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Mortgage foreclosures have hit Detroit neighborhoods especially hard, leaving even middle-class neighborhoods with hundreds of vacant houses. Neglected, those vacancies drag down property values and erode residents' confidence in a neighborhood's future, fostering more neglect and blight.
But in some neighborhoods, community-based organizations are fighting back – taking advantage of government and philanthropic programs designed to help head off blight and strengthen housing demand. A CARSS-supported effort led by Michigan urban planning professor Margaret Dewar aims to figure out what's working, where, and why.
Dewar helped found a coalition called the Detroit Vacant Property Campaign, which gives community organizations the tools to fight blight, including help to:
- Keep people in their homes by educating homeowners and buyers about mortgage, property tax, and foreclosure processes.
- Develop a Vacant Property Strategy.
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With CARSS help, she and U-M urban planning colleagues Lan Deng and June Thomas will evaluate revitalization efforts in the Grandmont-Rosedale and MorningSide/East English Village neighborhoods, where residents have worked with community development corporations to board up and maintain vacant properties and to buy, rehabilitate and sell foreclosed houses.
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Existing evidence points strongly to the fact that acute endocarditis is an infectious disorder of varying degree of severity, dependent probably upon a multiplicity of different micro-organisms. Of the diseases with which acute endocarditis is associated or that it complicates, acute rheumatism is the most common. although it must not be overlooked that the inflammation of the endocardium may be an accompaniment of any one of a number of other infectious processes, and possibly it may be the sole obvious manifestation of such a process. While there is as yet no agreement as to the bacteriology of acute rheumatism, it is generally admitted that the disease is of bacterial origin, and it is to be inferred that the primary morbid process and its secondary complications are dependent upon the same etiologic factors. Now, while we have in the salicylates an almost specific remedy in the treatment of acute rheumatism, it
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DC's college students are back and HUNGRY. And with over 200 DC area restaurants on UberEATS, they have plenty of options, all day (and night) long. But what do local students choose? We took a look and noticed that where students go to school definitely impacts what their go-to munchies are.
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In this movie I will show you how to simplify the Multi-Stroke effect in order to accommodate a curving path outline, which means getting rid of the Transform effects. And as a result, I'm not able to achieve those highlights and shadows. Also notice, by the way, that we have a little bit of distortion associated with these wooden ties. But, that's because we have a lot of curvature going on here. As soon as we create the final track effect, which has more gentle bends in it, as you can see, we're going to get rid of a lot of that distortion as well.
And despite the weird lighting that's going on--the fact for example that I don't have any highlights on the wooden ties and the highlights are coming in from different angles on the two rails--the final result ends up looking pretty darn good. So I will go ahead and switch over to my document in progress and twirl open the Tracks layer. Then I will turn off that new group that we just created and I will turn back on this curving outline here. And I will click on it with the Black Arrow tool to select it and then I will switch to the Eyedropper, which is still set up to lift the Appearance attributes.
I'll just go ahead and click on this rail here in order to duplicate the strokes that we've applied so far, many of which will remain useful to us. All right! Now I will switch over to the Appearance panel. We're going to get rid of a lot of things here--not quite everything, but an awful lot-- starting with the second-to-bottommost stroke. So, I will click on it, and then I will Shift+Click on this brown stroke here. And we'll go ahead and get rid of them just by clicking on the Trashcan in the lower-right corner of the panel. Then, I'll go ahead and select these two guys directly below the white cover-up stroke, and I will delete them as well.
And then we want to delete everybody else above that white stroke. So go ahead and click on this 10-point stroke, and scroll up the list, Shift+Click on the top one, and click on the Trashcan icon. So, you're going to be left with just four strokes. The great thing is these strokes contain the dash and gap information, so that we won't have to reenter those values. I'll go ahead and click on that bottommost stroke, and then click on the little Page icon at the bottom of the panel to duplicate it, and turn the Duplicate off for a moment. And then go ahead and change the color of the bottom stroke to Shadow Wood, and that will be the base for our tracks.
Then, go ahead and turn the Duplicate stroke back on, and reduce its line weight value to 120 points, and then click on Stroke. And we do have to adjust these dash and gap values. I am going to take the dash value from 24 down to 14, which means I am reducing it by 10. And so I need to split that 10 between the gap values, meaning that I need to add 5 to each one. So I will change the first value to 25, and the second gap value to 25 as well, in order to create this effect here. All right! Now, let's take care of these two strokes which represent the base plates.
I went ahead and twirled both of them open. I will click on this Transform effect. Click on the Trashcan to get rid of it. Click on this Transform effect, and click on the Trashcan to get rid of it as well. All right! Now, I will change the line weight for the bottommost stroke to 100 points, and then I will go ahead and take the line weight for the lighter stroke up to 98 points in order to create this effect here. All right! The white cover-up stroke is just fine. So, all you need to do is click on it to make it active so that the next strokes we create will be on top of it. Now, I'll click on the Add New Stroke icon down here in the bottom-left corner of the panel, and click on the word Stroke and turn off the Dashed Line checkbox, and then change the weight of this line to 90 points. And we want to change the color from White to Medium Rail.
