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Will Bolling play spoiler in Virginia?
You'd think Republican Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling's ongoing flirtation with an independent bid for Virginia governor would be setting off alarms in GOP nominee's Ken Cuccinelli's world.
But it's not necessarily a given that Bolling would sink the Republican nominee and throw the election to Democrat Terry McAuliffe. Experts say, and polling in the race shows, that the effects of a Bolling candidacy could be more complicated than that.
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Bolling, who's slated to announce his decision on March 14, raised more eyebrows last week when he sent an email to supporters and posted a survey on his website asking for feedback on whether they'd support an independent bid.
"The assumption at first was that Bolling would simply split the Republican vote and help McAuliffe, but now I think that's seen as very simplistic," said University of Virginia political analyst Larry Sabato. "Both of these candidates, McAuliffe and Cuccinelli, have big vulnerabilities … so for Bolling, the trick is going to be to pull [support] equally from both of them."
While it would be premature to put much stock in polling at this stage of the race, early surveys show Bolling drawing support in roughly equal measures from Cuccinelli and McAuliffe.
A Quinnipiac poll out Feb. 20 showed the two candidates tied at 38 percent each in a head-to-head matchup – when Bolling was included, they were still tied at 34 percent each and Bolling took 13 percent of the vote.
A Public Policy Polling survey from January gave McAuliffe more of an advantage if Bolling entered the race – the poll showed him with a 5-point lead over Cuccinelli, 46-41, that expanded to 8 points when Bolling was included.
Though they're reluctant to say it, Democrats believe that as more voters start tuning in to the race, moderate Republicans will be turned off by Cuccinelli's positions on social issues and look to Bolling instead. If Bolling could siphon enough support away from Cuccinelli on the right and among independents, it would leave ample opening for McAuliffe to win the race with support from Democrats.
Bolling has worked in recent months to position himself as a moderate Republican, criticizing Cuccinelli's rhetoric and even casting the tie-breaking vote with Democrats in the state senate on voter ID legislation last month. As a result, he'd appeal to Republicans who like current Republican Gov. Bob McDonnell but may see Cuccinelli as too far to the right.
But for Cuccinelli backers, polling so far of a hypothetical three-way race suggests that Bolling would also pull support from moderate Democrats who have doubts about McAuliffe – and thus be less of a threat to Cuccinelli. In that case, Bolling's entrance into the race could be a wash or even help Cuccinelli, if Bolling took more support from moderate Democrats than he does from moderate Republicans.
"The base of the Republican Party is much more supportive of their candidate for governor than the base of the Democratic Party is for their candidate," said one GOP strategist familiar with Virginia politics. "People are motivated to support Terry McAuliffe not because they like Terry McAuliffe, but because they don't like Ken [Cuccinelli]."
If most voters are a long way from fully tuning into the governor's race and weighing their options in detail, Virginia's class of political donors is further along in that process. At least some Republican-leaning business leaders say that Cuccinelli versus McAuliffe is a tough choice for them – but that Bolling would be a relatively safe place for middle-of-the-road donor cash to go.


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Synopsis of Beyond Civilization: Humanity's Next Great AdventureOne of our most fundamental cultural beliefs is this, that Civilization must continue at any cost and not be abandoned under any circumstance. This notion seems intrinsic to the human mind --self-evident, like The shortest distance between two points is a straight line. Implicit in this belief about civilization is another: Civilization is humanity's ULTIMATE invention and can never be surpassed. Both these beliefs exemplify the cultural fallacy, which is the notion that one's beliefs are not merely expressions of one's culture but are intrinsic to the human mind itself. The effect of this fallacy is that it's almost impossible for the people of our culture to entertain the idea that there could be any invention beyond civilization. Civilization is the end, the very last and unsurpassable human social development.
No one is surprised to learn that bees are organized in a way that works for them or that wolves are organized in a way that works for them. Most people understand in a general way that the social organization of any given species evolved in the same way as other features of the species. Unworkable organizations were eliminated in exactly the same way that unworkable physical traits were eliminated--by the process known as natural selection. But there is an odd and unexamined prejudice against the idea that the very same process shaped the social organization of Homo over the three million years of his evolution. The people of our culture don't want to acknowledge that the tribe is for humans exactly what the pod is for whales or the troop is for baboons: the gift of millions of years of natural selection, not perfect--but damned hard to improve upon.
Civilization, in effect, represents an attempt to improve upon tribalism by replacing it with hierarchalism. Every civilization brought forth in the course of human history has been an intrinsically hierarchical affair--in every age and locale, East and West, as well as every civilization that grew up independently of ours in the New World. Because it's intrinsically hierarchical, civilization benefits members at the top very richly but benefits the masses at the bottom very poorly--and this has been so from the beginning. Tribalism, by contrast, is nonhierarchical and benefits all members with notable equality.
It's out of the question for us to "go back" to the tribalism we grew up with. There's no imaginable way to reestablish the ethnic boundaries that made that life work. But there's nothing sacrosanct about ethnic tribalism. Many successful tribal entities have evolved inside our culture that are not ethnic in any sense. A conspicuous example is the circus, a tribal enterprise that has been successful for centuries.
Beyond civilization isn't a geographical space (is not, for example, somewhere you "go and start a commune"). Beyond civilization is an unexplored cultural, social, and economic space. The New Tribal Revolution is our "escape route" to that space.
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The 10th volume of Henry Fielding's novel Tom Jones was printed on this day in 1749.
The novel, serialized in 10 small volumes, told the humorous story of the attempts of the illegitimate but charming Tom Jones to win his neighbor's daughter, despite her father's objections to his uncertain parentage. The novel boasted a vast cast of characters chasing each other across England and provided a sweeping comic portrait of 18th century England.
