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DUH! Just tax 327 millionaires $1,000,000.00 each.
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How could this happen? The press has been exposing all the crooked mayors over the years....haven´t they? Sadly, no.
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Time to cut your losses Michigan, give Detroit back to the French, I´m sure they could run it better - oh wait, they´re bankrupt too.
All the blue areas are in a financial crisis. Their pants are always on fire.
Start with freezing union pensions, wait for the crying, then WHAM, cut them off.
The last republican mayor of Detroit left office on January 2, 1962.The last white mayor of Detroit left office on January 1, 1974.Is there a pattern here with black democrats in office committed to spending money like water over Niagara Falls? How about that Obama guy in the White House?
The Motor City continues with an Amtrak-style train wreck of a budget.No wonder Harry Houdini nearly drowned himself in the Detroit Rivernearly a century ago. He was onto something. Now they are drowning in red ink.
I doubt there are more than 327 federal tax payers left in Detroit.
Too bad, so sad. You get what you asked for, whether you knew it or not. Ignorance and stupidity are no excuse.Girl´s Hubby
In a way we should be grateful Detroit is in this mess. It provides great lessons about how hard it is to improve a truly bad government from within. .And when those planning the improvements are part of the system then nothing gets better. We can be glad Detroit must meet new, tougher, state standardss.The process moves slow but it is transparent.And perhaps the biggest obstacle is still the unstated hope of the entrenched that Washington must and will bail them out. Too big to fail.
The chickens not only came home to roost, they laid some really bad eggs and crapped all over the coop. Detroit has been a corrupt den of thieves for years and it´s only now crying for help when the bills got too large to hide. Thank Kwami for giving them that final push over the edge. Before you know it, there won´t be enough people left there to set buildings on fire on Devil´s Night.
They re-elected the One. He gonna give more...Not to worry.
Let´s see. Who runs Detroit ? Oh yeah liberal democrats. They´ve sucked and bled the city dry and now they want somebody else to pay for it. A pox on their house.
letsee all they need to do is give more money to the poor, keep liberals running the school system, pass a ´living wage,´ make it easier for unions, pass more regulation and raise taxes, yeah that will do it,Oh and elect more dumbocrats.
Worse yet, it has already passed the point of cultural no return. The only thing to do for Detroit is to spread the population out around Michigan, maybe the upper pennesula would be best, level Detroit and return it to farmland.
To hell with Detroit. I want the whole place to crash and burn. I want to see public unions disbanded, garbage piling up in the streets, no electricity or water, no medical care, and total anarchy. In short, I want the country to see the end result of letting Democrats get elected to ANY position of power.
Detroit, a perfect example of liberal democrat economics! How are the perceptions are reality doing?
So? So what?Do you think that even one demonrat voter will change his or her mind - - and vote for a free-market Constitutionalist in the next election?No way, Joseph. These morons only know one thing - - they want their stuff - - they want it now - - and they don´t want to pay for it.How you gonna trump that?
Are there any cities with a similar management profile that are actually not bankrupt?
"demographics" aside.........Who wants to put down money and bet that Detroit continues to vote democrat? Who wants to bet that the citizens of Detroit will continue to insist of higher taxes and more government spending? Who wants to bet that the 56,000 number of whites left in Detroit will be significantly lower by the next election? And finally.......who wants to bet that Arabic will be the primary language spoken in Detroit within the next 20 years???Go ahead.....call me a racist ...... and then prove that anything that I´ve suggested inst true.......
Well like they say, as goes Detroit so goes the nation. Detroit has been run into the ground by corrupt black DemocRAT politicians and Union thugs.Our country is now being "run" by corrupt DemocRAT politicians and Union thugs and a corrupt black DemocRAT pResident in Washington, DC. Union thugs Andy Stern and Richard Trumka were some of Obama´s most frequent visitors to the White House.
Detroit is run by blacks. It wasn´t that long ago where I heard a black council woman ranting and raving that Detroit had no financial problems; that they just needed to hike taxes some more; and that the state should keep their noses out of Detroit business.Sounds just like Barry & Co., doesn´t it?
you can sometimes fix ignorant, but stupid is forever or what´s the point of being stupid if you can´t show it off?


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Why does the tiny island nation of Cuba rank as a kind of musical superpower, turning out colossal virtuosos who tend to dwarf their counterparts around the planet?
Some of the answers were on stage Sunday night at Symphony Center, where multiple generations of Cuban artists performed under the banner of the Orquesta Buena Vista Social Club, with guest pianist Roberto Fonseca.
Ever since the "Buena Vista Social Club" album and film of the late 1990s, plus subsequent spin-off recordings and tours, the global audience has come to admire a musical culture that has been transforming jazz since at least the 1940s (though Cuban influence on the music reaches back before that). The phenomenal success of the "Buena Vista" project still resonates widely, as Sunday's sold-out show suggested, with even Symphony Center's Terrace seating packed.