This will serve as the beginning of our rail effect. Now I'll click Add New Stroke again, or press that keyboard shortcut, Ctrl+Alt+Slash or Cmd+Option+Slash on the Mac. I am going to change the color this time to white, and I will reduce the line weight to 86 points, so that we have 2 points of gray showing up on either side. Then I will add another new stroke. I will change the color to Light Rail this time around. These are just shades of gray by the way; there is nothing else going on with them. Change the line weight to 82 points. Click Add New Stroke. Go ahead and change the color of this one to Shadow Rail, and then I will reduce the line weight value from 82 points to 72 points.
That way each of the rails is 5 points wide. And then finally, I will add another new stroke. Change its color this time to Dark Rail, and then reduce the line weight value by 4 to 68 points. All right! Now, we need to add back in the wooden ties and the base plates in the central area of the train track. So, I will click on this bottommost stroke and Shift+Click on this Light Gray stroke right there--the 98-point one--in order to select all four, and then I will Alt+Drag or Option+Drag those strokes to the top of the stack in order to duplicate them.
Now we want to change the line weights to 64 points a piece. So take this guy down to 64. Take this one down to 64 points. Unfortunately, I have to do this one stroke at a time. And grab this guy; he wants to be 64 points, and so does this one right here. And we end up achieving this effect here. Now, we don't need that brown stroke to be dashed in this way, because we'll cover it up with white in just a moment. So I'll click on the word Stroke next to the Dark Brown swatch, and I'll turn off Dashed Line for it. Now, we need to fill in the dark edge of the plate, and the rail in this central area right here.
So grab this stroke and this one--the second and third strokes near the top of the list-- and Alt+Drag or Option+Drag them to the top of the stack to duplicate them, and then move the Wood Grain stroke on top, and change its line weight from 64 points to 54 points like so. And then you want to change the line weight for that second Dark Gray stroke to 56 points in order to create this effect here. And now the final thing we need to do is fill in the regions of white. So I will grab this guy--the white 140-point dashed stroke--and go ahead and Alt+Drag or Option+Drag it to the top of the stack, change its line weight from 140 points to 64 points, so it matches these guys down here.
And then click on the word Stroke, and change the dash value to 40, and then change the gap value to 24, so that they still add up to a total of 64 points. And that, folks, is a simplified version of the train track effect that works with a curving path outline. And if I were to switch to the Rotate tool, you can see that I can rotate this line to any angle I like, and the effect still remains intact.
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Wednesday, June 4, 2014
College of Charleston baseball is sticking to the plan.
Staying with whats worked has earned the Cougars a Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) tournament championship and NCAA regional title in the past two weeks. Headed into the super regionals against Texas Tech this weekend, C of C head coach Monte Lee says consistency is key, and for his team that means playing loose, having fun and scoring early.
Were going to try to be as consistent as we can, Lee said. Were going to practice the same way we did for the CAA tournament, the same way we did for this regional. Were going to do the exact same thing to the best of our ability going into the super regional.
Lees former boss, South Carolina athletic director Ray Tanner, echoed his protégés sentiment as the two discussed the Cougars upcoming series. Tanner knows plenty about winning at the super regionals. As head coach of USC, he guided the Gamecocks to six College World Series appearances with Lee was an assistant on five of those teams.
Rays advice at this point in the season is just to be as loose as possible, Lee said. The more loose your team can be, the lighter practices can be, the better off youre going to be. If you try to make them press at this time of the year, it can backfire on you.
The Cougars pitching staff has led the way lately and seems to be peaking at the perfect time. Lee says the Cougars are likely to continue to ride the three-man rotation in the order that got them there.
Sophomore right-hander Taylor Clarke is a semifinalist for the Greg Olson Breakout Player of the Year Award and likely gets the start Saturday. In the No. 2 slot, freshman right-hander Bailey Ober was named a Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American. Theres been few better at No. 3 than freshman right-hander Tyler Thorton who picked up close-out wins in the CAA tournament and Gainesville regional and was named regional MVP.
(The rotation) has worked all year long for us and theres no need to change now, Lee said. You dont envision a freshman being able to do that as consistently well as (Thorton) and Bailey have done. Its just been really impressive to watch.
College of Charleston and Texas Tech kick off their best-of-three series on ESPNU Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Red Raiders Rip Griffin Park in Lubbock, Texas. The Cougars enter as winners of six straight, all road wins, and 10 of their last 11. For most of the team, itll be the biggest series of their career, in front of one of the largest crowds theyve seen. Lee wants his players to enjoy the moment but says the Cougars are coming in confident and focused on earning a College World Series berth.
I hope our guys are excited about getting the chance to play in a venue like this in a big-time moment in a nationally televised game, Lee said. Its what every kid that comes and plays at a school like College of Charleston dreams about.
We feel like with the way we can pitch and the way that we can defend, we can play with anybody. A four seed, a three, a two, a one ... Were coming to win.
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Asharq al-Awsat and Haaretz confirm Abbas has plans to dismantle the PA, and force Israel to reoccupy the West Bank if there's no breakthrough in peace talks. Asharq writes: According to this official, the plan has been worked out at the request of president Abbas, and it calls for transferring the health, educational, and tourism…
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Why has an Israeli video explaining the history and legal status of the West Bank upset the Palestinians? Could the real story be a threat to the distorted Palestinian narrative?
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Why does the Financial Times cling to the previously accepted wisdom that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is the fulcrum at the heart of the Middle East's troubles and consider Hamas a credible peace partner?
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Dan Ephron's report on Mahmoud Abbas reads like a tribute to the PA leader, not the work of a professional journalist.
