text: The Art World November 28, 2011 Issue The Painting on the Wall Diego Rivera in New York. By Peter Schjeldahl Table of Contents Rivera at work on "The Uprising," at the Museum of Modern Art, in 1931, and the artist's "Agrarian Leader Zapata." Credit Left: AP; Right: Courtesy MOMA Diego Rivera was a big man, and not only because he stood over six feet tall and weighed, at times, more than three hundred pounds. He dominated the Mexican art world from soon after the end of the country's revolution, in 1920, until his death, in 1957, at the age of seventy. He was the lion of the international movement in social-realist public art, which peaked in the nineteen-thirties. He revived, and put to titanic use, the antique medium of fresco painting: pigments impregnating a paste of marble dust or sand and water-treated lime, which dries rock hard. His energy and his optimism charmed all sorts of people, from Parisian avant-gardists to American captains of industry; he could seem to endorse anyone's hopes for the future, be they ever so contradictory. He did turns as both a paladin and an enemy of Stalin's Soviet Union; as both a savior and a betrayer of Leon Trotsky. He was the husband of Frida Kahlo, whom many today, including me, prefer as an artist. Their home in Mexico City—two buildings, connected at the top by an open-air bridge—memorializes an accord of independent, self-consciously heroic lives. "Diego Rivera: Murals for the Museum of Modern Art," at MOMA, revisits the high tide of the artist's American success. The show reunites three of the five frescoes that Rivera created on portable supports of steel-braced cement, in 1931, for what was the museum's second solo exhibition, the first having been devoted to Matisse. It includes two other frescoes that Rivera made in New York at the time, along with studies and preparatory cartoons, documents, and technical analyses. Inevitable reference is made to the scandal surrounding Rivera's murals for the RCA Building, in Rockefeller Center, which were commissioned in 1932, by John D. Rockefeller, Jr., at the urging of his wife, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller. (He had wanted Matisse or Picasso.) The assigned theme was "Man at the Crossroads and Looking with Uncertainty but with Hope and High Vision to the Choosing of a Course Leading to a New and Better Future." The centerpiece of the monumental suite made no secret of Rivera's politics: proletarians marched and rioted. Abby saw and approved. But then Rivera inserted the head and shoulders of Lenin, clasping hands with grim-faced workers. Young Nelson Rockefeller, John D. and Abby's son, asked him to remove it. Rivera refused. The frescoes were covered up and, in 1934, destroyed. The fracas inspired a classic of light verse by E. B. White, in a May, 1933, issue of this magazine. "I Paint What I See: A Ballad of Artistic Integrity" concludes with Nelson complaining: "And though your art I dislike to hamper, "I owe a little to God and Gramper, "And after all, "It's my wall . . ." "We'll see if it is," said Rivera. Other magnates had been enthusiasts for Rivera, as witness the magnificent frescoes of factory scenes that Edsel Ford commissioned, in 1932, for the Detroit Institute of Arts. (They weathered the McCarthy era with a sign that defended them as art while conceding that the artist's politics were "detestable.") As a shaper of popular imagination, Rivera belongs to the epoch of Henry Luce and Walt Disney. A time of industrial grandeur and disruption craved geniuses who would flatter its pride and mediate its passions. A sense of Rivera's potential, as a good-will ambassador at large, explains the complaisance of Rockefellers and Fords, who must reasonably have expected that he could be bought. The Lenin portrait scotched that. Rivera was born to a middle-class family in Guanajuato in 1886. He was said to have drawn obsessively from the age of three. He was ten when he entered art school, in Mexico City. In 1907, a scholarship took him to Paris, where he stayed for fourteen years, becoming a credible Cubist and a friend of bohemian luminaries, including Modigliani and Soutine. After the triumph of the Mexican revolution, and the election of Álvaro Obregón as President, in 1920, the new government staked Rivera to several months of studying Renaissance frescoes in Italy, with a view toward the medium's political utility. In 1921, he returned to Mexico, where the brilliant minister of education, José Vasconcelos, envisioned a program for public arts "saturated with primitive vigor . . . sacrificing the exquisite to the great, perfection to invention." Rivera proved himself an upbeat propagandist—unlike his darkling peer, José Clemente Orozco, who had experienced the horrors of the decade-long revolution, which cost a million Mexican lives. Rivera's mythmaking prowess shines in his finest fresco for MOMA, "Agrarian Leader Zapata," which portrays the dandyish insurgent in his native campesino garb of huaraches and a simple white shirt and trousers. Backed by peasant warriors, Zapata grips a blood-flecked machete and the reins of the white horse of an enemy who lies dead at his feet. Rivera joined the Mexican Communist Party in 1922. In 1927, he was fêted in Moscow, and the following year, while still in Russia, he met and impressed Alfred H. Barr, Jr., who was soon to be MOMA's founding director. The museum opened in 1929, in rooms on Fifth Avenue at Fifty-seventh Street. In that eventful year, in Mexico, following the assassination of Obregón, the Mexican Communist Party was officially suppressed. In July, Dwight Morrow, the U.S. Ambassador to Mexico and a former J. P. Morgan banker, commissioned Rivera to paint murals at the Palace of Cortés, in Cuernavaca, as