No doubt many in the audience realized that "Buena Vista" stars such as singer-guitarist Compay Segundo, pianist Ruben Gonzalez, singer Ibrahim Ferrer and bassist Orlando "Cachaito" Lopez have passed away. These losses are irreplaceable. But the spirit of the music, and the traditions that define it, lives in the work of the "Buena Vista" veterans still performing and a younger generation that carries forth their work.
You could hear as much on Sunday evening, as "Buena Vista" veterans such as vocalist Omara Portuondo and singer-guitarist Eliades Ochoa serenaded a crowd that spent much of the evening on its feet – at Portuondo's urging. True, the evening's unacceptable over-amplification diminished the impact of this music by robbing listeners of the chance to fully savor the inherently acoustic nature of this music. Yet the urgency of the performances almost made up for it.
Ochoa and an ensemble of vocalists and instrumentalists achieved the evening's high point in "Chan Chan," the haunting song that practically became the anthem of the "Buena Vista Social Club" and the most famous tune to emerge from the pen of Compay Segundo (whose birth name was Maximo Francisco Repilado Munoz). To hear Ochoa's vocal incantations supported by several other voices, Manuel "Guajiro" Mirabal's clarion trumpet crying out in the background, was to realize anew that this music is inextinguishable.
Octogenarian Portuondo brought an unmistakably regal presence to the stage, even if her voice sounded limited and her phrases clipped at first. But she seemed to gain energy from the adulation showered upon her from the crowd, Portuondo showing vocal intensity in "Quizas, Quizas, Quizas." And who could resist her romantic dance with tres player Papi Oviedo, the two conjuring the nearly lost world of pre-Castro Cuba in a few choreographic gestures.
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I was originally led to believe that the senior speaker receives a $3000 honorarium. My original plan was to use at least half of that amount to get someone to write a great speech for me. As I have subsequently found that this is not the case, I can only hope that my own words will prove to be adequate.
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You can't ping ports, as Ping is using ICMP which doesn't have the concept of ports. Ports belong to the transport layer protocols like TCP and UDP. However, you could use nmap to see whether ports are open or not
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Open a telnet session to the specific port, for example:
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No, you can't, because ping uses the ICMP protocol, which doesn't even have a conecpt of ports.
Ping is very specific but if you want to check whether a port is open or not, and are running a Windows box then PortQry is your friend.
I've only used it for testing Domain Controllers for connectivity issues, but it worked a treat for that, so should work for you.
There's no guarantee that the service running on the port understands ping. It also opens up the question of what "flavor" of port you want to ping, TCP or UDP? Since the ping "protocol" uses neither (ping is implemented using ICMP), it doesn't make a lot of sense.
I'm quite sure that Nagios check_tcp probe does what you want. They can be found here and although designed to be used in a Nagios context, they're all standalone programs.
This is the only solution that works for VPNs with the client machine being Windows Vista or Windows 7, as other listed answers simply do not function. This answer was previously deleted and should not have been, as this is the only solution for a real-world common case. Since there is no appeal available for the delete, I am reposting it to save others the frustration I had with trying to use the other answers.
The example below finds which IPs on the VPN that have VNC/port 5900 open with the client running on Windows 7.
A short Python (v2.6.6) script to scan a given list of IPs and Ports:
Results looked like:
The four variables at the top would need to be changed to be appropriate to whatever timeout, network, hosts, and ports that are needed. 5.0 seconds on my VPN seemed to be enough to work properly consistently, less didn't (always) give accurate results. On my local network, 0.5 was more than enough.
Here's a quick and dirty .NET console app:
i'm feeling lucky on google for "ping a specific port": http://philwilks.blogspot.com/2008/01/ping-specific-port.html, so NO, you cannot ping a specific port
you can use nmap though:
If you are running a *nix operating system try installing and using "zenmap", it is a GUI for nmap and has several useful scan profiles which are a great help to the new user.
On Linux you can use hping but it uses TCP, rather than ICMP.
Try port knocking software. Personally I use KnockKnock ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/knockknock/ ). It remembers the combination of ports and the IP.
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AMES, Iowa - Jeffery Gibson continues to run wild on the competition, while Madison Reynolds' time improves yet again as the two competed well in the Iowa State Classic on Saturday.
After winning the 200 meter non-seeded race on Friday at the event, Gibson .05 second behind the winner in the 400 meter dash, seeded, on Saturday. The senior crossed the finish line with a time of 46.55, ahead of Cass Brown-Stewart from conference foe Stephen F. Austin.
The mark was Gibson's person best in a Golden Eagle uniform.