LA Times: Settlements Provoke Baby Killing
The LA Times contends that the brutal murder of the Fogel family is part of an ongoing "cycle of violence" provoked by settlement building.
Baby Killers: BBC Butchers the Real Story
A mother, father and three of their children were stabbed to death. But the BBC is more concerned with "settlements".
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Phone:610-566-5210, ext. 249
Media Borough recycles weekly. The west side of the Borough (everyone west of Jackson Street) is collected on Tuesdays. The east side of the Borough (everyone east of Jackson Street) is collected on Thursdays. If collection falls on New Year's Day, Independence Day or Christmas, the Recycling will be collected the following day.
All recyclables go in the bright green 32 gallon-sized Media Borough recycling container.
If your recycling is not collected please contact the Borough. You may also call our contracted hauler, J.P. Mascaro, directly at 610-272-2765.
Where to Recycle: Place the green Media Borough recycling bin at your curbside.
If You Miss a Curbside Collection: Glass, cans and plastic bottles may be taken to the recycling drop-off igloos located at Rose Tree Park and the Media Highway Department Garage off Brooke Street. The recyclables do not need to be sorted. Paper is collected at Abitibi Paper Retriever dumpsters at Media schools and other locations (see http://www.paperretriever.com). Drop-off locations for cardboard are Waste Management, 408 S. Oak Avenue, Primos and the Skatium on Manoa and Eagle Roads in Havertown. If you have questions about recycling in Media, please contact the Borough at 610-566-5210, ext. 239.
Green Recycling Bins Available: Recycling Bins are available at the Media Borough Offices, second floor, Media Borough Hall. Stop by between 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. to pick one up. The bins cost $5.00 (free for new residents). If you find you are recycling more than 32 gallons worth of recycling each week you may purchase additional bins.
What to Recycle:
No Need to Remove: Paper clips, staples, metal fasteners, stamps, labels & address labels, cellophane, address windows, rubber bands, spiral bindings, plastic tabs
PLEASE DO NOT RECYCLE: • Plastic bags, plastic food wrap, other plastics not listed above, any plastic without a triangle & number • Paint, pesticides, motor oil, antifreeze & cleansers and their containers • Hazardous waste • VHS/VCR tapes • Straws • Plastic flatware (including "compostable" flatware) • Sheets of stickers or address labels • Waxed paper & cardboard • Packing material without a numbered triangle symbol • Scrap metal • Styrofoam food containers • Disposable diapers • Soiled paper towels or tissue paper • Organic material or food waste • Textiles, fabric, or clothing • Ceramics, chinaware porcelain or Pyrex dishware • Toys • Liquids • Mirrors • Window glass • Light bulbs • Batteries • Syringes/Needles • Computers, electronic equipment, phones • Hard cover books • Hangers • Any household item (such as toasters, cooking pots or pans, etc.)
How to Recycle:
Recyclables are commingled in the recycling container.
The Car Donation Wizard website will connect with any one of a long list of not-for- profit charities that accept cars as donated contributions. All donations are tax deductible. Go to http://www.cardonationwizard.com.
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These charities re-sell used clothes at a low price with profits going to charitable causes. If items are too damaged to be re-used as clothing they are sold to the rag industry, which re-purposes the fabric to a variety of products.
* Green Drop is a business hired by Purple Heart to collect items for its charitable goals.
1. Call a plumber, have them drain the Freon and place the appropriate yellow tag on it so it can be collected as bulk trash, or,
2. Arrange for the Borough to have the Freon drained for a $15 fee, and pick it up as bulk trash, or,
3. Take it to Ridge Metals (for a fee), 407 Alan Wood Road (near IKEA), Plymouth Meeting; 610-828-5553, or,
4. Have H & R Trucking come to your house and pick it up for a fee. Leave a message at 610-833-2836.
The website www.earth911.com offers a comprehensive directory of local recycling and proper disposal options for a variety of materials, including hard-to-recycle items such as fluorescent tubes. Hit the "Recycle Search" tab at the top of the home page.
The Delaware County Solid Waste Authority collects Hazardous Household Waste four times a year, running from 9:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. at each event. They do not accept latex paint or electronics. See their website at http://www.co.delaware.pa.us/recycle/hhw.html for more information.
Q: Why do I not sort my recyclables, and why do they all go into one truck that looks just like a trash truck?
A: We do not have to sort our recycling because J. P. Mascaro, the Borough's recycling hauler, uses "single stream" recycling where all materials are put in the same truck and then sorted at the recycling facility. Single stream recycling goes into one container making it is easier for residents to collect. And, recycling trucks do look like just like trash trucks.
Q: How is single stream recycling processed?
A: Our materials are taken to a recycling facility where they are sorted by state-of-the-art recycling equipment and sold to various industries to be made into new products. Currently, J.P. Mascaro hauls to Recommunity Philadelphia, 2904 Ellsworth Street, Philadelphia, PA, http://www.recommunity.com/. For a virtual guided tour of Recommunity's materials recovery facility, go to http://www.recommunity.com/education/.
To keep the recycling process strong it is important to purchase products that are made from recycled materials. The Media Borough office uses recycled office paper and purchases other recycled office products whenever possible.
Q: How successful is Media's recycling program?
