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Series: (Series N2009- 3, Koreshan Unity; Papers, ca. 1887-1990.)
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The AMERICAN EAGLE—Supplement
Vol. I Estero, Florida, Nov. 8, 1906. No. 23
Proceedings of Estero Town Council
At the regular meeting of the Town Council of Estero, Lee County, Florida, Nov. 5, 1906, the following action was taken:
Whereas, certain citizens of Fort Myers, without provocation, on the street of said town, the 13th day of October, 1906, did assault, and with preconcerted action attempt to injure the person and reputation of Dr. Cyrus R. Teed, the Founder of the Town of Estero, after having viciously assaulted, struck, and chased a citizen of the town of Estero through the streets of Fort Myers, under a trumped-up and maliciously false charge of an insult to a Mrs. Sellers, of Fort Myers; and whereas all of the facts go to show that said charge of insult was a mere subterfuge for an apparent reasonable excuse for the assault, which was made for no other than political reasons; and whereas, the town of Fort Myers has, by the action of its municipal council, endorsed the lawlessness of its citizens in the street brawl, which was put up and carried out with the aid of the town marshal; and whereas, certain citizens of the town of Fort Myers have perjured themselves in the sworn testimony regarding the assault on Dr. Tee.
Therefore, be it resolved: That the Town Council of Estero resent with indignation, and spurn with righteous zeal the false and vindictive effort of the town of Fort Myers to malign the character of the man with whom we have had association for many years, with whom we have been in daily intercourse, and whom we know to be a peaceful citizen of the highest moral character, a man who is never personally aggressive, who was never known to use whisky, tobacco, profanity, nor vulgarity, and who is ever contributing to the welfare of the community, even to his enemies.
Be it further resolved: That we append herewith the sworn testimony of eye witnesses to the assault made upon Doctor Teed by one, Sellers, a citizen of Fort Myers, and sustained by the action (or in action) of the said Marshal; also a communication from a citizen of Richland Center, Wis., who was present when and where the alleged insult was claimed to have been perpetrated by Mr. Wallace, who was fifty miles down the coast at the time.
And be it further resolved: That the action of the Town Council of Estero be published and circulated throughout the county, far and near, to the end that the honor of our most respected citizen be sustained and known throughout the country.
Addison C. Graves, Mayor
W. Ross Wallace, President
H.D. Silverfriend, Clerk
T.P. Gay
Jas. H. Bubbet
S. Armour
Rollin W. Gray
E.C. Miles
Moses G. Weaver
John S. Sargent
On the 13th. day of October, 1906, I was in Fort Myers to meet some friends from Baltimore, who were expected on the afternoon train. I was not "looking for trouble," for up to that time I had no idea that Fort Myers was absolutely lawless in its official capacity. I was on my way to the train when I saw the marshal, Mr. Sellers, Ross Wallace, and Rollin W. Gray, standing in front of or near Mr. Gilliam's store. I turned aside to say that Mr. Wallace was down the coast at the time that the alleged insult on the phone occurred. I made the statement that our man at the phone did not say that Mrs. Sellers had told an untruth, but that he did ask, "Why did you tell me that Mr. Pilling was not there?" Before I got the words out of my mouth, Mr. Sellers said, "Don't you call me a liar," and with that he struck me three successive blows in the face. To avoid other blows to follow, I drew closer to Mr. Sellers and raised my hand across my face to protect it from the blows of the man who made the assault.
The town marshal was standing not two feet from me while the man Sellers was raining his blows onto my face. He did not move, either to arrest Sellers or to protect me from his brutality. I did not strike Sellers, as it has been alleged, nor did I call Mr. Sellers a liar. I was not there to fight nor to run. I did hope that the marshal would use his authority to prevent Sellers from further injury to my person. I found that I was, even as to the official capacity of Fort Myers, among my enemies. My salvation was in the fact that while the man Sellers was raining blow after blow into my face, my friend was on his way from the station with the visitors we were to meet at the train. This young friend saw my hand raised to protect my face from the blows of the man who assaulted me, and rushing to the rescue, prevented another of the brutal blows aimed at my face. After this I was trying to explain to the marshal the fact that I neither called Sellers a liar, nor did I strike him. With this the marshal, without any provocation whatsoever, struck me a stinging bow across my face. The young man then struck the marshal.
I was present when the marshal said to the young man, "You are under arrest." There was no resistence made to the arrest of either of the young men or myself. I positively declare that I did not strike a blow during the affray, nor did I call any man a liar. I did not know there was any trouble for the people of Estero in Myers that day. The Mayor was not on the scene until after the young man struck Sellers in my defense. The Fort Myers Press made the false statement that I had with me a hired pugilist and trained prize fighter, which is on a par with all of the vilification which has filled the columns of that malignant and vilifying Fort Myers slanderer, the Press.
The young man Richard, who was in Myers for the purpose of meeting his friends from Baltimore, is as fine a boy as ever trod the soil of Florida. He has been in the interests of the Koreshan Unity for a long time, and for a number of months has been a member of the Estero community; consequently, could not have been the kind of man declared by the Press, nor hired b myself. The Mayor of Myers did not know what occurred before the young man accomplished what he did to settle the fracas. He was not on the scene when Sellers began the assault. Hence, what he saw was after the central figures had quieted down. If any man declares that he saw any resistance to arrest, he states what is absolutely false, for there was nothing of the kind. One of the most disgraceful acts that I ever witnessed was for that marshal to stand and see me pounded, without my offering any resistance, and then to walk up to me and say, "You are under arrest." The affair was a questions of politics from beginning to end. Dr. C. R. Teed.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 7th day of November, 1906.
[Seal] T. P. Gay, J. P.
Affidavit of C. A. Graves
Estero, Lee County, Fla., Nov. 6, 1906.
Personally appeared before me, Dr. C. A. Graves, Mayor of the "Town of Estero," to me well known, and being duly sworn, deposes and says that at about 1:45 p.m., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 1906, in the town of Fort Myers, Fla., he witnessed an assault upon Dr. Cyrus R. Teed, and the attendant disturbance, which was in this wise:
Affiant, with Mr. Richard Jentsch, had met at the depot a party of expected friends from Baltimore, Md., making their first visit to Florida. There were five persons in this party: Mrs. Elizabeth Rahn, some 70 years of age; Mr. H. N. Rahn, her son; Mr. Claud Rahn, her grandson; Master Roland Sander, and Master Geo. Henry Danner. The affiant had particularly in charge Mrs. Rahn and Mr. H. N. Rahn. Richard Jentsch was conducting Mr. Claude Rahn and the two boys. As this party was on its way to a hotel, and had progressed some two blocks, arriving in front of Mr. R. W. Gilliam's grocery store, a crowd of perhaps 40 or 50 men were there gathered, on the sidewalk and in the street, the central figures being Town Marshal Sanchez, Mr. J. I. Sellers, and Dr. C. R. Teed.
