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In 1994, The Notorious B.I.G. kicked off his career with Ready to Die and its first single, Juicy. On the record, the Brooklyn icon reflected on how hip-hop took him from the lower-class lifestyle to the high life. Fourteen years later, the Twin Cities' Soul Inspired MC, Young Son, has used the classic to write his own ode to simply making it… This Far. Bypassing all the "typical rap topics" (money, cars, drug dealing, and ammunition), Son proclaims he is his own best influence by noting that while fads fade, real music lasts forever. Massachusetts producer Teddy Roxpin adds appeal with a vocal/kickdrum beat, adding some extra shocks to Hip-Hop's Revival. A lot of people (Hi, Tipper Gore) never thought hip-hop could make it This Far; Young Son continues to prove them all wrong.
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Or at least for today…I read a lot and the books are great. However, this is really cool. Tampa Bay has expanded to new services for today's patrons. Check out all the things offered on the third floor of the John F Germany Public Library. They have just opened a 10,000 square foot space called the Hive, which contains multiple makerspace functions – everything from an art studio through to 3D printers to a robotics lab. Managed by librarians.
Kinda whiny about tomorrow's mandatory school trip. My art class is going to the Minnesota Institute of Art and the Walker Art Gallery. I like going to museums, but not with huge groups of people. Not a herd animal here, I guess. Meh. I have a list of things I want to see and I'm sure once it all starts it will be fine, but here tonight I'm…well….I'd rather go by myself and take the time to see what I want to see.
At least I know Van will have dinner waiting for me when I get home. He's fixing steak tonight. Yum!
I'm listening to a webinar by Scott Dinsmore of Live Your Legend , who is talking about making your first dollar. I've made my first dollar and more than that, and if he doesn't turn around and start talking about something I've not heard before, I will have to do something else. Laundry, maybe? Or maybe working a bit on my part of the Global Entrepreneur Week Rochester. My event is on Thursday, noon, but I'm going to try to make as many of the events as I can. Part of my participation is the marketing bits to my contacts for the entire event, not just to my own. So if you are reading this? Please check out the link and consider going to an event or two, supporting both individual entrepreneurs and to the Rochester area community in general.
There. Now I don't feel so badly about listening to this webinar instead of doing something more useful. I've given him 30 minutes of my time, though, and I'm done. There is nothing new here. Which is a basic challenge, of course, creating some thing that is both useful and interesting that people are willing to buy and continue buying into, and it doesn't matter if you are creating your best widget ever or encouraging others to create their own best widget ever.
So tomorrow, my goal is to stay mellow and enjoy talking to people. And see some awesome pictures and other artwork.
Just a quick update post before I tear into homework for the day. All is well and so rather unnerving. Meh. If that shoe drops, I'll roll out from underneath it.
The new position at the Rochester Public Library is going well. I'll be working at the Customer Service desk that you see as you walk into the library, mostly evenings and weekends, I think. That's not a big issue at the moment as I really need to be scheduled to train with a number of different people and not go into brain-overload. I reached at point today going over the circulation system but that's probably my own fault. I kept thinking of scenarios and discussing them because I was very interested in understanding local policy and because Kim was very willing to do so.
I'm also working on the new services platform at Rochester Fiber Link, building the contact lists to help people find fibery goodness. I want that ready to roll out on the 22nd when I'm at the Pine Island Holiday Expo. That week is also the week of Rochester's Global Entrepreneur Week events – if you check out the link, you'll find a week's worth of useful and interesting presentations around Rochester. The one I'm involved with is on the 20th, noon.
And there is always homework, which I should be getting back to doing. I'm enjoying the learning but here is yet one more thing eating up the hours.
Ever woken up convinced you can do everything you need to do? Today?
Yesterday was not that day. Wednesday was horrible – after nightmares and more all night (it seemed), I was in a gray depression. Blah. Yuck.
Today is different.
I feel that maybe I can do it today. Nothing like getting a good start on things, either! I've already got an article done and am editing another. Then on to homework! We are starting a unit on collage making in one of my art classes and I do like that art form.
First though, I need to go feed the kitties and find some more coffee.