A: Approximately 70% of Borough residents recycle. That is an excellent rate. In 2014 this amounted to 672 tons, not including recycled yard waste. Reported commercial recycling in 2014 was 1,147.1 tons. Residential and commercial recycling tonnage have both risen over the last 10 years, with residential seeing a 76% increase in that time. Commercial has only seen a 27% increase, but with the Borough's updated 2014 Recycling Ordinance and enforcement policy we expect to see a greater increase in the next few years.
It is important that we continue to increase our recycling. Studies have shown that most households and businesses could double the recycling they now put out for collection. Recycling improves our overall environment and offers many other benefits.
Q: What are the benefits of recycling?
A: Recycling benefits our whole community in many ways. It pulls materials out of the waste stream and reuses them, decreasing pollution, lowering our carbon footprint and conserving the raw materials--paper, plastic, glass, metal--that would have been used to create a new item. We also benefit financially; waste that is diverted to recycling saves Media Borough $33 per ton in tip fees to the Delaware County incinerator, the Delaware Valley Resource Recovery facility (operating as Covanta Delaware Valley, L.P., located in Chester). Also, by participating in the PA DEP's 904 Municipal Recycling Program Performance Grant program, the Borough is reimbursed between $20,000 to $30,000 per year, depending on the tonnage of our recycling. In 2013 our award was $27,927. This reimbursement supports our recycling program, and keeps taxpayer costs down. The more we recycle, the more we profit.
If you have questions about recycling in Media, please contact the Borough at 610-566-5210.
By both state and local law, all Media businesses are required to recycle and must arrange for their own recycling pickup.
Commercial landlords who provide waste pick-up for their tenants must also provide recycling pick-up.
Businesses are required to state annually how their recycling is collected. Businesses that report full recycling are given a "Media Recycles" window decal for that year. When you see the decal, please thank the business for doing their part to keep Media green now and for future generations. If you do not see the decal, ask why not.
Apartment buildings in Media Borough are required by state law and local ordinance to recycle. The Borough will collect recycling at any rental apartment building with 4 dwelling units or less. If you live in such an apartment building and are not currently recycling please stop by the Borough offices and pick up a green Media recycling bin. See above for the Media Borough recycling schedule
If you live in an apartment of 5 dwelling units or more and your landlord does not offer recycling, please request that your landlord provide that service. If recycling is still not provided please contact the Borough at 610-566-5210.
Until recycling is established at your apartment, you may take recyclables to the drop-off Igloos located at Rose Tree Park and the Media Highway Department Garage off Brooke Street. The Igloos accept glass, cans and plastic bottles, and you do not need to sort. You may recycle paper at the Abitibi/Paper Retriever dumpsters at Media schools and other locations (http://www.paperretriever.com and click on the pushpin nearest you). Thank you for your recycling efforts!
Commercial haulers are required to obtain a license to operate in Media Borough (no fee is charged). Haulers must provide recycling to clients in order to obtain a license. A list of commercial trash and recycling haulers that are currently licensed to operate in Media Borough is now posted on the Media Borough website. Please use the link below for the list.
If you are a hauler not listed here, but feel you should be, please call the Recycling Coordinator at Media Borough Offices, 610-566-5210, ext. 239.
If you are a Media business and wish to contract with a hauler not listed here, please have the hauler contact the Recycling Coordinator at 610-566-5210, ext. 239.


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Valley Of Flowers - Heaven on Earth
Nestled in the west Himalayan region, Valley of Flowers covers a vast expanse of 87.50 sq kms with myriad alpine flowers. Valley of Flowers is situated in Bhyundar Valley at an elevation of 3,658 mts above sea level. The Valley of Flowers National Park is the second core zone of the Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve.
You will encounter numerous cascading waterfalls, Glaciers, Jungles on the route to Valley of Flowers.
The credit for the discovery of the Valley of Flowers goes to the British mountaineers Franks S. Smythe and R.L. Holdsworth who incidentally reached this valley after a successful expedition of Mount Kamet in 1931.
Valley of Flowers Important Opening and Closing Dates
Opening Date of Valley of Flowers: 1 June 2016
Note: The trek route to Valley of Flowers has been constructed and tourists can easily reach the Valley. In 2015, thousands of tourists visited Valley and enjoyed the beauty offered by nature. Now a new motorable bridge is constructed in Govindghat which connects 4 kms ahead towards Valley of Flowers. Now tourists have to trek only 10 kms to reach Ghangaria.
About Valley of Flowers
The region of Valley of Flowers is rich in varied flora and fauna. The valley of flowers was declared as the National Park of India in the year 1982 and it is now a UNESCO world heritage site. The virgin beauty of this mystical valley has always lured botanists, nature lovers and adventure lovers.
Ghangaria is the last human habitation centre on the way to Valley of Flowers. It is a scenic hamlet, situated 13 kms from Govindghat at a height of 3046mts above the sea level. Valley of Flowers lies in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand state offering diversified beauty of nature. The region remains completely covered with thick blankets of snow during winters and with blooming flowers from June to October. The Valley of Flowers is the home of over 500 species of wild flowers of unique design and colours.
Valley of Flowers Season and Best Time to Visit
The Valley of Flowers National park remains open for visitors from 1st June to 31st October.
The best time to visit Valley of Flowers is during July, August and September.
Valley of Flower Seasons
- In May: The Valley of flowers becomes accessible in the last week of May when snow starts melting. In the month of May you will see a lot of snow but very less number of flowers. Advantage in visiting in May is that there will be no to less rain as the rainy season starts in the last week of June.