A freshman from Oklahoma City, Reynolds also had her best collegiate time of 54.90, placing her third in the race and recording the second best collegiate athlete in the race. Reynolds has medaled in of her four attempts in the 400 meter as a collegiate runner.
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A Hidden Gem – I simply love Olive. Living in the neighborhood, I am there a lot. The staff is so friendly and the service immeasurable. It's the ONLY place in the Loin to go if you want great food, drinks and service... all in one! The mushroom truffle pizza is like no other - literally - I have never had such a great pizza. I am also a staunch beer drinker but the staff has gotten me to try a couple of their latest concoctions... I have to say they were great (for a beer girl). Highly recommended!
Martini Paradise – After a lazy day in bed I decided it was time to head out for a night on the town. What better way is there to start off the night than with a grapefruit martini and spicy sausage pizza? ..... Yea, I can't think of any other way either. The sweet and tart vodka infused beverage hit the spot. At a reasonable price of $8, I was in heaven. Get there early to get a spot in one of the few booths. The place fills up quickly with other martini lovers.
Olive? – I am not sure what this place is supposed to be. A bar? A lounge? A restaurant? But it sure is the only gringo place in a decidedly South East Asian neighborhood (aka Little Saigon). Whatever I ate was really good. Good place for a date or to meet mates. I will have to try it again for a better opinion.
very friendly people and nice atmosphere – I went to Olive one time in 07, was attracted by the name of the place and it was near to the place I was staying. Nice bar and simple yet wonderfully interesting menu. It is nice and clean, good music, comfortable atmosphere and very friendly and helpful staff and owner. They all worked hard to please, more than expected. I will definately be going back this year. Thanks - 'Olive' - for going above and beyond expectations.
Great vibe, fun music and excellent mojitos! – My friend and I went here after work and it's a perfect Happy Hour place with great music and a good looking crowd. The bartenders are knowledgable, friendly and they pour a great mojito! I would definitly go again. Didn't try the food but it looked pretty tasty so I will the next Thursday night out!
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Oishii pizza – Oh, I love the thin-crust pizza here! Try the mushroom and truffle oil pizza. And of course the Martini's with stuffed goat-cheese olives. Chill music in the background, nice booths. I had a crush on one of the bartenders for a while while i was single. I'm over that! But I still go there.
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DENVER – Governor John Hickenlooper has announced an $18.5 million plan Tuesday to expand the state's mental health services in response to recent mass shootings across the country.
Mental illness "seems to be…the commonality in all these mass homicides," he said, at a press conference.
"Strengthening Colorado's Mental Health System: A Plan to Safeguard All Coloradans" is a five-point plan that would include the establishment of a statewide mental health crisis hotline, and open five 24-hour urgent mental health care centers and substance abuse centers.
If approved, the plan would also authorize the Colorado State Judicial System to transfer mental health commitment records directly to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation for firearm purchase background checks.
"For the past five months, in response to the Aurora shooting, we have been working to expand mental health care and services across Colorado," Hickenlooper said in a statement. "No single plan can guarantee to stop dangerous people from doing harm to themselves or others. But we can help people from falling through the cracks. We believe these policies will reduce the probability of bad things happening to good people."
The governor was accompanied onstage by Reggie Bicha, executive director of the Colorado Department of Human Services.
"Our goal is to help ensure we have the capacity and quality of mental health supports, services and resources to meet the needs of Coloradans, thereby keeping communities safer for everyone," Bicha said, adding that "one in four people every year will be personally impacted by a mental health issue."
A report by coloradomentalhealth.org "Advancing Colorado's Mental Health Care," found that in 2011, nearly 1.5 million Coloradans were in need of treatment for mental health or substance abuse.
"There are a lot of arguments that we should have more guns to make things safer," Hickenlooper said. "But the young man in Connecticut, his mother had the guns in her house. Mental health connects almost all of these terrible tragedies."


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People with diabetes may want to start spicing up their diets if new lab research findings prove true in humans.
In test-tube experiments, researchers at the University of Georgia, Athens, found that extracts of various herbs and spices - such as cinnamon, cloves, sage and rosemary -inhibited a damaging process that can result from high blood sugar levels.
When blood sugar is high, as is chronically the case in diabetes, it can lead to the formation of substances known as AGE compounds.
These compounds, in turn, cause inflammation and tissue damage, which can contribute to the clogged arteries and heart disease commonly associated with diabetes.
But, at least in the lab dish, numerous herbs and spices appear to block the chemical process that creates AGE compounds, according to the new findings.
Whether this holds true in humans is not yet known. And even if it does, well-seasoned food will not take the place of good blood sugar control for people with diabetes, according to Dr James L Hargrove, an associate professor of foods and nutrition at the University of Georgia and principal investigator. He also stated that, "there are reasons to be excited about work that will be done over the next few years."