Being a business owner that is going to school that is also involved in her community means being busy beyond anything I've ever experienced. Staying organized is vitally important and I'm refocusing on my use of calendars, organizational to-do apps and lists on paper like never before. And if you're a long-time reader of this website, you know I like my to-do apps…I even spend money on a good one.
But that's part of the problem. I app-jump when really the problem is committing to a daily review of the things on the list, and prioritizing them and then sticking to them. In reality I jump from task to task, rarely sticking to one thing until it is done. And I hate that! I know that the current thought is that as long as these are all high level tasks and as long as I don't have that fifteen minute gap between them, as long as the flow is seamless – who cares? Keep moving forward and produce! It still feels like I'm giving in to impulses.
So here on my personal website, I'll confess that it's an exciting journey! This *being a business owner/ student/ community person*! And I've gone back to paper – specifically, tiny cute index cards meant for vocabulary flashcards. I use Myndology's cards because the company is out of Wisconsin. I can sort things out on my desk and reorganize tasks and toss out cards when the task is done. It's what works for me.
Well, bouncing on now.
Edit – I'd emailed Myndology several days ago to warn them that their website is displaying odd warnings. I can't be the only one seeing that.
The package said "stewing hen." I was warned but I did not believe. Size-wise, it was obviously a baking chicken! Good sized, just perfect for roasting. As I was prepping it for the pan, I rejoiced in the fatty, thick skin that I usually only find in organic, truly free-range birds.
Hum…no. It was a tough old bird. After roasting it for longer than I thought I should, the bird was still chewier than I'm used to. Good flavor, though. Probably a flavor intensity similar to any other old bird, myself included. Did you catch the season opener for Walking Dead? Where after 4 years they finally ran into a band of people living the cannibalistic lifestyle? I'm not saying that this was a good thing, I think eating people's flesh is really, really nasty-yucky even in fiction, even in television. Don't go there if you end up in a zombie apocalypse and manage to survive several years of scrounging around abandoned houses.
And don't stay on the East Coast. Lots of people over there, most of them zombiefied by now. Head northwest, get into corn-and-bean territory and find a good place to hole up. Someone, who warned me not to plan to go there cause he wanted to survive within the marble walls, said he would head for the St. Cloud prison. Federal or State? Do you know? Anyway, now that I know, I've got dibs and so you all just stay away, too, OK?
I pulled the moist, still-warm meat off my stewing hen and plan to chop it up for chicken salad, a dish in which the firmness will be a plus. Next time I will listen to the packaging. And I'll continue to look for the perfect place to survive the zombies. You with me, there?
Wool, angora, alpaca, spinning yarn, weaving, knitting,crocheting….
The list goes on and on. I know enough about knitting and crochet to be dangerous, as they say. I love weaving and need to do more of it, I spin wool (so much wool yarn! What to do with it all?) and I've been known to set up dye pots on a whim and simmer well into the night.
Most importantly, I so enjoy being with people who also love the fiber arts that I want to spend huge chunks of my life supporting other people's enthusiasm. I like seeing people who spend huge chunks of their own lives pursuing their crafts.
So I started a new website…
RochesterFiber.Link. And I started it earlier than I should have, I know. I don't have the resources the page promises listed yet – but the stories about Spinzilla are quickly passing us by and I needed to get those down on paper. Where they belong. On this page that I realized I could do and do well, as I know social media marketing.
Invitations will be going out to the people and businesses I already know, but AFTER Spinzilla is over. I've moved my spinning wheel to be within inches of this desk – hehehe – this makes me happy. Now while I'm listening to school lectures, I can also spin. This also makes me happy.
Next week is A Monster of a Spinning Week!
Presented and organized by The National Needlearts Association, Spinzilla challenges hundreds of spinners to compete in teams for prizes and recognition. All funds raised by our entry fees go to education, so I get to feel good there, and there are some awesome sponsors helping to make this happen. It's become an important event in the world of fiber arts and I'm glad to be part of a team.
My team captains are Lisa Ramsey and Lisa Hanesworth, owners of The Angora Girls Fiber Arts shop in Winona, Minnesota. I caught them off-guard with my phone on Monday when I was out there picking up fiber for next week. They have an adorable shop with space for dyeing, group spinning, and lots of touchable fibers. Just outside the door, a dye garden is being created and steps away is a backwater stretch of the Mississippi. Check out the website for shop hours and special events they will be attending.
