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This guide consists of specific archival references and other sources of information relate to Louis Riel, the Red River Rebellion of 1870 and the North West Campaign of 1885. Section 1 includes records relating to Louis Riel, such as case files, correspondence and records on his mental health and his trial. Section 2 consists of records dealing with the Red River Rebellion, such as military orders and instructions and records concerning military personnel. Finally, Section 3 contains records on the North West Campaign, such as letters of the Minister of Militia and War Claims Commission records.
This guide was revised in February 2001.
Born in 1844 in Red River, Manitoba and brought up in St. Boniface, Louis Riel became the National Secretary for the Métis in the Red River Colony as of 1869 and President of the provisional government in 1870. Elected to the House of Commons in 1874, Riel was expelled and then subsequently banned from the country in the same year. His return in 1884 prompted the creation of a new provisional government (of which Batoche was the capital), which in turn ultimately fuelled the North West Rebellion. Captured in May 1885, Riel was tried and sentenced to hang for treason. He was executed in Regina on November 16, 1885.
Records of the Privy Council (RG 2)
Orders in Council, Privy Council Office (when these are available)
Records of the Department of the Secretary of State (RG 6)
The Department of the Secretary of State at this time was also responsible for Indian Affairs and Northern Affairs.
Miscellaneous Government Documents Linked to Riel
Records of the Office of the Governor General (RG 7)
The Office of the Governor General kept records on almost all subjects of which one was Louis Riel.
Miscellaneous Government Documents Linked to Riel
Records of the Department of Justice (RG 13)
The Department of Justice kept records on all the legal aspects of Louis Riel's life.
Series B1, Capital Case Files for Louis Riel, 1941 and 1959
Series F2, records relating to Louis Riel and the Northwest Uprising, 1873-1886
Series A2: Central Registry, 1845-1959
Correspondence Directly Linked to Riel (letters to or from Louis Riel)
Riel's Mental Health
Records of the Department of Interior (RG 15)
The Department of the Interior (1873-1936) was the federal agency responsible for the administration of western land settlement.
Miscellaneous Government Documents Linked to Riel
Correspondence Directly Linked to Riel (letters to or from Louis Riel)
Correspondence Pertaining to Riel (from politicians, from the military and various individuals)
Miscellaneous Documents Linked to Riel
Riel's Mental Health
Riel's Trial
On December 1, 1869, the Hudson's Bay Company sold the territory of Rupert's Land to Canada. This led the local inhabitants, the Métis, to take a stand against the arrival of government surveyors and eager settlers. On November 2, 1869, Louis Riel, the Métis leader, and an armed party took possession of Fort Gary, and subsequently imprisoned several opposing Canadians and English-speaking Half Breeds. On December 8, 1869, Riel issued a proclamation that refused any form of annexation to Canada and defended the right to self-government. Riel arranged to have Thomas Scott, an Orangeman, executed, an action which provoked a call for revenge from Ontario Orangemen. Despite the passage, on May 15, 1870, of a law creating the new province of Manitoba and guaranteeing that Métis lands would remain untouched, the federal government still proceeded to send military troops to dislodge the Métis rebels at Fort Garry. Commanded by General Wolseley, these troops, essentially composed of Ontario militiamen, finally arrived at Fort Gary on August 23, 1870, only to find that Riel and his companions had already fled to the United States.
There are some documents pertaining to the Red River Rebellion and the North West Campaign in the records of the Deputy Minister of Militia and Defence Office and the Adjutant-General's Office. These records have not often revealed their full potential: they are not easy to use. Except for the few very specific references listed further, locating those documents generally proves to be a frustrating experience. The registers and indexes are old, with complex handwritten ledgers in often poor condition. The microfilms reflect this situation. Furthermore, to link the information from the indexes and registers to actual records, one must consult finding aids that are not user friendly. Finally, many documents listed in the indexes and registers are simply missing. Although archivists are working on solving some of these problems, the process is long and time consuming: we therefore recommend that researchers arm themselves with patience and persistence.
Records of the Department of Militia and Defence (RG 9)
The Department of Militia and Defence kept all records on the military aspects of the Red River Rebellion.
Military Orders and Instructions
Various Documents Linked to Army Personnel
Back from his exile in the United States, Riel linked up with Gabriel Dumont to hold a last great stand against the Canadian Government's plans to take over the North West. The Métis wanted to gain more sovereignty and prevent the building of the Canadian Pacific Railroad on their lands. Faced with Prime Minister Macdonald's refusal to negotiate, the Métis, along with several Indian tribes, took up arms on March 18, 1885 and launched raids against the RCMP and new settlers. To counter this uprising, Ottawa dispatched an expeditionary force lead by General Middleton, and comprised of English-speaking and French-speaking soldiers. Skirmishes and battles erupted from March through to May, at Duck Lake (Saskatchewan), Fish Creek, Cut Knife Hill and finally at Batoche on May 12, 1885. Three days later, Louis Riel surrendered, hoping to defend himself in front of the Supreme Court of Canada.