In the meantime, it will not harm anyone to add more herbs and spices to their meals, Hargrove noted - especially if they take the place of salt.
The anti-AGE benefits of herbs and spices seem to come from plant antioxidants called phenols, which were present in high concentrations in many of the products Hargrove and his colleagues studied - all of which were dried varieties that the researchers bought at a local supermarket.
When they examined each seasoning's phenol content, cinnamon, cloves and ground Jamaican allspice came out on top; those spices also showed the greatest potential for blocking the formation of AGE compounds. The most potent herbs included sage, marjoram, tarragon and rosemary.
Herbs and spices, Hargrove said, are the most concentrated sources of antioxidants in the diet. He noted that cinnamon, for example, has 50 to 100 times more "antioxidant power" per unit weight than fresh berries do.
According to Hargrove, some of the most "intriguing" research into herbs and spices showed that components of the plants not only serve as antioxidants by themselves, but also act on our body cells to regulate their antioxidant defenses.
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RENOVA (tretinoin cream) 0.02% contains the active ingredient tretinoin in a cream base. Tretinoin is a yellow- to light-orange crystalline powder having a characteristic floral odor. Tretinoin is soluble in dimethylsulfoxide, slightly soluble in polyethylene glycol 400, octanol, and 100% ethanol. It is practically insoluble in water and mineral oil, and it is insoluble in glycerin. The chemical name for tretinoin is (all-E)-3,7-dimethyl-9-(2,6,6-trimethyl-1 -cyclonexen-1 -yl)-2,4,6,8-nonatetraenoic acid. Tretinoin is also referred to as all-trans-ret inoic acid and has a molecular weight of 300.44. The structural formula is represented below.
Tretinoin is available as RENOVA (tretinoin cream) at a concentration of 0.02% w/w in an oil-in-water emulsion formulation consisting of benzyl alcohol, butylated hydroxytoluene, caprylic/capric triglyceride, cetyl alcohol, edetate disodium, fragrance, methylparaben, propylparaben purified water, stearic acid, stearyl alcohol, steareth 2, steareth 20: and xanthan gum.
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Field trip to the Archives
Since some of you are new amigos, it occurred to me that you may have missed some of the fun we had before you arrived here. Instead of digging through the archives yourselves, I've chosen the blog posts I think you'll like most. Chécalos!
•Where Do Latinos Come From, and other Google Questions
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Posted on October 12, 2010, in blogging, Culture, humor, Language, Latinidad. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
Gracias, for providing this list! Now I won't feel like such a stranger. Of course, the first post I read was "Sex on the floor!" On my way to read the rest. :)
"Sex on the floor!" was also the first I read. Great posts!


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Samsung's Superbowl spot: Get-a-Mac's revenge?February 3, 2013: 6:34 AM ET
The creator of Apple's best-known ad campaign left after his Mac Genius spots bombed
FORTUNE -- I thought Samsung's pre-Superbowl commercial -- the one featuring Seth Rogen and Paul Rudd as copy writers hamstrung by the threat of trademark lawsuits -- was quite clever. Brilliant, even.
But I also wondered whether the inside joke it was making -- about Apple's (AAPL) long-running legal battles with Samsung -- might go over the heads of viewers who don't follow tech news as closely as I do.
So I tested the commercial on an unscientific sample of typical TV viewers (i.e. my wife). Not only did she not get the joke, but she had no idea what the ad was trying to sell.
Why would Samsung spend million of dollars on a commercial that fails to sell a product?
Two words: Scott Trattner.
Trattner was the executive creative director at Apple's top ad agency, TBWA/Media Arts Lab, and widely credited with some of Cupertino's most successful ad campaigns, including the long-running Get a Mac series. In August, Ad Age reported that Trattner had left TBWA/MAL after its "Mac Genius" commercials were pulled off the air.
Trattner's new agency? 72andSunny, whose clients include K-Swiss, Target, Activision and -- you guessed it -- Samsung.
Without access to the inner circles of these ad agencies, any connections being made between the Mac Genius spots, Trattner's departure and Samsung's Superbowl ad are purely speculative. But that hasn't stopped anyone. Here's MacDailyNews' somewhat biased take:
"So – just speculating here – when your marketing genius editor [i.e. Steve Jobs] dies and is no longer there to tell you it's "s..t," you immediately begin making and airing widely-panned s..t, so then you shop around your ad reel (whose quality level can be attributed to your late genius editor), quit and start working for a derivative, patent infringing, peddler of plastic s..t that's hell-bent on ripping off everything your late genius editor created – and that also has the unmitigated gall to call his products "inferior?" Sound about right to you? If so, vomitous. If not, good luck in your new endeavor, Scott!
