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June 05, 2012Thornton Tomasetti, the international engineering firm, announces that the Level 2 Renovation at Tufts University's School of Dental Medicine has received LEED Gold Certification. Fore Solutions, the green building consulting company acquired by Thornton Tomasetti in 2012, provided LEED consulting services for the project at the university's Boston, Mass., campus.
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The Tufts School of Dental Medicine developed a multi-year, multi-phase master plan to promote sustainability and positive environmental initiatives. Phase 1 of the project included a five-story, 95,000-square-foot vertical expansion to the existing building. This allowed for the expansion of patient clinics, classrooms and offices, as well as continuing education and research facilities.
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Castle's client wants him to see if her husband is having an affair, but things change when Castle witnesses the client being murdered by her husband.
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I noticed this morning roots of some of my tomato plants are coming up through the soil and growing along the soil surface. The plants are looking good except for some yellowing leaves on a few plants. The tomatoes are large and some are beginning to break color. Will the exposed roots inhibit further fruit and plant development? I was considering covering the exposed roots with topsoil but wouldn't the roots just resurface? Any advice? Thanks, Bob |
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Shallow rooting such as you are seeing is caused by shallow watering practices. That needs to be changed. The roots come to the surface because that is the only place they can find water. But your plants should already be heavily mulched with several inches of straw or hay or compost or grass clippings etc. etc. so it wouldn't have developed. Either mulch them well ASAP or at least cover them well with lots of soil and change your watering practices to less frequent and much deeper, longer watering so the soil gets wet down deep where the roots are supposed to be. Dave |
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Dave, Thanks for your response. I didn't mulch this year because I couldn't get my hands on any hay or straw. I don't have much of a lawn for grass clippings. A neighbor gave me his clippings but as I posted before (and you responded, thank you) he had treated his lawn with weed killer so I didn't use it. I asked another neighbor for his clippings and when I told him what I wanted them for, he said "That's a good idea, I'll put it in my garden". I know there are other types of mulches I can use but at this time of the season I'll take your advice and cover with topsoil and water more heavily. Thanks again, Bob |
Got any fall leaves coming? If so bag them to save and use for next year. Is composting an option for you? Makes the perfect mulch? Any cardboard boxes? Layers of cardboard covered with soil are great. Even multiple layers of newspapers covered with soil can work. Dave |
- Posted by ardee 6 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Aug 9, 12 at 11:41
Hi Dave, Will have plenty of leaves come October. Will definitely save for next year. Composting is a possibility- will consider that one as well as cardboard and newspaper. I already went out and got some topsoil and spread it out. Hope this gets me through the rest of the growing season. I watered heavily, as you suggested. Next year I'll do things a little differently. Thanks for your time and advice, Bob |
Bob - check out Dave's comments on soil moisture on the splitting and watering?? thread. It's the second entry in the thread. You might also go on Craig's list or other local boards |
Here is a link that might be useful: splitting and watering??
I get big cardboard from Sam's. So far they don't mind. It is in layers between boxes of products and pallet sized. Sometimes with wet leaves over it, it is a little slick. I like it much better than newspaper because if you get brown and not white or other colors it blends in well and is not as ugly. Earthworms love it. It rots pretty quickly but I just get more. |
Dave, thanks for the mulching tips. I never thought about grass clippings. But I'll try newspaper... Sharon |
Dave, thanks for the mulching tips. I never thought about grass clippings. But I'll try newspaper... Sharon |
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Iris Bunch- painting demonstration
16 comments:
- Dana Cooper said...
Loved seeing this Mary, thanks for posting it...beautiful painting too!
- March 16, 2011 at 5:58 PM
- Jerry Stocks said...
Thank you so much for posting the steps. I am a beginner painter, and this is so helpful to me. Love your colors!!
- March 17, 2011 at 5:38 AM
- Kim said...
Your flower paintings this week have been killer! Just love your brush work and values. I'm enjoying them very much : )
- March 17, 2011 at 8:12 AM
- Nancy Laliberte said...
Great painting and explanation Mary. Your work is consistently beautiful.
- March 17, 2011 at 3:15 PM
- Kelley Sanford said...
I think it's always magic to watch a painting come together. Just lovely, Mary.