Métis Unrest
Letters of the Minister of Militia
Documents Linked to High Ranking Officers
Military Personnel
Surgeon General's Office
War Claims Commission
Métis Unrest
Library and Archives Canada of Canada
Within its collections, Library and Archives Canada holds a large number of Canadian newspapers from all time periods and from all regions, several of which relate to Louis Riel and the North West uprisings:
Online listing of documents held at Library and Archives Canada. The Library has created a Web site that pertains to well-known Canadian historical figures, of which a whole section is entirely devoted to Louis Riel, including secondary sources:
Also found on Library and Archives Canada Web site is Amicus, a comprehensive search tool that refers to over 100 documents pertaining to Louis Riel (primary and secondary sources).
The Canadian Historical Society
The Canadian Historical Society brochures that relate to Louis Riel are vols. 2 and 50. Theses brochures include a historical rundown and a bibliography.
Web Sites
Canadas Digital Collections
This Web site leads to more than 400 other Web sites that relate to "National Treasures" from federal institutions such as Library and Archives Canada and the Canadian Museum of Civilizations. Theses Web sites present Canadas past and the ways of life of rural and cultural communities.
The North West Resistance: (dated from January 29, 2001)
Database of the materials held by the University of Saskatchewan Libraries and the University Archives.


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MOUNT VERNON The American Red Cross of Knox County will offer a Babysitting Class on Monday, July, 9.
Since 1981, the American Red Cross has built a foundation of training youth to be great babysitters. Today the program reaches about 120,000 youths nationwide each year. The primary purpose of the American Red Cross Babysitters Training course is to provide youth who want to babysit with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly care for children and infants.
Designed for youth ages 11 to 15, the course helps participants develop leadership skills, build a babysitting business, keep themselves and others safe, and guide childrens behavior. Participant also learn about basic child care and basic first aid. The Babysitting Class will be held from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Chapter Training Center. Participants will need to register for the class by calling 1-800-REDCROSS or logging on to REDCROSS.ORG. The American Red Cross of Knox County is a United Way Agency.
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Sack-happy defensive end J.J. Watt went out for a pass as a wide receiver, retiring center Jeff Saturday snapped to two Mannings on opposite teams and the NFC blew past the AFC 62-35 in a Pro Bowl that could be the could be the league's last.
Whether the NFL's all-star game will return or not is a question league officials will ponder the next few months. And, the players gave plenty to consider on both sides of the argument Sunday.
The NFC was unstoppable on offense, with nearly each player putting up fantasy-type lines in limited play. The AFC, meanwhile, had five turnovers and scored most of its points well after the game was no longer competitive.
Minnesota tight end Kyle Rudolph was voted the game's MVP with 122 yards and a touchdown.
Watt, who had 20 1/2 sacks for Houston, lined up as a wide receiver on the AFC's third play from scrimmage, but missed a pass from Denver quarterback Peyton Manning.
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The Boch brothers, William, Anthony, and Francis Victor, established William Boch & Brothers to compete with the slightly older pottery owned by Charles Cartlidge. Boch produced a great many of these Rococo-style pitchers as well as household ceramics such as carpet rods and door pulls and made-to-order ornamental cemetery figures.
- Decorator: F. K. M. Kropp
- Maker: William Boch & Bros.
- Medium: Porcelain
- Place Manufactured: Greenpoint (now Brooklyn), New York, United States
- Dates: 1850-1861
- Dimensions: 10 1/4 x 9 1/2 x 6 1/4 in. (26 x 24.1 x 15.9 cm) (show scale)
- Markings: no marks
- Signature: no signature
- Inscriptions: no inscriptions
- Collections:Decorative Arts
- Museum Location: This item is on view in Luce Visible Storage and Study Center, 5th Floor
- Accession Number: 84.127
- Credit Line: H. Randolph Lever Fund
- Rights Statement: Creative Commons-BY
- Caption: F. K. M. Kropp. Pitcher, 1850-1861. Porcelain, 10 1/4 x 9 1/2 x 6 1/4 in. (26 x 24.1 x 15.9 cm). Brooklyn Museum, H. Randolph Lever Fund, 84.127. Creative Commons-BY
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- Catalogue Description: Ceramic pitcher. Flaring foot rises to swelling, molded body; irregular rim curves upward at spout and at bifurcated twig-shaped handle. Body of pitcher is molded with stalks and ears of corn. Blue band painted at base rim, upper rim and highlights of twig handle. Molded corn highlighted with gilding. Upper spout is elaborate rococo cartouche in gilt; at top of cartouche is Masonic emblem. In cartouche: "F.K.M. Kropp" in Gothic letters in gilt. CONDITION: Glaze crazed throughout. Crazing discolored interior, bottom. Gilding shows normal wear in spots. Blue band at rim missing color below handle, also small spot to right of this and small spot right of cartouche.