a gift to the people. Rivera was expelled from the Communist Party for that and for other reasons, including expressing his discontent with the Stalinist party line. In August, Kahlo—she was twenty-two years old; he was forty-two—became his third wife. (She was his fourth, too; they divorced in 1939, amid duelling infidelities, and remarried the next year.) In 1930, they travelled to San Francisco, where Rivera painted a mural at the new Stock Exchange, incurring both public honors and political attacks. In November, 1931, after sailing from Mexico to New York, for the MOMA show, the couple disembarked to immense fanfare in the press. The five initial MOMA frescoes are uneven in quality, having been made in six weeks of around-the-clock toil in an improvised studio at the museum. The "Zapata," a fixture of MOMA's permanent collection, is by far the most successful painting. The diagonally raked composition of horse and men organizes stately, undulant rhythms. Notice the fringe of broad leaves on the right: nature joining a dance of revolutionary violence. "Indian Warrior"—a jaguar-masked Aztec withdrawing a bloody stone knife from a supine Spanish conquistador—has not ceased to shock, with its grotesquely celebratory air. Other frescoes, such as "The Uprising," in which a woman holding a baby protects a worker from a soldier's thrusting sword, strike me as overqualified propaganda posters, hardly worth the exalting permanence of a fresco. "Frozen Assets" (1931-32), however, is revelatory. On loan from a Mexican museum, the work is nearly eight feet high by more than six feet wide, and depicts Depression-racked New York in four tiers: skyscrapers, a homeless shelter, underground pipes, and a bank vault. It can seem a mere polemical illustration; but, given thought, it becomes a distillation of history with a carefully measured, unexhausted potency. It doesn't tell us what to think, only what must be thought about. The New York that Rivera discovered was in the midst of a building boom, enabled by what Marx had called the reserve army of the unemployed. (Nearly one in four American workers was jobless in 1932.) In "Frozen Assets," Rivera fashioned a forest of construction cranes and recently completed towers, crossed by an elevated-train station thronged with shadowy citizens. Below is a cutaway view of a pier, where scores of sleeping men are watched by a hulking cop. 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Well im looking forward to having this lipotherme...
Well im looking forward to having this lipotherme done im pretty fit but cnt get rid of the baby pooch from my csection. I would say my body type is something similar to Serena Williams well thats what ive been told (too funny) because this pudge tells me otherwise lol but ill post before an after pics tomm an keep you updated... TTYL :-)
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Thank you so much for sharing your opinion about your doctor.
I would love to add your experience to the Lipotherme community, but it would be helpful if you could provide some more detail about your experience with your procedure/treatment. I suggest adding before and after photos - optional of course, so that other community members can use your review as a guide throughout their journey.
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I would love to add your experience to the Lipotherme community, but it would be helpful if you could provide some more detail about your experience with your procedure/treatment. I suggest adding before and after photos - optional of course, so that other community members can use your review as a guide throughout their journey.
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Hi DawnD I hope this helps
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Im n pain right now had my lipotherme procedure done to my abodominal area top an below my navel
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I had my lipotherme done Jan.9 i was in quite a bit of pain after an the 10th but today I feel ok. I have alot if swelling in my pubic area an around my navel. I felt some of the sticks when I was getting the procedure done, hopefully it was all worth it. I see alil bit of a difference will update with more pics when the swelling goes down
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6Th day of post op feeling meh about it starting to feel lumps. Around my navel area is so sensitive. Um i dnt see a diffence yet but im going to wait patiently. Started working out today it went well. I wear a body shaper instead of the compression garment but it holds everything in so snug its the latex kind. Not ready to take pics yet
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Well went in for a follow up a my and my doc decides to tell me sheClosing down her practice but for me to come back in two wks to make sure the lump doesnt have fluid behind it. Uggh im pissed but idk the procedures that suppose to happen or how many post op visitS i suppose to have but heres a couple more pics. The lumps are distinct from side view is anyone else going thru this
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I still continue my daily routines i have three cg garments. I have a three strap cg to sleep in an i have a waist cincher that i use only to work out in an i have a latex bodyshaper that i wear daily. I have a caffeine cream that i rub my stomach with an i wrap with saran wrap an use that to aid in the weight loss
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Oh wow, can she refer you to someone for post-op care? I'm not sure how many visits you have after Lipotherme. You'd think she would either see everyone through all their visits or refer everyone to another doctor.