At the moment when the affiant was at the edge of the crowd, on its south side, and perhaps 30 feet away, he saw Mr. Sellers strike Dr. Teed three times in the face, with his clenched fist. The affiant did not see Dr. Teed offer any resistance nor strike back. Neither did he see the marshal interfere in any manner, though he was in arm's length of both Mr. Sellers and Dr. Teed. Affiant in these moments was pressing with Mrs. Rahn through the crowd, next the building, but did not remove his eyes from the central group. At this moment Richard Jentsch sprang forward and struck Mr. Sellers, and was himself simultaneously attacked from all sides.
Attaining a point with Mrs. Rahn just without the press, on the north side of it and in front of the store next Mr. Gilliam's, your affiant saw Marshal Sanchez strike Dr. Teed a powerful blow full upon his face with his open hand, following the words: "You are a liar," which I took to come from the marshal. Either preceding or following this act, I cannot say which, I saw Richard Jentsch borne to the pavement apparently by half a dozen assailants, the marshal at the same time raining blows upon him with this "billy." At this juncture Mr. Claude Rahn, Roland Sander, and Geo. Henry Danner joined Mrs. and Mr. Rahn and your affiant where they stood; Claude Rahn's mouth bleeding, and Henry Danner holding his face in his hands and evidently suffering. The party being then united excepting Richard Jentsch, we proceeded to the Hill House.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of Nov. 1906.
[Seal] T. P. Gay, J. P.
Affidavit of Aldermen Gray and Wallace
As a principal in the incidents leading up to, and an eye witness of the assault on Dr. Teed of Estero, on the streets of Fort Myers, Saturday, October 13, the undersigned deposes and states that the following is a true statement of the affair as he saw it.
On Tuesday, Oct. 9, at about eight in the morning, as I was passing the vacant lot adjoining R. A. Henderson's store and approaching the Florida House on my way to the County Clerk's office, I was set upon by one J. I. Sellers, whom I observed coming down the steps of the Florida House and walking directly towards me. Being on speaking acquaintance with Sellers, I was accosting him with the usual morning salutation, when he grabbed me by the collar, and at the same instant, without any warning or reason therefore, began striking me in the face with his fist. It did not take long to guard my face, disengage the hold at my throat, and demand a reason for such unprovoked assault. In his repeated attempts to hit me, I made out something about calling his wife a liar, but such remarks were all Greek to me, not having heard the telephone charge against me. Knowing something of the political feeling of the county, and as my fight was of another character, I determined to control myself, and not be engaged in a street brawl, the result of which would be hard to determine under such conditions, and which would cause me to miss an engagement up the river that evening. Keeping my assailant off for some time, but not once striking, he then picked up a heaving piece of wood lying near, and as there was no satisfaction in a contention without reason, I ran towards the clerk's office where I was going. Seeing that the place was not open, I continued down the side street towards the Mayor, who I saw in a wagon at the corner back of the courthouse, and asked him to protect me from further assault by the man who was approaching with a club. The Mayor made no response. I therefore proceeded to the sheriff's house, Sellers retracing his steps. A few moments later, I passed down Second St. to the boat expecting to return to Myers on my way home and meet Sellers for an explanation, if possible, when he was not in a passion.
On Saturday, October 13, I, in the company of Messrs. Gray and Hanson, landed at the city dock at 12 o'clock in our small launch. Two boats of the Koreshan Unity of Estero had evidently just tied up, one coming for freight, the other for passengers. Dr. Teed and R. Jentsch were among those on the dock, the meeting of whom was purely accidental, as we were not aware of any boats or persons from Estero being in town. Mr. Jentsch informed us that he had come up to meet a party of friends from Baltimore who were expected. Being detained at the boat I walked up town alone, I inquired of several for the marshal, and on finding him, stated that I wished to have him accompany me to a meeting with Mr. Sellers, as I would like to have a reason for his assault on me. The marshal advised me to let it go, but I told him it were better to have an understanding than to have an open sore. He then acquiesced, but on looking at the time, we put it off until after dinner.
About 1:30 p.m., in company with Mr. Gray, we met the marshal, and proceeded towards the Florida House. The marshal stating that only one of us was necessary, Mr. Gray thereupon stepped back, and as he was going to the post-office, followed. At Smith's corner we passed Mr. R. I. O. Travers who stood in conversation with Sellers, so we halted in front of Mr. Gilliam's store. A moment later, Mr. Sellers approached me, asking if I wanted to see him. I stated that I did and asked him if he was able to give me any reason why he should have assaulted me on Tuesday morning without warning or apparent provocation, inasmuch as I was not in Estero at the time it was reported I had called his wife a liar. Sellers replied that he was told in Henderson's store that it was Ross Wallace. I was explaining to him that he was mistaken, as I did not think any person had done so, and I knew that I had not, when Dr. Teed came up and said, that telephone communications were often misunderstood and told what several people at the end of the line had heard the young man say, when Sellers, with the words, "Don't call me a liar," struck Dr. Teed several times full in the face with clenched fist. As the marshal and myself were standing within arm's length, I looked for the marshal to stop at once such an unprovoked assault, and realizing the consequences of interference by myself, or Dr. Teed returning the blows, I (Continued on Back of Supplement)
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took in the situation thoroughly, and say positively that Dr. Teed did not return a single blow, neither did he call any person a liar.
At this juncture, the young man, Richard Jentsch, coming from the train, came on the scene and dealt his blow on Sellers. This sudden interference so confused the crowd for a moment that all seemed to be over, when Marshal Sanchez, grabbing Dr. Teed by the coat, said, "You struck him and called him a liar." Dr. Teed replied, "I did not strike him nor call him a liar." Thereupon the marshal replied, "Don't you tell me you did not strike him," and at the same time struck him a vicious blow on the face with his open hand. To this added insult by the town's marshal, Dr. Teed made no resistance nor reply, but the young man, Richard Jentsch, standing by, hit the marshal a telling blow in the face. Then began the scrimmage in which a great many in the crowd were mixed up in the attack on, and defense of Richard Jentsch. The marshal was heard to say to Richard Jentsch, "You hit me again and I will kill you."
After the beating of the young man, Richard Jentsch, the affair was closed by the arrest of Dr. Teed, Richard Jentsch, and his Baltimore friend, who had just arrived on the train.
There was positively no idea of picking a quarrel in Myers. If such had been the case, several of our men would not have been down on the boats at the time of the assault, loading cargo and making ready for departure.
W. Ross Wallace.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 7th day of November 1906.
[Seal] T. P. Gay, J. P.
I subscribe to that part of the above as being true and within my knowledge which refers to the facts after we met Marshal Sanchez.
Rollin W. Gray
Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 7th day of November, 1906.
[Seal] T. P. Gay, J. P.
Affidavit of Claude J. Rahn.
Estero, Fla., Nov. 5, 1906.
Personally appeared before me, the undersigned authority, Claude J. Rahn, of Baltimore, Md., aged 21 years, who being duly sworn, says:
I arrived from Baltimore, Md., in Fort Myers, on Oct. 13, 1906, on the noon train, and was on my way to the hotel in company with my father, grandmother, Roland Sander and Henry Danner, also Dr. Graves and Richard Jentsch, the latter two meeting us at the train.