I bought several braids, thinking that having lovely fiber will help motivate me to spin more. It should be enough that I can then make something pretty with it. AND I'm also going to spin up all the bits and batts of fiber I have stashed around and get everything tidied into yarn and string. Useful formatting.
Oh! Back to Spinzilla…. 'The Lisas' have arranged several fun events next week and I'm free to take part in what I want or can. I know I'll be at the Tuesday fiber retreat and at the Spinzilla Vs Godzilla final timing count-down on Saturday. I wish I could be at some of the public demos but I'd probably do better to stay in Oronoco and spin here, right? I am looking forward to meeting my teammates via the web, sure, but I also enjoy meeting people in person. They are planning to do some fun demo spinning around the area, as you can see in the link above. Maybe I'll just have to host some local spinning opportunities here, maybe?
I'm taking part in this for several reasons
Firstly, I think it's going to be lots of fun, challenging, and a positive time. I love being part of a fiber-based activity like this one. Additionally, I need something that I love doing and with the winter coming up, I think I'll have less opportunity to get out in the garden. Yeah…Not much into cultivating snowdrops and iceberg lettuce here. Just not that kinda gal, I guess!
Spinning and dyeing gives me activities that are often done alone, something I'm craving lately, but that can be loads of fun with other people as well. Like when I went to the Zombie Knitpocalypse earlier in the year; I wasn't able to get to all three days but I certainly enjoyed what I attended. And crazy! It's inspired me to start knitting. All the lovely projects I've seen over the years, and suddenly I want to get better at this skill. Good thing! The goal for Spinzilla is 5000 yards. Wowsers.
I'm also working on a new website
I love hanging out with fiber-people. The spinners, the sheep-angora-alpaca farmers, the knitters and crocheters, and the weavers. The dyers. So in between everything else, I'm working on a new website whose purpose is to help all these people find their customers. Well. Reverse that, to help their customers find them. I'm good at social media marketing, and I've decided to use my skills at something I love.
Back to the homework for me. Thanks for reading, and I'll see you online!
I got the forge, my forge, up and running today at Squash Blossom Farm's Cow Puja event. Richard Burnett taught me how to start the fire, how to manage the heat, how to set up your tools so they were handy. In the picture above, he is working on a piece he heated in his own forge, behind him there, with a young helper manning the air. I worked at keeping a fire hot, learning how to manage my tools and how to drive from the shoulder; I'm not pounding a nail, after all.
I had a great time. I got a rod cut in half, more or less, and then learned to make the round into square, and then into flat, and then I bended it. About that time I had to run to the shop for my shift and then there was the blessing ceremony and then I was pretty much done with it; I restarted the fire for the experience but mostly I was done pounding for today. Too many people to talk to, you know?
Here is LaFonda, the gentle milking cow from the farm. There are two others on the farm but none quite as pretty as herself.
Time for a shower and another glass of wine! Van went to pick up chicken, too, so a good evening ahead.
Headache most of the day as the weather fronts have ground against each other. Or I have a bug. I took a five hour nap and could do it again although I guess that would be called 'going to bed for the night.'
However, before the nap Van and I went over to the Castlerock Arms and Armor Museum in Alma, WI. Amazing collection of authentic edged weaponry for an artists' town along the Mississippi River. I really enjoyed visiting with the docents as well. We also visited The Weaving Studio, Tansy's on Main, and the Danzinger Vineyard….and no, the last is NOT why my head hurts. I had that heading over, lol…we did bring some home, though, to share with friends.
The people working at the Armor Museum suggested that if anyone wanted to geek over old weaponry with the curator, to get in touch the the museum's director to arrange that. I guess the curator, like a lot of us, is always up for a good conversation about sharp pointy things. I don't know him and have no idea if it would be a good time or not, but the potential is there.