- In June: This month is flooded by a lot of pilgrims for Shri Hemkund Sahib, resulting in high cost of Food, Stay and transport facility. Also the availability of rooms gets affected. But, still certain specific flowers can be seen in this month. Also you can enjoy watching huge and beautiful glaciers, waterfalls in the valley of flowers. The biggest benefit in visiting in this month is that there will be very less to no rain. (Rain triggers landslide in this area and your plan may be affected). Rainy season starts only in June end or in first week of July.
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- In September: The September is the Autumn season of Valley of Flowers. This is the last month for visiting valley of flower. The plants starts drying up and put their seeds on the earth for the next season. Slowly at the end of the month and in the Next Month snow starts falling and the valley becomes inaccessible. The Last official trip to Valley of Flowers is generally taken in the last week of September.
The pristine water of Pushpawati River divides this enchanting valley into two parts. Capture thick dew drops on the vivid flowers, listen to the chirping of birds and enjoy the salubrious air of the Himalayas. The locals always knew about the existence of the valley and believed that it was inhabited by fairies. The region is also rich in varied fauna and you might encounter Himalayan bear, snow leopard, musk deer, blue sheep and several colourful butterflies.
Note: Tourists are not allowed to stay overnight in the Valley of Flowers and therefore there is no accommodation in the Park. You can stay at private lodges and hotels at Ghangaria, the base camp for your trek to the Valley of Flowers.


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The Opry has now made the video of the performance available online as a lasting testament to the impact Jones had on the country music community. From the stark emotion in Jackson's voice and on his face, it is clear that Jones was more than the accolades to his peers. He was an intricate piece of the Nashville family. »Read Full Blog Post
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In one of many emotionally charged scenes in Skylight Music Theatre's "The Sound of Music" - a production I will cherish as long as I live - Maria congratulates Captain von Trapp and Frau Schraeder on their engagement, only to learn that this mismatched pair has just called it quits.
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PLAINVIEW - Charles Keisling, 86, died Thursday, Aug. 13, 2009.
Services will be at 3 p.m. today in College Heights Baptist Church with the Rev. Don Robertson officiating. Burial will be in Plainview Memorial Park by Kornerstone Funeral Directors of Plainview.
Mr. Keisling was born Nov. 7, 1922, in Sparingburg to Charlie Irvin and Carrie Lee Keisling. He married Hettie Jo Sweatt on Aug. 23, 1941.
Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Karen Keisling Rushing of Cooper and Charlotte Keisling Vickers of Plainview; two brothers, Delmer Keisling and Walter Keisling, both of Dumas; eight grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and a great-great grandchild.
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Posted on 11/04/2011 10:12:35 AM PDT by Sub-Driver
Moore Lashes Out At CBS4 Over Wealth Questions Filmmaker Visits Occupy Denver Protesters November 3, 2011 6:29 PM
DENVER (CBS4) Filmmaker and activist Michael Moore joined a growing crowd at the Occupy Denver protest Thursday evening, but his encounter with CBS4 left him fuming when he was asked about whether he represented the 99 percent that the protesters stand for, or the 1 percent they claim to be rallying against.
He appeared in Denver for a book signing event and visited the demonstration at Civic Center Park just before 6 p.m.
Moore said a few words to the crowd and then was escorted by two security guards in an SUV to the Tattered Covers Colfax location for his Here Comes Trouble: Stories From My Life book signing at 6:30 p.m.
Moore talked briefly with CBS4 reporter Evrod Cassimy before he was escorted to his waiting SUV. Watch the entire exchange below.
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Do you know who I am!!!
Evrod started his television news career in Grand Junction, Colorado at KJCT News 8. Since then hes worked in Madison, Wisconsin, Orlando, Florida, and Richmond, Virginia, before making his way to Denver.
During college is when Evrods love for journalism really took off. He studied at Columbia College Chicago, in a city he also calls home. Evrod has covered a number of different stories throughout his career.
While in Orlando he covered the Casey Anthony case, reporting live during the search for her daughter. While working in Richmond, Evrod earned the title of Award-Winning Journalist winning the Virginia Associated Press Award for Best Coverage of Breaking News in 2010.
His favorite interviews and stories are ones that impact the viewers at home.
Evrods name is unique to his heritage. His parents are from the Caribbean island of Trinidad and Tobago. He lives in Denver with his wife, Danielle, a Colorado native. He enjoys the mountain scenery while living the big city life.
Career over?
I don't know if Moore is wealthy, but he certainly isn't spending any money on clothes or personal grooming.
Or Weight Watchers
Or plastic surgery
He spends it all on Fat Burgers, chicken and waffles, Moon Pies, Ding Dongs and cocaine.
Moore: Youre just punk media is all you are. You lie. You lie to people. Stop lying to people. Stop lying.
This is rich. He calls this reporter a liar? He's never made a "film" yet that had any truths in it.
Very interesting...
I wonder who uses the boat.
I KNOW it doesn't have enough capacity to carry him without taking on water over the gunwales and being swamped.
Support everything he does 6.05% Think his movies are worth seeing. Not a fan beyond that 4.54% Only agree with him very small amount of the time 7.78% Never agree with him 81.64%
"his encounter with CBS4 left him fuming when he was asked about whether he represented the 99 percent that the protesters stand for, or the 1 percent they claim to be rallying against."...
LMAO!...An honest question for FATSO makes him mad!