Right uggh
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Hmm still workn out hard doing cardio an squats an doing ab exercises trying to get the best results possible. Still not quite there but im wearing my latex cincher regularly an using my caffeine cream n saran wrap! I still see flaws but were all our worst critic but hey i just gotta continually work on that. Have two pics not happy with side view yet but front isnt bad i still have a lump there that im massaging with this massager i got from walmart 4 yrs ago it has heat too so that helps
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I still cant believe you have a c-section..wow they must have cut you REALLY LOW. I want a c section but I always thought the scar would be "all up in in yo face" lol
Lol i did too my docs were amazing! I was scared it was gonna be hideous but its just alil scar so tiny
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Well the lump is still there an im continuously massaging it, it seems that when i use my cream it feels better an easier to do. I have an appt on the 5th of Feb i hope that its not fluid. Ive been told she will be leaving her building feb 7th but im not sure if their telling patients tht their not gonna b able to do post op care so im like wht if someone has a problem? Smh i know i paid alot of money to not have it gone down the drain. Is that abandoned care? An can i do something about it.
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Im waiting on my Arnica 30x pills to come i got 250 for like $8 i hope their the right ones but it said for swelling etc. Ive rested 2days an hopefully if im not busy tomm i can get a workout in well not rested cuz we had a housefire so i count that as work an i was so tired for the past two days. Ive also been taking flax, fish, borage oil. Eating alot of kiwi, grapefruit, yogurt an granola. Drinking alot of green tea an soup sop tea. Trying to maximize my results if anyone has any other things they want to share plz message me. I have a connect on the bodyshapers, butt lifters an osmotic wrap an cream
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You're better than me, if my Dr was closing practice, I'd call the BBB and every consumer agency in the country. No doctor should just leave you hanging like that. Maybe she could have referred you to another plastic surgeon connect. You should be seen for the entire 3 months as all post-ops are. Anyways you look great hun! Keep us updated with all your changes. Im surprised you could go to the gym..I was advised not to do ab exercises so look more into that!
Thankyou I will see im glad you gave me # cause i didnt know it was 3mths. And if she refer me should i have to pay or should she thts.just plain wrong!! Thx so much for the advice i wish you the best to i might have to travel to see your doc lol idk of any more here who do it
...totally agree. I was just about to ask who the doctor was.
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Well im still sore around my lower abs. The upper ones hurt when im laying down. So far its ok i should get my sides done i know itll make a big difference
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Hello there, I had my surgery on Jan 31st, and I thought the procedure would simple, little down etc. Well, I was in so much pain but I can tell you now I can tell a MAJOR difference. My question to you is, did you experience any hyper pigmentation? My stomach is dark as if I had a baby. I wear my compression garment faithfully, but I have switched from the compression garment to the gym waist cincher. I noticed you are also wearing yours, is it working for you? I also have the long cincher but it rolls over my hips and digs in my skin on one side, so I don't wear it. Did the caffine cream work for you? I need to write my own review and show my before and after pictures. I will say the pain was well worth it.
You probably need a short one maybe a toresette, yes its def working for me an ive been working out i probably could have my flanks.done lol but yes i want to see pics I havent.put.one.up in a while ill do it today sometime the caffeine cream helps esp when im working out an then wrap with the osmotic wrap an then my shaper
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Live Music Archive
WTIP regularly hosts live in-studio music. We feature local musicians, groups and bands as well as musicians and bands visiting the area.
Saint Anyway brings alt-grass tunes to The Roadhouse-
Dave Seaton & Buck Benson hosted alt-grass band Saint Anyway on Apr. 6. Jamie Kallestad, Tony Petersen, and Dane Levinski make up the band, which originated in Carlton County in northern Minnesota.
Hovland musicians Jim & Michele Miller stop by Studio A-
Buck and Bob hosted local musicians Jim and Michele Miller Mar. 30, who talked about how they collaborate, and shared some great music.
Clearwater Hot Club brings hot, cool jazz to Studio A-
Buck, Bob & Ann welcomed the Clearwater Hot Club (Sam Miltich, Matt Miltich, Mike Miller) to The Roadhouse during spring membership drive for talk, laughter, and great music.
Chastity Brown stops by Studio A to talk and play from her new album, "Back-Road Highways"-
Chastity Brown stopped in to The Roadhouse March 9 to talk with Buck and Bob about creating her newest album, "Back-Road Highways." The official release is March 24 at the Cedar Cultural Center in Minneapolis.
Stonebridge Singers Drum from Grand Portage at Sled Dogs to St. Paul Rally-
The Stone Bridge Singers Drum is a group made up of 11 young men from Grand Portage. They kicked off Thursday's "Sled Dogs To St.
The Thunderheads play Studio A-
Buck and Bob welcomed Twin Cities band The Thunderheads (Steve Blexrud, Craig Paquette & Don Blue) to The Roadhouse Feb. 24 for plenty of chat, laughter and music.
Michael Johnson & Michael Monroe ring out 2011 on The Roadhouse-
Local favorites Michael Monroe and Michael Johnson stopped by The Roadhouse Dec. 30 for what is becoming a year-end musical tradition.
Bluesman Gordon Thorne stops by The Roadhouse-
Local musician Gordon Thorne visited Studio A Dec. 23 for lots of music and holiday cheer.