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Ok, a few people were asking me ;what's so good about this iOS 8, it looks the same, I don't notice anything', and I'm gonna keep it 1 hundo, I was all into the iMessage with the pin dropping location, and sending audio, which I love, but I hadn't gone through everything, I knew there were some new features, but it's more than 'some'…
Well not really, at least not for now, but someone took the time to put it on the iPhone, and like I said, it's TOUGH!
At the Apple Keynote this past tuesday ended with Apple not only introduced possible game changing product, they finished up with breaking a record by giving away U2's newest album for fee and instantly in iTunes(Well a roll out), but not evey iPhone users are up on their tech, or U2, so there was surprise amongst some of the iOS ranks.
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Today's announcement was really big for Apple, yes they announced the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, but a software factor built into the new iPhone is Apple Pay! Yes people have beeeeen waiting a really long time for Apple to incorporate NFC tech into it's products, but classical Apple, once they got it, it's better than the rest!
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Brands: they have evolved from simple labels stuck on commodities to elaborate expressions of corporate culture, and, some would even argue, an expression of societal culture as well. Global brands are also an expression of the strength of their countries of origin in the global market.
Japan is Sony. Korea is Hyundai. Germany is Mercedes, America is Microsoft. France is Peugeot. Sweden is Saab. Italy is Vespa. China is Huawei or Haier. Taiwan is Acer. I could go on.
So what is an Arab brand of global significance. Hmm. Is there any?
Al Jazeera often comes to mind when this issue is discussed. And with the imminent launch of Al Jazeera International (how imminent nobody seems to know) Al Jazeera's international brand will be strengthened further. But there is a problem with this brand. It loses money (or break even as its manager would like to say). It has risen to prominence on the back of crises in the Arab world and Afghanistan (just like CNN rose to prominence on the back of the first Gulf War).
So for now, Al Jazeera is not a money maker and is actually having trouble signing up advertisers as well as cable and satellite distribution in the US. One could argue that the BBC is not advertising based and is government funded too. That's a valid argument. The BBC is definitely a strong global brand. So it remains to be seen whether Al Jazeera can make the jump from 'controversial' to 'accepted' in the coming years.
So what else does the Arab world have in the field of global brands? Not much.
Watching the world cup games in Germany gives you a good overview of the global brand map. From the top of my mind I can remember Toshiba, Yahoo, Coca Cola, Budweiser, Avaya (what the heck does Avaya do?) and the lone ranger from the lands (or shall I say skies) of Arabia: Emirates Airlines.
Here is a brand strong enough and rich enough to play with the big boys on the world cup pitch. Emirates is the expression of the rise of Dubai. It has achieved global recognition by delivering high standard services and strong marketing efforts.
One could say that Qatar Airways is also trying to be there on the global stage. But in my assessment, the more mature Emirates is far ahead of it.
Sadly, the Arab's global brand, Emirates, is also a reflection of the fact that Arab nations have no significance when it comes to brands that are based on technical innovation. Emirates' planes, computer systems and even a good part of their staff are imported 'resources'. Whereas brands like Microsoft or Apple are not based not just on great service and marketing, but on R&D and invention.
Future Arab candidates for global brand prominence? Emaar (again from Dubai). Orascom (mobile operator from Egypt, although it's a business to business brand that consumers are not aware of), Aramex (originally from Jordan).
If you have any candidates let us know.
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This seems like an experiment, because its chances of success seem somewhat limited in the short term, but with around 4500 users already signed up, it's got potential.
Basically, Megastadium.com offers Arab football fans an online forum to chat, compete for prizes, forecast results and interact with other fans around the globe.
The unique sign-up process aims to re-create the atmosphere of sitting in a football stadium, as users can put on their virtual team jersey and take their place in the online MegaStadium's stands. The stands, offer advertising spaces (see below).
The Megastadium.com is a joint venture between Mideast Solutions in Dubai and Direct Media Network in England.
And here's the international site, called The Largest Online Stadium.
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Watching the world cup over the past few days I noticed something weird. The Coca Cola logo is appearing in all sorts of colors, besides the usual red. I noticed the usage of blue, yellow and green already! Has anyone out there noticed this?
It's really strange. I looked around the web to find any info or picture but could find any. Will we soon see blue Coke cans? (can you even imagine that!).