Henry Fielding supported himself as a successful playwright after he lost his family's financial support when he dropped out of Eton at age 17. He wrote some 25 plays, but his career as a playwright was truncated when his satire Historical Register, For the Year 1736 (1737) earned Fielding the prime minister's ire. In search of a new livelihood, Jones studied law and edited a newspaper for several years.
Meanwhile, Samuel Richardson's epistolary novel Pamela was published to enormous popularity in 1740. A spoof on the book, called Shamela (1741), was generally credited to Fielding, although he never admitted authorship. He did admit to writing Joseph Andrews, another satire, in 1742.
In 1748, the year before Tom Jones was published, Fielding was appointed justice of the peace for Westminster and Middlesex. He played an important role in breaking up criminal gangs. He published one more novel, Amelia (1751), before his death in Lisbon, Portugal, in 1754.


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Some of you will remember the two-parter about Ruth Hinckley Nickerson Crowell Phinney and her two husbands killed at sea. You may also remember that in the same story, I talked about her son Simeon, who went to sea as a young lad and came back a ship's captain who started the Baptist Church in Bass River. Well, because that church is around the corner from where I live here in the summer, I thought I'd go see if I could find any of these characters from our story. And I did!
I found Simeon, and his wife Charlotte, buried there right next to the church.
|Simeon died in 1848 at the age of 70
Although I have been to this cemetery on a hunting expedition before, until I wrote Ruth's story, I had no idea who Simeon was and would not have made any special note of his being there. But it is fitting that the first minister of the Bass River Community Baptist is buried so close to his beloved little church.
And just to the right of Simeon, he buried his mother, whom he adored and for whom he sacrificed his childhood, going to sea to help ease the burden of so many mouths to feed. Right next to Simeon, lies in eternal rest, Ruth Hinckley Nickerson Crowell Phinney.
|Ruth, outlived husband Thomas Nickerson, murdered at sea and Abner Crowell, killed
on a British Prison Ship months after they married. She was Simeon's mother.
Some of you may remember that Ed has several ancestors in his Crowell family tree whose first name was Heman, a unique name I once thought, although now I seem to come across it every time I do research in the 19th century. Ed's great great grandfather was Heman as was his great great great grandfather. While exploring that old cemetery, I found Ed's ggg grandfather Heman's headstone. I also found his ggg grandmother, Minerva.
And so, one discovery of a headstone created another mystery and uncovered conflicting information that I had to iron out. My records showed that Heman died at the age of 40 in 1842. I have his birth record dated 1802; I have his marriage record to Minerva; I have the birth records of their children, including those born after 1835, the date on his headstone.
On the official death record from the town register, it says he died at "about age 45" on August 31, 1842 of consumption. Heman was a seaman, so the fact that this record identifies him as a Mariner is one more piece of evidence that this was the Heman who died in 1842, although they were a little off on guessing his age. I also found a transcript of a newspaper announcing his death in the "Yarmouth Register" It simply says, Heman Crowell, age 40 on September 15, 1842. The headstone says he died August 15, 1835 at the age of 40. So, sometime between August 15 and September 15 1842, 40 year old Heman Crowell died.
The explanation for the error on the headstone is most likely that both his headstone and Minerva's stone were erected at the same time in 1878 when she died. From someone's memory, perhaps Ed's gg grandfather, they carved the date into the stone, left there to baffle genealogists for hundreds of years to come.
From another side of the family, I spent many hours trying to determine some background on Ed's own grandmother, Josephine Eaton. This woman was someone he and his cousins and siblings knew, who died just over 30 years ago and yet she remains the "Henrietta" of his family. Not that she met a sad demise, but that she is such a mysterious figure.
Josephine was born in Ireland in 1886. We knew she came from Kilkenny and that she lived Bridgewater when she met and married Ed's grandfather Orin, who lived in Middleborough. So that was a help as well.
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So, folks, my search for Johannah/Josephine's roots have just begun. I have family anecdotes to pursue but no real dates to go by. And the Irish records are terrible to work with, if in fact they even exist. We have several family members working on this mystery and someday we may actually find out how she became orphaned and when she arrived here. We know her mother and father's names from marriage records in Bridgewater and Middleborough, although her maiden name is spelled Shay in one town and Shea in the other. Her mother's maiden name is listed as Tobin in one town record and Tobey in another. So, you can see, Josephine is a real mystery on par with Henrietta.
In my family tree, I have been doing a little research on my great Aunt Charlotte Willett. I knew Aunt Lottie, as I called her, when she was married to my Uncle Frank. We loved Uncle Frank and Aunt Lottie, who were both singularly unique personalities in our family's history. Lottie was my grandmother's younger sister, a twin to her sister Edith. But one thing I always knew about Lottie which intrigued me as a little girl, easily taken in by any romantic story, was that she had been married as a much younger woman to a man who fell victim in some way to the stock market crash in 1929 and left Aunt Lottie a young widow. I never knew anything else about this fellow except that his name was Jim McNair and that she was heartbroken when he died. So, I went looking in Census records to find them as a couple in New York City around the time of the market crash, October of 1929. I don't know why exactly, but I wanted to know more.
|Aunt Lottie c. 1936
I never found a census record when they lived together. The first thing I found was a record of a trip they took from New York to Quebec and Halifax, a two day cruise in August of 1928 aboard the SS Shawnee. Maybe a honeymoon? I like to think so. From that record I found out that his name was James Taylor McNair and that he was ten years her senior, they lived on 63rd Street. Later I found that he was actually 12 years her senior, perhaps not completely truthful about his age for fear his bride would think the age difference too much to overcome.
|Passenger list from the SS Shawnee Aug 18-20, 1928
It's funny how when you look for people you start to feel something for them. Although he passed away 80 years ago and I knew that he had, I was caught up in the story, a romantic one I knew from childhood, one that I wanted to end differently. But, it was just as I knew it would be. Yet, from that newspaper article I found that James, had children from a previous marriage, something I never knew before. I found he was in the automobile business, an executive of some sort. His parents were Scottish and his mother was Harriet, for whom his daughter was named. His son was the third James Taylor McNair, his father also shared that name with him. In this search, he became more real than ever and I still would like to know more about their life together, albeit so brief.