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I'd say that's a pretty good first try !! I love the colors. Repped
Hi all,
As I just wrote in the introduction section, I have always had a desire to do maps for D&D games or just for fun but somehow never got into it before. On last Friday I looked a bit arround the forum and tutorials section and decided what the hell lets give it a try
So basically, I never had any experience with photoshop, GIMP etc... but thnx to the great tutorials, especially Gidde's Hand-Drawn Mapping (for the Artistically Challenged) I made my first map In a short amount of time and I am I have to say more or less happy with the result.
I follewd the tutorial mostly because of the layers and masks stuff (because as I said..I have never before used this kind of software), but have also looked at some other maps and artists and tutorials to try and find a style that I like the most.
So I would like to thank many of you here that gave me some sort of stimulation, weather through the looks of your maps and styles or through your tutorials (Gidde, Djekspek, RobA...).
This map is just a trial map and therefore doesnt have any namings or cities on it, and also some stuff is a bit randomly put on it because the point for me was to see that I can make a map, and now that I saw that I can, I will work on a map/s of my D&D world which will have all the things a proper map should have.
Once again a big thank you to all the members of the Cartographers Guild, this wouldn't have been done without your help
I'd say that's a pretty good first try !! I love the colors. Repped
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I spent a couple of hours on the colors, still not too happy about the hills and the trees, but swamps, tundra and plains turned out very good. And ofc that clump of trees and hills in the middle is an eyesore need to work a bit on large hill formations and how to make them look nice
What I have realised is that this sort of map also deserves some color of the water, so basically if I color the land as much as I did here I should also color the water and not make the map look old or on this type of background.
On the other hand this type of background will work well if i decide to tone the colors a bit down and give it more of an ' ink on old parchment' feel Well now I know two types of maps I would like to do..both will be similar in drawing style, just one will go on to be a more colorful version then the other..and from there on I hope to get a better feel what style would I prefer.
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33 Wine Shop & Tasting Bar
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4.93/5 rDev +4.9%
vibe: 4.75 | quality: 5 | service: 5 | selection: 5 | food: 4.5 | $$
2 sommeliers work here including the owner
James was very knowledgable and very engaged with us as it was not very crowded.
We ordered plenty of wine and got to pour some rare beers.
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They brought me back into their beer cellar and let me pick
Brought my father into the wine cellar and did the same
Very friendly and well-versed on both beer and wine
Definitely will be going back
03-11-2014 14:53:23 | More by drmcleod10
4.8/5 rDev +2.1%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 5 | $$$
Before there was iTap, or the plethora of budding brewpubs in town, there was 33.
My first visit to 33 was in 2005. While I've been a craft/import beer drinker since the mid-90s, 33 probably exposed me to more beer styles and world-class brands than anywhere else. Schneider Aventinus, Aecht Schlenkerna, Bell's Two Hearted, Bitburger Pils, Reissdorf Kolsch, La Fin du Monde, St. Bernardus Abt 12, Cantillon Kriek, and Berliner Weiss (don't remember the brand) to name a few.
33 has an unassuming storefront (not even a sign). Most customers probably would never have even walked-in had they not learned about the place through word of mouth, or when meeting a friend there. The main tasting room is deep with a high ceiling. Numerous clear globes hang from the ceiling, giving the appearance of bubbles floating in the air. The long bar is off to the right, behind which sits special glass-doored coolers that house various wines, by-the-glass offerings, and, of course beer! The draught selection is pretty limited (only ~8 taps), but all are high-quality, and are more difficult to find brews. At the very back of the room is a beautiful cellar, in which beer and wine is stored at a constant temperature of 55F. During warmer months, the back patio is a fantastic place to relax and enjoy a brew (and a smoke for those who are so inclined).
Quality is unbelievable. I mentioned the cellaring conditions of the beer above. The beer is as fresh (or well-cellared) as one could hope for. The owner and servers take great care to polish the glassware, so when it arrives at your table, it's sparkling. Also--33 does a better job than any bar I've ever visited when it comes to serving beer in the appropriate glassware for the style. Often, the glassware is even branded with the name of the brewer who made the beer you've ordered.
Staff is highly-knowledgeable about beer, how to pour it, and can make recommendations if needed. On one of my earlier visits, when I inquired about why my Berliner Weisse was sour (I thought it was infected), the server patiently explained the brewing process of this specific style, and that this was the way the beer was supposed to taste. At times, the place becomes so busy, that it can be a little difficult to get one's server's attention, but it comes with the territory with a popular place like this.
33 has one of the best on-premise beer selections in town. The menu is updated regularly, and there are so many beers offered that it takes a while to get through. The menu's also pretty entertaining to read. (Jokes/witty quips from the current and prior owners.)