UPDATE: The mystery is apparently solved. And I feel a bit, what shall I say, "absent minded". It the colors of the teams shirts for each particular game! Thanks go to Eddie for pointing this out!
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A financial software solution for advertising agencies, called Maconomy X, is being promoted through an AdverGame.
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Fest said he once took more than four hours to reflect on a blogger's feedback.
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Last month, Fest discussed the effect bloggers can have on a person's overall well-being.
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I've been in elo for long periods of time. But if your good at this game, you will always get out. Its that simple. I have been to 900 elo and back. Right now my main is 1600 elo. Honestly please stop complaining, because it is not hard to get out if you have the skill. Don't blame randoms or trolls for your elo. If you can't improve it is simply because you do not have the skill to carry your team most of time. Ask me any questions on how I got out and I will try to help you.
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Why aren't you posting as gold?
what if u play soraka or what if there is a 3/19 ezreal on ur team or what if its a 4v5 and ur team dont talk a word in english
getting out of elo hell have nothing to do with skill is only depend if u got decent teammate or not
but then there is some unlucky player that just cant leave elo hell
last season i've started ranked very late but then i sucked at my 5 first ranked game but after practiced a lot in normal then i came back in ranked i played like 20 game and i reach 1300 b4 the season end but this season i just cant leave elo hell after 40 game -.-
I dropped to 830 climbed back to 1200 and due to feeders back down to 1089ish. Not much u can do when its 20+ to 5 by the 12 minute mark. For i nstance last night on yorick i was 0/0/3 with 20 higher cs than gp but our fizz was 0/9/0 and vayne 0/12/1 jungle 4/2/1 and support 1/3/0 at the 12 minute mark. We lost horribly and nothing i could do vs a fed skarner, tf, and sivir. It was suicide.
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It's not always about carrying your team. Some teams can't be carried.
If you have a leaver on your team within two minutes, you're at an obvious disadvantage. It becomes less about how well you play, and more about...just...it just sucks.
The problem is in ranked if you do end up with a troll or just a crappy player, the other team can be good enough to take advantage of it. And if you wind up with two crappy players...well then you're f'd and you can't do a dang thing to carry them out that mess, regardless of how good the other 3 of you are. Its just the natural laws of ranked matches and part of a free to play game.
Ok how is it I carry a ton of games and still lose all the time?
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The main thing I've found is you need a champ that can really "carry." For example, I tend to roll Olaf jungle. It allows you to give lanes breathing room with ganks, maintain constant cs, and really, truly carry end game. All you need is your atmags and you're good to go. I don't think I've ever made it to my next real item after that.
Olaf doesnt carry as hard as skarner or udyr imo
honestly. 1300 top elo here. stuck at an 800 low. Trolls and leavers will make the game quite frustrating. But what I've noticed causes the most problems in ranked play, is general team hostility towards eachother. Everyone calls eachother names, and attacks eachother with venomous intent. And it is quite disheartening to the gaming experience. Nobody likes losing, and nobody likes losing on a team that hates eachother. My tips for doing well in League, is trying to keep your team calm, and enjoy the freaking game. My god. All of you brats who treat this as if it's some sort of game where the goal is to make everybody feel stupid and prove how much better you are than them. I'll tell you what. ITS NOT! So stop people.
Another thing that will help you get out of Elo hell, is knowing how to play a variety of champs, that can carry as well as take up multiple roles. (AP Nidalee, if your bot ranged AD isn't good, you can take the kills and get real beefy real fast. "Offtank Mordekaiser" can 5v1 a team if his team is there. Jungle Soraka can be a game changer as well.)
There are several champions that are in high demand that can ultimately change the tide of a game.