Charlotte, curiously is listed as single and was living with her mother and younger brother in the 1930 census that was taken 10 days before James passed away. Was he hospitalized for a while maybe? We don't know how he died. I remember thinking as a child that he'd jumped out a window, like the stories we'd all heard about after the stock market crashed in 1929. Then I remember hearing that maybe his heart gave out as a result of losing everything. But I am not sure what happened, really. *
Lots of mysteries were uncovered this past week. Some solved, and some leading to more mysteries. It's often like that when researching genealogy. And even when we think we know the story, or even when it's carved in stone, like Heman's headstone, it's not always the way things were.
After my brother read this post, he sent me an email adding more information about Jim McNair. I don't think I'd ever heard this story, but now we know how he died. Still a sad tale.
He was a handsome man who owned a Cadillac dealership, the only one in New York City at the time.
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Wallabies skipper David Pocock has been ruled out for three months after undergoing surgery in Sydney on Tuesday.
The star openside was operated on after he damaged the articular cartilage in his right knee during Australia's loss to New Zealand last Saturday. The skipper completed the whole of the match but looks certain to miss the rest of the Rugby Championship and is also a doubt for the autumn Tests.
Michael Hooper is the favourite to step in for Pocock but Liam Gill could also be an option. Coach Robbie Deans has confirmed that scrum-half Will Genia will take the captaincy for Saturday's game and is likely to hold onto it for the rest of the tournament.
In further woe for the Wallabies, prop Sekope Kepu will also miss Saturday's match with the Kiwis. He broke down in training on Tuesday and has suffered a grade two strain to the medial ligaments of his right knee. James Slipper and Ben Alexander look to be the two options for Deans to replace the tight-head.
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Most of my Medical Mondays discuss how to maim, kill, drug, and generally abuse the human body for the sake of good fiction. But let's celebrate some of the positives, shall we? Humans are pretty strong and the truth is that in many cases, we're hard to kill.
I found this fascinating test on human limits on the National Geographic website. Want to learn a bit more about that body of yours and test how much you know? Check it out!
And here's another article about free diving and the intersection of culture and human physiology. If you're too busy to read the article, just watch the video on the link. It's an incredible video. Totally surreal. I tried to hold my breath while watching the guy diving, and I barely lasted 30 seconds!
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Man Arrested After Drunken Assault on Friends
SIOUX FALLS - A man police say had a high level of intoxication was arrested Thursday night after he allegedly pulled two knives on three other men at a party in central Sioux Falls.
Information Officer Sam Clemens says 44-year-old Keith Horned Eagle was drinking with the other men in the 500 block of South Second Avenue around 9:45pm Thursday. Clemens says Horned Eagle, identified as a transient, registered a blood alcohol level of .528, or more than four times the legal limit.
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He was charged with three counts of aggravated assault, although none of the three men was injured.
The knives were described as kitchen knives, one with a four-inch blade and the other with an eight-inch blade.
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Jon Bon Jovi has taken aim at the producers of "Jersey Shore", accusing them of promoting instant fame and misrepresenting his home state.
The Bon Jovi frontman hails from Perth Amboy, N.J. but he is no fan of the hit show set in the state, which shows scenes of locals boozing in the streets and causing fights.
He is adamant the housemates featured in the show are not typical New Jersey residents, and he has criticized the program's bosses for contributing to the modern 'culture of fame'.
Bon Jovi told British magazine OK!, "It's not my Jersey shore. I was there way before they were. We used to go down to the boardwalk all the time when we were kids, that was a cool place to go. People from New Jersey know that's not what it's like. I more resent that those shows create 'celebrities', that's bad. Some kid is struggling to write a song, or to be an actor or write a book, and kids want to get famous to be famous. I don't like that. It's really sad."


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IntroductionThe United States Congress designated the James Peak Wilderness (map) in 2002 and it now has a total of 17,109 acres. All of this wilderness is located in Colorado and is managed by the Forest Service. The James Peak Wilderness is bordered by the Indian Peaks Wilderness to the north.
DescriptionThe James Peak Wilderness encompasses 14,000 acres on the east side of the Continental Divide in Boulder, Gilpin, and Clear Creek Counties of Colorado. The area is named after its most prominent peak, 13,294 foot "James Peak," in honor of Dr. Edwin James, an early explorer, historian, and botanist who was a member of the famous Stephen H. Long expedition to Colorado in 1820. There is approximately 20 miles of trail. The area's elevation ranges from 9,200 to 13,391 feet at the summit of Parry Peak, which includes upper montane, sub-alpine, and alpine ecosystems of the Rocky Mountains adjacent to the Continental Divide.
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|Jerusalem Worried Over Breakdown of U.S.-Israel Cooperation Under Obama
By Aluf Benn and Barak Ravid
"Obama's people brief their Israeli counterparts in advance much less about security and Middle East policy activities than the Bush administration used to," the officials said.
In addition, when they do brief Israeli officials, they don't consult with them or coordinate their statements in advance.