Well done Evrid. I didn't realize you were once in Richmond. The only other question he should have asked is, "Rather than wait to have your taxes raised, why don't you just stroke a check to the US Treasury Department?"
Cassimy: How are you helping these people?
Moore: Because I do well, I want taxes raised on people who do well, including mine.
Cassimy: How are you helping these people with your $50 million?
Moore: I dont have $50 million.
Cassimy: Thats what its rumored you are worth.
Moore: Well, really. Is that what you do is sell rumors?
Cassimy: Were asking you for the truth.
Moore: Youre just punk media is all you are. You lie. You lie to people. Stop lying to people. Stop lying.
Cassimy: Are you not part of the 1 percent?
Moore: Just dont lie, okay?
Oh Lord.....did you get to see the South Park lampooning of OWS? I missed it and hope to get the opportunity to see it.
From "Jaws" - we're going to need a bigger boat!!!!!!!!
Time for an occupy relo.
Ha ha, yeah I saw it last night, and I laughed.
I don't often watch it,
but you can probably see it on the internet somewhere.
They got some good jabs at the OWS stupidity.
What is stopping Moore from giving half of his wealth to the Occupy Poopers right now?
What makes it even richer, is Moore made his $50 million (or whatever he is worth) by doing what the reporter was doing to him...bothering very wealthy people with uncomfortable questions.
The main difference is that this reporter was WAY more polite about it, and that ,in his response, Moore was far less polite than the subjects he stalked and their working class staff members (mostly security guards) who had to deal with his badgering.
Michael Moore got "Michael Moored" (in a far gentler way) and he doesn't seem to enjoy it.
If all the "1%" were as obnoxious, hypocritical and rude as Michael Moore, I might join OWS. :-)
Yep, Michael, you a wealthy 1% fat cat. This dude will snap if we can keep this up...
This is what happens when all those Krispy Kreme's go out of business!!! You tell em Mike!!!
One of the best South Park's ever bashing the bums!!! HAHAHA
No, he IS 99% (of the weight of the nation, that is)
Maybe Evrod Cassimy should show up at Moore's "1 percenter" cabin with a video camera and begin shooting his documentary "Michael and Me", in which he follows Moore around the country trying to get him to disclose his net worth and asks him how he can live with himself while so many people need his $50 million.
He exploited a bunch of poor locals living in Flint to make his first movie and then skipped town with all the money. I met one of the stars of Roger and Me about a year after it came out. She was working at a Kmart snack bar. Moore certainly did not believe in sharing the wealth with her.
Moore is a master at turning the tables on the questioner.
Notice he does not confirm or deny.
Rather he accuses the reporter of spreading rumor and lies.
That is what the left does.
The truth?
What most people wonder when they look at the photo is just how the heck does he keep that boat afloat when he's in it?
***Moore: Youre just punk media is all you are. You lie. You lie to people. Stop lying to people. Stop lying.****
One could almost visualize Paul Watson and the SEA SHEPHERD trying to get between Moore and the reporter. ;-D
As Moore was leaving the Occupy Denver protest to go to a book signing he was confronted by a correspondent at KCNC-TV, the local FOX affiliate.
The reporter asked if his rumored wealth made him part of the one percent the "Occupy" movement was protesting against.
"I do very well," he replied, "Because I do well, I want taxes raised on people who do well, including mine."
But when asked how he is helping the protesters with his $50 million, Moore said, "I don't have $50 million," before growing exasperated and telling the reporter, "You're just punk media is all you are. You lie. You lie to people. Stop lying to people. Stop lying."
When asked again, "Are you not part of the one percent?" he replied, "Just don't lie, OK?"
A better question would be to ask him about the million dollar film subsidy he managed to leech off the people of Michigan just weeks after denouncing the subsidies.
Another "uppity black man" not following the script. No wonder Moore was arrogant toward him.
His responses sound straight out of south park.
I went to the site but the poll is down now. Too bad. On the hand, there was a photo gallery of Broncos cheerleaders on the page so it wasn't a total waste of time.
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For Immediate Release
Friday, Aug. 9, 2002
Contact: Frank Meilinger
Phone: (202) 693-1999
Facility Targeted by Site-Specific Targeting Program
Washington -- A West Virginia metal manufacturer's high rate of injuries and illnesses among employees prompted an OSHA inspection that revealed serious and potentially life-threatening hazards for the workers, the agency announced today. OSHA found 23 safety and health violations at the company's Parkersburg site and proposed penalties of $288,000.
OSHA found that the Louis Berkman Partnership, doing business as Dover Parkersburg, exposed its workers to a range of hazards by failing to provide proper machine guarding, training, and personal protective equipment. The company employs approximately 900 workers, including 46 at the Parkersburg facility. It produces galvanized steel trashcans, pails, mobile home skirting, and funnels.
The citations are the result of a comprehensive safety and health inspection that began on Feb. 15, 2002. The Parkersburg, West Virginia facility came to OSHA's attention through the agency's Site Specific Targeting program, which identifies facilities with injury and illness rates higher than national averages. The company's lost workday injury and illness rates (LWDII) were higher than the industry average of 10.3. (LWDII rates are numbers of injuries or illnesses resulting in lost workdays or restricted activity for every 100 full-time workers).
"Unfortunately, this company placed production and profit before the safety and health of their employees," said OSHA Administrator John Henshaw. "Management was not only aware of hazards at the worksite, but even attempted to hide them from us. We will not hesitate to exercise strong enforcement when an employer willfully disregards worker safety."