- March 17, 2011 at 5:52 PM
- Nancy Goldman said...
This is beautiful Mary. I really like your colors and gestural brushwork. Thanks for posting the WIP photos.
- March 17, 2011 at 7:41 PM
- Linda Popple said...
Loved seeing your process. Your flower paintings are gorgeous!
- March 18, 2011 at 9:42 AM
- Kathy Cousart said...
Wonderful to see your process and thoughts as you do such a beautiful piece. Thanks for sharing- just lovely. I learned a lot:) - March 18, 2011 at 5:39 PM
- Karen Bruson said...
Oh, what gorgeous colors. Thanks for sharing your process.
- March 18, 2011 at 5:57 PM
- Karen Werner said...
So many subtle variations of color..very very nice!
- March 19, 2011 at 12:27 AM
- Ruth Andre said...
Nice to see the progressive steps to your "Iris Bunch" painting. Very nice.
- March 19, 2011 at 8:34 AM
- Diana Moses Botkin said...
Thanks for showing your work, Mary. It's fun to watch the progression of your painting steps for this lovely piece.
- March 19, 2011 at 12:52 PM
- Paintings by Irit Bourla said...
Thanks for sharing, it is beautiful.
May I ask where do you get the wooden easels? Mine are not these nice. - March 19, 2011 at 2:47 PM
- mary maxam said...
Hi Irit,
Thanks for the visit and nice comments :) I got the easels at http://www.easelmoments.com . I am relatively happy with most of them, but have to admit that some are slightly crooked and I will need to sort through before sending them, so that is a bit of a bummer. Overall though, service is good and the easels are not tippy, which I like. Thanks again to all for your great support :) Mary - March 19, 2011 at 3:52 PM
- Linny D. Vine said...
All of these flower paintings are gorgeous, Mary!
- March 20, 2011 at 8:08 PM
- Sandy Sandy said...
I just found you and went through your galleries on your web site. Very impressive work, Mary!Your mastery of your craft and unique voice comes through consistently. I'm really surprised your paintings are not ALL sold! You should be getting dozens of comments on your blog here too. Love the Iris painting. Just a suggestion - For next time - If you had posted the finish first and last, the reader could have gone from start to finish without scrolling backwards. Loved this demo though! Looking forward to following you here.
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HungarianAlthough the Hungarian presence in America dates from the American Revolution, significant numbers of Hungarians did not come to this country until the late nineteenth century. From the late 1890s until World War I, more than 450,000 Hungarians came to the United States as a result of worsening economic conditions at home. These immigrants were followed in the 1920's and 1930's by refugees of the dictatorial Horthy regime and, in the 1940s, by persons escaping Nazi control. The last significant wave of Hungarian immigration occurred as a result of the failure of the 1956 revolution, with 35,000 Hungarians escaping their country for the United States. Since this time, Hungarian immigration to the U.S. has been extremely small. Historically, the largest Hungarian-American communities have been in Cleveland and New York, although large concentrations can be found throughout the Midwest and Northeast. Contacts and SourcesAmerican Hungarian Library and Historical Society
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Investors Hope Worst Is Over
NEW YORK -- Stocks inched higher on Tuesday, as investors, heartened by benign inflation data, muscled through fears about slowing corporate earnings and job cuts at technology bellwether Cisco Systems Inc.
The hard-won gains indicated to some investors the worst may be over as the earnings season swings into full gear, with about 1,000 companies reporting their results this week. Analysts expect quarterly profits to be down 8.7 percent from the year before, but investors say the bad news is already factored into stocks.
"This could be a good time to buy some inexpensive companies," said Tim Woolston of Boston Advisors, which oversees $1.5 billion. "I think the S&P 500 has bottomed, though I don't know about the Nasdaq yet, and the worst of the selling may be over."
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Technology stocks had stumbled on Monday after a top Wall Street firm soured on computer chip makers, a call that resurrected worries about sagging corporate earnings in the high-tech sector.
"People are looking for the trigger to put money to work at the bottom," said representative of investment firm Avatar Associates. "Rightly or wrongly, people are looking at the weakness we had yesterday afternoon and first thing this morning and saying, 'This is a great opportunity.'"