This has caused several coordination "malfunctions" between the two states in the past two months, they said.
The last incident was the statement of Assistant U.S. Secretary of State Rose Gottemoeller, calling on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. The statement had not been coordinated with Israeli officials in charge of the nuclear issue and they heard it first from the media.
This followed other equally problematic incidents. The American policy shift toward Syria and opening direct talks with Damascus followed minimal coordination with Israel. For example, Israel was not briefed about senior American diplomats' trip to Damascus, which the U.S. had initiated.
Another incident concerned U.S. envoy for Iranian affairs Dennis Ross' trip to the Gulf states a few days ago for talks on Iran. Israel was briefed on the trip in general details, but no consultations or message-coordination took place before the trip. In addition, Ross did not pass through Israel on his way to the Gulf or back to brief Israel on the talks' outcome.
The American policy toward Iran has remained generally ambiguous as far as Israel is concerned and the administration has not outlined to Israel its plan for a dialogue with Iran in an orderly way. Many of the details Israel learned about this plan were obtained via European channels.
The Israeli officials said the problem also stems from the government change in both states and because clear work procedures between the sides have not been set established.
"This will be one of the most important things Netanyahu will have to settle with Obama," a senior official said.
However, the official said the new administration no longer seems to see Israel as a "special" or "extraordinary" state in the Middle East, with which the U.S. must maintain a different dialogue than with other states.
"The feeling is that the dialogue and coordination with the Arab states and with Europe is today no less important to the U.S. and perhaps more so than with Israel," the official said.
Uzi Arad, the official in the Prime Minister's Office in charge of the liaison with the American administration, maintains ties with various American officials but has not yet forged a direct channel to his counterpart, National Security Advisor General James L. Jones.
Arad is scheduled to go to Washington next week to prepare for Netanyahu's trip.
Arad will outline the first chapters of Israel's new foreign policy, with an emphasis on the Palestinian and Iranian issues, at his meeting with Jones next Tuesday in Washington ahead of Obama's meeting with Netanyahu May 18.
The Americans are expected to tell Arad what Obama expects of his meeting with Netanyahu and coordinate the meeting's agenda, issues and the two men's statements in the news conference after the meeting.
The Americans are also expected to brief Arad on the talks between American and Syrian officials in Damascus on Thursday.
During the Olmert government, Israeli officials kept very close ties with their counterparts in the American administration. This included advanced briefings about almost every American move. The Israelis were even briefed about former president George W. Bush's speeches or former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice's foreign policy statements.
Former prime minister Ehud Olmert used to have regular conversations with Bush while former foreign minister Tzipi Livni kept in touch with Rice. Olmert's chief of staff Yoram Turbowicz and political advisor Shalom Turgeman coordinated foreign policy activities with National Security Advisor Stephen Hadley and his deputy Elliot Abrams.
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Traditional Southern California supermarkets, already facing growing competition from leviathan discounters such as Wal-Mart and Target, are now catching blows on another flank as markets catering to environmentally conscious foodies proffer local fare in laid-back settings.
Souped-up gourmet stores like Whole Foods Market long ago claimed a big share of the grocery business. But today it is smaller neighborhood stores, which aspire to offer customers top-drawer local fare, that are crowding in on the action.
Real estate experts see it starting to happen in a variety of neighborhoods across the Southland. As one of these hip markets opens its doors in downtown Los Angeles, an indoor farmers market is in planning stages at an apartment complex nearby. And in Santa Barbara, a developer is replacing a Vons supermarket with condominiums above a collection of mini stores selling local artisanal foods.
Shifts in the way people seek out and buy their food are changing the way that landlords use their real estate.
With big-box stores including electronics purveyors, home furnishings stores and many supermarkets on the outs with consumers, developers are incorporating food outlets in other settings, including residential complexes and former industrial buildings. It's a rethinking of commercial properties: Warehouses become stores, supermarkets are recast as a collection of specialty stores and condo complexes make room for merchant-tenants.
"As people become more health-conscious, we are seeing a greater number of organic grocers permeate the market," said real estate broker Richard Rizka of CBRE Group Inc. The overall amount of space devoted to traditional supermarkets in the U.S. is declining as competitors large and small offer competing visions of grocery shopping, he said.
The new Urban Radish market in downtown L.A. reflects the socially conscious views of its Arts District patrons, co-owner Carolyn Paxton said. The former metal warehouse, bedecked with a mural of giant chipmunks, is stocked with fare tailored to the palates of urban foodies.
The produce is selected from small farms. The beef — even in the hot dogs — was grass-fed and never saw a feed lot, she said. There is locally produced small-batch ketchup for sale, and even the mustard, mayo and aioli sauce used to make sandwiches is whipped up on the premises.
"The food that we have here has been curated," Paxton said. "Every item has been tasted and tested, and it's amazing."
On the edge of the market's parking lot are a dozen electric-vehicle charging stations that serve residents of nearby former industrial buildings that have been converted to condominiums. Arts District locals tend to be "liberal, socially conscious artists and entrepreneurs," Paxton said, and Urban Radish reflects their predilections.
Santa Barbara: Public Market
Santa Barbara real estate developer Marge Cafarelli, meanwhile, is aiming to reflect tastes in the prosperous coastal community with a setting that is upscale but not pretentious.
Her goal is to create a multi-merchant market that offers exquisite-tasting food at prices competitive with Whole Foods. Her Santa Barbara Public Market will also sell some everyday necessities such as kitchen accessories and eco-friendly cleansers.
"I want a full grocery experience for Mrs. Jones," said Cafarelli, evoking expectations for her typical customer.