OSHA issued four alleged willful instance-by-instance citations for failure to provide machine guarding, proposing penalties of $49,500 per instance. An additional alleged willful citation was issued for failure to provide and ensure employees used appropriate personal protective equipment. Total proposed penalties for the willful violations totaled $247,500.
Eighteen alleged serious violations were cited for lack of machine guarding; mechanical power press deficiencies; dangerous noise levels; unsafe electrical practices; storage of oxygen cylinders with fuel-gas cylinders; failure to provide training for hazard communication, energy control procedures, and exposure control for first aid responders; unguarded shafts; and failure to ensure that employees were wearing proper eye protection. Proposed penalties totaled $40,500.
A willful violation is defined as one committed with an intentional disregard of or plain indifference to the requirements of the OSH Act and regulations. A serious violation is one in which there is a substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result, and the employer knew or should have known of the hazard.
The Louis Berkman Partnership has 15 working days to contest the citations and proposed penalties before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.
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What are Low Vision Aids?
The use of specialized devices such as magnifiers, telescopes, or stronger
reading glasses allow many patients to return to daily activities like
reading their mail or the newspaper and watching their favorite TV show.
There are even video magnifiers that attach to a TV set to give large
amounts of magnification for tasks like school work or signing checks.
What is the Low Vision Clinic?
The Low Vision Clinic at the Idaho Commission for the Blind and Visually
Impaired, 341 West Washington Street, Boise, Idaho, is where you receive low
vision evaluation and rehabilitation.
Dr. Dwight Hansen and his staff are trained in the latest techniques to help you
return to activities of life that you have missed since your vision loss. It
may be as simple as training a person with macular degeneration to look
slightly to the side when talking with someone to see their face or it may
be more complex, such as a bioptic telescope to return to legal driving.
To achieve your vision goals, you will start with a low vision evaluation
with Dr. Hansen.
What is the Low Vision Evaluation?
The low vision evaluation consists of
an examination by Dr. Hansen followed by consultation with one of our
equipment technicians to demonstrate the low vision devices and
techniques. During the low vision examination, Dr. Hansen may administer
a variety of tests. These tests are often more time consuming than a
standard eye exam. The initial evaluation may take
approximately 1 to 2 hours with Dr. Hansen and our ICBVI
During your appointment, Dr. Hansen will
work with you identifying treatment options, which may include:
Optical devices
that will help you adapt, such as magnifiers,
telephones or closed-circuit televisions, spectacle microscopes, and
telescopes which will improve your ability to see detail (read or watch
TV) but may require you to hold material close to your eyes or see
through only a small field of view.
that will help you utilize your remaining vision. There are many eye
movements that will help you use your remaining vision more efficiently.
Environmental modifications
to maximize your remaining vision. These include better lighting for
high contrast.
Adaptive non-optical devices,
such as large-print calendars, address books, check registers, and
talking watches.
How do I prepare for a Low Vision Evaluation?
Prior to your appointment, please
complete the
Bring these items with you to
your low vision appointment:
Any eyeglasses, sunglasses or magnifying devices
you are using.
Your insurance card(s).
Where is the Low Vision Clinic located?
The ICBVI Low Vision Clinic is located in the basement of the
Idaho Commission for the Blind building in downtown Boise at 341 West
Washington Street on the southeast corner of 4th and Washington. The
building is one block north of State Street and five blocks from Saint
Luke's Hospital.
you're driving on the freeway from the west (Nampa, Meridian, etc.),
take the Boise City Center exit to the center of town, past Capitol
Boulevard, and turn left on 5th Street. Drive eight blocks until
you reach Washington Street. Turn right for one block.
you're driving on the freeway from the southeast (Mountain Home, Twin
Falls, etc.), take the Broadway exit to the center of town, past Warm
Springs. Turn left on State Street, and take the right fork to
Fort Street. Drive four blocks to 4th Street. Turn left for
two blocks, until you reach Washington Street.
You may park in the adjacent parking lot if you
have a handicapped permit. Otherwise, limited parking is available only
on the street. There is some metered parking available on 4th
Street. Metered parking costs $1.00 per hour; however, there is no
charge if you have a handicapped permit. There is a loading zone
directly in front of the building on Washington Street where you can
unload your passengers and get them settled before searching for a
parking space.
Map to get to
What is the cost of a Low Vision Evaluation?
Please contact our office for specific
fees for the low vision clinic services. If you have insurance, we will
submit an insurance claim on your behalf. However, we cannot guarantee
payment. Note that some insurance policies require a pre-authorization
for low vision clinic services. Please let us know about this
requirement at the time you call our office to make your appointment. We
will make every effort to assist you in the pre-authorization process.
How long does the Low Vision Rehabilitation Process take?
Low vision rehabilitation is a
continuous process. What works for you today may not work for you in six
months. The effectiveness of low vision aid devices and techniques will
depend on the stability of your eye condition. Most importantly,
remember that low vision rehabilitation will not restore your sight but
will help you use your remaining vision to its fullest potential.
After your
initial evaluation appointment, we may need to schedule a follow up
visit to make sure you are reaching your visual goals and the devices
are working effectively. It will require some hard work on you part so
don't be disappointed if it takes time to become efficient using low
vision aids. We are here to assist you throughout this process.