I'm not sure about current food offerings at 33, as I've only focused on the beer during recent visits. You're not going to find typical bar food here, though. Generally meat and cheese trays, nuts, hard pretzels, etc.
One last note--33 also sells beer and wine to go. If you're looking for a harder-to-find beer, and other retailers are sold-out, this is one place to look!
I can't recommend this place enough!
01-15-2012 22:46:33 | More by mdvatab
4.85/5 rDev +3.2%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 5 | service: 5 | selection: 5 | food: 4 | $$
While becoming a regular here, this whole review will show how come I went from not even knowing about this place to driving over 30 minutes to come specifically to this outstanding beer bar.
Being located right next to the Baileys Chocolate Bar, it is very similar to this place in the sense that it is not labeled and has limited signage. Not a problem for me! Ill spread the word! Walked into the place, its immediately a fancy, yet urban feel bar with hanging glass blown lights that make the lighting and vibe just right. All times I've came in, there are either couples or even single people enjoying wine. Not once have I seen people with Tulip/snifter glasses filled with one of God's greatest gifts! I'm one of those that breaks this pattern. Both inside and the outside patio are comfortable and always smoke free! Perfect environment to enjoy great brews.
No frosted glasses here! Almost every brew is served with its corresponding style or brewery. Also, if buying the beer by the bottle, they give you the option of having it presented from the cooler or cellar temperature. Very cool!
Service is impeccable! Each employee is here to make sure your experience is always what you expected. Both inside and out, you are greeted and served promptly. Don't need to worry about where you sit.
Both on-tap, fridge, and cellared brews are constantly rotating and the rare ones are first come, first serve. I've taken brew to go many times as well (can't always enjoying everything @ 33!). If not into beer, their wine list will throw you off your seat as well.
09-02-2011 12:39:35 | More by DCon
4.94/5 rDev +5.1%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 5 | service: 5 | selection: 5 | $
I don't contribute often, however I felt I had to chime in on this bar's already shining reviews.
The Atmosphere upon walking in is quite sparse but in a classy, laid back way. While the bar itself may seem barren without any TVs or eye-catching (eyesore?) decorations it adds together to give this place a unique and extremely pleasant feel. The music selection is done by the staff and has always been to my tastes (classic rock, jazz and '90s alt) and the volume is always appropriate for conversation purposes.
The main bar area consists of high back chairs and tables and a simple bar. There is a nice patio area out back and a second room containing couches and more tables surrounded by walls of wine.
The setup behind the bar is very professional, I've never seen any confusion about where a beer is or where the appropriate glass for it may be. As with the rest of the venue, it doesn't LOOK organized but it is as it needs to be to run smoothly. The glassware selection is excellent as well.
The service has been second to none on every occasion that I've been there. The speed, knowledge, attitude and patience are always spot on and the staff seems to treat newcomers with the same level of respect and expertise as the regulars which is refreshing when compared to many other craft beer bars in the area. This place is one of the few that I feel I can trust fully about blindly selecting me a new beer to try based on a vague description of taste and nail it every time. Nearly all interactions with the staff have been jovial, these guys are all very friendly connoisseurs themselves and it comes through in a way that is friendly yet professional in a very good way.
The selection is hand picked and the menus are edited and updated often to reflect availability. Many beers available are not to be found anywhere else in the city (Founders KBS unannounced on more than one occasion and similarly rare Boulevard one time runs). The only weakness with the selection is the absence of many of the tamer more mediocre beers but for a beer geek this is ideal.
The value is the cheapest I've seen in a bar period. Prices are exact and often not rounded at all which leads me to believe that they are set as an exact % markup of cost. There is an even cheaper set of prices for beer "to go" as it is common (especially in the summer) for customers to purchase growlers or bottles to take out to the park across the street.
08-30-2011 05:30:58 | More by deserteagle99uzi
5/5 rDev +6.4%
vibe: 5 | quality: 5 | service: 5 | selection: 5 | $$
This place is fantastic! You wouldn't even know it was there, unless someone told you or you just stumbled upon it. No signage from the outside. Very nice neighborhood, nice building, and great vibe inside.
I believe there is a total of 6-8 taps, not many but what they do have is always great quality. Their bottle list is where it is at! Cantillon on the menu many times that I have been in, served at cellar temp. Besides Cantillon, there is just a ton of other great stuff.
Prices are great, around the price you would pay at a low priced liquor store. And they allow for carryout of any bottles you may want.
Staff is great, very knowledgeable. The owner is awesome. Tons of passion for what he does and the industry he is in.