Cafarelli's model will differ from traditional food stores' in that it will operate more like the Ferry Building Marketplace in San Francisco or Pike Place Market in Seattle, where multiple merchants ply their wares under one roof.
Both Urban Radish's owners and Cafarelli are taking pains to bring in goods at a variety of prices and hope to avoid being perceived as elitist. They also strive to please customers who have sophisticated, even lofty, expectations.
"Santa Barbarans are well traveled and have seen more places than I have been," said local olive oil expert Jim Kirkley, who will operate an outpost of his Il Fustino oil store when the Santa Barbara Public Market opens in September.
Kirkley buys oil made by local olive growers and expresses casual disdain for the bland imported green stuff typically found in stores and restaurants.
"Olive oil should have a peppery kick," he said. "You want a little peppery tickle in your throat and it should have some pungence — that's the antioxidants."
Such erudite advice about a cooking staple was no doubt rarely voiced in the Vons supermarket that once occupied Cafarelli's State Street site, and therein lies a challenge for the developer and her band of artisan entrepreneurs.
"Vons used to be the neighborhood market," said chef Kristen Desmond, owner of Flagstone Pantry. "It's important this isn't the other end. It should be a market for everybody."
Santa Barbara may indeed be the kind of town where Desmond, a former IBM management consultant, can succeed at her true passion without being branded elitist — making tasty dairy-free, egg-free and gluten-free baked goods. She already sells her food at a popular local coffeehouse, which gave her credibility with Cafarelli.
"These businesses are proven, beloved concepts in Santa Barbara," Cafarelli said of her planned market tenants. "Santa Barbara has accepted them."
City officials wanted more than another supermarket on the prime downtown real estate once occupied by Vons and a parking lot, Cafarelli said. She is incorporating her market into a $50-million Alma del Pueblo mixed-use complex that will also house 37 condos. It is being built in the Spanish Colonial revival style required in the city's historic core.
"I want it simple but elegant," she said, "to look like it's been here 100 years."
Downtown: Medallion
Back in downtown L.A., a much newer-looking market is taking shape in one of the city's oldest neighborhoods — within one of its newest apartment complexes.
Landlord Saeed Farkhondehpour is counting on downtown's residential comeback and growing demand for fresh, farm-to-table food to recast retail space that never took off.
Farkhondehpour completed his Medallion apartment and retail complex at Main and 4th streets in 2010. He expected that the numerous small retail spaces he built would be rented by wholesalers who would sell a variety of products to retailers. For years, nearby blocks were full of such enterprises selling apparel, sunglasses, toys and other goods.
"That market never really recovered" from the recession, Farkhondehpour said. Downtown apartment rentals and restaurants did recover, however, and the developer pivoted to catch the new wave.
He has joined forces with John Edwards, whose Calabasas company, Raw Inspiration, runs 23 farmers markets with thousands of vendors. Their bold plan: to turn the Medallion complex into what Edwards calls "foodie heaven."
The Medallion's small, vacant shops will be offered to artisanal food sellers, Farkhondehpour said, and a larger space conceived as a grocery store will become a farmers market operating from four to seven days a week.
Other spaces are being turned into proper restaurants, including the first permanent location for popular caterer Bigmista's Barbecue.
Edwards and Farkhondehpour hope to have their operation up and running by Jan. 1, although some of the Medallion's restaurants are already open.
The pair hope that the Medallion, with its built-in parking structure and central location, will become a regional draw for people who might otherwise be patronizing traditional grocery stores.
"The timing is right. The location is right," Edwards said. "It certainly does worry supermarkets."
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I'm sad to have to let you know that author Jay Lake, a previous nominee with the awards (for his books Endurance and Green,) has passed away.
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Just got back from the Edge Lit festival in Derby, organised by the wonderful Alex Davis. It was really great to see everyone, and particularly gratifying to find out so many people have already voted in this year's Gemmells. There were still a few who hadn't even heard of us! They were pretty excited to find out that they, the readers, have the…Continue
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This year's David Gemmell Awards For Fantasy were presented tonight in a ceremony held at London's Magic Circle headquarters.
The winners were:
Ravenheart Award (best cover art): Raymond Swanland - Blood of Aenarion
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The Wise Mans Fear - Patrick Rothfuss
Blood of Aenarion - William King
Alloy of Law - Brandon Sanderson
Black Veil - Kristen Britain
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Among Thieves - Douglas…
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For those unlucky enough to have missed the event last night, the winners are announced here in the press release:
At a glittering awards ceremony at The Magic Circle in London tonight, the winners of the third David Gemmell Legend Award were announced.
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text: We are working on putting together a 32 node cluster at the University of Utah. I have benchmarked several Gigabit cards over cat5, Netgear GA620T Netgear GA622T Intel Pro/1000T Server I have put the performance results on my webpage, www.cs.utah.edu/~hartner/gigabit.html The Netgear GA622T performed rather poorly and I am wondering if it has anything to do with our setup. Is there anyone else who could share thier experiences with the GA622T or other cards based on the NS 83820 chipset? I have seen unfavorable postings in the past regarding NS 83820 cards, but our results are even worse than expected. thanks, Mark


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Thursday, December 1, 2011
The Balanta of Guinea-Bissau
Since my discovery of my maternal Balanta genetic heritage, there has been an explosion of information online about all things Balanta and Guinea-Bissau. With the increased amount of genetic testing being done by African Americans, many groups and cultural exchanges have taken place through the Internet. Here are a few of my favorite videos and online resources about the Balanta and Guinea-Bissau.
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We named our youngest son Cabral in honor of Amilcar Cabral.