Community Christmas Concert: Rehearsals & Reflections-
This year's performances of the annual Community Christmas Concert in Grand Marais drew capacity crowds, December 4 & 5th. In this feature, WTIP volunteer Mark Abrahamson talks with conductor and composer Bill Beckstrand, now in his second year as director. Mark also recorded parts of the final rehearsal and spoke with orchestra and chorus members.


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My school is a very family oriented school that strives for excellence in each and every one of their students. They are on top of every problem that arises, whether it be a drop in grades or behavior problem. They strive to incorporate all main core subjects into their curriculum, even with the minimal budget they have to work with. They are always looking for ways to improve their school and academic progress. We are blessed to have our children in this school.
I believe Alice Smith is an excellent school. . . the positives considerably outweigh any concerns. Of course it has challenges but overall our family has been very pleased the past 3+ years. We have 3 students attending the school and we consider ourselves very involved. We participate in most all of the school functions and we communicate regularly with our children's teachers. On a couple of occasions, I've emailed the principal and was pleased to receive prompt responses. When you attend school events, you see lots of happy and engaged students as well as dedicated teachers. As with the prior post, I too have never observed unsupervised students. In my experience, school personnel are always present at the student drop off/parent pick up area in the mornings and each afternoon, in addition to many parents and grandparents - it's a busy place at those key times! The school requires students wear uniforms, which originally I wasn't in favor of but it's okay and ultimately, it's easier on the budget.
I think this school does a good job with all the challenges public schools face in today's world. There are things that could certainly be improved upon and I would encourage parents to stay or get involved in your kid's education. My oldest has been enrolled in this school for four years and is going on five. He has had really good teachers that I feel care. He has also had an average teacher who needs improvement but that unfortunately is at every school. I have never seen nor heard of anything like the incident reported here. I always see staff greeting kids as they come into school and a number of staff members are always out and about at the end of school. I've never witnessed in our four years students that were unsupervised, as reported, so that to me is an isolated incident that is very unfortunate. The principal when we have had issues has always been helpful in trying to resolve things. My only complaint is the school calendar, I'm not a fan of the year round schedule. I don't think anyone should be nervous about enrolling their kids here. It is a public school and faces challenges other schools might not but the staff has a genuine concern for their students.
After my husband lost his job, we had to pull our kids out of private school and enroll them here. This was the worst mistake I've ever made. My daughter, whom was in first grade, was left outside with the rest of the six-year-olds, 15 minutes early with no supervision. I pulled up to my daughter in hysterics after being beaten up by two boys. I confronted the principal and office staff whose main concern was punishing the boys. What about the fact my child could have been kidnapped by being left on the corner with no supervision? The principal defended the teacher for leaving her students unsupervised. We un-enrolled our children the next day....my first grader came in and showed the staff her black eye.
A great school in fast deterioration. The current principal is doing a great job destroying a great school.
They value curiosity, collaboration and critical thinking skills in their staff and students.
Both my kids have gone to this school since they started school. The teachers that they have had in the 4-5 years here have been great. The Principal is wonderful and very accessible. The new Principal has stopped 'Parent Patrol' which upsets me. It was a wonderful program of volunteers that helped keep the children safe. I really dont understand why the school would not want to keep it. At any rate, I feel that Alice Smith is a wonderful school and would highly recommend it to anyone in the Golden Valley area.
This is my daughter's 3rd year at this school. The faculty and administration are exceptional. They are always willing to listen and help in any way they can.
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Some of you might remember her from the first video we did together, as an homage to all the single ladies out there.
That one will most definitely be very different and quite powerful. I'll tell you more about it very soon, but in the mean time, here is a behind the scenes of Tita holding my camera, while filming herself.
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Michael Jackson's family members were understandably thrilled by Monday's guilty verdict against Dr. Conrad Murray, feeling that justice was finally served.
Throughout the doctor's six-week involuntary manslaughter trial, his brothers and sisters always felt his presence. Now they can take some solace in a victory.
MJ's family cried, shouted and finally gave a sigh of relief - literally, in the case of La Toya Jackson, heard in the video below - after the judgment was read.
"He was in the courtroom and that's why victory was served," La Toya told CNN Headline News while leaving the courthouse through a swarm of reporters.
Added his other, less ridiculous sister Rebbie: "I'm just happy it's over with. Nothing will bring him back, but I'm just happy (Dr. Murray) was found guilty."
Jackson's mother Katherine quietly dabbed tears, then went home to tell Michael's kids the verdict. As she did throughout the trial, she did not allow them to attend nor watch on TV, but provided them first-hand updates herself every day.
"We have been waiting for this moment for a very long time, and we couldn't hold back tears in the courtroom," Katherine, 81, told TMZ in a brief statement.