"We all know that nothing got on the air without Steve Jobs' stamp of approval. Once that was no longer required, the ad quality declined immediately and measurably. Celebrities hawking a beta feature [i.e. Siri] is an UNCREATIVE, LAZY move – and, you saw what happened to those "Mac Genius" ads. If you think they made a those "Mac Genius" to run once during the first few days of the Olympics only to erase all mention of them from Apple's site and Apple's YouTube channel just a few days later, we've got a nicely-priced bridge in Brooklyn with your name on it."
Speaking of YouTube, Trattner and Samsung may yet have the last laugh. My wife doesn't get the joke, but clearly a lot of people do. By Sunday morning, El Plato Supreme had drawn 7.5 million views on YouTube.
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Background: Postmaster, of Bristol, Vt., from 1805-1816. In 1819 he was arrested, tried, and imprisoned for failure to keep proper accounts resulting in debt to the U.S. Government. He was pardoned in Oct., 1819 by President James Monroe.
Contents: Pardon, signed by President James Monroe and Secretary of State John Quincy Adams, for Isaac Cadwell, who had been jailed for debt to the U.S. Government.
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Background: Senator Weber was built in Boston in 1853 as the ship Wellfleet. Under captain Henry S. Rich, of Bucksport, Me., she sailed for Enoch Train's Boston Liverpool Line of packets in 1854, then transferred to the Regular Line, sailing in the Boston-New Orleans cotton packet trade. In the summer of 1856, two groups of Mormon immigrants sailed to America aboard the "Wellfleet." The Civil War idled ships like the "Wellfleet" and she was sold to Hamburg, Germany in 1863. There she was renamed "Senator Weber" and flew the flag of Hamburg, which then had its own merchant fleet. In 1866, following Prussia's victory over Austria, Hamburg was incorporated into the North German Confederation and the "Senator Weber" was sold to the Liverpool based Andrew Gibson and Co. During this period, the "Senator Weber" was the first ship on which Edward John Smith, future captain of the "Titanic," served. By 1885, the ship was owned by Axel Petterson and sailing out of Helsingberg, Sweden under the command of Captain J. W. Wenck. In March 1891, the "Senator Weber," still under the command of Captain Wenck, was caught in a heavy gale off the English coast and sank with the loss of fourteen men.
Contents: Logbook (1862-1863) of the Wellfleet kept by American captain, Henry S. Rich, of Bucksport, Me.
Location: University of New Orleans, Earl K. Long Library, La.
Background: Earl Frederick Newman was born on May 5, 1901, in Kanawha, Iowa. A graduate of the University of Missouri at Columbia (Bachelor of Journalism, 1924), Newman found employment in newspaper work in Texas and Louisiana. In 1928 he became publicity director for Menefee Airways (New Orleans), at which time he learned to fly under the direction of James Wedell. From May 1928 to about March 21, 1931, he was employed by the Wedell-Williams Air Service, Inc. (New Orleans) as a publicist, flying instructor, and aircraft salesman. From April 1931 until about 1937, he was employed as a salesman by the Aerotopograph Corporation of America (later absorbed by Fairchild Aerial Surveys, Inc.), which trained him in the methods of aerial photogrammetry. During this period he worked on map compilations for the U.S. Geological Survey (December 1, 1933 to July 15, 1934). Newman also worked briefly for Eastern Air Lines during the mid 1930s. His work in aviation ended shortly thereafter when he went to work for the Marchant Calculating Machine Company. He died on Oct. 27, 1966, in Baton Rouge, La. Newman's work for the Wedell-Williams Air Service and the Aerotopograph Corporation of America was centered at New Orleans with some activity in other areas of Louisiana and neighboring states. The collection is especially interesting because of the picture it conveys of commercial aviation in Louisiana during the late 1920s and early 1930s.
Contents: Records and memorabilia of aviation in Louisiana, with much material on the Wedell-Williams Air Service, Inc., of Patterson and New Orleans, La. The collection consists mainly of correspondence, photographs, newspaper clippings, aircraft catalogs, business records, and miscellany.
Location: Museum of History & Industry, Sophie Frye Bass Library (Seattle, Wash.)
Background: William Nathaniel Bell (1817-1887) and his wife, Sarah Ann (Peter) Bell (1819-1856) arrived at Alki Beach in present-day West Seattle with the Denny party and other pioneers on the schooner Exact in 1851. The Bells, settling north of the future downtown area in what would become known as "Belltown," helped to establish the new "Town of Seattle." Sarah Ann Bell was seriously ill when Indians attacked Seattle on 26 Jan. 1856 in the "Battle of Seattle." Bell decided to move his ailing wife and his children to California. Though Sarah died in California that same year, Bell did not return to Seattle until 1870. He sold some of his now-valuable real estate, built the Bellevue Hotel at the corner of First Avenue and Battery Street, and engaged in other businesses, including developing Belltown.