- December 1, 2011 at 8:02 PM
- The Family Griot said...
That's awesome Kristin!
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Beautiful stuff. It makes me wish for a Hasbro Dresselian figure that doesn't have an eye-patch.Love the capes too. Where did you find those?
You're doing some great work DR, I like the Dresellians a lot just because they're an uncommon custom to see. Did you sculpt the patch-less Commando yourself?
I like those scenes! Very well done, I think you should have put some sort of background there, but still, that grass and tree and everything look really nice. Very cool!
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Boston Mayor Thomas Menino summarized his city's response in similar fashion: "Nothing will take us down, because we care for one another. Even with the smell of smoke in the air and blood in the streets and tears in our eyes, we triumphed over that hateful act."
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick spoke of the days ahead.
"We will grieve our losses and heal. We will rise, and we will endure. We have accountability without vengeance, vigilance without fear," he said. Indeed.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families.
We thank Boston's first responders, volunteers and medical personnel, whose efforts without doubt saved innumerable lives.
We also thank the virtual army of investigators who quickly located the perpetrators alleged to have committed these horrific acts.
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Walther P1 partially disassembled
In 1957 the newly formed Bundeswehr adopted a slightly modified P38 pistol with a lighter aluminum frame as the Pistole 1, or P1 in short. Commercial pistols were still manufactured under the original P38 designation. Most of the post-war P38 pistols were made with aluminum frames, only handful of commercial pistols were made with steel frames. There were a couple of modifications of the P38, intended for police use, which appeared during the 1970s. The first was the P4, the first pistol to conform to new German requirements for police sidearms. Actually, the P4 was the P38 (or P1) with barrel cut back by 25mm (1 inch), fitted with an automated firing pin safety and decock-only lever. Early P4 pistols were actually made using P38 components, including slides, and thus were marked "P38 IV" instead of more common "P4".Another, less well-known variation was the P38K (Kurz, for Short in German), made for some special users such as the KSK – an elite counter-terror unit. This was a P4 (rather than original P38) with the barrel cut down at the front of the slide, and it was intended for concealed carry. The front sight was mounted on the slide, unlike the full-size model. It must be noted that a similar model was produced in small numbers during WW2 for the Gestapo and other such organizations. Wartime Kurz P38's differed from post-war version by having a slightly longer barrel with the front sight mounted on the barrel. However, the service life of police derivatives of the P38 was much shorter than of the military P1 – most P4 pistols were declared obsolete and sold as surplus during the 1980s, while the P1 served until 1995. The last commercial P38 pistol was manufactured in 2000. While P38 pistols were in some aspects revolutionary in design and concept, their post-war P1 versions were less than popular in the Bundeswehr, deserving the unofficial description of "eight warning shots plus one aimed throw". Also, these pistols showed a typical German obsession for unnecessary over-complication of design – for example, the P38 pistol had eleven springs (mostly of very small size) – about twice that of the older P08 Luger pistol it replaced in service. It also had plenty of small parts and pins that were easy to lose during full disassembly, and a firing pin of intricate shape that easily broke.
The Walther P1 is short-recoil operated, locked-breech pistol. The barrel is locked to the slide using a wedge-shaped locking piece, which can tilt up and down below the barrel, while following the inclined surfaces on the frame. When the barrel and slide are in battery, the locking piece is in its upper position, and its lugs securely lock the slide to the barrel. Upon recoil, the locking piece drops down and out of the engagement with the slide, unlocking it and allowing it to recoil and complete the reloading cycle. Because of the short slide, the P1 has two captive return springs, located on either side of the frame and inside the slide. With time it was found that the aluminum frame developed cracks in the most highly stressed area, where the locking piece and barrel were slamming against it on recoil, so the frames of late production pistols were reinforced with the addition of a hexagonal cross-pin, made from steel. The trigger is double-action, with an exposed hammer and trigger bar (the link between the trigger and sear) unusually located outside of the frame at the right side. The standard safety also acted as a decocker, and was located at the left side of the slide. On the P4 pistol, the slide lever retained only the decock function and, once pressed and released, automatically returned to the fire position. P4 pistols were also fitted with a firing pin block safety. Magazines were single-stack, with the magazine release located at the heel of the grip. The sights were fixed. P1 pistols were also fitted with a loaded chamber indicator in the form of a small pin that projected from the rear of the slide, above the hammer, when a cartridge was loaded in the chamber.
How to field-strip (disassemble) Walther P1: 1) remove the magazine by pressing the magazine release button; 2) check that the chamber is empty; 3) pull the slide all the way back and lock it there with slide stop lever; 4) turn the disassembly lever down and forwards (located at the front of the frame, on left side); 5) while holding the slide, release the slide stop lever and carefully ease the slide into battery, then push it forward and out of the frame; 6) turn the slide upside down, and push forward the small pin at the base of the barrel, this will unlock the barrel from the slide; 7) pull the barrel out of the slide.Reassemble in reverse order.


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European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) to create more innovation hubs
Brussels, 30 November 2011 - The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) is to significantly step up its efforts to drive innovation and entrepreneurship in the EU with the creation of six new cross-border innovation hubs, known as Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs), in 2014-2020. The European Commission has allocated a budget of €2.8 billion1 in the next financial framework to enable the EIT to expand and consolidate the development of its existing KICs which focus on climate change, sustainable energy and ICT.
"The new package we are proposing for the European Institute of Innovation and Technology is great news for European business, research and academia. We are investing in creating the entrepreneurs of tomorrow and strengthening the innovation capacity of the EU so that we remain a match for the world's best," said Androulla Vassiliou, Commissioner for Education, Culture, Multilingualism and Youth.