As we approached a crowd of people who seemed highly excited, I saw a man, whom I afterwards learned was Mr. Sellers, hitting Dr. C. R. Teed. Richard Jentsch, who was walking at my side, rushed forward to the assistance of Dr. Teed, who apparently was offering no resistance to the man striking him, but merely held his hands before him for protection. I impulsively ran forward to the group with the purpose of separating, if possible, the men, and in the melee which followed was struck a blow in the face. Immediately following this, I observed a man whom I later learned was Mr. Sanchez, the marshal, holding Dr. Teed, and I approaching them heard the marshal say, "You struck him." Dr. Teed exclaimed, "Why, I did not." The marshal then called the Doctor a liar, following with a blow upon the Doctor's face with the palm of his left hand, knocking the Doctor's glasses from his face. At this time the marshal had Dr. Teed with one hand and seized me with the other, saying. "You are under arrest." But he immediately released his hold, and drawing his billy from his pocket, began to strike Richard Jentsch over the head, who was being borne to the ground by four or five other men. I then became separated from Dr. Teed and Mr. Jentsch and joined our party on the corner and sought our hotel, observing meanwhile that the Doctor and Mr. Jentsch had entered the store in front of which the disturbance had occurred.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 7th day of November, 1906.
[Seal.] T. P. Gay, J. P.
Affidavit of Roland Sander
Estero, Fla., Nov. 6, 1906.
Personally appeared before me, Roland Sander, to me known, who being duly sworn, says:
I am fifteen years old, and my home is in Baltimore, Md. I got of the train at Ft Myers on Oct. 13, 1906, and met Richard Jentsch and was introduced to Dr. Graves. We started for the hotel, and on the street we saw a crowd of men, as we approached them I saw Dr. Teed, whom I had known in Baltimore, and a man whom I later learned was a Mr. Sellers, raining blows upon the face of Dr. Teed. Dr. Teed put up his hands to ward off the blows, but did not strike the other man. Richard Jentsch, seeing the assault, bounded into the crowd, like a steam engine and gave Sellers a knockout blow. Then I was pushed into the crowd, my valise grabbed from my hand and thrown into the street. Mr. Claude Rahn was pushed with the crowd and was hit in the mouth.
Just then a man came to me and asked if I was a Koreshan. I replied, "Yes." He struck me a blow in the face, and landed me in the gutter. Then I saw the man Sellers draw a knife on Dr. Teed; but a man grabbed his arm and made him put the knife up. Then a man whom I later learned was the marshal, struck Dr. Teed in the face and called him a liar. Then Richard Jentsch gave the marshal a knock-out blow. Richard was then seized by four or five men and beaten over the head with the marshal's club. Then I received a blow or two from the man Sellers while Richard was down on his knees. Sellers made a break to kick him, but I stooped down and grabbed his foot, which gave me a pull-over. I was then pulled out of the crowd by Mr. H. N. Rahn and pushed into a store. I then went with our party to the hotel.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 7th day of November, 1906.
[Seal.] T. P. Gay, J. P.
Affidavit of Geo. H. Danner
Estero, Fla., Nov. 6, 1906.
Personally appeared before me, Geo. Henry Danner, known to me, who being duly sworn, says:
I am fourteen years old. My home is in Baltimore, Md. I arrived at Ft. Myers on the noon train, Saturday, Oct. 13, and was met by Richard Jentsch and Dr. Graves. We were on our way to the hotel when we saw a crowd of men, and as we approached them I saw a man striking another, neither of whom I knew, but later learned they were Dr. Teed and Mr. Sellers. Mr. Sellers was bareheaded and in light clothing; Dr. Teed was in black clothes and a black hat. I saw the man in light clothes striking the man in black. I did not see the man in black strike. Richard Jentsch and Claude Rahn went to part them, when Claude Rahn was struck in the face and knocked backwards. On seeing this I dropped by grip and kicked the other man and then ran. He pursued me and hollered, "Grab the kid." A large man grabbed me, hit me on the side of my head and gave me to the other man. He hit me and knocked me into the crowd, to get out of which I went into the store we were in front of, but came right out again and saw the marshal holding Dr. Teed and Claude Rahn by their arms. Releasing Claude he called the Doctor a liar, for something I did not hear, and slapped him in his face. Then Richard Jentsch struck the marshal. He released the Doctor, pulled out a billy and hit Richard on the head several times before he could escape. Then I joined our part and went to the hotel.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 7th day of November, 1906.
[Seal.] T. P. Gay, J. P.
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These lovelies were picked up right after our BMQG Guild meeting yesterday. We were all so blown away by the new color palette by Kaffe Fasset that our local Shop "Strawberry Patches" got in.
Although these prints are saturated with color, I think I picked out a good palette and matched them up with a few Kona's from the shop as well. I will add a few from my stash and hopefully make a great quilt with these. Any Ideas? Still need the perfect pattern to showcase these beauties. What do you see them becoming?
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I'll soon be working on converting a second floor of a residential building that was never finished and is being used as an attic for the last 80+ years. Building Size 36'x36', 9 1/2' 1st floor ceiling height, 8' planned ceiling height in 2nd floor with plenty of insulation and air barrier planned. This is also a DayCare Facility.
I will be adding an open stairway to the floor plan to provide access to the 2nd floor. (Clients request for capitalizing on the natural daylighting.)
The HVAC guy informed me that: having 2 separate HVAC systems is the route he would use because-it was how he learned and is the norm in St Louis:
The RED warning light that is going off in my head and is contrary to all I've learned is that: "What will keep one system from robbing the climatized air from the other system?" The open stairway will allow air movement up and down.
I agree with him partially on 2 systems if there was not an open stairway planned.
Since this is in design stages to capture the natural lighting I've mentioned a French door with a wall would allow lighting and separate the floors. Which makes a dual system more appealing to me.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Build Green,
The following CAD drawings were made using Sketchup and what I've found is an easy way to convert plans into picture files for showing my clients what the finished product will look like. Yes there will be rails on the stairs, omitted so that it doesn't clutter up the drawing.
Instead of this railing set up a wall with a French door would allow the natural light into the room. And also alleviate my fears of a child climbing the rails and falling to the 1st floor. If this design is chosen I plan to build the railing 48" tall.
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Bob and Curt, sorry my posts left the cascade I know it makes following the conversational thread frustrating and confusing - ipad does not want to reply in line.
Bob: " We have to get down into the 30's before the heat runs much."
What does that mean? Seriously, you aren't suggesting that there is no load on residential structures at 40f, are you?
If you look at consumption I think you'll find that most of it occurs above 30 for most of the country. So maybe stepping back and asking: "WHY DO We have to get down into the 30's before the heat runs much" would open up another area to consider.
If cycling on and off, overheating air, duct, and house and shutting off are inefficient, what is happening at 30 and above if your equipment "doesn't run much"?
Furthermore is it comfortable to heat that way? I think it is not, and so people bump thermostats, use space heaters, overheat parts of their homes (even opening window) in an attempt to get other parts comfortable. Stupid Pet Tricks - we've done them and seen them.
So I go back to the idea that having lots of stages is good for efficiency and comfort. I've sold LOTS of hybrids and I FOLLOW UP. Reports from happy clients about amazing comfort and amazing energy savings.