Stocks were also underpinned by the Consumer Price Index that indicated inflation was rising slowly enough in March that it was unlikely to hinder the Federal Reserve from cutting interest rates for a fourth time this year.
The government reported the CPI ticked up 0.1 percent and rose 0.2 percent, excluding volatile food and energy prices, in line with analysts' consensus estimates. In a separate report, it said U.S. housing starts slowed modestly in March.
Cisco, the biggest maker of gear that helps power the Internet, became the latest company to say profits will fall below expectations. Investors had anticipated the bad news. Juniper Networks (
Cisco said after Monday's close that the current business environment "has never been more challenging," and said it sees fiscal third-quarter per-share earnings before one-time items in the "very low" single-digit range. It also said sales will slump 30 percent
"Even though they have missed lowered guidance, the Street is looking and thinking perhaps this is the worst-case scenario," said Charles Payne, chief executive at Wall Street Strategies.
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Health-related and drug stocks moved higher after Johnson & Johnson (
"The markets are looking for earnings visibility and the pharmaceutical sector is about the only place that has it," said Woolston.
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A teenage girl was shot Tuesday morning along Morris Road in Southeast Washington, and police say it may have happened while she was walking to school.
MPD spokesman Ofc. Anthony Clay says the 18-year-old girl was shot in the leg in the 1400 block of Morris Road.
Clay says that the person who called 911 to report the shooting said that his daughter had been shot while she walked to school.
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Int'l mission exposes land grabbing in Isabela
June 12, 2011 in agriculture, Featured, land rights by emendator
By VIRGILIO A. CORPUZ
BAGUIO CITY — On May 29, 2011, an international fact finding mission (IFFM) was launched to look into the impact of a bio-ethanol project on the small farming communities in San Mariano, Isabela.
In the process of carrying out this mission, members of the IFFM confirmed the findings of the national fact finding mission conducted earlier, from February 22 to 23, by Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas (KMP), DAGAMI and Rural Missionaries of the Philippines (RMP) about a bio-ethanol project of the Japanese-Filipino corporate consortium Green Future Innovations, Inc. (GFII) and Eco-Fuel Land Development Inc.In a statement released, the fact finding group said, that it was evident that residents in the area were gravely concerned by the widespread patterns of landgrabbing, militarization and intensive agro-industrial development in the interest of agribusiness corporations.
The concern that emanated from local farmers cultivating small plots of corn, rice, fruit and vegetables was the complete lack of agrarian reform in San Mariano, and the exacerbation of historical injustice by the large scale land acquisitions for mono-cropping of sugar cane as initiated by the GFII.
GFII is expected to be fully operational by March 2012, with the completion of the plantations, nurseries and processing plants spanning eleven thousand hectares of prime agricultural lands and even forest restoration areas.
The corporate operations is currently promoted as an environmentally responsible industry that will bring economic boom to the region; decrease the Philippines' reliance on imported fuels; and a unique investment which will make Isabela the site of the largest bio-fuel project in the country.
According to Danilo Ramos, KMP secretary-general, a large percentage of the 11,000 hectares plantation project was previously and is currently still occupied and tilled by thousands of farmers here and in neighboring towns.
Residents and small farmers in these lands are being displaced by the sugarcane plantation. This includes beneficiaries of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP), indigenous peoples with claims to ancestral domain, and land patent holders.
"We recorded first-hand cases of how unscrupulous persons in connivance with government officials took advantage of farmers and indigenous peoples who lack knowledge on land titling laws and engaged in fraudulent titling schemes," Ramos said.
"Based on the interviews and focus group discussions held in San Mariano, it is important to underscore that the entry of the bio-ethanol project has meant that these communities have become increasingly vulnerable to land grabbing and land speculation schemes. More so, that most of the CLOAs are facing foreclosure proceedings by the Land Bank," added Ramos.
The targeted project area of 11,000 hectares has a potential crop yield of 80-90 cavans/hectare of irrigated lands and 60 cavans/hectare for upland rice.
If the project pushes through, it will significantly reduce the food production capacity of the community and cause further encroachment into forest areas as farmers will clear new lands to farm for food," remarked Diony Yadao, Chairperson, DAGAMI-San Mariano.