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The concentrations of atmospheric compounds such as greenhouse gases, heavy metals and trace gas air pollutants have rapidly changed. Many of these compounds interact with agricultural systems and influence crop performance, both directly by affecting growth and quality or indirectly by altering the plant's ability to cope with other abiotic and biotic stresses. Some atmospheric compounds have little or no discernible impact on the environment; others reach levels that exceed thresholds for damage to crops. In this review, we analyse the literature on airborne species that directly impact crop growth and health. In Europe and North America emissions of SO2, NOx and heavy metals have declined during the past decades and are currently not considered as a major threat to crops. By contrast, air pollutant emissions have been increasing in rapidly growing regions of Asia, Africa and Latin America. Ozone is the most phytotoxic of the common air pollutants. The widespread distribution of O3 already presents a risk to crop growth and health in many regions of the world. It is concluded that the continuous increase in background O3 concentrations will pose a critical threat to future world food security. Interactions with both biotic and abiotic factors must be taken into account in assessing risks of air pollutants in the field. There is evidence that these indirect effects could be more important under certain circumstances than the direct effects of air pollutants on plants. The parallel rapid increase in atmospheric CO2 concentrations accompanied by climate change has two major implications: (1) a possible benefit to crop growth by direct stimulation of photosynthesis and by mitigation of gaseous air pollutants and water stress; and (2) a threat to crop production due to an enhancement of crop quality losses.
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- Title
- Changes in atmospheric chemistry and crop health: A review
- Journal
Agronomy for Sustainable Development
Volume 31, Issue 1 , pp 81-89
- Cover Date
- 2011-01-01
- 10.1051/agro/2010013
- Print ISSN
- 1774-0746
- Online ISSN
- 1773-0155
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- atmospheric change
- carbon dioxide
- crops
- ozone
- pollutant interactions
- product quality
- yield
- Authors
- Jürgen Bender (1)
- Hans-Joachim Weigel (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Institute of Biodiversity, Johann Heinrich von Thünen-Institute (vTI), Federal Research Institute for Rural Areas, Forestry and Fisheries, Bundesallee 50, 38116, Braunschweig, Germany


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Conlin leads challenger; other Seattle City Council incumbents win
Richard Conlin viewed his lead as insurmountable. But challenger Kshama Sawant did not concede.
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Three Seattle City Council incumbents coasted to re-election Tuesday, while a fourth held a smaller lead over a socialist challenger in initial returns.
Richard Conlin, who has been on the council for 16 years, said he viewed his 53.6 percent — 46.1 percent lead as insurmountable.
But challenger Kshama Sawant did not concede, citing the fact she gained 2 percent in votes counted after the night of the August primary.
(Read more about Sawant's reaction and tweet predicting Conlin's political demise.)
Sawant, the first socialist to make the general election for the council in 22 years, said in a statement that "regardless of the eventual result, this is a tremendous victory."
In the only other race that had been seen as somewhat competitive, first-term incumbent Mike O'Brien took 64.4 percent of the first returns against challenger Albert Shen, who was at 35.3 percent.
The race between those two initially centered on O'Brien's friendship with Mayor Mike McGinn but later revolved around public safety.
Shen, a 46-year-owner of a small civil-engineering firm, said he wanted to reintroduce an ordinance to ban aggressive panhandling on city streets. O'Brien, 45, said that was not needed and would hurt poor and mentally ill residents.
Nick Licata and Sally Bagshaw each cleared 80 percent in Tuesday's returns against challengers Edwin Fruit and Sam Bellomio.
But the closest of the races was the Conlin-Sawant battle, which in recent days had gotten national attention.
Sawant, a 41-year-old economics instructor at Seattle Central Community College, focused her platform on a $15 minimum wage, rent control and a millionaire's tax, earning praise for bringing attention to those issues and giving Conlin a surprisingly stiff challenge.
The minimum-wage idea was later taken up by both candidates for mayor.
Conlin, 65, said he preferred to raise people out of poverty through training programs and a sound city economic strategy.
Sawant's performance in initial returns was surprising to many because Conlin had never before won with less than 60 percent of the general election vote since being elected in 1997.
On Tuesday night, Sawant supporters gathered at an Election Night party on Capitol Hill celebrated the success of the campaign.
Ramy Khalil, the campaign's manager, said it showed there is an alternative "to the two corporate parties."
"Even if we don't actually win the seat, we've already won, because we've changed the debate in the city," Khalil said.
In an interview, Conlin said the close result was probably due to his long tenure on the council.
"When you're looking for a fifth term, I think people hold you to a higher standard," he said.
But he added that, "I think my opponent ran a very strong campaign and clearly tapped into some interest that people have."
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