08-22-2011 15:39:53 | More by JRorie
4.58/5 rDev -2.6%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 5 | selection: 4.5 | $$
This is the perfect place when you want to go grab a drink while on a date. They have 5-6 very solid rotating drafts and they have a great bottle list that also includes cheaper "to-go" prices if you want to take a few bottles home. I went last weekend and had a bottle of Cantillon Kriek and I went the weekend before and had a draft Mikkeller Breakfast Geek and a bottle of 3F Sharbeeske Kriek. I mention it's great for a date location because they have an extensive wine list which is perfect for the ladies who don't love craft beer. The staff is great and extremely knowledgeable. Very quaint calm bar in a cool part of the city.
08-12-2011 02:28:48 | More by bsuedekum
4.16/5 rDev -11.5%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 3.5 | selection: 4.5 | $$
Stopped in here on a Friday night and had a few beers on the patio out back. One note: if you sit on the patio there is no table service, you have to go to the bar to get your beer. Inside is fairly minimalist in terms of decor, but it works. The beers were good quality. Taps were clean and they served them in the proper glassware, even with the brewery's logo on it. Service was fine. No problems but nothing great either. The selection was good. 6 taps with two local brewpub beers on tap. The paper menu listing the bottles is what confused me. They have 100s of beers but not that many listed on the menu. As I left I stopped by the bathroom and saw into the wine cellar. There was a ton of awesome beer sitting in there that was not on the list. They were not chilled but could there have been others that were chilled and ready to go? A little disappointing to see that on my way out the door. I didn't try the food. It certainly is a nice beer destination especially since it is next door to Bailey's and a couple blocks from Square One Brewery.
07-18-2011 16:19:27 | More by zeff80
4.64/5 rDev -1.3%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 5 | selection: 4.5 | $$
33 Wine Shop and Tasting Bar doesn't even have a sign outside, which led to my confusion as I initially looked for this place on my rides home from work a few months back. You pretty much have to know the address and look for the '1913' on the door. I came in one day last week after work to try a Cantillon on tap and wound up having a few things. There are 7 taps, but they're all fantastic at any given time; when I visited, they had Mikkeller, 2 Founders (including Nemesis 2010!), Southern Tier, Harviestoun Old Dubh 18, and Pilsner Urquell in addition to the Cantillon St. Gilloise. There were also some great bottles available, including the just-released Mikkeller/BrewDog I Hardcore You and other stuff I haven't seen at other bars in the area. They don't have a kitchen but serve some bread, meat, and cheese plates. Prices are fair, and the atmosphere is a sort of minimalist wine bar. The service is unbelievably friendly, knowledgable, and helpful. It's cool to go into a wine bar and get world-class beer treatment.
05-18-2011 19:52:25 | More by phaleslu
4.28/5 rDev -8.9%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4 | food: 4 | $$
Stopped in 33 Wine Shop & Tasting Bar on my way back to the STL airport. It is located on Park Ave in the Lafayette Square area on the south side of town, just a stone's throw from Square One. Parking is fairly plentiful between street and lots nearby. I have visited Square One a few times and never noticed this place and clearly I was missing out.
The inside has a very modern look and feel with sleek decor and functional-looking furniture. The bar is on the right side and there are high tables on the left. A huge wine collection is displayed on the split level in the rear. White brick and art dominate the walls. A large chalkboard is behind the bar with the draft beers listed, and the entire beer list is available in their menu, categorized by style.
33's beer selection obviously takes a back seat to wine but what they do have is well thought-out and served with care (and more often than not in appropriate glassware). There are 5 taps, including Dieu du Ciel Aphrodisiaque (kicked), Mikkeller Texas Ranger (tapped), Founders, Bear Republic, Boulevard, and Hitachino. In addition there are around 50 bottled beers from regional brewers like Schlafly, O'Fallon, Boulevard, and Tallgrass. Other micros like Lagunitas and Ska are represented, as are many imports like Uerige Sticke and Rochefort.
Service was very good on a late weekday afternoon. Again this place clearly favors wine (it is in the name after all) but there is clearly an emphasis on quality and presentation no matter what they are pouring.
I tried the cheese plate on my visit and it was enjoyable.
Overall this place is well worth a stop to anyone in the area.
08-10-2010 22:14:11 | More by Dogbrick
5/5 rDev +6.4%
vibe: 5 | quality: 5 | service: 5 | selection: 5 | food: 5 | $$
A narrow space dominated by high tables and chairs, but not the standard. Instead, these were more modern structures, adding to the ambiance. Blonde hardwood floors, a short, blonde wood bar with a frosted glass strip running down the bar's centerline and illuminated from underneath. Low-key lighting, art along the left wall, and an owner plus his head bartender continually polishing glassware.
Hey, wait a minute! The exchange rate with the Euro sucks right now and suddenly I'm in Paris? Brussels? Je ne sais quois. Listen, baby, if you're looking for a great place to take your vino-drinking date, this would be the place! It's like Spuytin Duyvil without the spendiness, to invoke my MN friends. They offer meat and cheese traps, to boot. Just two taps, but Val-Dieu and Old Rasputin on my visit, plus a well-selected list of about two dozen BTs.