The conversion of lands that were once allotted for diverse cropping and forest cover will lead to significant carbon emissions and biodiversity loss.
It is also a threat to the declared protected areas such as the Sierra Madre Natural Park the covered forest ecosystems of San Mariano.
The forest ecosystem, specifically the watershed nourishes the river systems that provide water to the food production of the communities.
Being located in the north of Luzon, an area where typhoons typically strike on a seasonal basis, also means there would be increased vulnerability of the area to landslides and flooding.
The long term social and economic costs to the country, as enumerated above, compounded by the ecological impacts will be disastrous," pointed out by Tanya Roberts from the Philippine Solidarity Network-Canada.
Recommendations forwarded to both Houses of Congress and concerned National Line Agencies (DENR, DA, DAR) based on the IFFM findings that needed attention are focused on the respect and recognition of the peasants, farm workers and IP human rights to own and till their land. And, putting a stop on landgrabbing and processing of anomalous land titling.
The Government should withdraw state support and endorsement of the GFII bio-fuel project, as well as de-militarize the affected barrios.
Composing the fact-finding team are Jill Richardson of Organic Consumers Association (USA), Simone Lovera of Global Forest Coalition (Paraguay), Yasuo Aonishi of Action Center for Development and Rights (Japan), Hozue Hatae of Friends of the Earth (Japan), Tanya Roberts of Philippine Solidarity Network (Canada), and from the Philippines, Feny Cosico of Agham, Edna Maguigad of Searice, Cesar Arellano of Sentra, Danilo Ramos and Wilfredo Marbella of KMP, Rhoda Gueta of APC, Cita Managuelod and Diony Yadao of DAGAMI. # nordis.net


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I love pigment! I rarely buy eyeshadow anymore because I use pigments nearly every day. I really don't think they're messy at all. Transfer some into a smaller jar, dip in brush and apply. The versatility is amazing with them. I love making lipglosses out of pigments. It's not really that expensive considering how long it will last you. I do wish they sold 2 size jars though. A half size jar would be perfect for the not so everyday colors. I'll definitely keep buying pigments!
I've tried about 20 or so of the MAC pigments and I love them. I really only use them when I'm going out at night because during the day I just use neutral colours . I always just buy the samples on ebay because a little goes a VERY long way and as I said, I don't use them daily. Usually I apply the shimmery or glittery shades dry and the matte shades wet to make them more dramatic. They crease a bit but that can be remedied by applying some foundation to the eyelids before the pigments. I really do suggest buying the samples instead of the pricey full size product unless you find a shade that you want to use everyday. You can get so many uses out of the tiny pots and they're very inexpensive on ebay.
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I'm a huge fan of the pigments. I actually prefer them over shadow now. They are so versatile and I sue them in so many ways. This is a GREAT product
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I can't say anything bad about these. I've only used samples since i'm a poor little girl but I plan on buying msot of the samples i've tried from MAC.
I LOVE MAC PIGMENTS!!! As a makeup artist, you can't survive without owning MAC pigments. I have at least half of the colors offered on the website and I'm always checking to see if they've come out with new shades. The best thing about the pigments is that they come in a big jar that will take forever to use up. Let's face it, you're probably not going to wear a bright blue shadow everyday so it'll take you years to use up your MAC pigments. Also, you can use some of them on your lips! Why would you do this? Well, a few years ago I was Cleopatra for Halloween. I wanted to achieve the ultimate gold metallic lip but I couldn't find a lipstick/lip gloss that gave me this look. A MAC makeup artist told me to put a gold pigment on over a gold lipstick to achieve my look. Voila! I looked like Anck-Su-Namun from The Mummy Returns! Most of the pigment colors are highly metallic, which is good for someone who's seeking for a high-quality funky eyeshadow.