Contents: Legal and business documents, correspondence, and ephemera related to the Seattle pioneer Bell family, together with photographs of early Seattle. The collection includes photographs of early Seattle; a number of land deeds and plat maps, particularly pertaining to lands owned by the Bell, Denny, and Boren families, including the original plat of Belltown, and the land deed transferring property from Carson Boren to William Bell for the residence on the site of the Hoge Building. The collection also includes tax statements and receipts and other legal documents; ephemera, including a number of calling cards and invitations collected by the Bell family; materials on the Bellevue Hotel (built by William Bell in 1890) and on President Harrison's visit to Seattle in 1891; and a biography of William N. Bell and a family genealogy, written by Bell's daughter Mary Virginia Bell Hall.
Location: McLean County Museum of History (Bloomington, Ill.)
Background: Candy maker Billy Shelper, 1872-1952, founded the Home Sweet Home City Rescue Mission in 1917 after attending a Billy Sunday revival meeting at the Circuit Court Room in the McLean County Courthouse. The first mission building opened at 233 E. Front St in Bloomington, Ill., coincidentally the site of his birth. The mission buildings were forced to relocate several times during its history; a site on Mission Drive was the victim of an arson fire. The Mission moved and is now located at 303 E. Oakland in Bloomington, Ill., with the name Home Sweet Home Ministries.
Contents: Materials relating to Billy Shelper, such as correspondence, devotional poems, his public presentations, newspaper clippings, and pre-ministry life.
Location: University of Montana--Missoula, Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, K . Ross Toole Archives
Background: Winton W. Weydemeyer was born 19 March 1903 in Cass City, Michigan, to Harry and Margaret Weydemeyer. He was raised in Fortine, Montana, attended Lincoln County High School, and graduated with honors from Montana State University in Bozeman. He ranched near Fortine, but is best known for his many public service activities that ranged from agriculture to bird study and conservation. He served for twenty years as Master of the Montana State Grange, eighteen years as an officer of the National Grange, and helped organize three state-wide citizen conservation organizations. As a state senator in the 1951 and 1953 legislative sessions, he established conservation education in the state's public schools. He served on many governmental and educational committees, commissions, boards and councils, and, for sixteen years, was a governor's appointee to the Montana Water Pollution Council. He received both national and state awards for his considerable service activities. Winton Weydemeyer was a lifelong student of ornithology and contributed more than 150 articles and notes to professional journals. The first article appeared in 1923 and he contributed his last published note in 1992. He also published three books: The Bird Life of Lake Bowdoin, Montana; A Grange Master's America- In Defense of Freedom; and Picture Taking in Glacier Park. His published works and bird study records reflect the meticulous attention to detail that directed his approach to science. Weydemeyer died 4 February 1993.
Contents: This collection consists of Winton Weydemeyer's bird study records including annual bird counts, Montana bird species records, Montana bird lists, migration and nesting records, and bird song notes. A series of correspondence contains communications with the University of Montana, the Bureau of Biological Survey, and fellow birders.
Location: Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center
Background: Resident of Fremont, Ohio; served as combat photographer with the 5th Marine Division in the Pacific campaign and Japan during World War II and immediately afterwards; owner of photography studios in Fremont and Clyde, Ohio.
Contents: Digital scans (ca. 1200 photographs on 2 disks) of World War II photographs taken by combat photographer Richard Stotz; together with photocopies of miscellaneous paperwork pertaining to Stotz's service record with the U.S. Marine Corps. Places represented include Camp Pendleton, several Hawaiian Islands, and 20th Century Fox Studios located in Hollywood, Calif., where he received a portion of his training. Perhaps most important are the photographs taken during the invasion of Iwo Jima and the Occupation of Japan, showing images of Stotz's comrades, Japanese prisoners, downed military airplanes, and combat operations. Also includes photographs of Nagasaki and Sasebo, Japan between 1945 and 1946 which show the destruction caused by the atomic bombs, Japanese civilians, and a portion of the rebuilding process. The images were taken by Stotz and his fellow Marine combat photographers.
Location: Southern University and A&M College
Contents: Photograph of Booker T. Washington and other dignitaries visiting the campus of Southern University. Other persons represented include Robert Russa Moton and Joseph Samuel Clark, president of Southern University.
Part of a recent outreach initiative to HBCU institutions in the United States.
Location: Delaware Art Museum, Helen Farr Sloan Library & Archives (Wilmington, Del.)
Background: Illustrator, painter, etcher, teacher, writer, lithographer; lived in New York City and Santa Fe, N.M.