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Michael COULD have been helped if Dr. Murder hadn't KILLED him due to GROSS NEGLIGENCE. There are many many EX-addicts who have been helped to recover completely. Michael was helped off PRESCRIPTION drugs at one point in his life and if it had not been for these GREEDY SELFISH doctors, he could have been PERMANENTLY helped to stay clean and sober! These DIRTY DOCTORS are a DISGRACE and so are you people posting on here that are IGNORANT enough to blame poor MJ!
I find it incredible that 2 years ago Michael was a child molestor, the press crucified him and now he is a hero. I personally never believed that crap, but there are alot of hippocrates out there in the press. I don't believe that this doc killed Michael either, alot of different circumstances led to his death. The doc was but a small part. Was this doc negligent, yes, but he did not kill him either intentionally or unintentionally.
It aways gives me a feeling of deep loss, When we all loose an entertainer. It leaves me thinking of the loss of what would have been to come from whom we lost.
In the case of Micheal Jacksons death. I from the first of hearing the details of his death, beleaved that Dr. Murry Could have used more common sence in doing what he knew was best. but he did'nt. and we all know what the outcome was from his poor judgement in dotoring Micheal. I beleave he knew of what he was doing was the incorrect thing to do. So I feel he should be convicted to the extent of the law. Because if not for Dr. Murry, Micheal would than still be here.
The Doctor was wrong in getting the drug BUT come on people, Michael Jackson was the drug user, he did this to himself. He didn't need to start taking drugs, they weren't forced on him, he wanted them and would have found them elsewhere. Yes, the doctor was guilty of invol. manslaughter not murder.
The judge nor jury was fair at all. Dr Murray may have not used better judgement, but did what his employer asked of him.
I did not follow the case I did not believe they would find conrad murray of any wrong doing.micheal jackson was a known drug user.one of the jurors was a micheal jackson follower so I do not believe that person should been able to be a juror.personaly I do not have anything good to say about our justice system.
a good world and thank GOD NOT THE ONE YOU ARE IN
the Dr did wrong he was good to people that needed him not like the drug head we all knew Jackson to be we all need to pray for the judge he was not fair
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I am using a Windows Notebook Optical Mouse 3000 and have been having this same problem. I just installed the latest Windows 7 driver rather than use the installed driver and the problem is resolved. If you are using a Windows mouse, just install the intellimouse drivers.
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My unit would not go to sleep until I closed Magic Jack. Once I exited MJ, the computer goes to sleep correctly. It appears that with all the issues with this that it has to be a win 7 problem as it didnt happen with vista but I still like os7
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Windows 7 screen saver and sleep not working
My screen saver would not work, but that did not bother me. My monitor would never turn off, no matter how many minutes I set the timer. I had to unplug MagicJack to get the timer to work properly. This is just another of the annoying shortcomings of MagicJack, but you would think that Microsoft would have a fix for this.
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I am glad that one resolve was found for more than just me, now on to the next problem.
How about the 32 to 64 bit conversion!
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I had Windows 2000 Pro. Installed the Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit upgrade, quick, easy, no problems. It saved the old 32 bit apps in a separate partition. Only a few had to run in compatibility mode.
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i had same prob with win 7... screensaver tests worked but would not kick in....as soon as I download the latest win 7 wireless mouse drivers all worked perfectly...give it a go!!
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i am using a windows notebook optical mouse 3000 and have been having this same problem. I just installed the latest windows 7 driver rather than use the installed driver and the problem is resolved. If you are using a windows mouse, just install the intellimouse drivers.
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WOW...thanks to this forum, my screensaver works.
I couldn't figure out for the life of me why my screensaver (no matter what I used) wouldn't work with MS Windows 7. I searched and searched trying all that I could and I FINALLY came across this forum THANK GOD and tried the unplugging of my Microsoft USB Wireless Mouse and BAMM...OMG that actually WORKED. Thanks you VERY MUCH for your help. Anytime I have trouble with my computer...I'm coming here first!
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I had exactly this problem. After a clean install of Windows 7 64bit, screen saver and power savings settings did not work. I have a Microsoft Keyboard and Mouse, and discovered in Device manager that Windows 7 had just loaded default drivers for these. Clearly these drivers do not do the full job and the hardware gets in the way of the power saving settings.
I went to the Microsoft hardware support page at Software Download and downloaded the specific drivers for my keyboard and mouse. (check the model name on the back of them) After a reboot everything works perfectly. Problem solved
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Based on what I saw in this thread, I tried unplugging and then replugging my wireless optical mouse. I guess it worked for somebody, but sadly, not for me.
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Here is a list of polling place in Menomonee Falls and Germantown for the Nov. 6 election. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Wards 1 and 2: Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, W180 N7863 Town Hall Road
Wards 3, 4 and 5: Good Shepherd Church, N88 W17658 Christman Road
Wards 6 and 7: St Paul's United Church of Christ, N89 W16856 Appleton Ave.
