs with only a few valor items. Too often people rely on gear over skill. If you all can play your class well you could have cleared ToES with MV epics and blues. Yes It helps. I am not in denial there. But they are not needed at all. Some may require it but they are not needed.
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We don't try to be competitive but we had many of the server firsts with very little VP gear. If you know how to play you class and know what to do efficiently then you can get through without. Will they help out and could you find upgrades? Of course but again not mandatory. You people remind me of the crying children in stores who do not know the difference between want and need. You may want the VP gear but you do not need it.
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MV is tuned for 463 and can and has been cleared by guilds with many players having no epics. HoF and ToES is slightly higher closer to 476 but still can be done in partial blues.


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Princess Leia Wagon Wheels Finally Explained
UPSTAIRS COLLEGE — Local researchers have discovered that Princess Leia's iconic cinnamon bun hairdo is modeled on two large holes in the human brain. "The braided wheels are actually a volumetric analogue of the lateral ventricles" explained Dr. Noname (no-Nah-may). "We all have them. They are part of a system that washes the brain with special brain juice — the brain's bidet. It's most active when we sleep. This cosmotological analogue boosts it's performance."
But how to sleep, or do much of anything, with two party donuts strapped to your head? "Some other person wears them, Carrie Fisher or me, not you" said Dr. Pinky Leiago. "You see them on someone else and unconsciously imagine them on yourself. At a deep level you remember your own lateral ventricles. You feel good about them, not consciously, but the ventricles know you're thinking about them and they do their job a little better. It's not unlike a gentleman seeing an F-Dodge-Ram-500 pickup truck and being unconsciously reminded of his organ. Princess Leia Organa's donuts work in a similar way."
Upstairs College has submitted a brief on Organa's Donuts to the Jung Institute in Zürich. "It's new broken up ground" said Dr. Leiago. "We think Zürich will agree that Organa's Donuts should be included in the official cannon of Jungian archetypes."
Treasure Trove!
WILLIAMSBURG — A stunning horde of fine woodcraft was discovered over the weekend. It was well concealed within dusty old chunks of poplar wood at Snow Farm, a craft school nestled in the Ancient Western Massachusetts hill towns. Four fine woodworkers made the discovery, some of whom did not know they were woodworkers until Sunday.
"I'm so happy" remarked one artisan. "It's a real treasure" said pyrography and woodcrafting guide Theo Fadel, "The Black Forest is so much larger than most people realize. Pockets of it regularly appear at places like Snow Farm where people are hunting for lovely artifacts. The fairy undergrowth often tosses up a lovely horde like this marvelous set of bowls from within its roots . . . just like that."
The discovery was coincidental to Turn and Burn, Theo Fadel's introductory workshop on woodturning and pyrography conducted the same weekend at Snow Farm.
Local Ghost Accosts Pyrography Instructor at Crafts School
IN THE WOODS — A farmhouse ghost was photographed approaching 0.001% famous pyrography instructor Theo Fadel at a local arts and crafts compound near Williamsburg, Massachusetts late Sunday afternoon. The friendly spirit has been known to staff for years and sighted on numerous occasions. "Her name is Fannie. She lives in the farmhouse" said a former staff member who would not give their name. "A few years ago I stayed overnight in the farmhouse by myself" said Fadel. "It's a little spooky. I'm pretty sure I heard someone dialing a giant telephone in the basement. I definitely did not open the door."
Fannie is not usually seen at the dining hall and it is unclear why she was approaching the artist and pointing her finger while holding a bible. "She's probably lost, eh?" observed a random passing dog walker. "Maybe she's trying to find that girls' rock and roll camp down the road" added the random dog. The Institute for the Musical Arts is headquarted in the neighboring town of Goshen and offers comprehensive rock and roll finishing for young ladies . Co-founder June Millington was also a co-founder of the 1970's rock band "Fanny."
"The lady with a book in her hand?" said a chipmunk whose family has been living under the dining room porch for over 200 generations. "It's not a bible she carries. It's more of a notebook of who's going to get it, or something like that. Her name is Fannie Clary"
Turn and Burn: Workshop at Snow Farm March 12 and 13
NEW ENGLAND — Theo Fadel will be teaching a workshop on how you can utilize sharp steel, fire and spinning chunks of wood in your fearless pursuit of creative achievement. No experience necessary. "boom." TURN AND BURN, a two day extravaganza of wood turning and pyrography. March 12th and 13th at Snow Farm in Williamsburg, MA.
Open Mic at Middle-of -the-Night Club
Holyoke, MA — A sudden floor show occurred early this morning at the Middle-of-the-Night Club. At 3:30 AM a Mr. Surprise Poet took the mic for a two hour recitation. Midway through a fight broke out between two tortoiseshell cats but went largely unnoticed.
"It helps corral sublimity" the poet later said, "if you hold a flashlight under your chin."
HECATE takes control of dining table from Lundi Gras clubs, Cites Chinese New Year
THE DINING ROOM, MA — HECATE "Queen Maud" of House of Tortie has occupied the main table dressed in a paper dragon suit in a bid for some Chinese New Year. In a written statement the blond tortie queen says "What? Lundi Gras is a second shelf holiday, ridiculous. After I set off some fireworks on the buffet and run around the room in this dragon bag, then you can have your clothespin Lundi Gras. Whatever, nobody knows where bald-ass Redbird is anyway. I love you." Negotiations are ongoing.
Will the St. James Carnival have a King this year?
Magical Forest, MA — It's Lundi Gras and many are concerned if Kwing Redbird can serve again as King of Ornaments. His recent assault at a yard squirrel party is still under investigation. As of 4pm today St. James Infirmary would not comment on his condition.
In defiance of snow and uncertainty the welcome party has already started. Krewe of Klothespins, a carnival club of wooden clothespin ornaments, left work early to party on the front walk.
"The Kwing!" sang two ornaments in toe deep snow. A small flying ship arrives with the Kwing sometime after dark and the revelry will continue all night until 9am when work starts. Work starts because it's New England.
"We will not know who is on the Holiday Boat until it floats from the cold night through the open window and into the warm goldenness of St. James Cottage. When it lands on the table to deliver the maple syrup, then we will see . . . we'll see who's on the boat" whispered Dr. Windup Chicken-Eggtimer.
Tomorrow The Big Parade starts at 5pm sharp. Pancake and bacon feastivities will continue until midnight tolls the beginning of Lent.