Contents: Collection contains catalog records, consignment books, financial and legal records, clipping files, photographs of paintings and drawings, published illustrations, correspondence with artist friends and others, photographs, published matter about Sloan and related artists, and organizational matter. Printed Matter (Series VII) includes catalogs and materials concerning The Eight. Other persons and entities represented include Dolly Sloan, Helen Farr Sloan, Will Shuster, John Butler Yeats, Robert Henri, Ashcan School, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Society of Independent Artists, Hudson Guild, and the Armory Show. (John Sloan portrait: drypoint by George Constant, undated)
Location: Litchfield Historical Society (Litchfield, Conn.)
Background: George Whitefield (b. ca. 1814) was a Chippewa student at the Foreign Mission School in Cornwall, Conn. His Indian name was Catitugegwonhale.
Contents: Letter, calligraphy exercises, and drawings. Includes a letter from Whitefield to Rev. Amos Bassett complaining that he has been harassed and wants to go back to school in Mackinaw, and two drawings, one of two soldiers fencing, and the other a view of the Cornwall Valley. (Sketch of Cornwall, Conn., 1835, by John Warner Barber, shows the buildings used by the Foreign Mission School, to the right of the church at center.)
Location: The Citadel Archives & Museum (Charleston, S.C.)
Background: Marine Corps officer, Citadel graduate, 1917, first American shot down in European Theater in the Libyan desert during World War II and one of the first aviators to use dive bombing.
Contents: Photographs of his Citadel and USMC career; certificates; biographical material; newspaper clippings; and memorandums concering strategic bombing survey of Guam.
Location: Martha's Vineyard Museum (Edgartown, Mass.)
Background: Charles Gilbert Hine, 1859-1931, known as C. G. Hine, was a publisher and editor of insurance periodicals, an author of local history and an amateur photographer. He resided in the tri-state area and on the island of Martha's Vineyard.
Contents: This collection contains photograph albums and publications created by C. G. (Charles Gilbert) Hine between 1884 and 1928. The albums primarily pertain to the island of Martha's Vineyard, though other geographic locales and topics of interest are also featured. The works combine Hine's passion for photography with an interest in amateur bookbinding. This image from C. G. Hine's Caper Club album portrays the romantic adventure of a summer on Martha's Vineyard. It depicts a pair of young ladies on the beach with hair and skirts blowing in the breeze. The album is in the archives of the Martha's Vineyard Museum. Photo courtesy of Martha's Vineyard Museum.


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This northeast Portland newcomer isn't so much a restaurant as a regularly occurring, eccentric dinner party in chef and co-owner Naomi Pomeroy's exhibition kitchen. Dining is at a pair of communal tables, and there are just two seatings per evening (plus brunch on Sundays). Meals are prix fixe, either five-course or six-course (wine pairings... More
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621 SE Morrison St.
Portland, Oregon 97214
United States
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The comfort-food restaurant's been around for a while, but it has a young new chef who trained at Mugaritz, a Michelin-starred restaurant in Spain.
1752 S.E. Hawthorne Blvd.
Portland, Oregon 97214
United States
(503) 231-7373
The meat-centric restaurant at the Ace Hotel.
1014 S.W. Stark St.
Portland, Oregon 97205
United States
(503) 228-3333
A low-key lunch counter attached to a gourmet grocery called Pastaworks, on Southeast Hawthorne. There are jars of pickled vegetables, specials on the chalkboard, and soup-stained copies of The Art of Eating to read while you eat.
3731 SE Hawthorne Blvd.
Portland, Oregon 97214
United States
(503) 232-1010
Sample their Oregon gin and local malted whiskeys.
2025 SE 7th Ave.
Portland, Oregon 97214
United States
(503) 235-3174
A dark little wine bar where diners eat baked chèvre and chicken-liver-and-currant mousse paired with Muscadet.
22 NE Seventh Ave.
Portland, Oregon 97232
United States
(503) 232-3063
The small and celebrated Lower Burnside space is half civilized bistro and half culinary crack den, where your darkest desires (foie gras torchon with buttermilk pancakes? Sweetbreads with blue cheese?) are indulged.
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Portland, Oregon
United States
(503) 546-8796
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Portland, Oregon 97214
United States
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Portland, Oregon 97205
United States
(503) 890-2825
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Portland, Oregon 97227
United States
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Devil's Tower crams a high concentration of great cracks into the smallest area possible. People come from around the world to climb on this unique wonder. Climbing is sustained, and cracks are beautiful and uniformly shaped. Essentially, there is a crack every 5 or 10 feet, and they mostly run perfectly up and down, which reduces rope drag. The majority of the tower is less than vertical, and faces are blank. There are few face climbs, but who needs them with all these splitter cracks?