5's across the board.
11-25-2009 01:13:11 | More by woodychandler
33 Wine Shop & Tasting Bar in Saint Louis, MO
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The "Rock'N Lights Tour" begins at 6 p.m. every night including Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. The tour ends Dec. 31.
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Some clever person used Xtranormal to create a great video addressing climate change denial and correcting common myths held by global warming skeptics. It sounds a lot like a Skeptical Science-inspired project, doesn't it? Whoever did it, our hats are off. Great work.
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"but, been there, done that Global Warming Panic Explained on Youtube"
Yeah, I remember that on your site. Nice one. Although it looks like the deniers saw that clip and attempted to recreate it with their own memes, had you seen it? Gobsmaking stuff.
Full of every conspiracy theory you could imagine, with of course the main theme being it's a liberal hoax perpetuated by Al Gore.
Scary thing is......this guy "lectures" on environmental ethics.
Actually my video was made as a response to the one you cite, and yeah, it's a horror.
Jim Tantillo blog roll reads like a best/worst of climate blogs, which superficially looks like "balance" unless you actually know any science and realize that 99% of the "skeptic" blogs have no scientific content.
So is he an outright Denier? or a closet Denier ("I'm Just Asking Questions" without any critical filtering).
"Actually my video was made as a response to the one you cite, and yeah, it's a horror."
Ahh ok, yeah now I see it & remember. You don't post stories as much as you used to, why is that? Heavy work schedule?
"Jim Tantillo blog roll reads like a best/worst of climate blogs, which superficially looks like "balance"
Ok, I didn't see any balance whatsoever. It seemed very partisan to me.
Curious... But since 'the Monckton Maneuver'... I'm getting a consistent, if not a lockstep responses from my usual 'deniers'. They are now all claiming the world is warming... but are trying all the side steps... How much is Human? Is it fossil fuels, and of course "The Science isn't settled". Lets not forget Lintzen grabbign the wrong data and claiming NASA faked it.
Its only newbs that claim its not warming, and of course they are the ones getting caught out pointing to Watts Up With That.
Interestingly if you think about it, they have to change their tune.
La Nina El Ninos are ending, and our current solar minimum is ending (we with all those down forcings... temperature held). This means that very shortly global temperature records are going to be broken. They have to prepare their responses so they hold up under that scrutiny.
I hereby predict that when the next global heat wave hits their answer will be... "Its the solar cycle, Solar Energy is up this year... We're only up .1C from 10 years ago, nothing to be alarmed about, etc."
On another note about the Alberta Election we have "Dani The Denier" front and center.
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Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has asked for a statewide moment of silence at 9:30 a.m. Friday, and Patches in Michigan and across the country will join in a Web Moment of Silence to mark the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, CT.
Snyder said the moment of silence was requested by Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy, who issued a proclamation calling on the citizens of Connecticut to observe Dec. 21, 2012, as a day of mourning. Malloy sent a letter to all the nation's governors asking them to observe a moment of silence in remembrance of the fallen.
Patch sites across the country will mark the tragedy at 9:30 a.m. EST.
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The Benson Center for Active Aging, formerly the Benson Senior Center, offers a variety of programs for adults 60 and older. The center is at 1204 N. Johnston St. For more information about the following programs, call 919-894-2370.
• SilverSneakers fitness program – 9 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. SilverSneakers is the nation's leading exercise program designed exclusively for older adults.
• Book club – 1 p.m. Mondays. Currently reading "The Showdowy Horses" by Susanna Kearsley.
• Line dance – 1 p.m. Tuesdays. The Benson Parks and Recreation Department teaches beginner line dancing.
• Yarn class – 1 p.m. Wednesdays. Beginner classes. Currently making baby hats for Rex Healthcare.
• Computer class – 1 p.m. Thursdays. Beginner computer classes.
• Walking club – 12:30 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
• Billiards club – 2 p.m. Tuesdays.
A cardio dance to benefit Claws Inc. is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, at DPM Studios, 468 E. Second St., Clayton. Admission is a three-pack of paper towels or one container of wipes. Claws Inc. is a wildlife-rehabilitation center. For more information, call 919-655-5346.
An open house and client-appreciation event are scheduled from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 10, at Clayton Animal Hospital, 11058 U.S. 70 Business West, Clayton. The event will feature a tour of the new hospital facility, child-friendly activities and demonstrations, entertainment, free food, raffles, pet-related vendors and pet adoption events through the Johnston County Animal Protection League and Carolina Pet Rescue.
The Clayton Center for Active Aging has volunteer opportunities in basic computer instruction, insurance counseling and front desk duties. For more information, call 919-553-4350.
A s hoebox-packing party to benefit Operation Christmas Child is scheduled from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 17, at The Clubhouse, 25 Paraggi Court, Clayton. For more information, or to volunteer, call 740-603-8655.