One trick I use is "please send pictures of your meter". This saves a fair amount of time understanding savings: http://bit.ly/meterpictures
Curt, have you run the number on SEER savings from HP to straight AC? I need to factor that into my designs so people understand there is a small sacrifice in efficiency, and how that might translate to $.
Not saying we don't need any heat in the 40's, but heat loss is relatively low. Once the furnace has recovered from night setback (we setback for comfort reasons more than saving energy) it's done for the day. We've only started hitting the high 30's for morning lows in Oklahoma, it will be interesting to see what happens once winter gets here.
I'm with you on the "stupid pet tricks". People turn their heat to 72-75 in the morning then run the AC in the afternoon of the same day.
I have concerns about ductwork losses when running low BTU outputs. Our ductwork is in the attic and is of decent tightness (not perfect, but better than most). Does running low delta T cause more "loss"? If ductwork looses 5 degrees due to running through unconditioned space wouldn't that hurt the 90F discharge temps more than a 110F discharge temp of the air handler?
I have not; all my residential clients get HP since we have enough of a heating season to justify the expense.
I think you could safely figure the efficiency hit at 5-10%
Sounds about right. In SoFla, heat might be needed just 10-20 days per year with an energy cost of $50-100
In NoFla, heat is needed intermittently in November and March, consistently Dec-Feb.
It looks good. Your HVAC guy is right on this. It's good to use two systems for the two floors. 1.5 ton should be perfect for the downstairs unless there are some heavy internal loads. Your AC work the most for your upstairs work. If you have any issues or need to talk to the residential HVAC services experts then you could contact at White Mechanical, Inc. to get more suggestions on this.
2 systems!
And I would have a system check on the 1st floor 1.5 ton unit to make sure it is performing up to spec. Then look to see if the system was sized right. If its a day care you might have a higher temp load on the system during the day and would need to be sized to this. Over sizing an A/C unit will cause issues as well and not allow the system to draw out humidity. I would look to add a dehumidification unit to the 1.5 ton central a/c unit. It might be putting out enough btu's of cooling to satisfy the load but not drawing out the humidity. This would cause a comfort issue.
It seems the question was asked in Nov of 2013 maybe the OP will reply and tell us how the system has worked for the last 4.5 years.
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This LA based artist talks about living in downtown LA and gets into a heated discussion on table tennis. He shows @FFDG April 1st w/ Derek Albeck.
This 28 year old artist who's living in downtown LA and a graduate of Cal Arts will be showing with fella Los Angeles-ite Derek Albeck at Fecal Face Dot Gallery in April. We wanted to see some of his recent work and see what makes him tick before we let him in our tiny gallery... He prefers whiskey over beer and table tennis over machine gunning. We like him already.
I usually I figure out what size of paintings I want to make. Build the panels. Then go out and shoot a ton of photos. I'm always observing and creeping out on my surroundings. After that I sort through what I have collected then get to work.
Ink and watercolor on wood panel and paper. So nice!
Yeah, It's not only that I enjoy riding, there has been a change in society with bicycles and it is a really good thing, especially for LA. The only thing is that traffic and people that drive cars from my experiences have not taken it too well. People are aggressive. Over the past year or so there has been a strong organization of people riding from all over Southern California and is because of what the North has started. We need more bike lanes and happy people.
I make art. I work with my surroundings and what I am involved with at that time in my life. At the moment I am making paintings and have been playing with installation and peoples neglected treasures and trash.
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A year and a half. It made sense to move to downtown, I could have a studio/live space, it was active and I could put my car to rest.
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That's a hard question. The fact that every time I step outside I can never expect what I will see or end up doing.
I enjoy it. The community is growing. I can ride, eat, paint, sleep, drink and not leave down town if I don't have to. I believe most people were hesitant due to the past perceptions of downtown, with skid row and all. But with all the renovations, staples center and all the rest of the nonsense they are building people are coming back with comfort. There is the fortunate and less fortunate, and literally only a street away from each other.
Not too sure. There is some really good art going on but most of it out of LA.
Table Tennis
Go check out some museums/ art shows. Ride, eat some good food. Play some wii. Then go grab some drinks and who knows from there.
To be making art.
Definetly at night.
My honeymoon in Europe for a month.
Kitsune Noir mixcasts.
Pretty mellow.
As for shows, I will be showing with Derek Albeck at Fecal Face Dot Gallery opening April 1st. In July I will be headed to Barcelona for a solo show at a space called Miscelanea. There are a couple of things in the oven right now, but recently I finished some illustrations for a Japanese clothing company called Vulture Journal Standard, which will be released soon in Japan.
Be sure to check Marco who's showing with Derek Albeck opening April 1st in San Francisco at Fecal Face Dot Gallery.
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It just occurred to me that a lot of readers tend to skip over anything that's italicized. As a result, if you read the Doomsday Raiding column this morning that was written by my Guildmate Aylii you might've missed that subtle fact. Although there were some particularly stinging comments directed towards me, I definitely will not shy away from them.
Aylii came to me late last night and raised some points about it. I encouraged her to run with the idea and I'd help her make any technical edits and formatting along the way. I couldn't pen the post myself as I was already committed to a last minute Karazhan and Arena point earning (which by the way culminated in Brutal Gladiator's Mail Leggings for my Elemental Shaman and Brutal Gladiator's Mooncloth Gloves for my Priest).
I'm delighted at the discussion that's happening. One camp's just shrugging it off and believe it isn't going to be a big deal. The other thinks that it's something worth stopping and pausing over.
My personal belief? Whether or not there are sweeping changes, I will welcome them with open arms and adjust to them as necessary. I've never really been one to complain about changes to classes or gear or what not. I'd discuss it, analyze it and try to give a thoughtful opinion about it. But I've always been one to accept changes to the game without fuss. Because I know that despite how much I may hate changes, I will always be a fan of this game and I know I will play this game for a long time. Even Starcraft 2 will only hold my interest for so long before I come back to WoW because so far no other game has offered the type of experience that WoW offers.
So I can either spend my time depressed about the patch or I can spend it constructively and devise new tricks to take advantage of it. And that is the way of Matticus.
Back to the post, I probably should have spent more time editing it and back checking it myself. My fault entirely and I certainly deserve all the criticism mentioned in the post. Everyone makes mistakes except when I make mistakes, it's viewed by over 1500 people =D.
Identity Crisis
I've had difficulties in the past trying to ensure that guest bloggers and writers would get the proper credit they deserve. A post by Wyn announcing open season recruiting by her guild had readers think that it was Carnage which was recruiting (Matt's guild).
Currently, I'm experimenting with a WordPress plugin called Post Avatar which would give authors the ability to embed a picture or a graphic to their post to help visually differentiate it even further. Italicizing and other text effects have failed me. I want to make sure that anyone who writes and anyone's work who I showcase gets the proper credit that they deserve. I toyed with the idea of setting up individual accounts for people, but for security and practical reasons I shot that down. I may yet revisit that idea later on.
Ergo, I've decided to (at least as a temporary measure) append a little graphic in the corner of guest posts to serve as a gentle reminder that although it's a damn thumpin' good post, it's not written by me.