OK,here are the good things about the pigments~they come in very beautiful colors,ranging from shimmery to matte,they are somewhat affordable,and they seem to last forever.They also mix well with whatever you'd like.Now here are the bad things.They are VERY messy and seem to go all over the place,and if you are using these as eyeshadow,LOL,you are in for a treat.They go all over your freshly-foundationed face and you have a hard time trying to get it off without ruining your foundation!The bottle itself that it comes in is no picnic,there is nothing there to proctect the pigments from coming out,say,if you put the bottle near the bathroom sink and accidently were to spill it.I don't know about YOU,but $20 of this stuff is alot of money for something that I am literally spilling down the drain!The staying power of these is just plain terrible,especially if you are using these as eyeshadow!I've tried everything, mixing with a base,applying with a brush,and it starts fading after and hour or so!No WONDER they put them in such big bottles,with all of the spilling and re-applying going around!All in all,I gave this stuff 3 lippies because I can't live without a few of the colors,even if I have to keep re-applying it every hour on the hour.
I have this in violet, and I love it. I mix it with my metallic silver kryolan to increase the staying power... since it seems to wear off quickly even with a base.
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The pigments powder have alot of shades to choose from...Veri highly pigment and long lasting powder...Highly recommend for long term use!
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Pigments make up about half of my eyeshadow collection. I actually started using pigments before pressed eyeshadows, so don't let anyone discourage you from trying them. They are extremely versatile. My big tip: use good brushes. The quality of brushes you use with your pigments will make a huge difference, and no fingers or Q-tips!


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Go to m.barnard.edu for the Mobile Barnard web app or download it from the App Store or Google Play.
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An opening panel to launch the 13-day exhibition of new art by the Dominican York Proyecto Gráfica: a printmaking collective of artists of Dominican descent that provide rare and critical insight into the Dominican experience in New York and around the world.
Join us for a fun and thought-provoking weekend of feature films, documentaries and shorts that highlight inspiring stories of remarkable women. Q & A sessions with filmmakers, conversations with Hollywood stars, workshops for women in the film community, and more.
Acclaimed global novelists Caryl Phillips and Hisham Matar read from their recent works, and discuss what motivates them to write.
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Wright donates engraved bench by conceptual artist Jenny Holzer in honor of classmate and Barnard classmate and Barnard Prof. Emerita Barbara Novak '50, along with a $25,000 gift for financial aid.
For The New York Times, Assistant Professor of French Kaiama Glover reviewed the book Harlem: A Century in Images.
Enjoy a special exhibit of alumnae artists curated by Vanessa Thill '13 and Eunice Yooni Kim '13.
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Some of the art world's most lauded contemporary artists are Barnard alumnae, including Mierle Laderman Ukeles '61 and the late Sarah Charlesworth '69. In honor of the College's 125th anniversary, several took part in a show on campus. Hear them talk about their work. (At left: Detail from The Naked Eye by Erica Baum '84)
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Mr. Cavanagh is a member of the firm's Litigation and Labor & Employment Practice Groups. Mr. Cavanagh is admitted to both the Colorado and California bars. After a decade of practicing law in California, he moved to Colorado and joined Messner Reeves to assist with the California needs of the firm's clients, while continuing to develop his own trial and appellate practices. Mr. Cavanagh has extensive experience litigating in both federal and state trial and appellate courts. He has handled matters involving several different areas of the law including labor and employment issues, commercial contract disputes, consumer class actions, false advertising and unfair competition claims, intellectual property protection, partnership liability, real estate disputes, responsibility for environmental clean-up costs and probate matters. Mr. Cavanagh also has experience counseling clients with respect to labor and employment matters, including formulation of employee handbooks, termination procedures and litigation avoidance. EducationUniversity of Michigan School of Law, J.D., cum laude, 1998 Georgetown University, B.S.F.S., cum laude, 1994 AssociationsAmerican Bar Association Colorado Bar Association Los Angeles County Bar Association Larimer County Bar Association Larimer County Young Lawyers Division. Prior Professional ExperienceArnold & Porter, LLP, Los Angeles, CA Irell & Manella, Los Angeles, CA NoteworthyObtained a complete defense verdict on behalf of a large restaurant chain after a federal court jury trial in a disability discrimination lawsuit filed by a former employee. Obtained a complete defense verdict on behalf of a large motion picture production company after binding arbitration in a claim for underpayment brought by a writers guild under a collective bargaining agreement. Obtained a net defense verdict on behalf of a large ecommerce company after binding arbitration in connection with contractual claims and cross-claims between the company and its fulfillment services provider. ] Defeated certification of a putative consumer class against a large residential alarm monitoring company with respect to claims regarding the legality and enforceability of numerous provisions of company's form contract, and successfully defended that ruling before the California Court of Appeal. Obtained summary judgment on behalf of a school district with respect to sexual harassment claims brought against it by a former employee. Obtained summary judgment on behalf of a high-net-worth individual with respect to an enforcement-of-foreign-judgment action brought against him in California state court. Successfully defended before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals a district court's grant of summary judgment in favor of a manufacturing company with respect to race discrimination claims brought against it by a former employee. Persuaded the California Court of Appeal to reverse an order denying a motion to strike certain cross-claims under that state's anti-SLAPP statute. Defeated an ecommerce company's motion for a preliminary injunction against a large software developer in a trademark infringement action in federal court. Persuaded the Los Angeles County Department of Environmental Health at an administrative hearing to drop all claims against a large restaurant chain regarding alleged misrepresentations with respect to various menu items. |
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The IAC playoff bracket is set, Episcopal has the #1 seed, and Bullis has the #2. They are heavy favorites to meet for the championship. The tournament's last day is sat, feb 18th at Georgetown prep. There is a 5th place game, a 3rd place game and the chip is scheduled for 7pm. Get there early, it should sell out.