Wards 8, 9 and 10: Menomonee Falls Public Library, W156 N8436 Pilgrim Road
Wards 11 and 12: Lilly Road Fire Station, W140 N7501 Lilly Road
Wards 13 and 14: Holy Cross Church, W156 N8131 Pilgrim Road
Wards 15 and 16: The Lutheran Church of the Prince of Peace, W156 N7149 Pilgrim Road
Wards 17, 18 and 19: Davians Banquet and Conference Center, N56 W16300 Silver Spring Drive
Ward 20: Pilgrim Evangelical Lutheran School, W156 N5429 Bette Drive
Wards 21, 22 and 23: St James Catholic Church, W220 N6588 Town Line Road
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What I Learned From Steve Jobs
Three years Steve Jobs and his imaginative leadership left this earth.
I never met Steve Jobs but I was privileged enough to work in an Apple Retail store for two and a half years while he was leading Apple. I started just after the launch of the first iPhone and left after the launch of the iPad. These were exciting years for Apple and for us as employees.
Those years at Apple Retail were more transformative for my life and leadership than my years at seminary.
Here are just a few of the lessons I learned from my time at Apple Retail:
- Focus on a few things and do them well
- Give fearless feedback often
- Enrich lives, don't just sell products
- Infuse values into everything that is done and refer to them often
- Hire for fit on the team, not for qualifications or knowledge
I still remember that day three years ago when I heard that Steve had passed away. It hit me like a ton of bricks. I wanted to go to the Apple Store where I used to work and mourn with my co-workers.
We mourn the passing of those whose life and actions impact our lives the most.
Thank you Steve for inspiring and challenging me to think different.
Combating Racism: Starting at Home
Anna has experienced multiple different cultures and races since she started school. She started preschool in southwest Littleton and most of her class was white. Then we moved to Champaign, Illinois where at least half of her class was black. Now we are in Edgewater and at least 80% of the children at her school are Latino.
Our hope is to expose our girls to the way the world will be, not the way the world is. Part of this is experiencing and building relationships with children who are different from them.
But today I realized that this battle of combating racism is a hard one.
As we were driving out of the school parking lot and experiencing lots of traffic, Anna yelled from the back seat, "It's those darn Mexicans!"
Where did that come from? What led my daughter to say something like that?
I immediately scolded her and told her that we don't talk that way in our family and explained why. But I was genuinely surprised that she would say something like that.
Just because our daughters are around children who are from different cultures and races, we still need to be more diligent in combating racism that so quickly creeps in. We have to be purposeful and intentional is breaking down stereotypes, helping our girls look beyond societal racism and build relationships outside their own comfort zone. I have to work on it myself.
This is the only way we can cross race boundary lines and create a world where situations like Ferguson, Missouri become more rare. But it begins in the home and talking honestly about racism.
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The Relevance of the Resurrection
As a pastor's kid, I was immersed in Christianity from an early age. But only recently, I realized I was missing a very important part of the story.
I was missing the importance and relevance of the Resurrection.
Growing up in a religious culture, we each pick up narratives about who God is and how he interacts with the world. For better or for worse, some of these narratives are false or show just one side of the story.
Around Easter, I have tended to focus on Jesus' death as an atonement for my sin, which it is. He took the punishment that I deserved. Too often though, if I focus on this true narrative, I view God as a judge who loves me when I obey and punishes me when I disobey.
But there is another part to the story that must be viewed in tandem with Jesus's death. Today we celebrate it, yet for many years, I didn't see the power in it.
In the context of Martha's brother Lazarus dying, Jesus tells her, "I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die; and whoever lives by believing in me will never die" (John 11:25-26). Then Jesus demonstrates his power over death by raising Lazarus from the dead.
Soon after Jesus himself dies and rises again to new life.
For too long I focused on Jesus' death and missed the power and relevance of Jesus' resurrection.
The narrative I missed was that Jesus' resurrection and sending of the Holy Spirit enables me to begin living life the way I was designed to live. This has amazing ramifications. It is no longer I that lives but Christ living in me. When God the Father sees me, he doesn't see me with my sin, but he sees His Son Jesus in me. God the Father smiles when he sees me. I am his creation. We are all his creation. He takes pride in his design.
Our new church community at Mile High Vineyard puts a lot of weight on this piece of the narrative that Jesus is alive and living in us today. The Spirit that Jesus gives us speaks through believers in prayer. Prayer is no longer a one way conversation but a two way conversation where the Spirit engages with us and speaks truth.
And the Spirit enables us to join Jesus in rolling out his Kingdom that is breaking back into our current reality. We don't just sit back and pray for Jesus to come quickly, we engage in Kingdom work through the Spirit's power. This Kingdom fights injustice, brings equality, humbles pride, lifts the poor and restores our world's original design.
Too often I've sat in church and wondered, "Is this all there is? Is this what Jesus died and rose again to create?" There seemed to be something missing, and I am beginning to realize that what I was missing was the Resurrection.
Jesus rose again to give us Life.
The Life we were created to live.
The Life that we can't live on our own but only through the indwelling and filling of the Spirit.
Easter is about a death AND a resurrection AND a kingdom that is unfolding that we can participate in.
Why Do We Have to Go to Church?