Today, the Commission also adopted a proposal for the EIT 'Strategic Innovation Agenda', which defines the framework for the Institute's operations in the years to come. The Commission expects it to provide an impetus for creating up to 600 start-up companies and for training 25 000 students and 10 000 PhDs in new curricula combining excellent science with a strong entrepreneurship component.
The EIT brings together excellent higher education institutions, research centres and businesses with a view to tackling major societal challenges in an innovative way. It complements other European education and research initiatives and is at the heart of the new Horizon 2020 Framework Programme for Research and Innovation (see more in the MEMO/11/851). The Commission plans to set up the new KICs in two phases.
The themes were selected on the basis of criteria established by the Commission, following a public consultation with the innovation community.
The core mission of the EIT, which was established in 2008 as an autonomous EU body, is to promote the competitiveness of Member States by bringing together excellent higher education institutions, research centres and businesses to focus on major societal challenges. It aims to achieve its objective through the KICs, a pioneering concept of cross-border public-private-partnerships. The EIT has an administrative headquarters in Budapest while the KICs operate from 16 sites throughout Europe, from Barcelona to Stockholm.
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
45 comments:
- NanaDiana said...
Michelle- What gorgeous pictures. I thought for a second there-how did you get SUNSET pictures over Lake Michigan...and then realized that we are on the OTHER side...we get the sun UP pictures here. I, too, love the lake and its ever changing quality. You will have fun painting some of your beloved places. xo Diana
- March 13, 2012 at 7:48 AM
- helen tilston said...
Hi Michelle - those images are fabulous and yes the lake, ocean and sky never remains the same and your paintings will always be new.
Wishing you much success in painting.
My plans this early summer are to spend some time in Southampton Onratio and like your beautiful corner of Michigan also sees sunsets of the rarest.
My best
Helen xx
- March 13, 2012 at 7:48 AM
- Cassie @ Primitive & Proper said...
what lovely homework! the sunset is beautiful!
- March 13, 2012 at 8:02 AM
Wow, Michelle, those are all so beautiful! The first one actually looks like a painting and the pics with the sunset are amazing. You've got some talent there lady!!
- March 13, 2012 at 8:09 AM
- Cathy M~(checkitoff) said...
Stunning photos, Michelle! I love how motivated you are to do your "homework"!! hugs, cathy
- March 13, 2012 at 8:24 AM
- BEACH BUNGALOW said...
Stunning, Michelle! And wonderful inspiration for your canvas!
- March 13, 2012 at 8:34 AM
- Calypso In The Country said...
Your photos are amazing - what inspiration for your paintings! I can't wait to see what you create. I am still so blown away by your talent! Have a great day!
- March 13, 2012 at 8:34 AM
The sunset photos are so beautiful.
Quiet Luxury
- March 13, 2012 at 8:38 AM
- Tammy@Beatrice Banks said...
You are blessed indeed to live so close to that. Gorgeous! I'm wanting to go to the beach during spring break even though I know it'll be too cold to get in the water. Those surfers are crazy!
- March 13, 2012 at 8:53 AM
- Simone @ Doberman's by the Sea said...
That lake is like an ocean-great photos. Thanks for sharing.
- March 13, 2012 at 9:03 AM
- Darleen Hope said...
Beautiful! :) Especially the ones with the sunset and the fence!!
- March 13, 2012 at 9:08 AM
- Kim@Snug Harbor said...
Beautiful photos, but the ones of the sunset behind the fence were my favorite!
- March 13, 2012 at 9:20 AM
- koralee said...
Such a pretty spot..happy painting...lots of inspiration there. We woke up to snow today....and lots of it! Crazy. xoxoxo Happy week to you.
- March 13, 2012 at 9:26 AM
- Tricia said...
What gorgeous sunset photos, Michelle! I can't get over the view...it makes me think of the ocean.
- March 13, 2012 at 9:53 AM
- Red Gate Farm said...
Thanks for sharing all of your "beach" photos... I now want to skip spring and head right into summer! And 75 degrees? If you even get close you'll be in great shape...
I must say that the first photo is breathtaking... you should frame it... or sell it, to me of course! I love how it turned out... also sunset picture number one... with the sand and the half buried fence... love them both the best :)
- March 13, 2012 at 10:16 AM
- Low Tide High Style said...
Michelle these are so beautiful, and I know you will use them to create something even more beautiful! You are very lucky to live in such a scenic area. And surfers are crazy...I know they are wearing dry suits, but I always wonder how they keep their faces from freezing?!
Kat :)
- March 13, 2012 at 10:37 AM
- Karena said...
Michelle your photos are so mesmerizing; you do live in a glorious area!! Those skies!!
Please do come over to visit, I have a New Giveaway I think you will love!
Art by Karena
- March 13, 2012 at 11:39 AM
- once in a blue moon said...
so many gorgeous shots, i am so drawn to your wild light house shots, you will have so much fun doing your homework~
- March 13, 2012 at 11:47 AM
- Martina said...
Yes, painting the coastline is just your thing Michelle - happy painting, keep working!
- March 13, 2012 at 12:05 PM
- michele said...
the shots of the waves! i mean! they are alive. midwestern surfers is another moment i love that you captured!
paint on, pretty girl.
- March 13, 2012 at 1:55 PM
- Deborah said...
Oh sweetie...not only do you get to paint these but you get to gaze on them every day...how utterly beautiful they are!
Michigan is gorgeous and what you've captured here makes me bow my knee in awe of our Creator. He is the Perfect Artist!
Oh those beaches are looking more and more inviting...can't wait for summer sand and summer breezes!