Getting There
Drive to Sundance, Wyoming, and then take highway 24 north from I-90. Just follow the signs, and drive towards the big chunk or stone. Turn into the monument and pay the entrance fee. Then continue to the visitor's center. From here, make sure to register for the climb (this is free - used for record keeping and rescues, etc.). Then, approaches differ by route from here.
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Durrance 5.7 5a 15 V+ MVS 4b Trad, 6 pitches, 500' Durrance Approach
Bon Homme Variation 5.8 5b 16 VI- HVS 4c Trad, 3 pitches, 300' South and East Faces
El Cracko Diablo 5.8 5b 16 VI- HVS 4c Trad, 2 pitches South and East Faces
Soler 5.9- 5c 17 VI HVS 4c Trad, 2 pitches, 280' South and East Faces
Assembly Line 5.9 5c 17 VI HVS 5a Trad, 1 pitch, 140' East and Northeast Buttress...
Walt Bailey 5.9 5c 17 VI HVS 5a Trad, 1 pitch, 180' South and East Faces
New Wave 5.10a 6a 18 VI+ E1 5a Trad, 2 pitches, 220' East and Northeast Buttress...
Tulgey Wood 5.10a 6a 18 VI+ E1 5a Trad, 3 pitches, 300' West Face
McCarthy West Face (Variant) 5.10b 6a+ 19 VII- E2 5b Trad, 2 pitches, 300' West Face
Burning Daylight 5.10b 6a+ 19 VII- E2 5b Trad, 1 pitch, 160' East and Northeast Buttress...
Belle Fourche Buttress 5.10b 6a+ 19 VII- E2 5b Trad, 2 pitches, 150' East and Northeast Buttress...
Hollywood & Vine 5.10c 6b 20 VII E2 5b Trad, 2 pitches, 270' South and East Faces
One Way Sunset 5.10c 6b 20 VII E2 5b Trad, 4 pitches, 440' West Face
El Matador 5.10d 6b+ 21 VII+ E3 5b Trad, 2 pitches, 250' West Face
McCarthy's North Face 5.11a 6c 22 VII+ E3 5c Trad, 2 pitches, 300' North Face & Northwest Corn...
Carol's Crack 5.11a 6c 22 VII+ E3 5c Trad, 3 pitches, 320' West Face
Direct Southwest 5.11b 6c 23 VIII- E3 5c Trad, 3 pitches, 300' Durrance Approach
Deli Express 5.11d 7a 24 VIII E5 6a Trad, 3 pitches, 375' West Face
Digital Extraction 5.11d 7a 24 VIII E5 6a Trad, 3 pitches, 350' West Face
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Durrance 5.7 5a 15 V+ MVS 4b WY : Devil's Tower : Durrance Approach
The Durrance route is listed as one of the 50 classic climbs in North America. A 4-6 pitch route that tops out at the summit. The climb is mainly off-width and hand-crack with a few spots of chimney. You also get the choice of working a small traverse. Don't forget to register at the Visitor's Center before and after the climb. This is a crowded route and a few minutes can mean the difference between success and failure. Either plan to arrive around 5:30 AM or, if your fast and have headlamps, t...[more] Browse More Classics in WY
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Measurement is a tricky business, and rarely leaves the thing measured unchanged, as Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle states at the quantum level. But statistician David Hand has gone back to the foundations, examining measurement right across the various disciplines: psychology, medicine, physical sciences, economics, the social sciences and elsewhere. He must treat in a unified manner scales used to measure phenomena as different as pain, retail prices and magnetism.
Most of us could not work without a computer, or have a good time without a CD player, and yet we know very little about the way computers work or the quantum mechanical principles behind lasers. These two subjects involve complex concepts and it is not easy to explain them in a brief book. Nevertheless, "A shortcut through time" manages to present a clear and enjoyable crash course on quantum computers, a science which lies at the intersection between quantum mechanics, computer science and mathematics.
Infinity is more than simply the biggest ever number, and even this simple description has caused problems for mathematicians throughout the ages. From the ancient Greeks to Newton, from Newton to present-day mathematicians such as Cristian Claude and Boris Pavlov of New Zealand, infinity has posed both practical and conceptual problems.
It feels like we've always known that the universe began with a Big Bang, and like the Big Bang could never have been called anything else. But this is far from the truth, as Simon Singh explains in this overview of the state of human knowledge about the beginning of everything (or, as Calvin of "Calvin and Hobbes" preferred to call it, the Great Kablooie).
In our day-to-day lives we all use, and are in fact dependent on, physics. For example, all of modern (and not so modern!) technology relies on our knowledge of underlying physical principles. However, physics is also one of the most commonly feared sciences, with many people put off by the complex details which have developed alongside the subject's sophistication.


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