This morning, as we were getting ready for church, our eight year old daughter blew up in frustration and yelled, "Why do we have to go to church?"
Instead of responding with a quick answer, I was actually glad she asked the question. I would rather have my daughters ask good questions and learn to think for themselves.
After leaving a full-time church job a few months ago, our family hasn't really had to attend church. Each Sunday we have a choice whether to attend or not. And our girls know that.
So why do we attend church? Even the author Donald Miller has written about his personal struggles with attending church.
This month we are focusing each week on one of our family values. This week we are focused on the value of faith and answering Anna's question of why we need to go to church is definitely part of the conversation. Notice it is really about why we NEED to attend church instead of HAVE to attend.
So here is my attempt at how I would answer the question of why church attendance is important to our family. Read the rest of this entry
Jeffco Schools and the Search for Leadership
I am a parent of two daughters in a Jefferson County elementary school. My wife is a paraprofessional at that school. I substitute teach in Jefferson County Schools on occasion. The nonprofit I lead trains and mobilizes reading tutors to work with K-3rd grade students who struggle in reading.
Though I am not a Jeffco graduate myself (Go Arapahoe Warriors!), I care deeply about Jeffco Schools and want to see all 85,000 children succeed in school and in life.
Since the election of three conservative Board of Education members in November and the early resignation of Superintendent Cindy Stevenson this weekend, things are starting to get interesting.
The divisive climate of politics has become local and it is very hard to stay in the middle. The camps are forming. Either you are supportive of the new board majority or you are not. You are with the unions or you are not.
The sad part is that many of us are in the middle. We don't think charter schools are the magic antidote for education and we support our neighborhood schools.
But we also think that education is due for some reform. Any organization or company needs to remain on the cutting edge to innovate and keep ahead of a changing culture.
I also believe in education innovation when I look at our Edgewater schools. At our three Edgewater schools, over 90% of the children receive free or reduced lunch because of poverty in their families. Yet when you compare the test scores at these three schools with three schools in southwest Littleton where we used to live, you see a big achievement gap.
This is a moral wrong. Children growing up in poverty have every right to a great education. The achievement gap should not exist yet in reality it does.
We have some great teachers and school leaders here in Edgewater but we can do better. I believe that if we can rally our community around our schools and change the education paradigm, we could see the achievement gap bridged.
Continuing to do things the way we always have done it doesn't cut it anywhere. My daughters' friends deserve better. Don't lower your expectations just because we are poor. Right now a Jefferson (our local high school) graduate is on the Colorado Supreme Court, another is a Congressman and yet another is the bodyguard for Peyton Manning. With a great education, imagine where the next Jefferson High graduate might end up.
So circling back to the events of the weekend, I am frustrated on many levels with what happened. What I am most frustrated with is that the focus is now away from the 85,000 kids in our district. Union members are spreading fear and rumors. The three board members are demonized and any change they bring up is automatically thrown out. And because this new majority is silent on their agenda, then people assume the worst.
Finding common ground is possible. I've seen it happen in Jeffco Schools in the last month. I am part of the Choice Enrollment Steering Committee and have seen people from different education philosophies work together for 85,000 kids in the district. We sit down and listen to each other without jumping to conclusions. We have built relationships and stay focused on the task that unites us.
To each of the current Jeffco Board of Education members, I implore you to lead and focus the district on the common good of 85,000 children. To the Board majority, build bridges and start to dialogue in public about your ideas for the district. Board President Ken Witt has already started to do this by appearing on KHOW on February 11 (listen here). To the unions in Jeffco, don't fall to the level of spreading fear and speculation. To quote the wise Yoda, ""Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering."
What we need right now in Jefferson County Schools is a leader.
Someone to unite our community around the common good of 85,000 children with hopes and dreams.
At this point that leader needs to be one of you sitting on the Board of Education.
Ken Witt. Julie Williams. Lesley Dahlkemper. John Newkirk. Jill Fellman.
Which one of you will step up and lead?
Connecting at Church and Wimping Out
Ever have those moments when you are transported back to your awkward middle school stage? I had one of those tonight. Driving downtown to a brewery, I couldn't find a parking spot so I just turned around and drove home. I was supposed to meet a group from church that shared my interest in craft beer. But I wimped out.
Connecting into a new church is hard.
For eleven years of marriage, Hillary and I were always part of churches where I worked. Connecting with people took work but is wasn't that hard because I was on staff. We developed relationships with volunteers or people in that specific ministry area and it happened naturally.
This fall though we started attending a great church just north of us in Arvada called Mile High Vineyard. Walking into church on Sunday mornings for a few weeks we were anonymous which was actually kind of nice. No one had expectations of us. We were just another family at church.
But then Hillary and I realized it was time to be part of the church community not just a place to worship on Sunday mornings. Mile High made it easy to connect and meet staff with a Connect Lunch on the first Sunday of each month. There were only 15 or so of us and we had the opportunity to meet one of the pastors.