For more information or to set up an
appointment, contact Lynn Vaughan, Low Vision Clinic Office Manager, at (208)
639-8381 or email at


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The Phillies appear to be set with making big moves for the 2012 season.
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Grilled Zucchini Parmesan Sandwiches
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 10 mins
Makes 4 open-faced sandwiches. Be sure to get the nice heavy whole-grain bread, not the airy brown colored "wheat" bread! From "Cooking a la Heart"- Delicious Heart Healthy Recipes from the Mankato Heart Health Program, 1988.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 cup chopped onion
- 1 garlic clove, crushed
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dried basil, crushed
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dried oregano, crushed
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- fresh ground pepper, to taste
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 cups grated fresh zucchini
- 4 slices whole grain bread, toasted
- 1 tomatoes, thinly sliced
- 4 tablespoons parmesan cheese
- In a skillet, saute onion, garlic, basil, oregano, salt and pepper in olive oil until onion is translucent.
- Add zucchini and saute until soft.
- Spread vegetable mixture on toast.
- Top each sandwich with thin slices of tomato and a sprinkling of 1 tablespoon Parmesan.
- Broil until cheese turns golden.
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This was excellent!!!! My new favorite sandwich. I can't wait to share this with my DD in college I know she'll love it too! I cut this done to make 1 sandwich. I grated the onion, minced the garlic, used a heaping 1/8 t of each the basil and Mexican oregano then cooked it all at once. I used Arnold Select Sandwich Thins Multi Grain, 1 Sandwich thin. This came out from under the broiler so delicious. I could have eaten the whole recipe of these! Made for *Healthy Choices ABC Tag 2009* game
This was so easy and sooo good. I did lightly butter the toast. Otherwise followed the recipe exactly. It was very satisfying for a meatless meal.
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Friday's spectacle of blatant fiscal irresponsibility was all too familiar. Despite having a year and half to meet deficit-reduction goals required to avoid sequestered budget cuts, our elected officials in Washington didn't get that long-overdue job done.
Thus, in accordance with the 2011 debt-ceiling deal, the missed deadline prompted the start of spending reductions that would total 2.2 percent of the federal budget if they continue.
Another familiar scenario:
The president again passed the buck Friday for this latest basic failure by both the legislative and executive branches of the U.S. government.
He even took a shot at lawmakers from his own party. After reprising his stale complaints against Republicans' refusal to go along with tax "reforms" that would, in effect, impose tax hikes, he said: "Democrats aren't doing anything either to compromise."
Yet the president exempted one particular Democrat from that complaint — himself.
As he put it: "There are members of my party who violently disagree that anything should be done on Medicare. I disagree with them."
He even asserted that he has "put forward a plan that has serious spending cuts, serious entitlement reform."
In fact, the president has repeatedly opposed the hard decisions needed — including benefit cuts and eligibility age increases — to overhaul entitlements.
In his second inaugural speech last month, he even proclaimed: "The commitments we make to each other — through Medicare and Medicaid and Social Security — these things do not sap our initiative; they strengthen us."
As for those "serious spending cuts" in the 10-year deal that averted the fiscal cliff on Jan. 1, hardly any of them are scheduled to take effect until eight years from now.
Yes, it was up to Congress to pass legislation making the cuts necessary to avert sequestration reductions.
However, President Obama could have — and should have — taken a leadership role to find middle ground, rather than extending what appears to be his endless campaign mode.
The president again decried Republican resistance to tax hikes Friday. But keep in mind that the GOP went along with $600 billion in tax increases in that fiscal-cliff agreement just two months ago.
Keep in mind, too, what Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles wrote Friday on the MarketWatch website. They were co-chairs of the president's bipartisan debt commission, which two years ago issued solid recommendations that he has failed to champion.
Looking beyond the current uproar over the sequester, Mr. Simpson and Mr. Bowles grimly predicted "more small-ball solutions that mostly kick the can down the road a little while longer."
They also pointed out that despite the "pain" the $85 billion in spending cuts the sequester will inflict, they will do "almost nothing to deal with the long-term drivers of our growing debt."
And they again urged the president and Congress "to put politics aside and work quickly to replace sequestration and put our fiscal house in order with targeted cuts and real reforms in both the entitlement programs and the tax code."
Unfortunately, though, Washington's fiscal vision remains dangerously out of focus.
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The Lambton Worm, Chester le Street, is the brewery tap for Sonnet 43 Brew House comprising a traditional bar and gastro restaurant serving traditional English fare. Everything we do is 'For the love of beer' so we have strived to create the ideal setting to enjoy great beer with the best of British cuisine here at The Lambton Worm.
We also offer boutique bedrooms offering stylish, well-appointed accommodation for a modest nightly rate.
Opening Times:
Monday – Thursday 11.30am – 11.00pm
Friday & Saturday 11.30am – Midnight
Sunday 12noon – 10.30pm
Bar Food Served:
Monday – Friday 12noon – 9.00pm
Saturday 12noon – 8.00pm
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In the 2013 draft, the Raiders selected ten players, each of whom has their own particular set of strengths and weaknesses. It's Reggie McKenzie's first draft with a full complement of selections, and I think he got some good ones. I'll take a look at each of them in turn list their best and worst case scenario. Which of these guys does the Nation think will be considered the cream of the 2013 crop, years down the road?...
Poll: Which Raider Draft Pick Will Have the Best Career?
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