First Round - Tuesday, February 14, 2012
1. Episcopal receives a bye
2. Bullis receives a bye
3. Landon will host St. Stephens & St. Agnes
4. Georgetown Prep and St. Albans will play, but the higher seed will be determined by a coin flip.
Second Round – Friday, February 17, 201
1. Episcopal will host the winner of the Georgetown Prep vs. St. Albans game 6:00pm
2. Bullis will host the winner of Landon vs. St. Stephens & St. Agnes game 6:00pm
Third Round - Saturday, Feb. 18, 2012 at Georgetown Prep
3:00 PM - the losers of the first round games will play to determine fifth/sixth place
5:00 PM - the losers of the two semi-final games will play to determine third/fourth place
7:00 PM - the winners of the two semi-final games will play to determine the tournament champion


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The start of this past Sunday, just like all those other Sundays stretching back for decades, was signaled by that reassuring double thump on the doorstep, the sign that Denver's two daily newspapers had arrived. But already that double thump is echoing into memory.
This Friday, the Department of Justice anti-trust division investigators currently evaluating the joint operating agreement application for the Denver Post and the Rocky Mountain News will give their recommendation to Attorney General Janet Reno.
By all accounts, which range from whispers in Washington to gasps in other newspaper-war-torn cities to brags in local bars, the Denver application is moving right along, encountering few (if any) of the obstacles that blocked and bloodied the way in Detroit, and Seattle, and San Francisco. Those cities' applications inspired large files of letters from citizens and community groups complaining to the Justice Department that a JOA would ruin their town -- if not truth, justice and the American Way.
And Denver?
The most significant item in this city's puny file is the surprise endorsement of the JOA by the affected unions, which alone may be enough to seal the deal. Sure, there's a protest from animal-loving (and bulk-advertising-buying) Jake Jabs, worried that he'll be bitten by increased rates -- but Jake had better get out the Bactine, because like it or not, the thirty-year-old Newspaper Preservation Act essentially endorses price-fixing. Under the alleged logic of the act, that's a fair trade for saving a failing newspaper and rescuing an independent voice that otherwise would be silenced. And there's a lengthy treatise from former Westword writer Ryan Ross, pointing out that Scripps-Howard has blown numerous chances to make the News, once its flagship, a profitable paper again. But while Scripps-Howard has clearly made boneheaded decision after boneheaded decision, the $123 million loss the company claims to have incurred over the last decade is hard to argue with, particularly since there's nothing to guarantee that the company would keep pouring in cash if the JOA application is rejected; after all, there is no law that boneheads must continue to publish newspapers, whether they make money or not. And there's a letter from Westword, asking for a hearing on the application because the public simply has a right to know.
But it now appears that the public doesn't have a right to know much. The public is privy to what's inside those two newspapers that land on the doorstep every Sunday, but not what's behind them. And so while the News, which has labeled itself the "failing newspaper" in the deal, has to bare its soul and balance sheet, the Justice Department has determined that certain financial records pertaining to Post owner Dean Singleton's ever-expanding newspaper empire can be kept confidential. He's the winner of this war, after all, as his own paper proclaimed in announcing the JOA deal (a boast the News protested, in a last gasp that seems sadder every day).