(Mental reminder to crop out the whitespace on the left and top part of the image)
Guest posts right now usually have a little emphasized blurb at the top along with a link back to the original author's blog, if applicable. Right now, if I were to publish a guest post, it would say that I have written it. Again, for practical purposes, it's being served under my administrative account even though I was not the original author.
Now let's hope it works!
On another side note, I hoped you've enjoyed today's SYTYCB posts! You'll be getting 3 more tomorrow with the remaining 2 on Thursday!
My raid's been cancelled tonight which is a mixed blessing for me. That does give me ample time to work on the 3.0 version of Matticus, however.
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This is big.
A new report released by the World Bank describes a world I could live to witness if we continue with our current rate of polluting the atmosphere.
It sounds like a Hollywood disaster movie — except that it is real.
Remember the Russian heat wave in 2010 with massive forest fires? The one that burned more than one million hectares and killed about 55,000 people? The World Bank report says:
"Recent extreme heat waves such as in Russia in 2010 are likely to become the new normal summer in a 4°C world."
Killer droughts and floods; inundation of coastal cities; more powerful tropical cyclones; increasing water scarcity and challenges to food production. Oceans are becoming more acidic faster than ever before in the Earth's history, Arctic summer sea ice may soon be gone and masses of species lost forever. And the list goes on.
It's no wonder. After all, we are talking about a temperature change of 4°C that almost compares to the difference between today and the last ice age happening during one person's lifetime compared to millenia. A warming of 4°C could occur as early as the 2060s. And that's what this is really about. The changes are so huge and interlinked that it's impossible to predict their full effects. We've never been there before. According to the report:
"(...) there is also no certainty that adaptation to a 4°C world is possible."
So we'd better not go there. And that's what makes this World Bank report so important. The main message of the report is that the game is not over yet. We can still choose our path. The report says:
"But with action, a 4°C world can be avoided and we can likely hold warming below 2°C."
This brings me to the title of this blog. This is really about the decisions that will be made in the next 5-10 years by all levels of society, in all corners of the world. This is the true time-window we have to change the dangerous course we're on because today's decisions, especially on infrastructure, resource extraction and policies, will have long-term consequences.
"This really is the last call, this decade." (Will Steffen, Australian National University, at the Planet Under Pressure conference)
So don't be fooled by talk about educating our children to be better decision makers, consumers and citizens. That's important, but won't solve this problem. We are deciding their future for them – whether we like it of not. It is today's political and business leaders we need to educate and put pressure on. Take the World Bank for example. We need to make sure that the Bank itself finally ends its hypocrisy of warning about climate change, while continuing to fuel fossil-fuel addiction.
So no more coal scandals like Medupi. No more coal financing in Kosovo or any other country. The bank must shift 100% of its energy portfolio to renewables and energy efficiency, the solutions that will truly help the poor, full stop.
But it's also a challenge for all of us individuals as workers, housebuilders, parents, voters, consumers, activists etc. The role of civil society, you and me, is to make the change desirable, possible and inevitable, through our own action.
It's a big challenge, no doubt about it, but we have the technology, money and creativity to solve it in time. We just need to be much much faster and smarter than before.
Let's take the report as a warning, but let's not allow it to become a prophecy.
Kaisa Kosonen
P.S. Have you become an Arctic defender yet? That's one of our campaigns where we are really drawing the line, and already have more than 2 million people with us.
Kaisa Kosonen is a political advisor with Greenpeace International
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God - no comments! It would seem people have been stunned into silence this time. And not surprising.
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the cost of inaction is going to be 30 times higher than doing something.
my prediction: in the near future, things are going to be so ba...
the cost of inaction is going to be 30 times higher than doing something.
my prediction: in the near future, things are going to be so bad, that rich people might need to be tax 90% just to put all the money available into creating systems to FIX the problem (levees, flooding systems, etc,).
I'm agnostic but I read the Book of Revelations from the Bible. Maybe what was written there is going to happen to us because of our inaction on climate change.
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Linda Galloway
Very Scary Reading!!!!
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This is getting serious, and I have written an article about it. View it here:
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Thank you Greenpeace, for staying on this issue! I have been dismayed at how little media coverage there was last week for the urgent new messages fr...
Thank you Greenpeace, for staying on this issue! I have been dismayed at how little media coverage there was last week for the urgent new messages from the UN and others about climate change. I am hoping thousands of people will write to various national news outlets, demanding more reponsible journalism on this issue, and have provided easy links for doing just. Buckminster Fuller said whether or not humanity makes it through this critical test will be up the individual. Everyone can do something at www.buckyworld.me
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Newcastle boss Alan Pardew likened Fabricio Coloccini to Bobby Moore after seeing his captain turn in a superb display in a hard-fought derby draw at Sunderland.
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Pardew said: "If we had had 11, I think he could have made the game, but because we went down to 10, there was just too much work for him and both calves tightened up. But what a performance, seriously, one of the best he has given for me, for sure."
Newcastle came within five minutes of claiming a second successive victory in enemy territory after Yohan Cabaye had given them a third-minute lead with a well-struck shot.
However, Tiote's premature departure for a reckless challenge on Steven Fletcher changed the game and although the Magpies defended manfully, they were undone at the death when John O'Shea's header hit the unwitting Ba and flew past Tim Krul.
Sunderland have now won just one of the last 16 derbies, but perhaps more worryingly, have tasted victory only once in the 15 Barclays Premier League matches they have played since March.
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Seven Years Strong: Lyle Anderson's Triathlon Turnaround
Kona Inspired winner Lyle Anderson is heading to Hawaii to race an event that defines his new outlook on life.
by Jennifer Ward Barber
Lyle Anderson's Kona Inspired journey began almost seven years ago. Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis on his 30th birthday, Anderson was told that in five to 10 years he could be in a wheelchair. "I didn't hear 'could.' I heard 'will,'" he says. Anderson, now 36, says he went through a period of depression and felt defeated.
"I had a really hard time seeing the positive in the middle of all of it," he says.
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Anderson says the race was the hardest thing he's ever done in his life. "It was a mental challenge the whole day," he says, after he finished in 16:05 on what has since been called some of the toughest conditions ever seen in an IRONMAN. He now has seven marathons, 38 half-marathons, four IRONMAN 70.3 races, 12 Olympic distance triathlons, four sprint distance races and more 5k's than he cares to keep track of to his credit. "I think I realized that I have a timeline," he says. "My outlook was always "I can do that whenever. Now it's like I'm almost trying to squeeze in as much as I can while I can—I jump into every race I can because I want to do them all."
As one of this year's Kona Inspired athletes, Anderson is excited that his first trip to Hawaii will be for the monumental race. On top of that, he's enjoyed finding a niche inspiring others who are facing challenges of their own. "It's how you handle your adversity that creates the person that you are and helps form the person that you want to become," he says.
With training, and a new focus on diet, Anderson says he's been able to continue doing what he loves; he's been free of flare-ups for the past seven years after experiencing two back-to-back ones when he was first diagnosed. "I feel better on the days that I work out than I do on my recovery days," he says. He no longer dwells on the fact that he has MS, but on doing what he puts his mind to. "There isn't anything that's going to hold me back," he says.