We are still trying to figure out how to meet other families. How do you do that? There are so many fears that run through our minds. If we show up to a small group what if they all know each other really well and we don't fit in? And do we even have time for more relationships when we are trying to connect with our neighbors in meaningful ways?
Our kids are having a hard time too because they are so used to being the pastor's kids and all their teachers having to report to their dad. They have to figure out their own identity at church which is even harder when they are in separate classes.
All of this has a point.
Connecting into a new church is hard and it takes time for it to happen naturally. It takes effort and it doesn't happen overnight.
I also think it is important for pastors to understand how hard it is for people to connect into a church. Create easy avenues for new people to connect with other new people. Pastors, if you haven't experienced what it is like to connect into a new church when you aren't on staff, listen to the stories of people in your church who have experienced it.
We are meant to be in community. Church isn't really about singing and listening to a lecture. It is about discipleship that happens in the midst of relationships.
But like everything that is good in this world, it takes work.
Coffee and the Fear of Failure
I'm scared to death.
This week I've done something I thought I could never bring myself to do again.
I've jumped back into the coffee business.
I'm scared because the last time I jumped into the coffee business, it ended in failure.
In the spring of 2003, two idealist college grads started a coffee bar at Denver Seminary called Kurios Koffee. Drew Moser and I didn't know much about running a coffee bar but we were crazy enough to jump into it. For two years it went well as Drew and I were the main baristas along with my brother Ben, who we paid in free coffee.
Then Drew graduated seminary and I bought out his portion of Kurios Koffee. Then I started as a full-time youth pastor and started paying employees to run the coffee shop. Three years later, we were up to our ears in debt and the enrollment at Denver Seminary wasn't growing as we thought it would with a new campus in Littleton.
So Hillary and I decided to close the coffee shop instead of going deeper into debt.
Kurios Koffee failed.
After all this my business mentor told me, "The worst thing you can do is never try again."
I didn't believe him. There was no way I was jumping back in again. I was done.
Fast forward a few years. Edgewater Coffee Company was closing on December 31, 2013 and as a community we needed to find a way to keep the space open as a neighborhood place to drink great coffee and connect with neighbors.
I fought the idea of stepping in for months.
I couldn't do it.
The last time I ran a coffee shop it ended in failure and debt.
I couldn't even step foot on the campus of Denver Seminary for years because the feelings of failure were too much to bear.
But something/Someone deep in my spirit was telling me to jump back into it.
So on Monday, January 6 I put my barista apron back on and the nonprofit I lead, Edgewater Collective, assumed management of the Edgewater Coffee House. We are going to see if we can continue the great work of Edgewater Coffee Company's founder, Gina Hartley, and make the coffee house viable in Edgewater. These days nonprofits are experimenting with social entrepreneurship and ventures that feed profit back into the nonprofit.
It is amazing how my experiences with Kurios Koffee inform my role leading a nonprofit and especially managing the coffee house.
That doesn't mean that I am not afraid of what could happen.
But fear is a great motivator.
And failure is the best teacher.
I firmly believe and have experienced that the joy of success only comes out of pain of failure.


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Dear World,
One day, I will fall in love with someone that will bring out the best in me; they will inspire me to grow in life with them. They will respect, understand, and support me. They will be my best friend in many ways, except I like kissing, hugging, and cuddling with them.
One day, I will be ready to be in a relationship and be able to experience all the wonderful things all my friends that are in relationship. I know it's not going to be now because I need to heal from the inside, but I know it will happen one day, I'm hopeful.
I know that when I'm ready and I find that special guy that the relationship we will share will be special and wonderful. I know that it won't be like the one I had with my ex, but it will have the same feelings and experiences. I will probably end up sleeping in his arms (no sex), and if I wake up before him, I'll end up drawing a smiley face on his forehead or toes; if that doesn't wake him up, I'll jump on the bed, until he wakes up and then say good morning :)
Then, I'll probably rush downstairs and make him breakfast, it can be simple as pancakes, eggs with bacon, or just biscuits. After that, we'll watch cartoons that show up in the morning and cuddle and kiss. Then, we'll take a stroll in the park, holding hands, and watching the clouds together. When we get hungry, we'll go to a restaurant or convenience store to get something small or big (and of course, he'll pay for it XD)
After that, we'll head back and make dinner together and pack it up so we can watch the sunset together. Then, we'll go back in and gather a blanket, towel, and binoculars to watch the stars together :)
After that, we'll head back and then sleep together again, maybe even watching some Family Guy, other cartoons, or movies. Then, when we're tired, we'll fall asleep in each other's arms.
Oh I can't wait to fall in love again
-Natasha <3
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- 2 cups Indian parboiled rice, Uncle Ben's Converted Rice, or long-grain white rice
Bring 3 to 4 quarts water to a boil in a pasta pot.
Boil Indian parboiled rice, uncovered, until tender, about 45 minutes (converted or long-grain rice will take about 18 minutes). Drain well in a sieve and serve hot.
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