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The Johnston County Republican Women will meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 21, at Festejos, 905 E. Main St., Clayton. Bob Muller, Seventh District Republican Party chairman, will speak. For more information, call 919-255-0990.
Johnston-Lee-Harnett Community Action offers free energy audits to eligible residents in Johnston, Lee and Harnett counties. The department conducts audits to determine if ventilation repairs are needed or if refrigerators need replacing. Also, staff check attic insulation and floor and attic sealing. For eligibility information, call 919-934-2145.
"Chill Your Bill," a free seminar on how to conserve energy in the home, is scheduled from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 19, at the Johnston County Agricultural Center, 2736 N.C. 210, Smithfield. To register, call 919-989-5380.
The Johnston County Cooperative Extension Service is selling fruit and nut trees. For sale this year are apple, blueberry, fig, grape, blackberry, pear, persimmon, peach, pecan and pawpaw. The deadline to place an order is Nov. 8. For more information, call 919-989-5380.
The Public Library of Johnston County and Smithfield is seeking "architects" for the upcoming Gingerbread House Festival. The library will accept entries until 2 p.m. Monday, Dec. 2, in the following categories: family, birth to age 5; youth, ages 6-12; teen, ages 13-17; adult, ages 18 and older; and culinary professional.
Johnston-Lee-Harnett Community Action offers the Individual Development Account, a financial literacy program that help participants build a savings account toward home ownership. The program provides clients with 21 hours of financial literacy and eight hours of homebuyer education. It matches savings accounts 4:1. To learn more, call 919-934-2145.
The tenth annual Festival of Trees, presented by Keep Johnston County Beautiful, will open at 9 a.m. Friday, Dec. 6, at the Johnston Medical Mall on North Bright Leaf Boulevard in Smithfield. The event will run until noon Saturday, Dec. 14. The festival is a display of 55 decorated Christmas trees. Live performances by school and church choirs, soloists and other music and dance groups take place throughout the festival. Also on the schedule this year are a cookie baking contest at 6 p.m. Monday, Dec. 9, and a Christmas tree raffle on Saturday, Dec. 14. For more information, visit www.JCFestivalOfTrees.com.
Southland Car Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 14, at Golden Corral on East Market Street near Interstate 95 in Smithfield. The club is dedicated to the preservation, restoration and enjoyment classic cars. Guests and prospective members are welcomed; ownership of a classic car is not required.
A "Dress for Success" event is scheduled from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 6, in the Paul A. Johnston Auditorium at Johnston Community College, 245 College Road, Smithfield. This event will provide career-development tools and professional interview attire to help with the transition from college to career. The event is open to students and those seeking to update their interview skills and wardrobe. For more information, call Marlena Everett at 919-209-2588 or Kate Leahy at 919-209-2115.
Sounds of Hope, a gospel music group, will perform at 6 p.m Sunday, Nov. 3, at Smithfield First Pentecostal Holiness Church, 1000 Wilsons Mills Road, Smithfield. Admission is free; the church will collect an offering for the group.
An Economic Empowerment Summit is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, at First Missionary Baptist Church, 403 Caswell St., Smithfield. Sponsored by Durham-based Generations Community Credit Union, the event is designed to prompt a discussion on the history of economic disparity, economic policies and legislation and a commitment to taking action.
"There is a biblical response to this challenge of economic inequality, and we will make the case for cooperative economics," said the Rev. Sterling Freeman, pastor of First Missionary. "We will propose the development of a credit union to serve Johnston County and contiguous counties."
The Johnston County Scrabble Group meets from 6 to 8 p.m. Mondays at Market Street Cafe, 227 E. Market St., Smithfield. Play is free, and all skill levels are welcome.
Johnston County Fireman's Day will start at 9 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, at Rose Manor Shopping Center, 1600 W. Market St., Smithfield. Proceeds will go to Ray Workman and Shane Austin, two firefighters who are battling cancer.
The even will feature food, live music, children's games, door prize, a car and truck show and a 50/50 raffle.
The following competitions will be open to the public:
• Chili Cook-Off: $50 per cook, and cook must furnish all supplies. Judging will take place at 2 p.m.
• Cornhole tournament: $20 per team, with boards furnished.
These games are for firefighter crews:
• Midnight Alarm: The cost is $20 per team, and departments must furnish this own gear.
• Team Hose Lay: $20 per team, with truck supplied.
• Bucket Brigade, $20 per team.
• Command Post or Water Fight Barrel Roll: $20 per team. Game to be determined based on equipment needs.
• Tug of War: $20 per team.
For more information, or to register for a competition, call Todd Moore at 919-669-7964 or email email@example.com.
A book sale is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Nov. 15-16, at the Public Library of Johnston County and Smithfield, 305 E. Market St., Smithfield. The sale will feature books and materials. Hardcovers will sell for $1, paperbacks for 50 cents. For more information, call 919-934-8146, Ext. 3.