As he prepares to head to the Big Island, two things stand out on Anderson's agenda. Number one is swimming in the ocean. He says he's comfortable in fresh water and the pool, but salt water and the wide-open ocean? That's another story. Next up? Making sure he's got plenty of sunscreen packed, a tip he got from local St. George pro Heather Wurtele. "The Wurtele's have given me the most sound advice of anyone," Anderson says. "Heather said a lot of people underestimate the intensity of the sun and how important it is to not overheat."
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X-Men Days of Future Past: Why I Don't Love It
June 3, 2014 1 Comment
It was around 1984 when I first caught the rerun of Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends titled "A Firestar is Born". You'd be forgiven for not knowing who Firestar is. She was made up for the TV show and later added into the comics as a Hellion (Hellfire Club) and later inducted into the New Warriors where she hooked up with Vance Astro, leader of the Guardians of the Galaxy before Star Lord. Well, I mean before in that he was in comics leading the Guardians before Star Lord but it was actually in the future so it was after Star Lord. Getting side tracked.
The point is, this was my introduction to the X-Men. Cyclops, Storm, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Professor X, they all showed up. Juggernaut was the enemy. Wolverine had a voice actor who thought he was Australian or something, got his claws stuck in a brick wall. I wouldn't know until a decade or two later that while I was enjoying this cartoon, in the comics Kitty Pryde was finding her place on the team under Storm's tutelage, Wolverine was dealing with the fallout of his wedding to his biggest comic book love Mariko, Rogue was trying to get the team to trust her (after all she used to work for Mystique and put Ms Marvel in a coma), and Professor X was about to leave the X-Men to hook up with the love of his life Lilandra in space (thus leaving the X-Men for quite some time).
There isn't a point in my life where the X-Men weren't. Even when I stopped buying comics in high school, I re-read the ones I already owned, hunted down a copy of Pryde of the X-Men, and watched recorded episodes of the 90's Fox X-Men TV show. So when I say the X-Men movies are really not the X-Men to me, I hope you understand the weight.
The X-Men at their essence are a team of rejects, of social and racial outcasts. The most ethnically diverse team the majority of the time out there. To see them reduced to their powers in a Wolverine support squad in the movies has been heart breaking. The parts the Avengers movies get right is the characters, their flaws, the things that make them happy, their costumes, their essence is still there. X-Men doesn't have that.
I wish I could say Days of Future Past was a step in the right direction but it clings onto those 90's leather outfits and Cyclop's "Hey Logan, stay away from my girl" mentality. Do you know anything about the original Days of Future Past? Do you know about Nimrod, Wolverine's death (along with most of the other future X-Men including Franklin Richards whom Fox owns the rights to), and that it starred a strong female protagonist named Kitty Pryde? Fox and their writers were afraid you, the audience, couldn't handle a Kitty Pryde lead movie. They were afraid without Wolverine on the front poster no one would show up despite how well First Class did on a meager budget, duct taped together as it was.
Personality wise, this movie missed the mark for me on almost all counts. The largest affront was carried over from First Class which was Beast. They took away all his confidence in literature and the literature romantic and only left his insecurities. Now just a thug to carry and punch for the professor while looking uneasy and nervous.
But then they add in the old Singer cast with all their problems. Bobby aka Iceman with the personality of Cannonball. Kitty Pryde who… well let's be frank, she doesn't have a personality or background or story other than being Bobby's girlfriend in the movies. Storm who is Halle Barry with a bad haircut making funny faces. Colossus who can turn into metal. Professor X who cares desperately what Logan thinks of him most. Magneto who enjoys saying "Charles". And Wolverine who enjoys reflecting on the first 3 X-Men movies that launched Hugh Jackman's career. They really should have been named Wolverine, Wolverine 2 United, and Wolverine 3 The Last Stand. Wolverine whose greatest movie love was Jean Gray. Or Silverfox, that woman he married once. Wolverine the rebel who doesn't actually rebel against any of his teammates in the movie. Matter of fact aside from disagreeing with mutant cures, sentinels, and killing off the human race is actually a pretty agreeable guy in the movies.
And then the new characters, we can't forget those! Blink, Warpath, Sunspot, and Bishop who have powers and who Fox hope will make you think the movie is ethnically diverse even though all the characters with backgrounds and multiple lines of dialog are white. Trask who is in the movie for at least 5, maybe even 10 minutes. And then there's Ink who is not a mutant, nor does he have any lines. And unnamed black guy in the Vietnam camp who has a sick stare (he makes people sick by looking at them). That has to be… I dunno, maybe they retooled Pestilence into something completely different? The internet says its Spyke but Spyke isn't really in the comics and grows bone spikes.
Magneto and Xavier's carry overs from First Class received the best treatment due to First Class being the best movie representation of them. Magneto and Xavier were friends in the comics prior, even if it was a retooling of continuity after the fact. There are always divergences (Xavier was pretty much always bald, they turned Magneto into a baby once and then grew him up be 30 or so) but the essence of these characters in First Class was pretty spot on. No Magneto didn't have a revenge quest against Sebastian Shaw but if the comics Magneto did have a revenge quest, it might have looked like that.
Fast forward to Days of Future Past and now we get a junky, whiny Xavier. Look, I'll be the first to tell you Xavier has always been an asshole. He militarized teenagers for years (not to mention had a sexual thing for them). He worked to change the populace's mind but when it came down to an individual he wasn't above re-writing their brain. He abandoned his actual children at every turn. Basically the only ones close to him he ever seemed to treat with any decency was Lilandra and Magneto. But a junky? And on top of that a junky for a mutant cure? Yeah no.
Magneto was Magneto though, through and through. A man of conviction. A man whose manipulations were subtle and not the work of an evil mastermind, but of a private man. Magneto who has a plan all to his own and will act with little if any remorse. Oh sure in the comics, Eric has his spells of doubt. These are his good guy periods typically when he'll lead New Mutants or join the Hellfire Club in an attempt to benefit the X-Men. But overall, he is sure of his place. Magneto is why I liked Days of Future Past the movie at all.
The Sentinels themselves didn't matter. They were just a clock for the film in an attempt to add tension. I didn't realize Kitty Pryde was sitting there with Wolverine in the future until midway through the movie when Wolvie had a bad dream and cut her. I'm not so sure the Sentinels should have mattered. Trask should have mattered but he didn't. He was just another piece of machine. They kept him alive though, possibly to make a Master Mold or Nimrod in future films. Or reveal him to be the shape changing Apocalypse, would make sense with all those dead mutants mentioned.
And there's Mystique who really isn't anything like her comic counter part. She was a good character in First Class. In Days of Future Past she was what everyone was after and not much else. Could that have been fixed by staying true to her comic self? No idea. I do however find it funny that the movies made her comic outfit look modest. Now what really would have been nice would be if she had recruited those mutants she saved to be her Mutant Liberation Front or Freedom Force. Mystique is a strong willed leader. I hear movies are afraid of those qualities in females.
So no, I didn't love Days of Future Past. As a time travel movie, it came off as Singer celebrating his previous X-Men movies. As a period piece, it was okay. The Kennedy part was idiotic and poorly written, which in my opinion undermined the credits teaser because now every mystery in history has the same answer – a mutant did it. But I didn't love Days of Future Past and despite its premise and namesake I will be extremely surprised if it stands the test of time.