Love you my coastal-loving friend :)
All my heart...Deborah xoxoxoxooxox
- March 13, 2012 at 3:37 PM
- Maya @ Completely Coastal said...
Nice that your "homework" is at the beach!! Interesting how painting leads to closer observations too. Lovely shots.
- March 13, 2012 at 3:50 PM
- beachcomber said...
your first photo actually looks like a painting! beautiful shots :)
- March 13, 2012 at 4:58 PM
- Coral and Coast said...
Gorgeous area! I can't wait to see the new paintings! xo K
- March 13, 2012 at 5:13 PM
- Desire Empire said...
Making the most of a beautiful day is priceless. You are right about living in a gorgeous area.
Love your wave and sun flair shots. Beautiful.
No good about the bad weather, but I guess that makes the good all that more precious.
Carolyn xx
- March 13, 2012 at 5:56 PM
- Sizzle and Zoom said...
Wonderful phtots. Beautiful images of the shimmering ocean.
- March 13, 2012 at 6:12 PM
- Castles Crowns and Cottages said...
Good evening beautiful friend!!! You are so fortunate to be so close to a lake that LOOKS and probably FEELS so much like the ocean. But even still, it is a LOVELY LAKE and what a SPIRIT IT HAS!!! So much inspiration for you to carry on with your painting. I cannot wait to see what more you will have for us! Don't forget; I want to see you open up an Etsy shop. I want to buy a small painting with aqua seas.....Anita
- March 13, 2012 at 6:59 PM
- Heaven's Walk said...
GORGEOUS photos, lil sis!!! Ever consider a career in photography...??? You're great at it!!! :)
xoxo laurie
- March 13, 2012 at 9:24 PM
- firstname.lastname@example.com said...
You do live in a beautiful place, lucky you! Your photographs are beautiful too!
- March 13, 2012 at 11:54 PM
- Lynda @ Happenstance Home said...
Such beauty! The sunset shots are really stunning. You taught me something new today - I've lived in MI all my life and had no idea people surfed here. Gosh, that water must be cold right now!
- March 14, 2012 at 9:08 AM
- Ral @ARTbyRT Seascapes and Island Life said...
woooh you got some great shots, what a beautiful place!
- March 14, 2012 at 2:07 PM
- Sally Lee by the Sea, LLC said...
The photos you captured are really amazing, Michelle. The ones with the sunset MUST be painted! What a lovely post today....put a big smile on my face. We've had over 4 inches of rain this week so am needing some sun :O)
- March 14, 2012 at 3:56 PM
- Sarah @ Modern Country Style said...
Those picutres are just completely incredible. I had to drag myself away from them to write this comment!
Mind you, I am barely speaking to you in a fit of jealousy about your high temperatures for next week!!!
- March 14, 2012 at 4:21 PM
- Stacey@A Sort Of Fairytale said...
wow...great pics! lot's of painting inspiration there for sure!! it was in the 70's in IL today...so nice! do you think it will last for us...i'll just die if it snows...
- March 15, 2012 at 12:39 AM
- Chris said...
Hi Michelle, just stopping by to say how delightful your blog is. Thanks so much for sharing. I have recently found your blog and am now following you, and will visit often. Please stop by my blog and perhaps you would like to follow me also. Have a wonderful day. Hugs, Chris
- March 15, 2012 at 1:04 AM
- erin said...
you are so lucky to live near the water!! these images are filled with inspiration and i can feel your enthusiasm...now go forth and paint...and have fun.
- March 15, 2012 at 6:46 AM
- becky said...
The weather has truly been whacky, hasn't it? Glad you took the oppportunity to get out and soak it up! Awesome pictures that should, indeed, be inspiration for painting!
- March 15, 2012 at 7:19 AM
- Stacy Curran said...
Simply gorgeous! Loved every image :)
- March 15, 2012 at 9:26 AM
- Privet and Holly said...
Loved sharing
your homework,
Michelle! The
barbed wire in
one of the fence
pics almost looks
like fairy lights,
the way the light
is shining : ) I
know I would find
endless inspiration
with scenery like
that, too. Gorgeous!
Happy Friday, sweet
xx Suzanne
- March 16, 2012 at 6:37 AM
- Tutti Chic said...
what absolutely gorgeous photos! thanks so much for sharing...:) chris
- March 16, 2012 at 10:26 AM
- Tutti Chic said...
what absolutely gorgeous photos! thanks so much for sharing...:) chris
- March 16, 2012 at 10:26 AM
- Debbie said...
Oh Michelle, your photos are absolutely gorgeous. I love Lake Michigan. You have captured it's beauty in the fury of the wind and waves, and also in the peacefulness of the sunset.
You are so blessed to live so close to such a wonderful place.
Thank you for sharing with us.
- March 17, 2012 at 11:25 AM
- gpc said...
Your part of the state is especially beautiful, I think. But I appreciate the reminder about not getting complacent about what's in front of us because it really is an ever changing picture, and there's lots of beauty where I live, too, when I remember to look at it!
- March 17, 2012 at 4:29 PM
- Jenni said...
Michelle, those photos are so beautiful, and those sunsets are amazing! I can see why you are inspired! :)
I so much enjoy looking at the pictures you share of where you live, it is so lovely there! My grandma grew up in Michigan, and my mom was born in there, but doesn't remember much of it. I would love to visit Michigan for myself someday! :)
I hope you are having a wonderful weekend, my friend!
- March 18, 2012 at 1:46 AM
- Green Willow Pond said...
Your pictures are awesome! I especially love the sunset pictures.
The painting you did of the sea grass is great too. I know you are critical of your own work (I am too), but most people couldn't begin to do so well. I think it's beautiful.
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