A Princess Tea Party is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 16, at the Smithfield Recreation and Aquatics Center, 600 Booker Dairy Road, Smithfield. Girls ages 2-5 will take part in princess activities, drink tea and eat treats. The cost is $15. For more information, call 919-934-2148.
The Smithfield Appearance Commission is seeking donations to its Donate a Tree Program, which plants crepe myrtles in town. A $50 donation pays to purchase, plant and care for a tree. A plaque on Town Hall Park recognizes donors. For more information, call 919-938-2083 and leave a message, or stop by town hall on Market Street and pick up a brochure.
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If you have an operation that's growing more than 10 percent a year, you may find it difficult to access capital. Learn why many high growth farms are experiencing this issue, and how your PNC Ag Banker may be able to help.
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No matter which corner of the world you reside, chances are you'll be able to catch the Crew's match at FC Dallas on Sunday. In addition to airing live on FOX Sports Ohio (8:30 p.m. ET) locally, Sunday's match is available in over 31 countries worldwide.
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Chad Marshall's next appearance will be his 250th career regular-season appearance, all with the Black & Gold ... the defender is set to become the club's first player to reach the 250-appearance milestone in the regular season ... Marshall, who also leads the club's regular-season lists for all-time starts (246) and minutes played (21,860), made his first career appearance on April 17, 2004 in a start at Kansas City ... earlier this season, Marshall became the first Crew player to log 20,000 minutes for the Crew.
Winner of three of its last four matches dating back to the beginning of the Brian Bliss era, the Crew has made a strong push for the postseason ... included in the recent stretch is the club's current two-match winning streak, marking the second time in two months that the club has earned back-to-back wins ... the three wins in four matches also represent the first time all season that the club has won three games in a single month in 2013.
Certainly the Crew would have had a tough time securing three wins in four matches without a stretch of strong defensive performances ... over the last four matches, the club has recorded two shutouts and allowed a single goal to the then-Eastern Conference-leading Montreal Impact ... the club's only loss in that stretch allowed three goals ... despite that three-goal match, the Black & Gold backline has allowed an average of just one goal per game in the month of September.
After missing nine matches with left shoulder weakness, there is positive news on the injury front for Andy Gruenebaum ... Gruenebaum was removed this week from the club's injury report after being upgraded to "questionable" last week ... Gruenebaum started the first 20 matches of 2013 and Matt Lampson made his 10th overall start and ninth consecutive go in net in Gruenebaum's place last Saturday ... Lampson has five shutouts this season, while Gruenebaum has four cleansheets to his name.
Fresh off the heels of scoring against his most recent former team, the Chicago Fire, Crew forward Dominic Oduro is set to square-off against another one of his old clubs, FC Dallas, on Sunday. Here is a look at how the journeyman forward has fared against his past teammates throughout his career.
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The home side was put on its heels early when Fabian Castillo slipped past the Crew defense to put Dallas ahead 1-0 in the 22nd minute. Momentum shifted in the 63rd minute when FC Dallas defender Zach Loyd was booked for his second yellow card, putting his side down to 10 men. Four minutes later, Justin Meram found the net for the first time in his young career to even things up at 1-1 and insire his team to push for a winner. In the 72nd minute, Nemanja Vukovic and Sebastian Miranda connected on a corner kick with the Chilean defender heading home the winner from 20 yards out. The strike helped the Crew retain the Lamar Hunt Pioneer Cup in what would be the final match in which both clubs were owned by Hunt Sports Group.


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Over half of all Alzheimer's disease cases could potentially be prevented through lifestyle changes and treatment or prevention of chronic medical conditions, according to a study led by Deborah Barnes, Ph.D., a mental health researcher at the San Francisco VA Medical Center.
Analyzing data from studies around the world involving hundreds of thousands of participants, Barnes concluded that worldwide, the biggest modifiable risk factors for Alzheimer's disease are, in descending order of magnitude, low education, smoking, physical inactivity, depression, mid-life hypertension, diabetes and mid-life obesity.
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Now in its 27th year of publication, Reason Foundation's Annual Privatization Report is the world's longest running and most comprehensive report on privatization news, developments and trends.
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Examining 14 school districts currently using portable student funding, the Weighted Student Formula Yearbook grades and ranks each district in 10 categories, including test scores, achievement gaps, graduation rates, and transparency.
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The higher performance of DCPS's charter schools helps make a compelling case that more should be done to offer all DC schools more charter-like autonomies so school leaders can use resources to make decisions that best meet the needs of their students. Charter schools doing so well on reading and math tests give principals more autonomy and the ability to use their budget authority to drive instructional change, such as implementing new programs tailored to their student's needs.
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Montgomery, Ala.—Huntingdon College will honor two alumni with Loyalty Awards
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