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- Digital Vertigo: How Today's Online Social Revolution Is Dividing, Diminishing, and Disorienting Us
- By Andrew Keen, $26
Andrew Keen hit it big with 2007's The Cult of the Amateur: How Today's Internet Is Killing Our Culture, an incredibly stupid but incredibly entertaining book. Keen's new work, Digital Vertigo: How Today's Online Social Revolution Is Dividing, Diminishing, and Disorienting Us, picks up where the last one left off … in the stupid department, at least.
Who does Keen select to speak on behalf of social media? The fictionalized version of ex-Facebook president Sean Parker, from Aaron Sorkin's The Social Network, a movie that 1. portrays Facebook and social networking in an unfavorable light and 2. changes historic facts to do so. In other words, Keen is sparring with a straw man.
And yet Keen loses, by making melodramatic overstatements ("Today's creeping tyranny of an ever-increasingly transparent social network that threatens the individual liberty, the happiness and, yes, perhaps even the very personality of contemporary man"), disrespecting his colleagues and combining quotes from smart people in an attempt to sound smart himself. He tops it all off with an off-base Holocaust analogy.
Actually, the real topper is the concluding "argument:" Keen wants to show that the "beauty of human intimacy" triumphs over the evils of social media. He "proves" this by pointing out that The King's Speech beat The Social Network for Best Picture. That's the final point he makes in this ostensibly academic book. Just awful.
Oh, and the font is too small.


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When you create documents in iWork, you can require a password for users to open the file. With iPhone X, you can use Face ID instead of typing in the password. If you have an iOS device that supports Touch ID, you can use Touch ID to open your iWork documents.
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Many find comfort in the knowledge that $1 billion from the economic stimulus package has been allocated to education, and that even in the midst of the economic downturn education is not being overlooked. Indeed, lack of funding and resources has long been used as an excuse for failing school systems. But more dollars can't buy the reform our schools need.
In the 1990s, the struggling Kansas City school district was given an additional $2 billion to build the ideal school system. The resulting Olympic-sized swimming pool, new computer labs, taxis for students, and even a zoo, didn't improve educational outcomes. Instead Kansas City schools worsened to the point they eventually lost their accreditation.
If money were the solution, then the Washington D.C. school system should far surpass most other public school systems in the nation. During this past year, DC schools spent $13,848 per student, the third highest in the United States and more than $4,000 above the national average. The result was that only 14 percent of fourth graders scored at or above proficiency in mathematics and reading according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP).
In contrast, Minnesota spends $9,180 per pupil, slightly less than the national average, but produced the best results of any state. In fact, 50 percent of Minnesota fourth graders scored at or above proficiency in math, and 37 percent scored at or above proficiency in reading, according to the NAEP. This was the best in the nation and it is still far from acceptable.
The results for all 50 states were analyzed in the American Legislative Exchange Council's (ALEC) publication, Report Card on American Education, which for fifteen years has ranked states based on test results, financial inputs, and other factors. This report also considers the correlations between student performance and such factors as teacher-pupil ratio and teacher salary. The result is that there is no consistent relationship between per-pupil expenditure, class size, or teacher salary and students actually being able to read or do math at grade level.
What does appear to produce results is parent involvement, teacher dedication, and school-by-school autonomy in setting curricula. Consider the American Indian Public Charter School (AIPCS). Once among the worst schools in Oakland, CA, it is now the highest-scoring middle school in the city under the leadership of Ben Chavis. The transformation occurred despite spending $2,000 less per pupil than the district (and no computers for the students). Charter schools, such as AIPCS, are free to select their own staff and are given more autonomy to tailor their style and curriculum to meet the needs of their students.
Subscribing to what has been coined the "money myth," the belief that more money will lead to better education, is a costly mistake. Taxpayers are forced to pay for something with little to no results. What is worse is that other solutions are avoided despite their promising potential. We cannot afford to keep overlooking these options while dumping more and more money into the current education system. President Obama has clearly stated his support for greater accountability and flexibility, and called on states to open new, innovative charter schools. There is hope that our schools will take up this challenge. After all, it is the American dream that is at stake.
Rebecca Hurley is a Research Associate at the American Legislative Exchange Council in Washington, D.C.


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On June 6, 1944, more than 52,000 American sailors on board thousands of ships arrived off a quiet stretch of coast in Normandy, France. Operation Neptune-Overlord was the largest amphibious and landing assault operation in the history of war. On this historic day, the U. S. Navy would prove critical to the success of the Allied invasion of Western Europe. NAVY HEROES OF NORMANDY spotlights a dedicated group of Navy veterans who set out to ensure that the crucial role they played on that day would never be forgotten.
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Ganja-smoking clubs open in Colorado
DENVER, USA (AP) -- Recreational marijuana clubs are now opened in Colorado, United States.
A marijuana den in Denver opened Monday for members-only group smoking. Reggae music was on the stereo and a projector showed "The Big Lebowski."
Another club opened Monday in Del Norte, southern Colorado. The clubs are not open to the public.
An attorney for Denver's new Club 64 says the clubs are permissible under Colorado's new constitutional amendment on marijuana. Marijuana will not be sold at the clubs. He said Club 64 has 200 members over age 21, who paid $29.99 for a one-time club event. It is named for Amendment 64, which voters approved last month
Nearly an hour after opening, no police were seen outside Club 64.
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Feet and beer aren't a typical pairing, but Odell Brewing is hoping its new "Footprint RegionAle" will be a hit because of its unusual concept.
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The beer is made up of key ingredients from the 10 states where Odell distributes, including hops and barley from Colorado and Idaho, wheat from Kansas and Wyoming, Arizona prickly pear, Minnesota wild rice, Nebraska corn, New Mexico green chilies, South Dakota honey and oak barrels from Missouri.
Several small brews were concocted using the ingredients, which were then combined into a larger, blended brew.
According to Odell, the final blend is a rich golden hue with an "oaky stone-fruit nose." The beer has a "delicate sweetness from the wheat and honey that is balanced by a subtle spicy dry finish."


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Free Market
March 28, 2018 @ 9:00 am - 1:00 pm EDT
An event every week that begins at 9:00am on Wednesday and Thursday, repeating until March 31, 2018
An event every week that begins at 10:00am on Friday and Saturday, repeating until March 31, 2018
Located in the small town of Independence, Virginia, the Free Market is a project by Grayson LandCare to serve the community by arranging for unwanted items to find new homes and save people money. We will also share information on local events and who provides what services, so those who sell their skills can find their customers.
When Grayson County Schools are closed because of weather, we are closed. Reminder: Please do NOT leave items when we are not open; we don't take clothing, furniture, books (except cookbooks and kids' books) or purely decorative items. Thank you for helping us to stay neat and be useful!


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Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey
195 Little Albany Street
New Brunswick, NJ 08903-2681
New Brunswick, N.J. – Darren Carpizo, MD, PhD, a surgical oncologist in the Liver Cancer and Bile Duct Cancer Care Program at the Cancer Institute of New Jersey, has been awarded a $200,000 grant from the Sidney Kimmel Foundation for Cancer Research to further explore the effects of a compound identified in his laboratory found to restore tumor suppressor function of a mutated gene in cancer cells. Dr. Carpizo, an assistant professor of surgery at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, is one of 15 investigators nationwide selected to receive the Kimmel Scholar Award out of more than 160 applicants.