If on Friday, Justice investigators recommend approval of the JOA application -- and while officially they cannot comment, I've got a second-in-circulation daily newspaper in a medium-market town I'd like to sell you should you think the JOA won't be approved -- the public will have another thirty days to comment. After that, Janet Reno can approve or deny the application that took Denver by such surprise just over three months ago but has been decades in the making.
"The newspaper lads were smoking and playing cards, their feet on derelict desks. They didn't pay much attention at first to the newcomers. 'Don't let us disturb you,' Tammen said, 'but we've just taken over this paper.' The card-playing ceased. Feet came down from desk tops. If husbands are the last ones to hear of their wives' amative strayings, newspaper men are the last to learn of the sale of a paper over their heads. And the eventual revelation seems to carry the same shocking quality in either case.
Bonfils called out in his best military baritone: 'Go ahead and just keep on working.'" -- Timber Line
To keep on keeping on is easier said than done, of course. When Frederick Bonfils and Henry Tammen bought the then-Evening Post in 1895, the paper was just three years old, a baby compared to the venerable Rocky Mountain News, Denver's first newspaper, which made its debut the afternoon of April 17, 1858 -- and soon bought out the competitor that started later that evening, in "the city's first newspaper merger," according to Fowler.
If the early days of Denver's newspaper war were filled with fisticuffs and gunplay, its middle and later periods were just as hard-fought, if a bit less colorful. Scripps-Howard bought the News in 1926; fifty years later, under scion Michael Howard, it was breaking stories and making major circulation inroads on the Post, which had become the staid paper of record while owned by the foundation Bonfils had created. Even ownership by Times Mirror wasn't enough to liven it up. And then came Dean Singleton in 1987, fresh from buying -- and shutting down -- major dailies in Dallas and Houston. He cut a great deal to get the Post, then went to war. For this round of the battle, though, the ammunition wasn't sensational stories and cheap gimmicks, but cheap classified deals and sensational circulation offers.


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Springfield, MA (June 9, 2011) As our emergency vehicles continue to roam the streets of the still devastated areas of Springfield, we are never quite sure what we will find from one day to the next. Tonight we were reminded of the immediate needs that are still as evident as the first night the tornadoes struck the town. One of our mobile feeding units pulled up to an area that we had not been to before. After seeing a large number of people still wandering the streets we decided to stop and start to offer hot food and drinks. An 8 yr. old walked up to the canteen and started thanking our volunteers over and over again. It almost seemed strange that this young boy kept repeating how grateful he was that The Salvation Army was there. The boy said to one of the volunteers 'This is the happiest day of my life'. When the worker asked 'why?' the young boy said 'because I have food'.
This is what Paul Harvey termed the "rest of the story". That very thankful boy and his mother took their hamburger dinners inside their damaged home. After a little while the boy came out again. We had run out of hamburgers and started to distribute cold sandwiches. I gave the boy six sandwiches to take to school for the next few days and he brought them inside. Then when the sandwiches were gone we started to distribute Bibles. The boy's mother came out and immediately requested a Bible then the neighbors started taking Bibles. In that little neighborhood we gave out the last 10 Bibles we had. We left that broken neighborhood feeling that we had distributed a little "short- term cheer" in the form of food and water to meet their immediate needs and a lot of "long-term hope" in the form of the Word of God.
At the end of a long hot 15 hour day we were exhausted but well comforted by the Biblical promise that the Word of God never returns void, that it is alive, active, and powerful. We know that God's word will speak to those folks in that Springfield neighborhood the very words they need to hear in each of the days ahead equipping them to endure the formidable trials ahead of them.
This war torn area still cries out for help from The Salvation Army and we are there throughout the day from breakfast through dinner providing hot meals, hydration, groceries, bibles, and tangible love to these hurting people. The people receiving these services have regularly said 'We love you Salvation Army' and 'We thought we were forgotten here'. Even 5 days after the storm left its wake of devastation, The Salvation Army is still finding those who have not been able to begin to rebuild their lives. We will be here for them day after day as they begin to move towards hope one step after another.