The current trend in research of new anti-cancer drugs is to identify the genes that are most important to disable in a cancer cell and then find a drug that will disable these genes. The loss of tumor suppressor function in the p53 gene in cancer is a principal mechanism behind a normal cell becoming cancerous and one of the reasons why p53 is the most commonly mutated gene in human cancer. Restoring the tumor suppressor function of p53 in a cancer cell causes cancer cells to die, underlying the importance of finding a drug that will aid in that restoration.
Carpizo's laboratory recently identified a drug compound that restores the tumor suppressor function of mutated p53 and serves as a lead agent in developing anti-cancer drugs targeted toward this particular mutation. As part of the team's previous research, it was demonstrated that this compound selectively kills cancer cells containing a specific type of p53 mutation while leaving normal cells undisturbed.
"I am honored to receive this award from the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Foundation, as it will enable our team to continue investigation of this compound to understand the molecular mechanism that this drug uses to produce this effect. Understanding the mechanism of action of a new anti-cancer agent is an essential step in the drug development process to produce a drug that can be used in patients," noted Carpizo. Carpizo and colleagues also will study several other compounds that are chemically related to determine if they can perform a similar function.
The award period begins July 1.
About the Cancer Institute of New Jersey
The Cancer Institute of New Jersey (www.cinj.org) is the state's first and only National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center dedicated to improving the detection, treatment and care of patients with cancer, and serving as an education resource for cancer prevention. Physician-scientists at the Cancer Institute of New Jersey engage in translational research, transforming their laboratory discoveries into clinical practice, quite literally bringing research to life. To make a tax-deductible gift to support the Cancer Institute of New Jersey, call 732-235-8614 or visit www.cinjfoundation.org. Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/theCINJ. The Cancer Institute of New Jersey is a Center of Excellence of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.
The Cancer Institute of New Jersey Network is comprised of hospitals throughout the state and provides the highest quality cancer care and rapid dissemination of important discoveries into the community. Flagship Hospital: Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. System Partner: Meridian Health (Jersey Shore University Medical Center, Ocean Medical Center, Riverview Medical Center, Southern Ocean Medical Center, and Bayshore Community Hospital). Major Clinical Research Affiliate Hospitals: Carol G. Simon Cancer Center at Morristown Medical Center, Carol G. Simon Cancer Center at Overlook Medical Center, and Cooper University Hospital. Affiliate Hospitals: CentraState Healthcare System, JFK Medical Center, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hamilton (CINJ Hamilton), Shore Medical Center, Somerset Medical Center, The University Hospital/UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School*, and University Medical Center of Princeton at Plainsboro. *Academic Affiliate


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I click on it at the top of the page and get no posts at all.
Is this the "Recent Unread Topics" button that's to the left of the forum names (i.e. General Discussion, Decoding/Numbers, etc)? It's working OK for me in IE8, but not in Firefox. What browsers are you guys using?
Kurt, I use IE for the browser. It's the show unread topics since last visit it the USER INFO box. I didn't have a problem until the site recently crashed. Thanks again for all you do,
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St. James beat Lake Crystal 5-3 on Monday. It was a makeup game from an earlier cancellation.
St. James VFW Post 1914 went 1-3 in baseball action, but had a great win on Monday to end the last week on a positive note.
St. James beat Lake Crystal 5-3 on Monday. It was a makeup game from an earlier cancellation.
Post 1914 rallied for four runs in the bottom of the sixth to win.
Ryan Witcraft knocked in the tying run and then scored the go ahead run on Tyler Witcraft's double.
David Bradley started the game and went five innings allowing two earned runs. Dylan Wolle relieved Bradley and got the win.
Ryan Witcraft had two hits while Tyler Witcraft, Bransen Petersen, and Dylan Wolle each had one hit.
Last Wednesday VFW hosted Fairmont and lost 17 to 4. Four Post 1914 pitchers gave up 17 runs on 13 hits.
Dylan Wolle took the loss. Offensively Tyler Witcraft had two hits and one RBI.
St. James got on the scoreboard first in the bottom of the first as Brady Halvorson smashed a triple to deep left center field and scored shortly thereafter. Christopher Jones had a hit while David Bradley had one hit and two RBIs.
St. James got swept in a doubleheader by visiting Arlington on Saturday. It wasn't pretty.
Arlington won the first game 11-0. Derek Meyer started and took the loss. Christopher Jones pitched 4.66 innings giving up only two runs.
St. James was out hit seven to six by the visitors but Post 1914 gave up nine walks.
Josh Stordalen, Christopher Jones, Ryan Witcraft, Jaren Skarphol, Austin Heffle, and Derek Meyer each had hits for VFW.
Arlington beat St James 16-0 in the second game. Arlington blew the game wide open when they scored 10 runs in the second inning. Brady Halvorson started and took the loss.
St. James only had two hits. They were by Max Svalland and Brady Halvorson.
VFW's next home game is Wednesday, July 10. They host St. Clair with the game starting at 6:30 pm.


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Sweet Spots: Midwest Bakery Recipes
Mocha Napoleons [1]
Incredibly Delicious in Springfield, Illinois, bakes chocolate puff pastry for this recipe. We simplified the original recipe with an easy-to-make piecrustlike pastry layered with a sweet-creamy mocha-mascarpone filling.
Mocha Napoleons [2]
Cream-Filled Cannoli [6]
Fill a traditional cannoli shell with sweet ricotta, chocolate chips, and a hint of rum and vanilla for our version of the Italian dessert. For the real thing, visit Presti's in Cleveland.
Janice's Chocolate Oatmeal Cake [10]
Minnesota wild rice adds chewiness to this moist, chocolaty cake from Salty Tart in Minneapolis.
Opal's Walnut Shortbread Cookies [14]
Patrick Groth, owner-chef of Incredibly Delicious, uses his grandmother's recipe for these cookies. "Use the best walnuts you have and fresh butter," he advises.
Brown Butter Tarts with Sour Cherries [18]
Buttery-sweet individual tarts get topped with dried tart red cherries, figs or dates at Salty Tart bakery in Minneapolis.
Farmers Market Brownies [22]
Patrick Groth, owner-chef of Incredibly Delicious, says these ingredients should be mixed and placed in the oven as quickly as possible for best flavor. "We sell these at the local farmers market. They are really good with fresh whipped cream and berries," Patrick says.
Lemon Curd Tart [26]
"The lemon curd is one of our favorite workhorses," says Patrick Groth of Incredibly Delicious in Springfield, Illinois. "My mother, who has worked for us for the last 16 years, is the only one who makes it. Hers is perfect, tart and smooth."
Lemon Curd Tart [27]
Irresistible Tiramisu [30]
Presti's customers love their layered espresso-mascarpone Italian dessert, but the recipe is a secret. This is our version, with an espresso syrup, mascarpone-vanilla filling and ladyfingers.